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Soft Drinks
Cigars - Cigarettes
and Tobacco
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MOTHER LOVE APPRE
CIATED BY AFFECTION
ATE OFFSPRING
Recent Anchorage arrivals
from Se vard tell the story of
liow a gas boat captain, running
out of Seward, captured a young
seal and had fond hopes of tarn
ing it and keeping it aboard his
little vessel. He placed it in a
•sacjk to secure it; but wide as
the Gulf of AlasKa is, and swift
ly as the gas boat sped on, the
seal mother was as swift and fol
lowed in search of her young.
When the craft was first caught,
the mother howled piteously and
the ’’baby” barked back its grief
but the Seward captain was re
lentless and cooly watched the
agonized mother follow him un
til tlie gas boat docked at Kodiak.
Here he thought his maze was
safe, lor (purely no seal won hi
venture so close to shore. Sin:
denly the mother seal gave a cry
close to the boat and the litt.«*
one, as if obeying instructions,
struggled, still in the sack,
the edge of the deck and rolk d
itself overboard. The motion
was seen to seize the sack, rip
it open with its sharp teeth and
joyfully claim her baby.
— Strollers Weekly
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