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The Washington herald., 1913-12-02

we're wary OF strange craft and hard to
find.
1t was Commander Semmes' purpose
therefore, after refitting at Condore, and
coaIing at Singapore, TO return to the
Western Ocean
His purpose in choosing Condore as a
stopping place at which to refit was
prompted by the supposition that the
island was occupied only by natives, IL
at all, and that no question Of neutrali-
ty would be raised by his using it as 4
base.
To his surprise ne found tho island in
possession of the French, and small
French garrison there The comman-
dant, however, made no objection to the
presence of the Alabama, saying smil-
ingly, You carry more cannon than ]"
Guided Into Harbor.
If any evidence were wanting of the
adventurous character of Commander
Semmes, and the appeal to him Of such
experiences as fell to him in this period
of his life. it could be found in the
pages of the journal he kept aboard the
Alabama.
The sea tales of romancers must he
sought for parallels to the entries made
in This journal Nothing else in the
pages of the naval records Of the war
equals it is interesting treatment.
A part of the entry for December
was as follows:
AT p. m made the island of Con-
dore; ran to the northward of the White
Rock and along the western side Of the
island, and after dark fortunately an
chored under the lee of an island that
lies to the northward of the harbor, in
eighteen fathoms of water. Here it was
smooth. and it is pleasant to listen to
the whistling of the monsoon, which had
handled us roughly for the last two
days. Observed a light on shore"
For December , the entry ran:
Stiff monsoon blowing in squalls. At
daylight we discovered a small vessel at
anchor near the head of the barbor, with
French cclors and awnings and other in
dications of being a vessel of war, though
rigged junk fashion
Sent a boat to examine the depth oD
water. Boat returned at l p. m. with
commander of the vessel, a French ves-
sci of war. I was quite surprised to
learn we were in civilized waters, and
that the island was in possession Of the
French. There is a small garrison at the
village on the east side. There had been
a revolt of the natives, the French Of
ficer said, and for that reason there were
very few vegetables or fruit to be had,
as most Of the natives had betaken them
selves to the mountains.
Got under way and ran into the har-
Dor, the Frenchman politely showing me
the way, and anchored in nine fathoms
Frequent heavy squalls rushing down the
gorges of the mountains. Got out a
spring (cable) so as to present our port
broadside to any enemy that might be
disposed to violate neutrality, and to save
coal permitted all the fires to go out. A
couple of ships running before the wind
passed in sight during the day.
A Picturesque Spot.
Commander Semmes' enjoyment of his
stay at Condore is shown by further en-
tries in the journal. On December he
wrote:
The harbor is picturesque, with
mountains rising abruptly from the water
IN the heighf of 1 en- fat oIatbad ,zyify,
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02
Plankcd Smelts.

Thoroughly wipe twelve good-sized
fresh smelts, cut of a little of tails only
then split open through front without
separating and season all over with tea
spoonful salt and half teaspoonful pepper.
Lightly oil an oak plank-shad board
place the smelts on plank one beside
another. haste with little melted putter'
then set in the oven twenty-five minutes.
Remove, squeeze Juice of half sound
lemon over them, send to table on the
plank.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02

polishing. A roughed chamois is also
helpful.
II Is particularly Ill advised for the
girl who works to wear dirty jewelry.
Indeed. she should wear as little as pos
sible. A watch. cuff buttons. and a sim
pie brooch or pinSkt the neck Is all that
Is permissible for good taste. These
should be kept shining.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02
Dutch snuce.

Blend together two ounces of butter
and small teaspoonful Of flour, put 1t
into a stewpan with equal quantities OF
water and tarragon vinegar Gwo table
spoonfuls of each), stir for minute and
add the beaten yolks of two eggs, keeping
up the stirring until the mixture thick
ems. II must not boil. and when ready
to serve pour into 1t half the juice of a
lemon. Make the sauce in a double
boiler.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02
MENU FOR TODAY.
BREAKFAST.

BREAKFAST.
Cereal.
Sausages with Fried Bananas.
Smothered Potatoes.
Toast. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Potato Salad with Vegetables
Baking Powder Biscuit
Jelly Roll Qeft-oyer jelly).
Tea
DINNER.
Clear SoupS>
Planked Smelts- Potato Balls.
Dutch Sauce.
Spinach Fritters Qeft-over spinachh
Tomato and Water Cress salad.
Rice Flummery. Coffee.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02
sent broadcast.

Meanwhile an address has been sent
broadcast to Parents and Young Peo-
pie in Montclair." asking their thought
full attention to some Of the questions
that will come up in the December
meeting. and requesting answers by
mail. so the towns real sentiment may
be known when they get together to
talk things over.
The questions cover forms of amuse-
ment approved and others condemned.
the number of formal functions each
year in conformity with health and
with safe and sane notions, suggestions
as to chaperonage. expense and the
like. In addition. they are asked to
discuss the questions with friends and
to pass the word along to the old and
the young.
The Idea originated in the mind of
the scout commissioner of the local
Roy Scouts and from him reached out
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02

Light blue and pink malines viii pro-
badly be used again to touch up the
black or white low-necked gown and
to fill up the decolletage.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02
shocked Wide Awake.

These interested men and women. II
seems, have been shocked wide-awake by
the continued efforts OF the boys and
girls. still in the high school period, to
dance and make merry into the "wee
sma' hours" of /. 2. and g. and then tuck
their books under their arms and be of
to school at on the very same morning.
They earnestly insist that the young
people of their town are recklessly in
viting trouble. mentally, physically and
morally. through the growing complexity
Of their lives, especially along social
ways and say that many OF the most
jealous pleasant-seekers have little time
left for study. and perhaps as little In
clination.
And so a big meeting Is to be held
in one of the town churches early in
December looking toward a safe and
same regulation and simpllfication of
the social code for very young folk.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02

away to cool, in an open bowl. The fat
will form a cake on top. Keep this fat
for frying or braising; first charity II by
putting II in a kettle with some water.
Cook for a few minutes. then set away
10 cool. The impurities will sink to the
bottom. and the clear fat will form a
cake on top.
A velour hat that seemed to have been
utterly spoiled in a drenching rain was
made to look like new-by steaming and
brushing, which was managed in this
way: Across a fiatiron ChoO set on end,
a wet cloth was laid. One person hold
ing the damp cloth over the iron. kept
up a good steam supply, while another
holding the hat in the steam, brushed
vigorously with a good bristle brush. In
few minutes the hat was quite restored
Very attractive disks for use under a
vase of flowers, a pitcher of ice water.
or the punch bowl can be made at home
at trifing expense by any woman who
Is in the least ingenious Have a piece
of heavy glass cut in the shape of a
hexagon, each side measuring about five
inches. Get a small piece of cretonne
having a figure about the same size. Lay
the glass over II and tack in place by q
small amount of glue along the edge.
Bind the edge with gilt gimp about an
Inch wide: by sewing lightly at each
corner IL viii stay in place. The cost
of materials is as follows: One yard
gimp, Is cents; oRe-half yard of Gre
tonne, Is cents. The price of the glass
varies according to thickness
The Washington herald., 1913-12-02

Commander Semmes' enjoyment of his
stay at Condore is shown by further en-
tries in the journal. On December he
wrote:
The harbor is picturesque, with
mountains rising abruptly from the water
to the height of 1,S0o feet, clothed with
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

Smart frpgter ban ct, mart ct a1toet. 5tm1-
Dom trobilocr ban iig, at Der er ifet lllpffe$ pon &uG-
get, %ltl1loon1 Fen0og, at @aar0en CT brGnot, eller at
9inglDs,tingen life bar fllnoet Steo. Meget piloe
leg gipe TIL at hi ia1oen &interen fllnoe ipgrge gobe
Sioe1oer oerirn; men set er tibet riu1eli{gt at baa-
be-"
Seq oco et @oao," iporeoe grli1,g. r9ooirart
ri er ton1ne tilbage til 5urpsborg, ffal leg begiarc
9rlop rrogle Gage % bragg op at giaite 8prsolf.
5nu bar bel 50 i lin Iieueite cit p%aalioclig Ma,16,
iom tan goa 8lo BERTH og gipe eber ben l1nberret-
ming, S attraar. "
Saa inoerligt leg for on 6aoers og for oin
5fplo bnfer Sen Dag ner, iaa tpftes om BOG mig
ner1nere Der eoers Greolpsbeo. Ser, bpor ri begge
nsoes iom @initer fra famine 2a,1o, glemn,er jeg
!Itl1noont set ftore Sfel, Der er nrellen1 EN- fattig
Sopipeno og @erieoattere,1 paa Steiuoritao."
,@per Gong, ri bar talt n1eo %bitar6en," ipare-
De S1tefrio %reon1et,oe, "bar leg n~toattet ianoe, at Der
par ct fort Sfel, tbi gu itanr / grfaring % 9gn1=
1%nefraft la1gt ODER mig"
rGe1 Sos tor ieg life tage inoo, og tro for
alti1g life, at set Dar min agt at billie %nn6erplie
big. Seq pe6 life, bporoan ri iteoie tom til at tale
ON Eing, Iom set ellcrs life er 5eb, at 1nge &urle'
tale mes %frcu1n,eoe %l1agn1eer ON; terfer leg Dog, ol
OSlUu IS1O W. IVA uOSSu O%C@U WIZ : w ."'''~lN
6en, at on olortg afpHte mig"
.Gm jeg ifal oere erlig> 90 bpiifeoe bel en- og
onoen Gang stoltbeoen mig Gre, at leg tn,oe gip-
re Set, og en- an0en @ang, 1roar leg / grrun1e font
til at trnfe paa alt set, hi bap6e talt mes %bina11oen
ON. Seq talte 10 life til Big fom til oaore Mer1o;
ieg ipl1rgte ON Set, min Siel terieoe efter at ptoe,
og leg btlgte horta6 irtet, bDerten imaat eller fort,
al bpao leg terfte. ga iplrrgte ieg iturbom mig
lelp: 9pab ON ban MI, raar ban fomn1er til &on=
gems &iro, forteller fine Stalobreore ON 6en etfcl=
oige &erieootter poa Steinoritao? Sen @haligbeo
Dor lea tl6e tilfre6s meo," lag6e 5nefrio meo ct bp
5mil.
Get far o1 ol6rig for Mfpor funnel tGtfe, Sre=
frio @,1ttormsbotter."
Set n,oa tiene til min l1noifploning, at ieg Dor
finn nitte1t Mor, bar fun bapt lihen &eile6ning, men
iaarc r1eget at raaoe oper. gIt, bpno leg gioroe,
tpftcs 6aber bel giort. 9enter leg it1noom, at
oennc Dor l1olnnoigbeo life pil blipe til min 5taoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

@pao 9runninger fun. $ ct er1-
gelif 1iosifrift for ifglge rgihiel=
lan6s 6olfeblao" en- 6orfatterin6e
optoget Spergsmaalet ON, bpor<
plot 9romningerl1e = / 6alb GU
ropos Eroner itprteoes = bar /
Stm16 til at tiene 6eres 6oglige
8rpo. Sum beiparer / alt 6alo for
nogles &e6fommen0e bette Spergs=
maal meb ct vSSa".
Dronning gliiabetb al 8elgien,
Joni er Cater al @ertug Ebeooor
al 8apern = Sen bergmte 9ienl9=
&c - er 81. meo. peo 2eipsig
ltnioeriitet. Sum for / 8rpsiel OPP
rettet ct @ofpital, bpor bun ielp
n1e6er lom Strung / ierlige tnteres=
iante 9ilfel6e,og FUN for for egne
Mi6ler aabnet en- l166anneli esan=
1talt for SDgepleierifer. Sg set
Itiener til 0anmarfs 9@re> at blu1
bor ienot aoifillige @elgierin6er
6erop for at lore 5pgepleie.
9ronningem al @umenie11 bil0e
beller life itaa bre0les, ielp ont BUN
miite6e 0ronntngefronen. @en6es
8gger biloe fire ben6e ct onltan=
6igt l16fomme. 0g itog set life til,
fltn6e bum gne elmer I Sprog,
Ml1if % Stenografi.
, Set er life Smooiummer, 9ron-
ni11gen al Stalien tjerier peo l1o=
gipefien al fire Digte. Men 6es=
l1oen er bum Ell ferite &lasies 5fpt<
te og Spsmmerife.
Dron1i11gen of &ollan6 er Set
niatltrmaleri10e og cit fprite &angs
y aoffepige! Mapnlig oct itoite
er bum itolt al. Senoes Msano 1fa1
nare cit flor @o1rrma11b, og oct
bomber life ioa ijGlbent, at ben
lille, 1tnge Drowning ielp gaar neo
Ii &sffenet for at til6ereoe bans
Dn6lingsretter.
Sen tpife aejierin6e flunoe, ONT
%fornsoent, blipe 6otograf, ifriper
ben engelife 5orfatteri,oe, meoens
Droming Moa16 bilbe blipe iitano
til at err1pre fig iom S%ol1rnaldit!
timber &ieuoonpmet .@rabam ST.
ping" far bum allerebe ifrepet ao-
ifillige leieperoige Mrtifler / en-
gelite 8lo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
vserdien at Land j Saskatchewan.

i Winnipeg, Canada, traadte til
.og satte sig Spidsen for at
forbedre og udvide de skandina-
Tviske Kolonisationsarbejder glen
mem hele Diet vestlige Canada.
Hans Virksomhed som Finans-
mand og Filantrop rygtedes
Igjennem hele Landet og CAV
.fornyede Impulser til skandina-
|yisk Indvandring og I'll en- mere
systematisk Qrdning az Skandi-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

rga, laa ice gierne. at s bapoe @aoperen fGr=
oig," iaaoe Maa1ra og tren fl.lot beleslet oper Ger
}felen til lin Stue.
Scr lna 9ronb be6 Nrllel1 I. plliteoe og blGite
paa noglc forte Ein6e, % tire elIer fire al 8ernene
lea pes Chen al og bjalp til, meoens 0Rpg og @ite
itoo DEM olle i gjnene;; De sprige Gfterfommere
bugeeoe @rc,1e it'll, rprte @rpoen eller iloaes og
ifreg / 8rogene: 9afeoc, g,itne og %ele1oige iaa De
no ollie tilhobe;; iffnn @oana i~tr,,tteoe al s,taobeo
og &raft font alti6.
g ri" iag6e 8rano og feg %betgnfeltgt op.
@n br bi Iigget fer og puitet en rlun 9i6; met
@niiterne roger pef mes Mife1t, og 11ogle gnor til
@eirs me6 &sgen. Set moa fomnte al oen peitcn
@ino."
~@oa pef, og las mig fonnte TIL"
@agna imeo Sober og &1trpe, filteoe Sfertet ,op
og eioroe Sci. Sc al 8eraene, iom itob paa @ul=
bet, blep ninget ZEN &rogene, % 6e / @rogea1e rnaat=
tie uo paa @tlpet; De iterite fit ODER 9eaffen meo
@reneitu1nper, bborefter De jebr1t bple1oe liteoe
1%oenfor. Snart bran6te Ssloen Ipitigt UNDER Cru
Sen, % Magna nos Ell pelf% ortient &bile paa Mrne=
fontett.
&1m %begpnote at fortelIe 8rano ont, bpoo bar1
6en Sag bap6e oplepet og bgrt, bbor bum bobbe
eberet, og tpao bum bop6e %fortje1nt. rOg fer ltul o1
fe ct @tpffe @aontel! Deraf ifol blipe ct @ar rpe
@roge til oe to it6rite Gutter"
Sc fan, niooe mig, trenge til set, @agna. Sen
itore fl1noe life faa fine til at benge poo Jig, for,
fer ri, oe blep pes at faIoe al; iogoe ban. Sou Loo
jg bam taae sit gamle 5fprt pao, .og Oct bar BON
gaaet meo / Sag"
~Mlt ifal ol. ip BENT, 8ra1o."
vg&iooc mig, ON ieg gier! Seq ifa[ in6 poa
@oaroen bao0e / Moree11 og / 0oeruroree,t, og leg
ifal iptte Saaler uuber ct &ar gan1le $50 til So
run. Ser ri, ieg font ct % a11oet, Tom onore fife
fm; ler ri, ig er fit,gernent; men leg er fun ct
Menneife. Seq fan life pere to Ste6er, let hi"
v@poo ifal 81, pao @oar0en?"
Ser. hi, Sc ifd brpege i Sper1orgel1. Og ia
ifal Ser beres @amo en- bal 9og for16. Ser ri, set
bliper nit Mrbejoe."
~Saa |fal jeg goa paa @nar0en sit Ste6. Seq
bar life 9oalmooisbeo til set 5tiiffearbejoe. gn. bar
jeg ifaffet Seiet, ioo ntao 6u bel flune ip set, me-
ner ieg."
Gn %frann1eo troaote ino. ,San, bar en- flor Sop
pe og Gooben ber1,noer.
600 &nplo," bilIte BON.
8rano % @ag1a bnlte igier.
$50, S peo bel neppe, bpem iea -er. Sea fa1
bilie eoer fra S1lefrio @erleoatter."
vytej oa!" rnabte Nagr1n og 1log 9Groerne JOINT
men. r9af, Saf! Soor lioer bun? og oe1 gan1le
@erie er bel So n1en ier leg ret? Dfaa ri iige
Dig in t%ui110folo Gaf for Sen eooe auppe, 61 loo
bliue til Brand. - 8ran0!" bg6 @agna me6 ltnrf
9fgit. rsiger gu life Em?"
r&iooe mig" ~ %begpnote 8ru1o og itirreoe
i~terblinot fre1nao.
$50. ou ifal aorioee Jam, for BON ier oaarligt,n
iagoe &agna. "Men Tom fra Deren og tag gnbe,
bpis tor bpoe bet efer fattig aeiligbeo. ai6er De
bel, @erIens?"
erling be1gte in1 Scope % fine @oabe1 fro fla.
r&poroan itaar set tl Dos eoer2sn
Mert1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

~navernes Interesser. Som e
smukt Track j naeynte Refining
Ifortjener at navnes, at MI. Han.
|sen for ct Par Tiger siden i en-
|af disse skandinaviske Kolonier
81 ct Mode, som denne Anled.
ming var bleven indkaldt, lovede
at give settlerne Byggegrund
,og en- Kirke, og at garantere ct
aarligt Tilskud at to Hundreds
Dollars til Understgttelse for en-
Pr9st for Menigheden. N@vnte
iLandsmand, der er President for
Eastern Terminals Of Canada,
Ltd, President for Eastern
and Prairie Land Investment
Vicepr@sident for "Termi-
nal Cities of Canada" og Gene
raj Manager for North Saskat-
chewan Land Co., Ltd, i Winni-
peg, er f@dt j S@nderjylland den
28. Juni 1875, og er en- S6n at
Pastor J@rgen og Sofie Hansen.
Efter at vaere uddannet / de
h@jere Borgerskoler i sin Hem
stavn %rejste han til England,
hvor han i Birmingham stiftede
Bekjendtskab og i 1907 indgik i
Egteskab med .Nancie Johnson,
en- Batter at abode Alderman
A. johnson, ]. p, dersteds. Han
blew hurtig interesseret i for
skjellige. financielle Foretagen-
der i London fra 1893 til 1907,
da han udvandrede til Winnipeg
i Canada, og hvor Diet lykkedes
ham at faa engelske Finansmend
med uhyre Pengesummer inter
esseret i Koloniseringen at Diet
vestlige Canada. Han organise
rede i 1911 Selskabet North
Saskatchewan Land Co., Ltd,
der inkorporeredes med en-
Grundkapital at S Millioner Dol
lars og som nu ejer 10000 Acres
at den bedste lord i Diet vestlige
Canada. Han organiserede "Ter-
minal Cities of Canada, der
med en- Kapital at 100000 har
til Opgave at fremhj@lpe Han
del og Industri i de ledende
Dyer langs med Can. North. Ba-
men, indbefattet Montreal, To-
ronto og Port Mann.
Blandt de mango skandinavi-
ske Kolonier, der we'd Mr.. Han
sens t9nomenale og uegennyt-
tige Virksomhed err bleven kaldt
tilliwo kan fremheves den store
norSke sKoloni we'd Wadena i Sa-
skatchewan, og en- Koloni be-
staaende at Danske og Norske
i Carrot River Valley, i Narhe-
den at Melfort og Tisdale, Sa-
skatchewan. En- anden stor
skandinavisk Koloni, hvor under
Ledelse at Mr.. Hansen over
hundrede skandinaviske Familier
har fundet sig ct varigt og godt
HEN, Ell beliggende we'd Keui-
her. Det var i denne Koloni,
hvor Mr.. Hansen som ovenfor
omtalt for faa Tiger siden tilb@d
at bygge en- Kirke for Settlerne,
og at st@tte Menigheden med en-
Gave at $4,000 ON Aaret til
Hjelp for Prastel@n.
Provinsernes geografiske Belig-
genhed.
Kun faa kjender noget til den
Beliggenhed, som Canada for
holdsvis indtager blandt de hve-
deproducerende Egne. Hvis
man vii tage Midten at disse
Trakter til Udgangspunkt, fin
der vi, at deres Beliggenhed er
100 Mile sgd for Berlin, Tysk-
land; 100 Mile sgd for Liver
pool, England; 200 Mile sgd for
Kj@benhavn, Danmark; 500 Mile
sgd for Stockholm, Sverige; SIS
Mile sgd for Kristiania, Norge,
og SIS Mile sgd for St. Peters
borg, Rusland.
Breddegraden er derfor en- af
Aarsagerne til Diet vestlige Ca
nadas store Frugtbarhed:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25

spGrmeri. sun dmagtenoe):
uSSeg tunoe itb6e / Smepis % fe
op poo Maanen uoen at blipe fieo
beraf."
Son: ygaa pil0e leg 6nffe, at
leg bar Msanoen / Moanen.
gun: .Det Diloe leg osfaa."
Sam (9IaoD: ssSDorfor, 5rsfen2"
6ln:: $ for foa bar 30.
600 NP1il borte.s5 ST 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-07-25
8rrarn paa 6trjuarBtan
Gu 6ortelliuo fra SelIig Claus sio
al
Saaoor 8onbeien.
OoniaD).

r&u,n bar msrfere @aur."
$50, set bar &iolte Sfegseisn fagt mig, at bun
bar 1nsrft @oar, nGlten mibobrunt al G6arne. Wfen
ligner bun Dig al Maipn?"
rNei, life meget,A poreoe slitrio meo fin lette,
trilenoe 9otter. rSun er langt %fagrere."
r6asrere! So, @uo ital pioe, ON OF Der tiger
Sanobeo. Men lige meget," pebbleo ban % gap
ben6e &oano. Bring benoe min beoite Sat for DC
risc @aper, bun, ierote mig, for Eielosfoppen % bet
f%oitelige Steri. % bring benoe &ilie1 fra mig! SIG
Denoe, roar 5 meoes, at leg meo Oct onoe eller gooe
bill bicmfpre benoe ion min 9ronni,1g. at leg faitc-
re MI. ems ,,oger1 5inoe er b%eluttet paa, at Spea-
fonge1s Cater ital pGre min 8ruo. Sill iGl, N1trio
Slofsoutter, og bap Sat for oenne Siaoe! 81 to
les NOT engang igien."
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6s SsAA6S
hvor Tusinder at Skandina-
yer har segt og fundet
ct lykkeligt Hem.
(Forts.)
Vardien af Land j Saskatchewan
Medens Landmanden i Saskat
chewan opnaaede ct st6rre I'd
bytte og h6jere Priser for Sit
Avl, har Prisen som han betalts
for sin lord i de fleste Tilfalde
varet under $40 pr. Acre. De,
er imidlertid en- Selvf9lge, al
Prisen paa Land i Saskatchewan
linden ret l8nge vii og maa stige
til den samme Hdjde, som der
der nu forlanges i de For. Sta
ter.
Mr.. Edwin L. Higgins fra
New York, udtalte sig we'd en-
Konvention, som afholdtes al
National Association of Real
Estate Exchanges" i Minneapo-
lis den lode Juni, 1910, ON disse
Forhold paa fqlgende slaaende
Made: "Det er en- Historic ON
Fremtidens Anledninger, den
sidste at sin Art paa Diet ameri-
kanske Kontinent, og maaske i
hele Verden; en- Anledning saa
sjalden, at Diet nasten Wide
vare en- Forbrydelse at lade den
gaa hen upaaagtet, uden at be-
kjendtgj@re den j allie Landets
Egne."
Klir1a.
Et idealt Klima, med j9vn
Temperatur og frit for hurtige
og store Omvekslinger, hersker
i enhver af de navnte Provinser,
navnlig er dette Tilfelde i den
Periodic, da Hornet vokser.
Regnfaldet er ti~lstrakkeligt for
al Slags S@d, og begynder ssd-
vanligt fra Slutningen af Mai til
Enden af Juni, med hyppigt
Bygevejr i JUL og August, da
Hornet modnes og indh@stes.
Jordbund.
Jordbunden err Grundvolden |
allie st@rre Agerbrugs-D istrikter,
og Landet som endnu err paa
Markedet i disse Provinser be-
STAIR hovedsagelig at dyb og rig
sort MUD med Lerunderlag, der
i sin naturlige Tilstand produ-
cerer en- frodig Vekst at Gras,
blandet med Wide Hrter og
rqdtoppet og "blue-joint" Gras.
after. Foruden Dyrkningen at
Hvede, Havre og andre Korn-
sorter, er ogsaa Kvsgavlen al
stor Vigtighed, paa Grund at
Diet rige og kraftige Naturgres,
Diet ypperlige Klima, som paa
mango Steder tillader Kvag og
Heste at finde F@den paa Mar
ken hele Aaret, og den tilstrak-
kelige F%orsyning af rent og godt
Wand.
Skandinaviske Kolonier i
Saskatchewan.
Det er ct velkjendt Faktum,
at der paa de store og frugtbare
Sletter i Diet vestlige Canada
findes flere skandinaviske Kolo-
nier, hvor Landsmend, som for
nogle Aar tilbage indvandrede
til disse Egne med smaa Midler,
idag slider som Ejere at frugt.
bare og veldyrkede Farme.
Begyndelsen fandt disse Kolo-
nier kun en- mindre Tilslutning
indtil man fix 0jnene aabne for
de store Muligheder som Flid
og en- frugtbar Jordbund kan
frembringe under de gunstige
Forhold, disse Egne byder Ny.
kommerne. We'd dette lids
punkt var Diet, at vor bekjendte
Landsmand, S6nderjyden