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Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-27
A VALUABLE ASSET

In Leconte Glacier the town of Wraneell has a valuable asset-an asset that can not be removed, and which is the common property of all. It is one of the many contri- buttons of Nature to the vast fund of attractions which are to make this town and section famous as a summer resort, drawing recreation seekers and sight-seers from all the quarters of the earth.
 Being located at a point which can be easily teached by launch in a few hours, this glacier may be rightly said to belong to Wran- gell Wrangell people, then, are the ones who should let the world know the facts concerning this piece of scenery.
 The present summer has been taken advantage of by many of bur citizens and visitors to the town for visiting this glacier, and it is really the first season of what is sure to become annual outings at that bright spot in the panorama of loveliness with which we are surrounded. Everyone returning from their trips to the glacier tells the same story, which may be reduced to ''It is the grandest thing I have ever seen."
 During this summer this glacier was visited by a gentleman who had heard of its beauties in a cas- hal conversation. After he had Seen the glacier he told q reporter, substantially, 1T have seen the Jungfrau and various other famous scenery of Europe, and l have been in Yellowstone Park and Yosemite Valley. but in all my experience I never saw anything that can com pare with that glacier; and yet the majority of Wrangell people never mention it when talking to an out sider" AnotEer visitor said q think Muir Glacier is a most beau tiful and wonderful thing, but it is simply glacier that must be seen from a distance. But Leconte is not only pretty for the ice alone. The surrounding mountains, the waterfalls, the seals playing and basking on the gigantic icebefgs, all these things are far more interest ing than the vast ice field of Muir. Then the ease with which Leconte gan be approached and the excel- lent camping grounds near, make t very attractive place."
 Still another gentleman siguified his intention of taking the matter ap with she officers of one of the companies operating the excursion steamers, in an endeavof to get the cleaners to lay over at Wrangell long enough to give tourists an op- bortunity of seeing Leconte. He .aid; "The little trip in launch would be a break in the monotony of the steamer voyage, and would be much enjoyed, whereas the rail road trip from Skagway is posi- i've bore to those tourists who have crossed the continent to make the Alaska trip"
 These expressions from outsiders should be given thought by Wran- gell people. The Chamber of Con- merce also should "get busy" with the steamship companies, and in a ,ew years tourists would look for yard to the stop at Wrangell as he most pleasurable of the trip.
 IT, We have got the goods and it is ot much trouble 10 show them,
Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-27

pectus which has just being issued by the Chamber of Commerce? As time goes by our people will dis cover the fact that that little folder has done lot of business.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-27

Have you ever lived in town where everybody hated everybody else, where Eelfshness and a greed for gain reigned supreme and the gossip-monger ran wild and un- challenged? If so, you have seen thistles growing in the streets, no sidewalks fit to be called such, frog-ponds lining the curb, and no newspaper in the town, all denot- ing 2 living death. Then; have you seen towns shere everybody was the friend and neighbot of all the other citizens, where merchants met together to devise ways and means for making their business relations pleasant, where personal ill-feelings were forgotten in a de- sire to work for the common good, where the gossip-monger was shut up by you should be ashamed to repeat it" where the newspaper was filled with advertising and went to every box in the ,postoffice? If SO, you also saw shade-tTees, handsome lawns and durable sidewalks along clean streets, and a smile on the face of every citizen, Which town did you like best? Decide this one question and then strive to make your HOME TOWN just like it.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-27
ADVERTISING RATES
JOB WORK

This office is equipped for all classes of commercial job printing, and reason able prices VIII be furnished upon application.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-08-27

The election is over, a profitable fishing season is just ending, fruits and berries have been plentiful, gardens have produced abundant supplies of vegetables; the weather has been the finest ever, the woods are full of deer, the streams and lakes teeI1 with trout, the beach is full of clans, duck-shooting will soon begin, and we are all healthy and happy. Now, let's forget the little, narrow, childish bickerings and ill-ieeling existing between and among us and, as members of one big family, or congregation, join in one great chorus of praise for OUR little home town, Wrangell, fairest flower in Alaska, nestling among the loveliest scenery of earth.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

Rev. William H. Sloan. IS years Z
Baptist preacher. and for the last 2;
years a missionary Of that faith IL
Mexico, has become q Roman Catho
lie.
The American Presbyterian board Of
foreign missions is planning to raise
100000 in addition to the 100000 al
ready appropriated for its work In
Korea
Rev. ]. @. Butler Of the Luther Place
Memorial church, Washington. D. c.,
has Just celebrated his eighty second
birthday He has preached in that
city since 1S49.
The Santa Veracruz church, one Of
the oldest and most artistic Catholic
temples of Mexico is threatening TO
collapse as a consequence of the dam
age caused by the formidable earth
quake of April IA. The church was
erected between the years 1920 and
1926, nearly 400 years ago, but its
construction is superb.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
POOR RICHARD JUNIOR.

Somehow the woman with good
teeth always has quick sense Of hu
NOR.
Delilah was the only barber who
didn't talk at her work. and yet Sam.
son wasn't satisfied with her.
The girl that begins by declaring
that she wouldn't marry any man
living generally ends by marrying .
dead one"
II 10 indeed = mysterious order Of
things which decreed that gray hair
should be revered and badness only
ridiculed
One OF the really great mysteries Of
life Is why the dress that looked sty-
lish last season doesn't look stylish
this season,
Nowadays nobody hears anything Of
the merchant prince; he seems to
have been benevolently absorbed by
the Napoleon OF finance.
When people ask: What has BE-
come Of so-and-so?" you may be sure
that so-and-so was either vice -presi.
dent or Napoleon of Wall street
Saturday Evening Post
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
An Antique Elegy.

o Mother, guard my little maid
Whom now l trust TO you,
Comfort her II she seem afraid
OF arms and faces new!
A single year on yesterday
Had ended since she came.
Yet listen to the baby way
She knows me by my namel
Teach her to pity,-to divine
Dimly among the shades
How here on earth not one is mine
or all the little maids!
o Earth. with flowers on her eyes.
Be thou as sweet as she,
Be thou as light where now she lies.
As she was light on thee,
-Witter Bynner. in American Magas
zine.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
Wild Mustard.

Glinting upon the hillside.
Making the canyons glow.
Bringing TO hearts q longing
For days Of long ago.
Lighting the weary roadway
With patches OF golden light
Waving in airy places
Unspoiled by human blight.
Catching the golden sunbeamA
Claiming them for its own.
Breathing a rugged wildnesx.
Part OF the land its homA
All that is left OF a freedom
Dangerously wild and sweet
Al that is left Of 4 desert.
Lazy God-gigen. complete.
ierZrc'io Moore. In Los Angeles Time
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
CALIFORNIA NUGGETS.

Printers are generally considered
men Of words
Even the crank will tell you that
one good turn deserves another.
A racetrack gambler is able to make
both ends meat II he can only win
the steak
Any old salt would rather trust his
life in squall on the sea than In one
in the nursery.
A Chicago youth has just married a
Miss Fit Still. his Is not the first
misfit marriage on record.
When man loses his money in q
poker game he does not take Il to
heart as he does bad investment.
Almost any sly young sinner will sit
through a revival service In order to
escort pretty girl home afterward
Los ANGELES Express.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
SEkTENcE SERMONS.

The fearful are always faithless.
Set your heart on 4 living and lose
life.
The selfish cannot know satistse-
don.
1t takes = clean heart to keep .
clear head.
The greatest gain In any life 10 the
loss OF greed.
Greatness never was bought by the
sale Of goodness.
There can be no right manners
without right motives.
He who has no time to get ready 10
never ready at any time.
No church can be cleaned properly
by soft soaping the saints.
A man 10 worth what he gives to
the world. not what he gets from It
The self and the sacrifice in any
gift 10 the only measure Of its worth.
Half the friction of life comes FROM
having our tongues too well oiled.
Envy is the habit OF losing our own
happiness while longing for another's.
The sermons that do most effective
work in this world are those on two
legs.
The lines OF eternal grace in any
character have TO be cut with ex'
tremely sharp tools.
There Is no promise Of a crown OF
righteousness for proficiency In
regulating your neighbors. - Chi.
cxgo Tribune.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

A total sum Of Sl,5Oo,o0O was ea'
pended by the different denominations
Of Seattle, Wash. the last year for
church buildings.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

Lazy. God-giTen. complete"
MerZrc'io Moore. In Lns Angeles Tines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28


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0ic MISUNDERSTANDING mi Wi6r3 a6-
5lnuurten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
@citcrn Warnlonb Giienballu.

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grihge.
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Carlisle.
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'ier. Srlicenile (6reberid), GmmitSblru.
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Station.
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giee.grdf. II. Sen. Gei1dftSf. Gen..pan.wot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
SdiffSnadridtrn.

Ncp Dort. 81. Gan. Inac-
fonmcn: Ger 0ompicr oGolobrio"
pom Ncopcl.
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Nclu. Yorf.
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tonmcn: oie Sampler n@Iiiher"
(ppn Atem.yorf) nod) &ombltrg mo
o&rouprin5ciiin gcciIic" Coon Seem.
,Dorf) uab Bremen %bcitiumrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

clid) ieben lieB. bat Gritff9 UoIlc @Qlt.
icr gc5ogen. N}omljc GoHpup'S Gin
after Ser Nnlotclr @npnotiiGlr"
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lid)cu @ilOcr ~p0rlCfiIhrt meroerL lit
oCn @cilld)cru tiu Observation-Disclosures
4ro8ranm in Nu2ijtt l~citcIlt,
Mi5urO."
User bqttc nod, nit,t BON 0G1 Eai-
i~ton2ipietcu non Cbcrammergou &c
bort? @ohl &cocr, Der IN Gelttid-
ionO gcborelL lmo Sober, ser ctrpnS
bclcicu lit. Cine auocrc Truge, lpie
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lc gcicbcn? lit ntht 10 Icidt 5u be-
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pom fiinitlcriidcr S%oQenOu1g mo
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mobrbcit aus. Ole Ntliit lit Dem
Tobnlen Ser quifiibrung cntiprchcn0
gepdblt; inter NnbCrcm lperoen Die
Yalmcn" mo .Galuorp" unO on0cre
IN Ocu Gabmeu Der &orItclrund pal
icnOc @pmnen gum 8ortrug gcbrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
giS bcm Snncrcn Warglnn0'S nno
ben nngrcn5cnOCm Stnntcn.


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lid)feit IN baltimore mic olId) N
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
Ylrs. @inslopis sputbima ssrmp

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mtftels lno 9rogueipf5efes bonn 80. Sum- 1908
a~araftirt. @eriens1nmHer 1905. Gin afteS
nub gut betp6trtes Wtt.tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
9leGailicr Fal1agiersSalnpter rMtldrtta.'
nndi ylcit. llnint unh Midlmnnb. 1ln
Baltimore Iampf .Safet So.
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simmer 1T ben giuetsIiirenuI Der y 8ah'eine."
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FOs. Qiabt.Girube, 9. VI. 9. Office, Shboft'Gde
poltintorcs itno @albertrStrabe, n@ontineuiaI
9rrft FuiGoipe" uno ellbau9b's, GIT. 1903. Rorbs
GbarGeSsStrnbe
Spbu VI. ehertuepb, q. Hromny
slice Brdf. Ii. @en.' Ipnndaer. en.sBoff. saaeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

Ger n%erein Scr Saul
leute uno 6abritonten
Ser Nlttoot" plant iiir ben 26.
8ebrllar Elm ~groBartigeS 9anfett, oa5
i'm ,Sotel 9elpcOere" n~6gebolten
neroen 1pG mo an Dem etipa 400
Terionen tbeiInebmen meroen. TieS
lit ouS q. ganfett, oaS Ser Getein
abbdIt. Gas pom 9rGiibenten $. s..
8cbring, inn, ernnnitte 9lrrange-
mcntS : Gomite, beitcbcuo aus ben
SS. elmer u, aernep, G%oriiser,
3obn Shiilcr, sc. s. Serbert, 2ouis
=. Sornmann ltno 2emis s. Hiee,
piro fir pradtbolle Decoration oes
9atifettiooIes Gorge tragen.
@egen 9iirgi6 al eutIol-
en- luurbe geitcrn ser 8irtb @eprg
$. 0eid)ler, BON 9tr. 1868, &iogelp-
Ctr, oeiien @irtbiAoft an Sonntog
bon Dem Sergcunten Gilbnber iiber-
rumpeIt iunrbc.
u Of a + III enSmertb Seit
scr @riinonng 0eS llntcrltiibungs0e-
partenterts ser nEenniplpania Giiens
bo6n" lino pun oeluielbcn $tI290,-
20t.S9 oltSaegeben moroen. Gauen
pnrnS7@59627.1 fiir SooesfaHe Ii.
$iN2208FddS fir llngliidsf6lle obne
tootliden Iusgang mo alterspen-
Jon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES na4 yeip.Dorf Rrb be.
relt ann Gebtdud il. Der @artoen uHo WI
Nobalsetoti1n un 1000 @senbs.
Neferbiruna ror. saurn in Shiat' ooer gdr'
forat per Gefepbpm In alien foIaeHben Stnet'
Rircaur. Gbarf,s. uio 8dltimoresgtrnbe, g, 4
pa, ct. gmiI i52f.y eo.r mo; SoIrtlans 55Ss:
gamoersStatior Sntbrnmfi ions Tlrecu. 9. & 3.
81. ganI SAC. oSet Ro.. &onrtiauh 27Sd; nFo
Rr. b26. Siih-9irpfntpuh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

0oppclt 0rbroltd)t ST bubcn. -
Grbdlt pier Monotc r@cfGngnibs
bait. Sin @cr5cnSpiIoitcr BON
$4,000 pcrlongt.
Sr. @cHrp II. 0%oarntnn, fun0ircnz
Der observation-disclosures ser ,@appicus
9rot-Gomp.," befanntc lid QcItcrr
I'M @ll~n6cSqcridt Dor 9fidtcr Morri5
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9enonlnien SouHiae.
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II 80 9benos Veinir siecpm., tdglih, ntfSae.
ncrinlen Sonntaa.
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