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| The Heart of Alaska in Winter | [frontispiece] |
| A Huskie | [21] |
| Dressed in his fresh miner's rig | [25] |
| A welcome shelter | [43] |
| The scene on shore was a repetition of that on the neighboring beach at Skagway | [51] |
| A Messenger of cheer | [80] |
| Panning out | [105] |
| Upon his mother's back, beneath her parkie | [115] |
| The little one clinging tightly to her hand she approached the door | [121] |
| The pretty woman was a full-blooded Eskimo | [138] |
| Poling up the river | [171] |
| When Old Tillie was Young | [181] |
| She scanned the horizon | [216] |
| "Holy Mother Mary! I believe it's gold" | [223] |
| Father Peter | [229] |
| The Lord of the Northland | [258] |