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and also the local news published herein.
For the past five weeks the nights I
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in Seward have been as dark as Eri- J
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bus. Citizens would do well to carry j
flash lights to save themselves from •
possible accidents also save the city
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from damages. It would have been
better to have turned the €treet lights
off a month earlier last spring, dur
ing the long days, and to have turn
ed them on a month earlier thi.s past
dark summer.
Anchorage now has a new weekly,
the Anchorage Weekly Alaskan, edit
ed by Clarence J. Lincke. Mr. Lincke
announces that his paper has come to
stay and that it will be Democratic in
politics urging the Democrats to be
returned to control in Alaska for that,
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party is trying to unlock the conser
vation door which was built by the Re
publicans.
Reprinting a recent editorial in the
Gateway, which referred to prosperity*
comipg ta this city owing to its loca
tion, and the. opening of the oil and
coal lands, etc., the Juneau Empire
says; .
Seward in common with all other
Alaskan towns is facing a future con
taining promise of unequaled prosper
ity. JA is fortunate, so are the others.
It is doubly fortunate in being able to
recognize its favorable position.
To-aay that Seward deserves every
thing that fortune has in store for it
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is putting it mildly. Her citizens have !
been faithful during a period of dull
times resulting from delayed develop
ment and ill-advised and mistaken
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conservation holding Alaska in its (
grip. Through the dark days of that i
conservation resulting from the Ball- j
inger- Pinchot row they did not lose i
faith in their destiny. Today, appar- j
ently they stand on the eve of fulfill- j
ment of their dreams and are about to [
reap the rewards of their faith. Sew
ard’s greatness, and in fact that of all
her sister communities in Alaska, is
limited only by the ambition aid in
dustry of its citizens.
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* SUNDAY SERMON •
The theme of the Sunday evening 1
sermon by Rev. Duane Earl Carter of
the Methodist church was “God’s care
for the individual.” The Bible reading
was from the fourth chapter of Mark.
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The scene described was on lake Gen
nesimt. Jesus had spent a busy day
teaching the people who had gathered
about him and at evening with his dis
ciples entered a boat to cross the lake.
The Master took a restful position in
the stern of the boat and fell asleep.
A storm arose and the boat was fill
ing with water. The disciples awoke
Jesus and say unto him; “Teacher,
carest thou not that we perish?”
“This gives rise,” said Uev. Carter,
“to the question in the minds of many
people, does God care for the individ
ual ? Sometimes a whole nation, Russ
ia for instance, comes temporarily un
der the dominant power of a few in
dividuals who say God does not care
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is ready to pay such men real worth
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for the individual, away with the
churcl^s, banish the idea of God from
your thoughts. Ten million people per
ish in a wicked and unnecessary war,
and some there are who »say there is
no God or he would not permit these
things.
“It is all right to ask the question,”
said Rev. Carter, “but it is wrong to
draw a hasty conclusion. God has es
tablished certain laws in nature where
in he does not intervene to change. No
progress could be made by man if a
superior power were breaking in to
interrupt the continuity of nature.
Fire invariably produces heat and not
cold. So long as men w’age war, men
will be killed in wrar. God cares even
for the human body, but the body* is
pot the real man. dn the course of a
long life the body is supposed to un
dergo a complete change several times
but the identity of the soul does not
change. The soul is the real man and
neither fire nor war destroys that.
Only sin destroys the soul. God cares
for the body and alleviates suffering
through human instrumentality, and
were it not for man’s ignorance, lack
of imagination to visualize suffering
that he cannot see, and selfishness,
physical suffering and mental sorrow
in the wTorld be much more reduced
than it now is. God does care for the
individual, body and soul.”
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PROFITEERS INDICTED
CHICAGO, Sept., 7— Officials : of
Bunte Brothers, confectioners, and
three wholesale grocers have been in
dicted for profiteering in sugar.
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FRUIT CANNING season is here.
Get your Kerr pint and quart jars at
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FOR SALE— Indian runner ducks
and chickens. Write Henry Collier,
Moose Pass. S10
FOR RENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Dougherty.
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Make y^ir own batteries-See Graef.
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Herring fish bait for sale at Hali
but Core, price three cents a pound.
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Linoleum and Congeleum rugs at |
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Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
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