The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-20

Thank you. caraln. Ths is the op- portuuity or my ife. Ny mother and [ have RH our funds in gold sovcreigns Win It We con buy cotton. and 1T we can get transportation for it Co Eng land wr sha.l u1 ri. h.
 "I trust with aH my heart that you win secure it" replied the captain courteous,y
 The lady went ashore and to tbc - hotc'. where she loft note for Mir. Winters. stating uiat an English lady desiring to ship some cotton 10 Eng land. desired Co see him
 NIT Winters. a perfect type Of a rotuud John Run. called con Che lady, who gave her name as Nias Gladys Cheeterfon and listened atteuIiyoly to what sha had To say Miss CHo-ieri1n met with a Rat rrrusa She offered to pay on arrival In Ene.ud SI.51o for her mothers and her own passage and rourneuac a round for thg trans portarin nf nnr cotton
 MT Winters was moved
 'Furharm.r.." aid The Ia1v "I will take ahrf r.s u-# implies so that tHe cNnvur dor tlat aI Cali on me
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 "I win 0a t..a ..... any cotton In England, adlel aaI.t Era l1.ooo Co you for aar nau Er ,Hrmee to put ir
 "AD right s7 .ars m give it Co Inc Comic.
 X couln.f .a- .1 .1n and there Miss D'.~..r.. uH. af"' into cotton at au ayar.s ar .0n,> % pound and arHor.f H.r supplies for the journey
 A week passed hafarn everything was ahoar1 and tha vas~aE was ready to sail THon one afternoon 'he nap- tain announced ta his crew that un- less Che conI.#uns ~Hw1 prove un favorable Ia would -1. the next morning at o'....
 Soon after this Ia went 'n tha hoto. Co have Inst tn'E with Winters, who was fn remain iu S.Ern. r for further ventures On I.. r.ma ha saw a no gro earEfn- a box al live chickens mp frc lau-w.H
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 Miss Dnas.oH0n
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 At gfs point Nia ChcstoTtou ap- nearnd H.a har1..rtao aruEwav.
 aNr-s CHe.ar.a.. said tro captain, "vh. do y.u want with chickens aGnlr1.
 aNrr runar rr- mr. them" was rna reply. wHar E.-.-.ian is very deli cafe. and enn .auf o.f any other meat surely not such s is usually fnean aboard ships fora tnrn-n
 .War ruu must ~Mm them uu where arv -H from non can't no heard We must ..-- th. r'.#3.m- fleet tn r..-fa.t ..r.a .- mi .t H.' At tho slightest noise annard y.n would lose an yaHr ..r.u.
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 The commander. who had a crisis fo meet hurried away Miss 0Hnstcrton arra-,a Tho chi 5rns taken Co the bunk where rar other supplies w.r. kept. and ,ue door was ana rnaH '".m
 During the night every ua nn tha yy-5-sr..r wont .rm- with n1fe1 h~a.r r. u.s win .r 'nsn with every man ar.r Tn tna m.fia of the night fr. ship IcFr her mnar.a.s and vron approaching tra naval out side or.r hing rmt could m Na thn sreh.a.. r...n was covered When tne crr#.rr arrived Miss Chester. ion rar. r.a aHa.r. wont fn hnr ~nm. r,v bunk and. -'#n. ..#o rooster from rls .n.aan H.E. carried him f" r.r broom There .n4.r- him un in .n an ra-.Hu.. she waited and wal. nnH
 fusrnry ara hoard <. n.r our on the water ' wasa s."s haI and struck fsnr mna Tmm E.a.as Miss Ches te-.n logan tn fortune tho rooster. rfr.rfu- him. fri>.fn- his no E crack. f-- his joints Tna sHmwEiu- was sam..nnr m-mm Captain Gilbert on Gr.E hanT !. and knew that an vrns n. Every man 0u the ship heard 2, and know Chat his narguisitos had s#rr-a1
 United >.rtes ganhnat soon loom ed mp r.rua the Wmfre5. and a voice on her ~.s.nf
 The wfr~na st.ared her engines and in r minutes naval officer cama arn.uI and ans possession ot the ship
 When dny broke and preparations were being mad. fa .aj tho prize north Carmf0 Gilbert heard the crow ing of a rHa~.e-.
 "Tur ncavou.s atc he cried. How did those anf.Eons got aboard
 aIn Miss Cncstartuu-s supplies. sir, said rre steward Miss ChcSterton brought them on tEe last thing before we cast off
 Tho rrnfafn remembered He sank