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pg#> xxxxx sitka006.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> and his stories at the Roastplogy Club; pp> and his stories at the Roastology Club; dif> ============================^========== pg#> xxxxx sitka008.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> the quaint, quiet, beautif ul village on the shore pp> the quaint, quiet, beautiful village on the shore dif> ==========================^^====================== pg#> xxxxx sitka013.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> and their fate will never be known to a cer-taintv. pp> and their fate will never be known to a certainty. dif> ===========================================^^^^^^^= ocr> [Footnote A: January 20th. 1820. a letter written by the Directory at St. pp> [Footnote A: January 20th, 1820, a letter written by the Directory at St. dif> =========================^=====^========================================= ocr> Chirikof's lost men, urging that it must be done, and expressing pp> of Chirikof's lost men, urging that it must be done, and expressing dif> ^^^^=============================================================== ocr> Archives, Correspondence, Vol II, No. 108.)] pp> Archives, Correspondence, Vol. II, No. 108.)] dif> =============================^^============== pg#> xxxxx sitka014.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> came from the Mexican port of San Bias, and pp> came from the Mexican port of San Blas, and dif> ===================================^======= pg#> xxxxx sitka015.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> O pp> [Illustration: Copyright by E. W. Merrill, Sitka. dif> ^ ocr> H pp> Mount Edgecumbe.] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka018.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> waters bought skins for mere trifles, some for pp> waters, bought skins for mere trifles, some for dif> ======^^======================================= pg#> xxxxx sitka019.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> a cannon shot as a signal./ He was one of pp> a cannon shot as a signal. He was one of dif> ==========================^^============= pg#> xxxxx sitka023.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> In the spring of 1799, Baranpf sent orders pp> In the spring of 1799, Baranof sent orders dif> ============================^============= ocr> with twTo convoying ships he set sail for Sitka pp> with two convoying ships he set sail for Sitka dif> =======^^====================================== ocr> Bain fell incessantly. There were but pp> Rain fell incessantly. There were but dif> ^==================================== pg#> xxxxx sitka028.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> command of Lieutenants Arbusof and Pola-vishin. pp> command of Lieutenants Arbusof and Polavishin. dif> =======================================^^====== pg#> xxxxx sitka029.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> over I,000 people gathered. A tradition pp> over 1,000 people gathered. A tradition dif> =====^================================= pg#> xxxxx sitka030.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> blankpage (really an illustration) pp> [Illustration: Sitka in 1805--From Lisianski's Voyage.] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka031.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> burned. The great tribal houses, or ~barabaras, pp> burned. The great tribal houses, or barabaras, dif> ====================================^^========= ocr> places. The name Sitka, or SlieetUah, in the pp> places. The name Sitka, or Sheetkah, in the dif> ============================^^=^^^^========= pg#> xxxxx sitka032.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> Mt. Bdgecumbe, and who then sailed for pp> Mt. Edgecumbe, and who then sailed for dif> ====^================================= ocr> valued at 450,000 rubles.f pp> valued at 450,000 rubles.[B] dif> =========================^^^ ocr> t Lisianski made the surveys and named the islands of the pp> [Footnote B: Lisianski made the surveys and named the islands of the dif> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^======================================================= ocr> from the inhabitants, who call themselves SltUa-hans, or pp> from the inhabitants, who call themselves Sitka-hans, or dif> ===========================================^=^========== ocr> and Chicliagof." (A Voyage Bound the World, Lisianski, p. 235.) pp> and Chichagof." (A Voyage Bound the World, Lisianski, p. 235.)] dif> ========^/////////////////////////////////////////////////////^ pg#> xxxxx sitka034.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> called).f pp> called).[B] dif> ========^^^ ocr> [Footnote A: The Russian sazhen is I feet,] pp> [Footnote A: The Russian sazhen is 7 feet.] dif> ===================================^=====^= ocr> t Pronounced Al-e-ut. pp> [Footnote B: Pronounced Al-e-ut.] dif> ^^^^^==^^^^^=^^^^^=^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ pg#> xxxxx sitka037.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> freat quantities of merchandise were shipped pp> great quantities of merchandise were shipped dif> ^=========================================== ocr> rom the warehouses of the Company to the pp> from the warehouses of the Company to the dif> ^======================================== pg#> xxxxx sitka040.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> remarkable view. 'Better that our pp> remarkable view: 'Better that our dif> ===============^================= ocr> pupil.' pp> pupil.'" dif> =======^ pg#> xxxxx sitka041.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> tells us that it contained more than I,200 volumes, pp> tells us that it contained more than 1,200 volumes, dif> =====================================^============= ocr> Count Stroganof, Admiral Chic-hagof, pp> Count Stroganof, Admiral Chichagof, dif> =============================^^===== pg#> xxxxx sitka042.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> [Footnote A: These books and letters were brought by Resanof In the pp> [Footnote A: These books and letters were brought by Resanof in the dif> =============================================================^===== pg#> xxxxx sitka043.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> blankpage (really an illustration) pp> [Illustration: The Bakery and Shops of the Russians--Later the Sitka Trading Co.'s Building.] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka044.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> eggs at from 3^ to 10 rubles per dozen. The pp> eggs at from 3-1/2 to 10 rubles per dozen. The dif> ==============^^^^============================ pg#> xxxxx sitka046.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> winds delayed her in the Sea of Okhotsk-storms pp> winds delayed her in the Sea of Okhotsk--storms dif> ========================================^====== pg#> xxxxx sitka050.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> an explorer, and Wrangell Island, Wrangell pp> an explorer, and Wrangel Island, Wrangell dif> ========================^================= pg#> xxxxx sitka052.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> 103. pp> [Footnote A: Golofnin, Voyage of the Sloop "Kamchatka," in Mat. Pt. 4, p. dif> ^ ocr> [Footnote A: Golofnin, Voyage of the Sloop "Kamchatka," in Mat. Ft. 4, p. pp> 103.] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka053.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> "Ranehe," under the guns of the redoubt. pp> "Ranche," under the guns of the redoubt. dif> ====^=================================== ocr> together in Sitka Bay, coining from the different pp> together in Sitka Bay, coming from the different dif> =========================^^^===================== ocr> Lutke: Voyages. Mat. Pt. 4, p. 147. pp> [Footnote A: Lutke: Voyages. Mat. Pt. 4, p. 147.] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka054.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> blankpage (really an illustration) pp> [Illustration: The "Ranche"--Looking north from the top of Baranof Castle. dif> ^ ocr> (really an illustration) pp> The Steamer at the left is the "Coquitlam," noted for her participation in pelagic sealing dif> ^ ocr> (really an illustration) pp> and she was under seizure by the U. S. Government.] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka056.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> River hammered out fiat by the natives. These were carried in front pp> River hammered out flat by the natives. These were carried in front dif> ====================^============================================== pg#> xxxxx sitka058.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> more dead than alive from hunger and ex-haiistion. pp> more dead than alive from hunger and exhaustion. dif> =======================================^^^^^^===== pg#> xxxxx sitka059.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> outer door. Prom this vantage point they pp> outer door. From this vantage point they dif> ============^=========================== pg#> xxxxx sitka060.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> winter man}r of them remained at Sitka instead pp> winter many of them remained at Sitka instead dif> ==========^^^================================= pg#> xxxxx sitka062.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> CHAPTER ^7 pp> CHAPTER V dif> ========^^ ocr> Wraiigel's daughter--Mary." There Is also t- be found: "Died, pp> Wrangel's daughter--Mary." There is also to be found: "Died, dif> ===^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^=^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^================= ocr> December 29th, 1839, Priest Vasili Michaeloff Ocueredin, 23 years old."] pp> December 29th, 1839, Priest Vasili Michaeloff Ocheredin, 23 years old."] dif> ================================================^======================= pg#> xxxxx sitka063.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> blankpage (really an illustration) pp> [Illustration: Cathedral of St. Michael] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka064.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> Eussia. The chime of bells, a gift from the pp> Russia. The chime of bells, a gift from the dif> ^========================================== ocr> art, and through the Eoyal Gates the priest pp> art, and through the Royal Gates the priest dif> =====================^===================== ocr> Petropavlovsk. The ikon of the Eesurrection pp> Petropavlovsk. The ikon of the Resurrection dif> ===============================^=========== ocr> Prince Alexander Nevsky, pp> Prince Alexander Nevsky. dif> =======================^ pg#> xxxxx sitka065.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> There were two other churches durirg pp> There were two other churches during dif> ==================================^= pg#> xxxxx sitka066.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> The Madonna. pp> [Illustration: The Madonna.] dif> ^ pg#> xxxxx sitka067.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> fortitude by the missionaries who carne from pp> fortitude by the missionaries who came from dif> ====================================^^^===== pg#> xxxxx sitka071.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> [illustration: pp> [Illustration: dif> =^============ ocr> Russian American Company, ana occupied from the time of Kuprianof pp> Russian American Company, and occupied from the time of Kuprianof dif> ============================^==================================== ocr> until 1867. It was the headquarters building-of the Commanding Officers pp> until 1867. It was the headquarters building of the Commanding Officers dif> ============================================^========================== ocr> of the TJ. S. troops 1867 to 1877, and was destroyed by fire in 1894. pp> of the U. S. troops 1867 to 1877, and was destroyed by fire in 1894. dif> =======^^^=========================================================== ocr> The IT. S Agricultural Department building-occupies the site at the pp> The U. S. Agricultural Department building occupies the site at the dif> ====^^^^^=================================^======================== ocr> present time. pp> present time.] dif> =============^ pg#> xxxxx sitka072.txt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ocr> 1837. just completed. He says: "The evening pp> 1837, just completed. He says: "The evening dif> ====^====================================== ocr> [Footnote A: Narative of a Voyage Round the World. 1836-1842, by Captain pp> [Footnote A: Narrative of a Voyage Round the World, 1836-1842, by Captain dif> ================^\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\^====================== ocr> Sir Edward Belcher, Vol. I, pages 05 et sen.] pp> Sir Edward Belcher, Vol. I, pages 95 et seq.]