The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-12
WONDERS of ALASKA
Sunday Age-Herald to Begin Remarkable Series of Articles
 By Frank c. Carpenter

By Frank G. Carpenter publish letters will describe country today the of it's rapid development by our people, They picture great territory that is soon to be opened up by the railroad Uncle Sam building and will give the latest information about that will Congress during the coming The written Frank Carpenter who has spent the most of the gather the material and visiting accessible
 Mr. Carpenter went to Alaska shortly after the breaking up last He sailed from island island through the southeastern southwestern parts country coast ne which tod is longer than the distance around the % From the month the Ynon be went to st Michael and t Seward peninsula Beng Aeutian islands the archipelago that extends regions of the Arctic
 large part of Mr. Carpenters trip opened government railway building It will long, open settlement some of the richest of the farming lands Alaska will the great mines the Matanuka valley will William with navigabe nhed by the Yukon and it's tributaries The is be at Fairbanks in the heart Alaska Carpenter has visited and which will be described.
 During s trip Mr. Carpenter went from Seward the Kena peninsula which to be by there were largely on foot and on horseback part of the being through is half the size of Indiana and that will be with part his journey Mr. Carpenter went to Anchor the entnd shack metropolis the end of the rail- road urnagan Anchorage the headquarters the rail Carpenter the rail- commission and about with the description will show the work as it is going
 In other parts of the Mir Carpenter visited the private railroads that have been built in the territory including the ooooooo Copper River ne owned by the Guggnems He describe the construction and operation of these roads, and them Uncle Sans ownership
 Carpenters interest money makers investors who looking for worlds He will the farming show the and disadvantages which they seader He will also describe the gold give many of fortune making, and present with the copper deposits producing millions dollars lands that pectOr and the investor
 He will also tell about the fishing hundreds of millions dollars beginning In this connection he will show that Alaska furnishing the fresh fish the United ice as soon as they from the and carried ice cold storage ships and cars until they reach breakfast tables
 Mr. Carpenter will industry which promises make Alaska daily con sumption lie has visited the reindeer herds and saughng the deer for such shipment nation about the fur farming industry This growing that the day when the female ypewters be their
 Among the interesting of Carpenters will be those relating the of Alaska showing work in the land of Arctic and the midnight along Yukon and the valleys of its tributaries little settlements and who have of their tic surroundings The from $500 $500 day and the prices the ky
 Mr. Carpnter will also introduce you wonders of Alaska which, when the railroads volcanoes whose ashes have pnked the glaciers which extent those of the Hmaayas
 scribe the that ohe the land with the gorgeous aon embracing myads of flowers and wild es and the icecd winters where the to 70 degrees below He will picture big game Alaska the caribou which about herds mighty the bearswhte, brown and black fherman para disc and its wild birds numbered M in short new world and through these letters
 For this work there few better Carpn ter For more than 50 he has been travelling for the of his statements simple graphic crphons known to a As Read ing Carpenter is seeing the worlds