The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-13
A CANADIAN VIEW

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 wgA au tAis vass s-eS and wsaIA, a2s u5>h 51c-eSSEE anTo-anoe be cNaas og Is Sshe-es. usne-als. coal and unse-. and even tszculeu1sl oe- zou7ces NeoozluE reoosuzed- Alaska has uoS one ssask vose la tae delE~ s-aaozs os she z-sa,est -ePuo6c in gae vo-l5- saaS Cozac-y oS wA5ch it S a ps-S
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 The sac aa; Alaska vssA al Es veal.A and area, and 5Ss soooo people has uoS Gese p-fyaeges ia the legis- a1ve ooznoas of ne rePa0,ic VII srEzs na1y ia Yukon as u1Ost siagO- lar Ee,e s YaSoa Se-5to-y-pCoSa- a,y NeS1az known b maly Ame-ioans zS Cz-asiaa Yuko2 ov the B-i1ssA YuNoa-lae uost -e1ose Pa-S os Can ada acuE-.y Sc far ahead ot Alaska ia rep-ess12Gye government as to make x a matter os wonder, Yukon te-i-o-y hss Sagsle5Eed member ot menber oS the Cazsdisn psrEsmeCS He aot only has eve-y P-tvAege of Speakils sa the ho1se ouS also Ps7S- osPaaas 5a every vo>e, NoS only taaN Sus tae Dom8a5oa government accord taS ,o t,s Gs>ess s5ysoes from the out Sle. no; saaSse5 w5ta having plain uen5e- e psr5aUeuS from the ter rs1a-y, Is ooasenpss1ne making him member oS ne oA6sEsS givsRs him Ge porSolao os mia4Sss, os mines, h ,ae Ssalas E would Se seo0e,&-y of uszes. were .saoa a S-S1eA crested h coaaelaoa via tae cA5iaeS
 Tae anomaly is aE ale mo0e s-sk- iag vsea k ss ooas5dt7ed tsas sas ,s--Eo-y uu5er the British lag Is & pASs e sAe naaoa f7om which ae Uase5 Slases seoe6ed 4a oCde- e oe- tan aore rep7eSezssCsva gove-amenN q, uas szzs-5oa vilhosS rePCeseneaaon uAsca b7oasas oa sae Bos1oa Tea Par sy and the -evo,U1oaary ws-. A7oa- s-a-v -aIe q lAe day lost to England her uost splea5id Possessioas yet con 5ssoas have 90 changed JAaS SAe0e Is pozGoz os ne Brush PoSseSssons essNy ez5oy5ag s-eaNer PCSy0ese and no-e Seuco-Sac govevDeDN TAese facts nay aoS be appreciated sh7oGsa- oas Sss UnEe5 Sssees Tae UeesS- eaoe so Gaez here Is nos made V'~a Sse oa5ex e vasaly ooSs1as oC So a-av 5av55b,as dsawssOzs, bat ao poszt aAe moral ssaS De3egsSe W'eSeS- shan ta ais sssR nehS toC VeP7ese2S- stsve government goOeImert ln AsSs-
 deserves al Jae sgpPO-S his people can ave A1n DseSate WleNersL'Ala has pending sa Ooas7eSs e>A tor AR sscave Legislative assembly foS Alas A Re vii nO> have SR o2P'7ooas's s, vote for ass own o-- sat dOaSl'ess
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