_
-THE FOOD QUESTION '
321 «
and in_the preparation of glue, agar—agar, etc. Lastlÿ, it- has
'to be remembered that valuable nhe‘ral products, suchas
iodîne, potash and salts, are obtained from the sea, where
some believe that even gold is to
"Our" ancient
derivation from the sea is=alSo indicated by our,need_ Of Salt. ' _
'
If we Wereobliged to do without—this'simple :but'essential
compound, __we should tu{rh,-that
if
'
other É=kinds,éirito_
our
'
'
'
æ3theticsgï'g' ,
_j
"
_
-
—
however, we: mây_exa‘nne “more ,
'
particularly the produce 'o'f'the North Seà.fç For
,_
now :
this rich, littoral :re'g‘ion ,
_,specia‘l attention to the collection of
au aid
to
problems, and the statistics now
'
available "are“ probably as reliable as we can ever hope to '
,
obtain.
That is to say, they contain a smaller probable
'
error, but it would be absurd, as some have done, to attach
too much imp01tance,to a thousand kilograme orso; the
'
,probable error.
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'
Thefollowngtablegwesthequanüüesofthem0re
,
mptntp1nddfm1Nth8duth
>
-
y9293ndpdmg years. Thc'g‘ures‘
!
_
given'r—"rëÊresëñt;fthôù$adsÏ-ofgkilograms ; 2,200 _ÏEnglis‘h '
a,
—œ1 1,000
—.Thç s”he1iËs,bf ’Î
.
‘
_
Norway and…8weden a're not"included—_=here.f; "' _Î_' ,' .—_"'
'
,
,
'
"
'
"Herring" Cod ' 'Hàddack PIaicè GmaTd}gä11* ,'
'
.
1920
..
..
461,021 97,243
208,464
53,982
,95&3_°7_"
f ‘
“1913
-674,307 87076
94,230 "49,878'
1,059,st
'
.
'—,…,1_91.2_,_,
..
606,896
92,683
126,681
52,193
1,016,527,_'
," 1911.
'
609,686
135,676
51,458
I',OO7,285‘
—
'
.;
597,199
89,950
122,051; 48,008.
976,164
_
,
-
,
'...
539,321 87,468
136,265
48,008
925,169
'
;;
554,630 '_70,304 158,908 47,320
'
In 1920
.
_
'
quitef'normal,ïÿet alltheàsh,quantities fare wellupto the, … '
_
'
{average
those‘0f. the
'
,
.…tQ
196316 get
.
—
=
iii:the"'-a‘Ctùäli1Çïuajfî‘es1{",”;Qhf'the aofhfeië‘hand; théi— ,Ïqüanüüesÿ
_
__
-THE FOOD QUESTION '
321 «
and in_the preparation of glue, agar—agar, etc. Lastlÿ, it- has
'to be remembered that valuable nhe‘ral products, suchas
iodîne, potash and salts, are obtained from the sea, where
some believe that even gold is to
"Our" ancient
derivation from the sea is=alSo indicated by our,need_ Of Salt. ' _
'
If we Wereobliged to do without—this'simple :but'essential
compound, __we should tu{rh,-that
if
'
other É=kinds,éirito_
our
'
'
'
æ3theticsgï'g' ,
_j
"
_
-
—
however, we: mây_exa‘nne “more ,
'
particularly the produce 'o'f'the North Seà.fç For
,_
now :
this rich, littoral :re'g‘ion ,
_,specia‘l attention to the collection of
au aid
to
problems, and the statistics now
'
available "are“ probably as reliable as we can ever hope to '
,
obtain.
That is to say, they contain a smaller probable
'
error, but it would be absurd, as some have done, to attach
too much imp01tance,to a thousand kilograme orso; the
'
,probable error.
:Ï
€?"
'
Thefollowngtablegwesthequanüüesofthem0re
,
mptntp1nddfm1Nth8duth
>
-
y9293ndpdmg years. Thc'g‘ures‘
!
_
given'r—"rëÊresëñt;fthôù$adsÏ-ofgkilograms ; 2,200 _ÏEnglis‘h '
a,
—œ1 1,000
—.Thç s”he1iËs,bf ’Î
.
‘
_
Norway and…8weden a're not"included—_=here.f; "' _Î_' ,' .—_"'
'
,
,
'
"
'
"Herring" Cod ' 'Hàddack PIaicè GmaTd}gä11* ,'
'
.
1920
..
..
461,021 97,243
208,464
53,982
,95&3_°7_"
f ‘
“1913
-674,307 87076
94,230 "49,878'
1,059,st
'
.
'—,…,1_91.2_,_,
..
606,896
92,683
126,681
52,193
1,016,527,_'
," 1911.
'
609,686
135,676
51,458
I',OO7,285‘
—
'
.;
597,199
89,950
122,051; 48,008.
976,164
_
,
-
,
'...
539,321 87,468
136,265
48,008
925,169
'
;;
554,630 '_70,304 158,908 47,320
'
In 1920
.
_
'
quitef'normal,ïÿet alltheàsh,quantities fare wellupto the, … '
_
'
{average
those‘0f. the
'
,
.…tQ
196316 get
.
—
=
iii:the"'-a‘Ctùäli1Çïuajfî‘es1{",”;Qhf'the aofhfeië‘hand; théi— ,Ïqüanüüesÿ
_
__