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Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
Women and the Suffraae.

WHENEVER proposal to grant political equall- Ity to women Is made in a State Legislature its " Iwomen advocates enumerated and out
 numbered by stout and even passionate women SEyS1 opponents Whenever we admit to the Sun ZsGyJ letter from woman in behalf of woman suf-
 frage We get so many letters from women pro-
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15

What has become of the oh-fash- toned man who was proud because he wrote a copy book hand:
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15

chimes will be used and that the time will be quicker than that scored by the ordinary accommodation train.
 This suggests for large automobiles and it unlikely that within the few years these vehi- cles may be employed more less extensively in this at least during the There seems to be why they be utilized in rivals of both the railways and the troeys If tempt to make high speed s made however the question at once arises to the safety of the public the highway which they will traverse
 Railroads have their own rights of way. Trolley lines either follow their routes through the fields go along part of the public road leaving the traffic But if in addition the numerous automobiles that fly along for the pleasure of their individual regular lines of these machines eventually established for carrying passengers rapid frequented routes the need for stringent restrictions will be greater than The farmer with his and the driver with his horse and buggy have rights which be upheld Philadelphia Bulletin.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15

with hay, will transform a thin horse into a fat, sleek, high-lifed one, quick CT than anything he ever saw.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
The Movinq Habit.

WOMAN in Ohio recently obtained divorce on the ground that her husband had made her move fCrty-three times in nine years An ab- surdly insignificant reason for dissolyins the marriage relation 1t undoubtedly was, yet one
 an imagine what their Wandering Jew ex- istence had meant to the woman and her chil-
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15

No woman can afford to deny that she is pretty if she isn't.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15

A woman grows wiser as she doesn', grow older.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
More Men Than Women in the World.

HE opinion is expressed in the latest bulletin
 of the Census Bureau of the United States that in the total population of the world there are several million more men than women. It is true that in Europe there are more fe- males than males, but the men predominate in every other continent, as far as the popula-
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
G;npIa Rao HnIder

Simple Bag Holder.
 Take a frkin. Take out the bot. tom, drive three wire nails from the inside, three inches from the bottom,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
Companion

monpace enough today but in thirty years has wrought one of the greatest advances in commercial history.
 It has done more than marvelOusy facilitate business correspondence: it has admitted important part in business life soulPss little machine has done more toward gaining womens rights than had the argu nents and agitation of centuries.
 It is impossible to say whether the typewriter owes more to woman than the typewriter but it Is certain that the business world large debt both Together they have wrought wonders
 It difficult realize that only thirty years ago there were no women the business offices The sight of pet tcoat downtown streets, outside of the shopping dis tricts would have created sensation Now things would look peculiar without them The typewriter has brought the great change It has introduced all depart business And who that business has been benefited?
 Women in many professions and many branches of business but the profession of typewriter the only one which offered to women from the beginning Indianapolis Sun.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
NOTED WOMAN REvOLUTIONIST
Katherine Bereshkovska, Who Spent
 23 Years In a Siberian Prison.

One of the foremost leaders of the socialistic revolutionary movement in Russia is Katherine Bereshkoyska,
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
The Typewriter.

HE other day the thrtieth anniversary of an important event was quietly observed in New York by the presentation of a watch, suitably inscribed, to the first woman who adopted typewrlting as a profession.
 There is much that might have been put into that inscription. The typewriter is com.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15

ton counted with distinction of and rule believed to hold good in the large regions where the population only be estimated.
 In the United States the of males greater than In any other land where it is known to exist In con
Alaska sentinel., 1905-06-15
Automobiles as Staqe Coaches.

lSSATISFIED with the railroad rates and time tables, the proprietors of certain resorts in one of the mountain counties of New York State propose, it Is said, to establish a line of auto mobile coaches to carry guests to and from
 their places for distance of thirty miles or so If Is asserted that nowprfnI touring ma
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
luribndd)t9mNm uu0 lamOmirtb.

@robt Streden 6eicez uno ScolGnz
bereieu oui Dem miittelriiten Shie5z
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froac nua @eibua6t8bdumm 1T le9r
CROP,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
Gin klu9rr 1lfarrrr

ca eiuem beiijiHen 0orfe bate Der
~ Bfarrtr iaGycldng oeleu Die In
lite Oes Observation-Disclosures per
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ihlicBliGj NIT Ieiner @cmeinoe ijber
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Qetommcn mar, lu0 or ale erlpo6Iencn
8urI6en oes 9orfe5 ST. Ii@ ms
Yfarr6auS elm, Die Neulier trisb alle
BIN, aber itott nit elmer Strafz uno
8ubprtotlt, pie 1e crlpartet, cmpfiug
ie Der 4Idrrer NIT QroBer 6reunOlj6
teit uno er0Ffuete ibneu Dab CT elm
Qrober 5rcunO pes observation-disclosures
lei, uno Dab ie Jpn feline Qr0Bere
5reuoe MAIDEN t6uuttu, ais Denn Ite
rebt tijdtil oarouf los i1ieBeu lpol-
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er nod 4Il!Der inter 1c aus. W}it Dem
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beuen W}orgen an.
2lm nd0iten SDlDeiterabeno lteB Ser
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es feblte teiu Wtunn. Der Qfarrer
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nit ibren 2eiitungen i'm ooriGen Sabre
aus uno pertbeilte mieoer 4l,lper unter
iie, 10 Diel ieOer gu ~gebrauben geod4te;
o6er Q8ein, 9rot un0 STATE CAB es Dies
nal nibt, neil, ME er duBerte. i'm Die
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getommen mar. 9orauf 5oQen Die
S6jeBer enttduI6t ob. lie iG)oIIen,
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Sabre 5upor.
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tjjftiQe3 &nolen 3u erIreuen, pie iie
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oullerte ober, linen in oieIem Sabre
aud tetn Wuloer geben GIT t6nnen.
Die GeIeaf6aft 5o0 nit Iungen Sc
iihtern alb, un0 Der Yfdrrer b0rte nod,
pie tie orouBen gu chamber IuQten:
pWenn Ser 4farrer nun ord) tein 4rIs
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fir infer GeIo PuIper t~ouften unc
Dertnolten. reiI inn ha5 SpoB
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

oencn sr Ole 8et5iti9ua9 i5rer Slnit
our6 llumen9en BON @ittudlien ieOer
@rt meIgntlih e~rlejdtcrt.
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i6on 0eBlpelen aus3eihnen, neil jeher
nGoUtDD" Der G}ou4 auf 0ieiem 95cIte
feline &eibQerid)te, BON ney&eR cr Dorz
Der cine GiIte ein3ureihcn bat, auf9
S6mutbUftcI 3ubcrejtet, crb1lt. Die
gauge 9to4t binourh IADjnlen 1j6 Die
Ydrden i'm 9tejgen nab Dem Iatte Don
urdlten Wsiit0. pelhe Elm tleine5 yiez
acror0eiter Ieinen SnItrumenten emit
Iodt. Sue llnterbre6ung crleioet Der
3un3 um 10 llbr, nenn GrfriIhunseu
Ierbirt lperoen urO blnn ipie0er nm
II ll0r, penn Sic Safe an Der @dIos
Safel gum Qrobeu WlubIe 1ib nieoer=
feben. Eu6 0ieIer orijnoIitsn Rsitlu
rirung 0eo innern W'enIhen itijr3t iit
bos iunQe 4plf ouf'5 Weue in'S Der
Qnii1en, oa3 erIt nit Dem 2(nbru6 oe5
neuen La8es ieinen NbI6IuB finOet.
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Mum YNCihnndltnbnnm

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hr]u}rhntru <ohrhmorrta nob ororr
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liz mn 9lbo6ttrr in ann NIT nrn1
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hort ,nh nor GirNcrr rirc ioIdr0ni
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characterization nor ncm nrrr,m,m
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bcr1, @ciIrr Der ococn oir5 amen.
7prioc ocprrNiot Matte oilt ms oils
9}orl6uirr Nrr Hciormotinn. mn 1881
il "a elm r]ciornrirtrr Strnrburncr
mTnitcr l}iorrcr Scr oni'ol{rrr am.
glbihofilmo 0icirr YonpoIic" mobnt
Scit Ocm npriocn ,Eobrmmbcrt crit
II Observation-Disclosures Elm ouocmriI,
6rrtidcr g}rol,d, nepprocn. pirQcidt
uptrr brn U%inilriic hcriclbcn Sim
mllno, mcIdc in Ser Sitcrotur SEN
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leiie oniteiaeno, ertIanq gum cr7tcn
NAL Die TAli6te 0}clooie gu ienen Der
fen. 2ll5 er Qeeuoet bate, oraug aus
Der ountlen Gdc, no feline 1rau in
0umpIcm Stbmer3e Dor iih bingebriis
tet bate, Elm 9siBe5 Shmh5en. 2uu8
ibm mar Is, ais bate lit geI0it, po5
ion bisber in 8onn QeboIten bate, SIM
ItjNen YebrerbouIe 81 9(rnsoocF mar
Wei6nodten Qelgorpeu, Die Woht Der
S0ne hattie 3ipei per}peifcln0e W}en.
Iden ms Geben 3uriidQefijbrt.
0rlbers gto6tommcn in Qalein tes
1iben uob beute Dic rou i6m ciQcnbIn
ola nie0cr0eIdrieLene GmiloerumQ, lpie
WlO6r inn oa8 Gieo am beiliQen glbcno
iiberbro6te. tDie er e9 IOfort in WhlIit
ieBte uno Md in 0erielben Wuht in
Der SNntt Nttoloi PIorrtirhe gu
Obern0orf ser Gemein0e oortrug.
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3ic Observation-Disclosures, Weltc ben

Barrier 9rieftrdlern 5uflieBen iperOen
geipiNermdEeD ais cine itoatliGe Sn'tia
tuition tetro6tet. .yn pdris te9innt Der
9rieftrd9er Ieine 2auftabn nurh Net
ter uno 0in0 nit einem Sdbresaebalt
BON 1900 Sranc6, ord miro ais ieiu
Gintommen omtlib oie Summe bon
1900 5rarcs onqenommen bant ienen
f~reirpiniaen i3ui6iiiicn bes 4u6Iitums.
Die 8rieftrd9er, oie nit Nontbarem
Murrr,In sic y~}euiabrsgobe einItsden,
miiIen oieIe nit Bureau unb an0ereu
@eumten, oie nidt unmitteltar nit
Dem publifum in 9~erii6runQ .,eten.
tbeilen. Sn ZEN cin3eIneu StoOttbeilen
lit oie Summe Der Observation-Disclosures
fc6r perI6ieOen, in ormen Staottbeilen
iommsn Die @rieftrGger tdum auf 200
5rdrcs, in @eacnOen oter, no pielc
1lno tpihti1e 9riefe 3u beior0en finb.
ipie in Der Hdhe Ser 90rIe, |flettert Die
Ginnabre lis 3u 1000 6rancs. =
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psm, I,ui,t' g." 0gSJyt'l' '''rDn.
m,a 4',~ "'.' t',aC., ',"l,1t'n "CUn-
o nst'o S,. ".an"y!.4to"" '"'9o'"'
N'5 "S'. ~, g"ttv,
Sc" Te;sri,n [cr,"rfh ~ .r nil ,f4'+ rr# 49,
I;C1eo, Wr. 6S.,,4 ~, ,ef,sr g,' @''t wv,
ne,,n mn, mor,sr % q, fc, ,nfr o S3a Et ""'@
Tr hromrIE MI ,3si,o 'gsrH,C o% No.,
ni&t norSM,1prfcr " en~%Se5nsts Tro"
ON g. ~ '. sF, gt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

"a iicl Iein &,iI alf osn GdrOeroten.
itGuoer. &m n6Giten 2lulenblit bate
er Den tnotrjlea Gi4cnfOt er9rifien
unO nah Der eIel.riihen Glode Qes
i6Ieuocgt, Nic ais tlciuar Trijmmer=
balieu 9leib 0arauf ouf Dem &Ooen
lag.
2tuftyciTh;ao pcr C6merj iiler cine
traftile Cbrieioe un0 ubcr 0a5 oeIt0rte,
10 i63Ne Experiment iudtc Jris4en
iein gelt duf.
1rijee @erpittcrIapitle terridtc am
n6hitcn Wloraen ON &aTIeetiih bel
Wteicrs. IS mar Impn Elm pjcrteI nu6
neun llbr, aber Iuntden SiIj lam
ni0t.
,ylQtijrlih," Gcmertle nit inter
0rijtter gBut6 0err W},jer %ienior.
GuDli4 nud) lpeitereu 2lpan5tl Wtiru
ten droIcnNcn Wurttug lam Oas
8icnhmGOmeu nit einem ioagen dt9ez
9ebencn GtieT. Gante eli fArieb:
o4enn SIR mid uit6t taben poltet,
10 b6itet E(6r ciufd6 1hyeiGen t0nnen.
W}iD ober in Der taltcn Nudt uno i'm
Gh~Neeleit6tet bor Der QeidloFcncn
G6ijr itebcu 3l ldiieu trob m;uutcn
lanlen Ghelen8 Qeiieru 2lbeno nm
neuu ljGr, iii cine Gemeinbeit, Die ih
mir ni6t G%CilIleU ldiie. GaB S6y gu
6duie poret, babe ih an ocn erteuh
tetcu Tcuitcrn Qeiegcn. Nh beNdntc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
S~mnOenrnfel.

6%nnOrnrnfel. Sn Der 8utoWinn
baden ar Neujabr Die neugieri9en,
peibIi9en WeIen tIeine SUDDEN, Die ie
nit 35ett beItrei6en uno auf cine ME
oere 8ont in elmer Reibe legen. Ssoes
M}dOhsn Elm Sii6lein! Damn barf ser
Sumo herein, uno ipeiIen SUDDEN er 3us
crit perIpei't, miro i'm betreffenpen
Sabre 9raut!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

Grbot'@ n0tbiG.- @igerl(unf
Der Eronlcndoc pcrAcbIidl mad cinem
mlbcicttcn @anfpluBe a~laiduueno) :
o%Atcrfipiiroiq, mie piel NtiiBiggGngcr
e. bod gibt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

Sic 3art;iGr. Nrou (Ocu Momt
umarmenN): .D}ein 6er3ensortbur,
msin Gn0elsmonn, msin-"-M q n:
oS6on gut, mein &ino, balte 3t@
niat mitGinleitun0eu ouf-Iase Qleitl,
pie bieI GeIh Oh 81 Den Weibna9tsS
cintGuTen Go6eu piQitl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
Splitter. Tie SuuiiOnen iino Die
9i6ter am Gbriit6aum oes Qebens.

&crlodtu0c NuupHce.
@npicblc n1ein Ncituurunt nit lultl
0crborcr Nt9iihtl SpC5iel lilr oIt
Ncrrcn Stuoenten 81 Nu9fliiget lebE
aecignct. Mar MCier, 9orglplrtb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

IN ciHcm Gtn.-y- ictt trdt
Der Rdubcr Dem cinnamon 93nn0crcr
nit ae}ijdtcm Mteiicr cnt0eacn mo
lhnltt Inn Den 9Seg, oa3 @ort uH0
Die MeDle ub."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
Scr irciOcbiRNc 0erriGcr IN Nc2nc

Scr lrci0cbiRitc @CrriGcr in &c}u4
auf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1T 3lo;jfe1o8
Der Gar, @yH0 oas GeImtiocnIe W}it
Qlieo ieinc5 @au56alts erb1lt Elm i00
uC3 Gei6cnt in Iorm elmer Diomont
&rapdttennooel O0er ttpas 2lebalihes,
Seju @eihcnt fir Die Sorin ii tets
Elm Uegenitano Ior9I3lti9er llebers
te1unQ. Sin So6r Ijuo e5 G0mut=
laden, Damn Bidder It.. T. H., pd5ren0
Die @ino,r Noi6pcrt un0 Gpiet3eu1,
has bcIonocr3 in Yori5 GcItelt miro,
erbalien. 2LuRerotm perIdentt oer 2dr
5000 &iiten %fcinIter GiQorreu, Die 3l
Dem 3gped Dpn ejnem 6uoannubdu8
auleftrtiQt loeroeu. 2(u6 L6icre lrers
ben ron Dem 5errIhcr Germ 2u @ei6s
ro6ten perI6eutt. Sin @uoel Stride
lit tejne auBer9ep6bnIjhe Oabe fir
feline Wiuiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

Grfonnt. ~ @~nIlcteuie: o9(bQc
orGnCtcr limo Sic? 9lbcr oonm iidlcr
elmer bon Scr &iHrn!" - &crc6rcr:
oNieio? - @uQcteuic: ,&eil Sic
mir 10 mcnig bemiQigcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

Nm Gam az q. &eluer:
yNud) 0jcbt Is nod ou2Qc5Cihnctc
&odbrotcnl" ~ S%toumNuit: nAeim
&l Dante iiir oieic |acorGugtc No
hcuiibcrliGt,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
YrotcIf. Il

DGie SAITH, am /. Sanuar mill fi6
metn 9ann penIioniren IaIIen."-
Mite 3 d n: r4enIioniren Ia1=
fen?-Woar' net iibel-00S Ieioen G.
net, 6rou Re9iItrator. ga ~trautert er
uns ia Den 9an3en Sag 6abeim Gerum
uno bait uns no me4r ouF!~ :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

1d0H latcOer giu8 Elm 5abr 3u iciuen Rib
men,
lluo mabneuO tommt Oos ncuc nun berauf,
Uludoii aud inns, c5 iCj3t uu5 ucue Yab.
men,
ltuo ucuc Nrbcit briugt Der Wouoc Gauf.
limb iets aud MIR Elm Gropicn in benz
Utccrc,
Sem bobiteu g0eicu MIR elm 2ltbcm3ug,
NuD bteier S0mIucr rciit Die gOloue 2lcbre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
1)iNagugifhr5

nSe6en Gle, 6err Nahbor. man
muB Die &inoer ni6t ourh GeIdente
bIaiirt MAIDEN -. 81 c / ne 9inocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29
3u uirl u%crlanNt.

o9(ber 0i1n, Der I49ne QroBe $3.50
noqrop6, ben i4 Dir crIt QeI6entt
babe, 9ebt ia faon niAt me3r?"-nSu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

~H&os milicn Sic mir iibcr ou .jrul
ldntcit 0c2 r0miihCu &ul'H )tcrl
}t iadCu?" - Gunniout @uijbrr
bin idl lprddlu9,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

Sir 9irafbntcn in oen NrObtcn
StGhten 6rontrei9s erboIten itatt su
8eihna6ten gu Neujabr 0eidente,
meiit GelO; ols gegel Gilt un9efdbr
Der 8etrdg zines Monatslobnes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

fno Tbon oliitli6, menn Iie 5uI6auen
oiirIen, ME ib mid ole GomIta9 raft
rem IaH' - uno on Wei5no0ten, %
tel ib mid nad56er olTu &opf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

8roBpapd ih lpp1te Sdnte 5unnn5
&affeetrdn3den aufnebmen, uno na8
bat er eben nid)t dusge9dlten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-29

Z n ciuem beiijihen 0orfe bate Der
y Bfarrtr iaGyclang oelen Die I'm
: lite Oes observation-disclosures per