A Letter from Home, Life of $crooge, Rich scouts

[dveijmeren@kabelfoon.nl]

Reading the Dutch 'Extra Donald Duck Extra 2005-07', I have some
questions:

In Rosa-adventure 'A Letter From From Home' (D 2003-081), Scrooge is
mourning over never having received letters from his father, and about
not knowing whether or not his father is proud of him. This raises
questions when reading Lo$8 and Lo$9.
In Lo$8 Scrooge gets letters from his mother and father. 
In Lo$9 Scrooge meets his farther in Scotland, and he tells Scrooge
that he is proud of him, which is celebrated with a party.
How does this match with the mourning and misunderstandings in 'A
Letter From Home'?

In another Egmont-story (D 2003-055), by Pat McGreal and Carol McGreal,
there's a scouting giving away prizes of *pure gold*. How can a scouting
be so rich?

Is there an explanation for these questions?

--- Daniël