Abroad at Home

WHAT has become of the old-fashioned winter? We would like to know the

feelings of that self-exiled band who fled the wholesome prairies of

Canada last fall, as they open up their home papers on some Californian

strand and read of the ice famine in Iceland; of the hens laying and

the dandelions sprouting in Canada, in December; of outdoor swimming at

Vancouver; of spring-like mornings in Manitoba, with birds singing and

school boys laying off overcoats at play.

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