The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-19

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 uag been bIe+-s,l v.la el.Urea .t'.. ry N tHgE-a-I au. - Ms rhru-Jvr- They aaa rsgsaea -.s age where eblu.e-s rTrf.eL EegH.e .e-- t8 trt ta supply che taHs.elay hyi',s-
 uaty I.tue. vbH W .lv.e7. sIu.t rasa-, and ..-- s',' was oUegeI every aJH#y gF' l9 tle I-.. gEc coast aaJ J.-ee. lbe Eeus ui a mine Resides his Igt, ae.Was uEe,.J s.ue s.g,-r r- t. uauy Tur long r.w- ls aer.1.a agf e.un- la ureak uH his home "f t} uasst.a.a.- for Jae la..e u.salut,se !. #s la.l-.Ee as W-r WHe .He es-sr-rea vas being u.Je hu, lhe wolf was Hruw.u- apaa the door aud at last Ia couple made U1 trg.r rfr-E~ t. bear ..- -aua-El El..H
 Henry was .H.-rtl la .maNe pre- Hm.m.g "trip ls a tsaus .l-y where rhs capitalists HH.Esage ts employ l.a lived u s.Irr .H sa.5 matters over and lsygue rz,,a as e. hts warS. During this aasau... wa.aa .as.-. month Laura HsG 30 taste. .gl what she WIS e. endure Jurin- the lal-er >ega- ration When her lltuJ returned ta. couple we-e u-.uurat 8y ,It le- uu..u. hemg Use young couple. I2 rEu.r. honeymoon except chat -1s.ta er eHa-glyu eareI .aen in che -a,e
 When .HH- NHr.h winds were blow ing Henry haHe his wire a sr-r1Wtl. adlea and wraE r1 the te.d ar bis o-- e-.gas. D.c.a- rla a-s- month gt ansen.e Taurg wrote him ever, day .ghEnugr HGetr-. .lelr boy, misses You ggrs musa rhe day yoG 'c,r be wHurE anal tre.taJ aaj ran about lu- r- Far n.- larr papa. Igdl.e. 0.ae r.rra- -saH yesterday, 'oh Henry how can ! live without yoas ! wonder lf che dear -tr set -aal from me-
 Hadtae letters fallen. into .ae hands eE sfrau-e-s ,hey would have imposed -he writer .1 b. ra5sErins to beloved caulreu However. after a few weeks -rrss.bn Laura vas beeaum- more accustomed ra her husbands absence and did uar need -a lavish sg much love eu gruuy and tnla-e the let Ger, assumed a more practical tgae Ealr. hoped lre venture would pe sle.gssmL r1ey were -g--n- gl toward u.d age and uH-ag- a.3 ua- D. warJ Ue nice - il .aal-ll Co Hraer, 5a.r. raa saarus that had He-a -..aa him wn.'I become yaIG- ab.e ltau they would ug, have to a.gry aIaat IHs future Ia one u- heC letters she .~saI 5t..rg il -a--e were good schools .u 5la district where gae mines were ..a.el Henry wrv-e bacS .h-. le hadn't taken any Interest R rhe seGaa.s,s ss.r sE Jhey made the place a permanent h.ut- u1t having any gu.#-.a .l raeu lWu i- wouldn't make .ug .rarau.e. Tr.ub..h Laura replied that she tH11gh h5 IetEe could be- uugl. u mad and she wouldn't Ise Go take her where such Ih.us wuaJ be ul.ssl1.e .t desired Henry. who bad -ur used ll -e.a= separated G.u h.- u..s. thought -HlsaH-s-E
 SIX months passed 4uJ mo luuedi- ata .r.suge. u. I,eag -e-Luz houe O,.aer came aud there was a gIsl srlae In che mime The saegess af rde enterprise was secured hut sun Henry could au- -eJ away L ulyealgc de Ies. everything ta -p home aud srea1 Christmas wl.h his wife and ylmuy and ErL--a
 lie arrived .l Christmas uara.us- AS -e ran uu che steps s- bis house Ee noticed aa .uc standing before -Le ll.- aud u -le han ue, the family rags.eaa Wba was -..l- some la- s--uet..as r1.a trained uu.se ueuy, u te.asr a.g-e, GH be informed as -1 Jae ,-8-ea for .l..r ue.-- there
 -Ile cr-s .s passed said che dos go. -uy-E v.r-y Nurse 5o ug aud prepare Mrs Iragas Co leeJ her Lls- band Ne don't wa-t -g slarde her.
 Lle nurse went upstairs and il few minutes called uur that Nr Igaga- l-a- -.ue ua aeury vas sg anxious --Ha aa bad uaE rlsuglLel u Ch.uuE e..ta-s and when the Jy gu. la bis Way as leN#4s l-uymS upstairs EEe him push that sent him away yelu- When -he eager husband reached his wlte.s door be was asuu.sreI gr se- a p.-ea-l ou it beGrl- r.s worlds
 -Nea.g Christmas from Harry
 Too aly.ags lg give way to wonder as ll what iE meant he opened lAe door softly and eueceJ the room There Ily Lauga. with the t-Hjgs- bic 1r a baby eu aes arm. aud Jle mother bad a happy sule ot welcome oa her face
 "A Christmas present for you, Hen cyr ssTI Laura
 The nurse. who took a position Go see Lle husbands face ar the moment ot his sarEgs- tgld ,he doctor that "he looked as if he had had a pitcher gt joy poured over aim" He stood for a moment earapugeJ at what be saw, then -aok his wife and taeir child n one embrace.
 "Now I know. he said, why you Were u4u-rug about the schools and We-a giving me that ucaseuse about teaching Toddie to read BuJ why FfFrf.r v.ru rar ma know go