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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-27
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Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11
JOB WORK

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Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

turbs the peace of communities, villages, towns and cities. This is the split of petty jealousy engendered through some real or fancied wrong. Neighbor is arrayed against neighbor in bickerings the most trivial and senseless, causing heartburnings and heart aches that should not exist. This, kind friends, is because the people fail to be gen erous enough one toward another. It Is not the spirit taught by the founders of this Re- public. in laying the foundation, else the thirteen colonies would never have come to. gether, as their interests were in many cases antagOniStic. But they labored honestly and faithfully with each other, adjusting ir
 tricate questions and bringing order out of chaos, through being generous and charita- ble. Such must be the course pursued by us if we would prosper We should be peaceaful, united people, if We would sue ceed in our undertakings.
 But let us not become pessimists. This IS no day to look upon the dark side of things, nor imagine that this country is going to the bad or that this glOrioHs compact of States, comprising the Union, will suffer dissoiu- tion. The safue blood that flowed ill the veins of our forefathers has been handed down to us and will be imparted to our pos terity, assuring Loyalty, Charity and the other requisites that go to make up a Free and Independent people.
 Coming from an Alaskan, this may sound a trile out of place. IL may be said that the people of a section that has no voice i'll the law-naking powers that govern them, can hardly he called Free and Indepe7 dent" While literally this may be true, yet we are under the same flag that floats over every corner of American territory and guarantees to all the same God given rights. And let us remember that the eyes of this Nation are upon us. A beginning has been made that will eventually place us where we belong, and, despite the fact that some high official may offer undue opposition, be- fore many more Natal days shall have rolled around Alaska will enjoy the high honor of having a star represent her among the gall axy of States on our Starry Banner.
 Therefore, let us imagine ourselves the biggest toads in the puddle" We of Wran- gell and Alaska. have the finest climate and scenery on earth; our waters swarm with the sweetest, juiCest fish; no timber of any section compares with our forests; our wo- men are the best looking, our men the hardest, our children the cutest; the mines of this section will in the future astonish the world with their output of wealth so We have perfect right to make just as much noise and racket on the 13lst day of American Independence as New York, Chi cago, Seattle, or any other seaport town. And let's do it.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

Keep cooll Don't get excited !! And above all don't start a report without any foundation. This tho; is suggested by the causes reported regarding the wreck of the Mount Royal. One reported the boat striking a rock and sinking; anoth- CT that the boat got crosswise and broke in two, and still another that cable by which she was being lined, broke. There was no foun- dation for any of these reports. The cablegram to Capt. Bucey simply said in effect: "Mount Royal wreck ed; six drowned; come with Hazel ton at once." No cause was assign ed for the disaster.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

In the wreck of the Mount Roy al, Wrangell and points up the Sti- kline River sustain a serious loss, financially. Hundreds of tons of freight is in the warehouse await ing shipment up the river and num- erous passengers have contemplat- ed going up by river boat. And now, as the volume of business on the Skeena will require the undi- vided attention of the Hazelton, the question arises, will we have another river steamer this season or will the remaining business have to be done by canoes? We shall have to wait and see.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

Entered November 20, 1902, at the U. s. Postotice in Wrangell, Alaska, as mail matter of the second class, accord ing to the act of congress, March 8, lS79
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

Another "Glorious Fourth" has passed. It has been celebrated in an appropriate and satisfactory manner; we are all satisfied and happy. Therefore, let us get down and pull together in the develop ment of our mines and the general building up of our town and com munity. Then We can celebrate on a grander scale a year hence.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

A few sensational and unprinci- pied rioters and disturbers of the peace often get states and nations into an uproar. This has been the cause that may yet lead up to a war between the United States and Japan. Not content with eiecting the Japanesefrom the public schools of San Francisco-which was just and proper and would have been amicably adjusted by the two coun- tries-the riff-raff must take it into their hands to insult and maltreat and insult the little brown man, which is resented by the country to which they belong. This, as we understand it, is the cause leading up to the present dispute and is causing Uncle Sam's navy to be put in condition for active opera tions. There is no denying the fact that too many Japanese are swarm ing to this coast, the same as Chi nese, before the exclusion act was passed, but as the international laws permit it there is no lawful remedy until that law is repealed or modified. Just SO long as the Japanese are permitted to come to this country, under existing condi- tions, they must be protected against assaults from any and all other foreigners, who are enjoying the freedom of this country under the same laws.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

In the Seattle market reports we find the statement that all vegeta- bles and fruits for the Alaska trade are carefully assorted and re-ship- ped, so that nothing but the best and choicest are sent north. Ii that be true, God pity those who get the culls-especially in the pc tato line, as often all that is found in two bit batch is a little potato with big rot around it.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11
FOURTH OF JULY ADDRESS

Following is the address delivered at Wrangell, July 1, and published at the request of several patrons of the paper:
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

How much did the John NJ. smyth Co.,, Sears, Robuck, Mont gomery, Ward X Co.,, and other mail order houses give toward help ing Wrangell celebrate? Their pa- triotic zeal didn't extend this far; but our merchants were at home, adding their money and their pre- sence. See?
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

An enterprising fellow in the East has begun the manufacture of cement tombs. Nothing doing in Alaska in that line, old man; peo- pie never die here, except from ex- treme old age. Out here once in a while we have a case of suspend ed animation, otneIwise conditions are normal. Sorry that We can't encourage the fellow to look this way for a market for his wares.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

The editor of an exchange re- marks in a recent issue that mo man is good citizen until he takes an active interest ill the welfare of the town; no man is a good citizen who regards the town ueraly as a convenient place in which to iise. No nan is good citizen until he beeonss jealous about the town and all her material and moral ai- fairs. Every citizen ought to ask himself every once in while: What can I do to make the town q better and more homelike placer"
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11
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Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11

IL requires a cause to set people to thinking and spur them 10 &C., tion. Wrangeli did not think ser iously of water works until she had q fire. Now she is moving. Some time back the question of putting a small river steamer on the Stikine was talked of. The matter died out. Now since the Mount Royal accident and we are left without means of transportation, the ques- tion naturally comes up again.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-07-11


 Either run a town with 8 vim, or just sell out and loaf. One thing must be done-run the town for all that it is worth, get up steam and keep it.up. Do you want trade? Bid for t. Do you want business to come to your town? Encourage what you have. D. you want a progressive and prosperous town? Then never permit the iealousies to rule your actions. but work to- gether for common prosperity and mutual benefit Boost; dent knock. the world hates a knocker.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
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mcrs, &atboriuc Sort Mtorie @rot.
bous, Moric aln5c, Glijobetb Cor,
&at1. Nciinlalt, Nnua Sofinlnnll,
@lllguitc Sores, EauIinc &orolllS,
emma &nuifenbad), Nnna Gtdbollt
un0 Caroline Granting.
Slide: sic 0amct Slltinc &nbl,
Gliic &u15c, Gpo ScnOclbnd, Moric
&ciucmonl, Caroline @intcrboll,
2ouiic Gidbnllt, &otb. &iinglin8,
Gil. 6iuf, antb. 2ottcrcr, Miuna
@cib, &clcn Scutbcd)cr, @crtruoe
Stcin, &otb. &rid, aotb. 0elp, @m'
ma @cidt, Morie @einemanl, Glii.
Qilnsmunn, Glii. &nohc, gOclinc
Iidtcr, &ot6. 2cmrcrt un0 Sobomc
&iibHc.
6iidtci1: Nutu &%ciicrmllcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-16
Sintbicnm's GrflGrnug.


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minotion fiir Mlopor, - Sein 20.
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Oca &crrn 9rown nidt mn0bnlld).
Scrr s. Charles Yintbicilnl, lueldcr
I'M &crblt 1908 I'M orittcn 2cgiSlotllrs
1iItrift scr Stn0t Baltimore nuf 5luci
Sabre SIM Stontaicnotor crluGbit
mur0c mo Dor mc6rcreu Wonotclt
o%ntiinOigtc, CT hobc 9llpirutIoncn orli
ooS Wnuor3ont, publi5lrt icBt lctlt
politiid)cS Notwithstanding. Wtc
&crr @Corgc Stcmnrt 0romlL 0cIItn
Flottform ld)orl Dor 5luei Wonotcn
publi5irt mllrbc, ipridt cr iid) geaert
bic Eortciorgoniintionen aus, Oobci
or6citct CT nber bcrcitS lett WtonotCn
an Dem 9lufboll elmer cigcncn Md-
id,ilrc. Gr jcibt Die oltcn Eortcjorgo.
nilntionCn bcl0Cr 9roBcn Fortclcn oe&
GcbCimCu GinucrncDmctS nit ben
Gorpurotioner. Gic Patronage mill
CT lllltcr Nenlotrotcn pcrtbcilcll, lpic
cS iid) Ncb0rt, meu1 cS gctbon lpcrocn
tam, obnc Den Iicnit 81 i6GOlgcn.
Iic &orbcrtbiircn Scr pcrihicocneu
9ltrCollr n~liillcn peit oifcn lcill filr
Tll6liflul mo Oic Nintcrt6ilrcn ocn
Ngcntcn Der Gorporotloncll gcld)lol1cn
blcibcn. Gr crflGrt lid) geNcn Die Gccs
itootlidunl1 Der StroBcnbnbncn uno
on0crcr Wtonopolc, bciiirnortct obcr
ocren Gontrolc 0urd) oic StoOt.Ncr'
molturg. Sir Siio-Noltimore mil
CT cine Nodidyule crridtct bobcn.
SoneSs6Gllc iolcn 5ugeOcdt mcr0cn.
Scrr Sint6icium mill 9(QcS thltl. lpoS
sur Nhl0brcitlrng Don Noltimorc'9
Son0Cl llnO S~uOuItric fiibrt.
NerrS u6ert?
Observation-Disclosures Sobn &ubcrt
Don it.9oItimorc, Der bon DicIcn
Icmotrotcn iilr Den lt0rfitcn Gon0i-
Ootcn on0cictcn miro, Ocn Die Fortei
iilr bo8 MoporSont ouiitcllcn fam,
bat lid nod imtncr ltid)t entihlpiiell.
81 iuilroc bic nllgctbciltc uno bcr5lihc
llrtcritiitltng Der v5cocrotion Of 2us
Dor" crboltcn, Sic in Der nGDitcn
MiupprSpobl nidt 81 oerod)ten icin
miro, ocnn ibre Stdrtc jcigtc Die Sc.
bcrotion bel Der GongrcBmobl in
Silo. Baltimore.