davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27
BHNMAHND KEHANmNx KY
nNTb 9APMy.

NEGRO, RE 81 OcTaH0BH.Ica Ha-
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lie MOry IyIIHTb Dry 9epMy, MOO
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GemeBEy. 81 mImy Dry aaMeTKy ToHb-
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''PaccBeT''.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27

B Ta3eTe "PaccBeT'' OF 20 NAL
r-H II. Ha BMcEa3bIBaeT 00uIHll
B3rIag II IaeT 0DeHRy 9THEH kpo-
noTRhHa. Tam, RE TIL II. Ha NIB
.laTaeT H0IOIeHHa, %IeataIIIHe b 0C-
none |9THgecRHX B3r.IaIOB hpOHOr-
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c BOsHHHmnM TOf4a 3B0aTOuH0HHbIM
yqeHHeM, M0IH0 C HIM c0TlacIIrb-
ca. HO ROTga oil yTBepH4aeT, qr0
ecTecTBO3Hame, HccIeIya O0IacTb
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NH C"peICTBaMH, TO qHTaTe.lb M0iEeT
OcTaTbca B H0IH0M He40yMeHHH.
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peTeHseHTa 4ocTaTOqHo y6eInTeIb-
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pOIM %MBIclHIHCb, RaI MaTHqeCEne
npoIeccH. 4eIOBeR nepepoc II cBepx
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npHeMIeM 4Ia HcTOpHH, coHHoIo-
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pasBHTHe HoBHX bopM BHyTpeH-
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cBoeTo poIa. 9BoInIHp NH Ha6.ITo-
B .ID6OM o6WeeTBeHHoM nIH
n0IH1HIecROM 4BHTeHHH, B HcHyc-
cTBe, B o6aacTH HayTHHX 3HaHHii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27
10. % ynyqmeHNax B raseTe.

a) PeHoMeH4yeTca npHHHMaTb 90
%'aB,IeHHa II HoIHcIaTb H%oIxoIaIIe-
TO qeaoBeEa 4Aa 3aBeIBBaHHa 9ToTl
qacTbn, EoTopHii MOT OBJ ygeIaTb
Bce BHHMaHne II 9HeprHD Io6BBa-
nHD o6'aBleHuii Ia MecTe 4 H2
npoBHHIIHH. 06'aBaeHHa aBaaIorca
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27


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ppHRaTypH H Ha6eTaTb %oIH0o6pa-
aHa neqaTHoTo mpH6Ta Ha eTpaHH-
lax.
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peRoMeHIanHH EOH9epemHH, yHOI
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HHHdH0M cIIaIe, a Ha NEGRO ceE-
peTapa BH6HpaeTCa T0B. CMHHIROB.
A. hoM0B OcTaeTca 9KcnegnTOpOM.
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che 3-x: IBa H0qHbEe II 08HH 4HeB-
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III. RHH%HblE cRaa4 " ero 4ea-
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p0BaTB HeHM Ha RHHTH. H0 Ha IeT
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THTB cIy&anIerO B RHHIHOM cRIa4e
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4hpeKTOpOB.
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BBIHycRa HOBBX aRIIHH, a Hpe4Ia-
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maa HoIoBHHa ROTOpBx eme HaxO-
4HTca Ha pyEaX HenoIHHTeIBHoro
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cTapoM cocTaBe, peEoMeHIyeTca Jpn
BecTH B HopaIoH 9Ty qacTb 8eIa.
IS. Pa~s'eslHod AeRTop.
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BcDIy .HMelDTca 3anp0cH Ha IeE-
T0p0B, Ho p%eHOMeH4yeT H0cBIIKy ia
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NH o~6IoTeHnaMH II 4o6poBoIBHBIMH
II0HepTB0BaHHaMH.
ID. b Billy peHIeHHa HpoIoA%aTB
H3IaHHe eKeIHeBHHRa "PaccBeTas
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16. PasHoe.
AZ 90 o6meRoIoHHaaBHoM c'esge
RoH4epeHIHa peRoMeHIyeT cHaqaaa
ocBeTnTb BoHpoc B raseTe n, npH
Ie.HaHHH %opraHHaaUnif, HcHoHHHTe-
.IBHHii KoMHTeT Mo1eT co3BaTb IA
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opraHH3aIIHaM II oTGeIBHBM ToBa-
pHmaM peryaapHo BHocHTb HpHHa-
Tile Ha coca qIeHcHHe BsHocH N,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27
IL. AKINn K%OpnOpaINn v BbI6op
4%NpeKTOp0B.

koH0epeHlIHa He p%eKOMeHHyeT
BBIHycRa HoBnx aRIIHit, a HpeBIa-
raeT pacHpocTpaHaTB cTapHe, 6oIb
maa HoIoBHHa RoTOpHx enc Haxo-
4HTca Ha pyEaX HcnoIHHTeIBHoro
RoMHTeTa. HcHoaH. HoMHreTy, B ero
cTapoM cocTaBe, peRoMeH4yeTca HpH
BecTH B HopagoE Dry TacTb geIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27

II BeIeT coca lOIlHHHblM odpohoM'
II TaEoe HX pa3BeIOcB HOIrqecTBo,
qTo He 3HaeHIb, ROTo cHaTe.1bcTB0M
BeIHqaTB,
KOMy ypa RpHqaTb
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IIo HOBOf EOMMyHpcTnqecHOii MO4e
B HanIefi HapTHfiH0ii IOI0Ie
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sM?"
"HH8B, ToBopo, y nae eIHe 6oHb
NE neqaIaT,
c BepxaMH ] Hnx 6oablloe cxoHcT-
30:
HIH II3-3a Meet cRaHIaIaT,
HIH ycTpaHBaloT ce6e BoeBoIcTBa.
y Hac He HepBBIi 0IHH, a bee
nomIo IOMoM:
B o6Hxo4e paccelicIOM, xopomo
|SHaR0MOM,
KoM-6e3o6pa3Ha II HoM-6ecHopa4HH
Observation-Disclosures II R0M-B3aTHH,
BecnapIoHHoe EOM-Tpa0HTeIbcTBO,
BecHeqaIbHoe ROM IHTe.IbcTBO,
A ITO C 3THM He 3HaR0M
n Toro 4aTe aoByr RoM-IypaEoM!"
IIeqa.IbHO HI'HI OTO3BaIca:
~ "KaR RoM-XopoHIo, qTo q ROM
c%EoHqaIca".
Ak, roBopO, HIbHq, noBepbTe,
BaIIH 3aBeTB XpaHnM II Hoc.Ie Ba-
mel cMepTH,
y38H HHRor4a He Ocla6HM,
HaTpa6IeHHoe Tpa6HM,
HeBH4oeHHbIM He ocTaIocb Hi OH
H0T0 BbMeHH,
Bee Ia6aRH BameTO HMeHH,
B gepeBHaX, H36M HMeHH ia
ccaIa,
Bee 0pHIIHaHTH pacEpaaH,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27
NsaWHAa mEa.

KeHa. - CTpHIHa BoHOc 1eIa-
eT nIeO n%Sa1uHOff.
My%. Ak, EaE 6HIo xopoHIo,
Eor4a n3amecTBo TBoeif HIeH 6HIo
saRpBITo 4lHHHBlMn B0IocaMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27
16. PasHoe.

az 90 o6meR0IOHHa.IbH0M c'e3Ie
RoH0epeHIIHa peEoMeH4yeT cHaqaAa
0cBeTHTb B0Hp0c B Ta3eTe n, npH
IeIaHHH opraHH3aDHii, HcHoAHHTe-
.IbHHli k0MHTeT M0a;eT c03BaTb Ia
H0Boii Il oceHH.
o koH6epeHIHa p%eRoMeHgyeT
0pTaHH3aHHHM II OTIeIbHBIM T0Ba-
pHIHaM "peTyHapH0 BH0cHTb npHHa-
TBIe ia coca qaeHcHHe BsHocM N,
ec.IH BO3MoHHo, %yBelHgHTb Hx pas-
Mep B npoIoIEeHHe IeTHero ceso-
Ia.
b RoppecT0HIeHIIHH or opraHH-
3anHii "npHHHMaTb ToabHo OF ceRpe-
TapeH H., no BosMoRH0cTH, c neqa-
THO. KoppecHoHIeHIHH 90 opTaHH-
3aHHaX OF 0TIeIbHHY IH1 He no.
MeIIaTb, He sanpocHB H%peIBapHTeab
Ho opraHH3aIInIo. IIoMemaTb 6oIbIIe
RoppecnoH4eHDHii, cTapaacb HcHpa-
BIaTB TaEoBMe rpaMMaTHqecRH N
cTHlHcTHqecEH, He H3MeHaa cMHC-
ia TaEoBof.
y PesoIDHHa D%HrcTayHa HAN
IeHa HecooTBeTcTByDmed, B BeaoM,
IeiicTBHTeIbHocTH II peRoMeHIyerca
He neqaTaTb ee.
4. HcnoIHHTelBHBii RoMHTeT oc-
Taerca B crapoM eocTaBe.
3ace8aHHe KoH6epeHBHH npoEOa
1aIocb, { qacoBmM nepepMBoM Ha
o0e4, OF u qacoB 4Ha 40 u qacoB
HoqH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27
Cob 4EMbaHA 5E4HOTO
lparoueHHoH coBeTcROa Hpecce OF II BeHeT coca noHl1HHIM oapo
cRpoMHoro aBTopa. u TaEoe Hx paaBeIocb RoAhqec

lparoueHHoR coBeTcROH npecce OF
cRpoMHoro aBTopa.
HpHIueI 81 HeIaBHO II HlbHHy,
XAonHyI nOROHuoro ITO HtIeqy,
II ceAH MH palHmRoM GOA,
Obj Tpo6y, II a-y Tpooa,
II HaqaI 81 HpaM0:
- "a y Hac, HIbHq, 4paMa:
3a rpaHHUeii nocIBI,
A IOMa = OcIBI,
HpHqeM ocaH BeIyT coca Hoc.laMH,
A HOc.IbI - OcIaMH.
Ec.lH RTo qTO-.IH6o VI HaIaIHT,
PasroBopHTca c EBpoHoii HeMHo%Ro,
IIpH0eRHT 3nHoBBeB II HaTaIHT,
KaR caMaa HeHpHIHqHaa RomEa.
ycTpaHBaIoT payTB, BcTpelH,
A ~pe3yIBTaTa HHHaE0ro:
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0 Iolrax 1elHe peqH,
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B3goxHyI HIBHq Ta%Ro,
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II oTBeTHI .6eIHa%Ra
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- "9To HHqero, qT0 HamH aEIIW
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3aT0 yIHBHTeIbHO,
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AK, roBopD envy. HaBHq, HIbHq.
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IlocIymHoe HaIle cTa4o,
A Tenepb he 3arHaTB ero II ga or
pa4y;
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"A OHIO Hac 4y6HHoli,
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PageR B OHaIe,
3HHOBbeB .Ie3eT Ha TpoH,
EaMeHeB eHInT no4 TpOHoM,
KaR4BIM IoMMyHHcT - 6apoH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27

3. q N3AdHNH Td3. B HPYIUW IUPuAe'
KoH0epeHIHa pcEoMeHIyeT npo-
4o.T1aTb H3ganne B HibIo HopEe, n,
ecHH BosMoEHo, coa1aTb orEeH \
qnEaro, Eoropnii OBI HMeI cBoo
cTpaHHIIy B "PaccBeTe''. RHn&HBlii
eE.IaI B YnRaro a%aBe4HBa.I OBI pa
ellpocTpaHeHHeM ra3eTM B qHEaro
II ero GEpecTnocTax. IIoRa 1e we
.aaTB 6oIee MecTa q~HEarcRoii xpo-
HHEe, ec.lH c%oTpyBHHEH n3 4HEarO
6yIyT 9aBaTb TaRoByIO.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-27
AOKNA4bI, OTqE7H v PE3OHDlAN KOH4EPEHlI,
vPACCBETR Is NDHa 1925 rOgA
(0ROHqaHHe).
S. g0KAA4 CERPETAPa "P-TA",

5. l0KlAA CERPETAPa "P-TA".
9HHaHcOBOe HOa0IeHHe Ta3eTH
He3aBHIHo, II H%pHXOIHTca C 6OIb-
HIM Tpy4oM cBOIHTb EoHTIH c EoH-
IaMH. 3a BoceMb HeIeIb M0er0 ce-
EpeTapCTBa He IOHIamBaI0cb pa
6oqHM B cpeTHeM 80 IolIapoB B
HeIeI0. 9T0 II aBIaeTca %H0cToaH-
HBIM HeIeIbHHM Ie0HIHToM. lIe-
0HIHT o6'acHaeTca TEN, qTo Xo3aii
cTBeHHaa qacTb Ta3eTH 6BIa B ga
%HyIIeHHH. IlpH 6oIee ycHIeHHoii pa
core no O6~'aBIeHHaM, HpH cOEpa
MIeHHH HeEOTopBlX cTaTeh pacX0Ia,
npn H|0cT0aHHoii HONOLULU o%pTaHnsa-
HHii, Ta3eTa Il 0CeHH M0TIa OBI cB0
4HTB EOHIIM c EoHIaMH. Liza ycne
Xa H3IaHna a6coIDTHo HeO6XoIH-
MO peopTaHH3oBaTB Pe4aEHH0HHylo
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EaE B pacnpocTpaHeHHH Ta3eTH, Tar
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6. 40K1AA PE4ARuNN "PA-TA"
la3eTa II ee HaHpaBIeHHe 0c0-
6eHH0 cTpaIaT0T OF H%eI0cTaTIa cB0
HX coTpy4nHEoB. TEN He MeHee "a
3eTa "PaccBeT'' 3aMeTHo yIyqllla-
eTca ITO c0IepEaHHIo, II b Hen HMe
DTCa bee 0TIe.lBI 0XBaTBBaDmHe
TeEyHIyD TII8Hb MHcIH, IpyIa II THO
pqecTBa. EcIH VHHaHcoBoe HoIOIe
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oyer II 0O.IBTHee yIyqmeHHe CO.
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10 ~cepBe3HBX c%TaTeli, H BTOpaa cTpa
NINA OqeHb caa6a. .1yWIHe cTaTbH,
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He n0%,IyqaIOTca 6IarOIapa apecTaM
cOTpVIHHE0B B P0ccHH II He0HIa-
Toll c%oTpyIHHROB B 4pyTHX cTpaHaX.
CBoH pa6oTHHEH B PeIaHuHH 3aHa-
TM qHCT0 T%eXHHqeCIofi pa00ToH p
H He HMe0T BpeMeHH IIa INCA
HHa cTaTeii II lake HepeIoBmI. He
o6xoIHMa pe0praHH3aIIna Pe4aEHH
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Tx coTpyIHHEoB, T0TIa IHIlb
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he MoTyT HOMeHIaTbca B .eTeIHeB-
Hoii Ta3eTe, 6IaTo4apa HX 0oIb-
nIHM %pa3MepaM.
7. O npo4OAXeHnH N34aHha "P-Ta".
IIOcIe EparEoif IHcEyccHH BOIL
p0ca EoH0epenDHa BBIHecIa peme-
HHe: "H8IaBaTb "PaccBeT" excl
HeBHo, HoRa Ho3BoIaOT cpeIcTBa;
Ho H3IaBaTb HpH ycIoBHH 6OAee OH
|peIeIeHHOTO HIeiiHoTo HaHpaBIeHHa
II o6nIeM %yIyqI1eHHH erO coIepGa-
HHa, a TaEGe .lyqIHei H|ocTaloBRH
X03aiicTBeHH0ii qacTH. B cIyqae He
Bo3MoGH0cTH TaRoBBIX BcEope nocIe
HoHbepeHuInH, Heo6yoIHMo he
HpeHpanIaTb H3IaHHa coBceM, a lie
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8. CpegcTBa Ia ns4aHNe "Pac-Ta".
BHacHeHo II H%0IcqHTaH0 H0H0e-
peHIned, qTo OpraHH3aIIHH IaIoT He
MeIIeHHo Ha H3IaHHe 1870 4oI. 10
;RepTBoBaHHH II 1925 4oI. BsaHMo-
o6pasHo ia %4albHeiiIHee HsIaHHe II
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FAMOUS. PICTURE
T0BE HERE AGAIN

Americas first super film spectacle
will reassert it's claim to be still UNI
surpassed after ten years when "The
Birth of A Nation" appears at the
Capitol Theatre for short engage
ment beginning Monday evening
7:15, matinee $3.50. The great
Griffith spectacle will once more
challenge comparisons with its
later competitors, and there are not
wanting those who insist it can do so
fearlessly as nothing has yet been
filmed that comes near it for sheer
dramatic intensity and heart pathos.
As in the days when its smashing
battle scenes, its thousands of white
robcd Klansmen rushing to the res
cue of those beleaguered in town and
cabin, it's reproductions of such his
toric scenes as Lincoln's assassina-
ton at Fords Theatre, the surrender
of Lee to Grant at Appomattox, the
famous picture will be re-enacted
with all the wealth Of it's national
appeal and it's magic musical setting.
All who have seen it seem to agree
with one claim-that nothing subse-
quently placed on celluloid has sur
passed "The Birth OF A Nation" in
power to portray terrific national
struggle.
A new non-tarnishing silver has
been developed by a British COM
pany.
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Cynthia Grey
Says:

Nearly three-fourths " the let
tiers l receive are from these
classes:
Girls who are looking for some
formula to win lie love OF some
young man they admire.
Girls who fear they are losing a
mans love.
Girls who are Jealous of some at
tractive flarper.
Girls who admit their efforts to
win the attention of young Romeo
has faile'
Through all these letters is one
dominant tone. 1t bellies the old
verse a,hout daehing young Lochln
vars riding out CT TIE west to cap
ture lady fair.
For these letters seem to say
that the Lochinvars of today are
not men, but women.
There's probably many a wom-
an who won't admit it. hut it's a
fact just the same that the women
of today are pursuing the men,
more than the men are pursuing
women.
! And there is really nothing
charming to this fact. w ny
shouldn't a woman try to win a
man she admires? Women no
longer are slaves. They have just
as many rights as men these days
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

The Eltinge will offer unusually
novel entertainment next week. in the
showing of "Zowie" the new novelty
film viewed through colored glasses.
These pictures are called Stereosco-
piks and the figures leap out from
the screen and touch the observer.
The feature for Monday and Tuesday
is "Men and Women" with popular
Richard Dix playing the lead and
Robert Edeson and Claire Adams in
support.
"A Broadway Butterfly" with Dor
othy Devore, Willard Lewis, Louise
Fazenda and Cullen Lands is the
feature for Wednesday with "Zowie"
held over.
For the last half of the week
comes sally" heralded as the sea-
sons best with Colleen Moore as a
perfect Sally and Leon Enroll seen
in the stage play "Sally" in Bismarck
q year ago as the comedy Duke of
Checkergovinia. Lloyd Hughes. Myr-
tie Stedman, Dan Mason and Eva
Novak are others in the cast.
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CAPITOL NOTES

C. A. Fisher, state treasurer, &C
companied by Mrs. Fisher, will mo-
tor to Grand Forks tomorrow to wit
ness the comforting of a degree on
their son, Sam. at the state univer-
sity. Then their. son will accompany
them to Valley City where their
daughter, Mary, will be graduated
from the state teachers college.
An exodus to the NorseAmerican
Centennial from the capitol has be-
gun. S. A. Olsness, commissioner Of
insurance. will be an interested spec
tator at the centennial. Many other
state officials will attend.
Carl r. Kositzky. land commits
sioner. will visit in Mercer county
over the weekend.
O. T. Haakinson. superintendent
of equipment for the highway com
mission. will be visitor in st. Paul
for few days.
The auditing board met in the
governors office yesterday to trans
act routine business.
DR.. A. A. Whittemore, director Of
the state health department. is at
tending a conference of health Off
cials in Montreal. Canada.
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Social and Personal
Delphian Chapter
Elects Officers
For Ensuing Year

Officers for the ensuing year was
elected at the Delphian Chapter
meeting held yesterday at the home
of Miss Hardy Jackson, COL Sixth
street. The new officers are as fol-
lows:
President. Mrs. Obert Olson; vice
president, Mrs. w. G. Worner: secre-
tary. Mrs. Burt Finney; advisory
board, Mrs. E. p. Quain, Mrs. L. X.
Thompson and Mrs. Kjelstrup.
Recent Italian drama was discuss
ed by the members of the chapter
and the years study Of the drama
was reviewed. Mrs. Knowles was
leader and gave an outline of the
political history and the growth Of
the drama in Italy.
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Vacation Bible
School In Session
One More Week

The daily vacation Bible school,
which opened last Monday will be in
session one more week. Interesting
and profitable lessons are reported
by the officers of the school for the
first week. Total enrolment is $50
and attendance at the school today
was 235. Rev. Paul S. Wright con-
Quoted chapel exercises this week
and Rev. w. E. Water will be in
charge of chapel next week.
Parents are urged to send their
children back to the school next
week and children who have not at
tended the classes may enter the
classes Monday.
Through the cooperation of Mr..
Sorlien pupils need not be excused
from the Bible school to attend band
practice.
Commencement exercises will be
held on June ID at the auditorium.
The program will be announced la
ter
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That the back of the coat needn't
be severely plain is demonstrated by
this model of white wool, cmbroider-
ed in red and black and cut with a
shaped flounce that gives full back
and plain front. The collar stands
up and is embroidered on the under
side. The use of pin tucks on the
collar and the flounce is new de-
parture and so decorative that it de-
serves to be extensively copied.
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BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES

BISMARCK HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted: Henry Wahlk, Ryder:
Martha Denheim, Washburn; William
Knoop, Stanton: Gottlieb Wegnist,
Edgeley; Mrs. Gottlieb Link, Golden
Valley; Gust Theil, Judson.
Discharges: Oscar Anderson, Fall
kirk; Mrs. George Enbstoesser. and
baby girl. Richardton; Mrs. Stella
Barrow, Blackwater: Miss Nils Han
mes. Velva; Mrs. Harold Van Give.
Garrison.
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TO VISIT

Mrs. Nina Sundby, left last even
ing for Minneapolis for the Morse
Centennial celebration. She will also
visit her daughters and sister who
arrived from Norway about a week
ago. Mrs. Sundby will spend about
a month there before she will return
to Bismarck.
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HOME CD0ns npCcnN

HOME FROM OREGON
Miss lone McNair, Miss Hilda Pc
terson, Miss Marion Sloop, and Miss
Eleanor Iverson of Cogswell. N. D..
were in Bismarck today enroute to
their home from Astoria, Ore, where
they spent the past winter.
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HIGHWAY OFFICIALS RETURN
A. W.. Tracy. general manager and
P. w. Clark, acting president, of the
National Parks Highway association.
returned this morning from trip
TO New Salem
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CITY NEWS
T. ALEXIUS HOSPITAL NOTES

Entries: Mrs. John Eli, Mandan;
Miss Ethel Shaffer, city; Gottlieb
Nicholous, Elgin; w. NJ. Alver, Bris-
bane; Walter kreiselmaier, Villa;
w. A. Smith, Cathay; Esther Fink,
Lehr.
Discharges J. H. Newton, city;
Elizabeth Ann LaRose, city; Henry
J. Kuether. Judson; Genevieve Keif-
fer, Pollock, S. d.
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rRINGED SKIRTS SMART

The fringed skirt is extremely
"cou'ar, the fringe varying from a
silkcn strand to inch strips Of the
material
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-06

MOTORED TO MINNEAPOLIS
John A. Johnson and son, Herman.
and daughters, Dorothy, Frances and
Linda. motored to Minneapolis yes
terday to attend the Morse Ameri-
can centennial.
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SIMPLE GLOVE STYLES

Extremely simple styles arc
predicted as the smart thing IN
gloves for the season, the sifp-on
type of fine suede being most fav-
Ored.
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HERE FROM RIJ'

HERE FROM BUTTE
Mrs. Melville Anderson and son,
James. of Butte, Mont, are guests
at the E. A. Preston home. Mrs. An
derson will be remembered as Olive
Stinson formerly of this city.
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LOW WAISTI,INE

Though many Of the newest
frocks are beltless. low waistline
is usually indicated by an inserted
band or horizontal trimming.
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COAT OF THREE SHADES

An unusual coat Is made Of
three shades of georgette crepe.
each layer CT which may be worn
separtely.
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ON MOTOR TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Mills left yes
terday by car for Minot, the Twin
cities and other places. They ex-
pect to be gone for about two weeks.
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PETIIPNS HOME

RETURNS HOME
Miss Hazel Miller, who has been
in Bismarck visiting her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Miller, left
today for her home in Moorhead,
MINI.
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TO VISIT SISTER

TO VISIT SISTER
Misses Margaret and Gwendolyn
WEIGH will leave this evening for
St. Paul where they will spend the
summer with their sister, Mrs. r. S.
Wilcox. formerly Miss Katherine
WelCh
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FLORIDA MAN HERE

Alfred T. Farber of Miami. Fla.
passed through here on his way to
California yesterday. He expects to
be on the west coast in a week.
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HERE YESTERDAY
Harry Ulfers of Aurora visited in
Bismarck yesterday.
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COAT TO MATCH

Tho less with long. straight
sleeves frequently has a sleeveless
coat to match. on long, straight
lines.
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TO SEW THE COLO]

A little alum in the water in
which you wash any cloth of bright
colors will help set the color.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. George Albright, who has
been the house guest at the f.. A
Kaiser homo for the past week. left
today for her home in Garrison.
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ATTEND SHOW HERE
John Kennedy and William Eli
son of Mandan attended the Passing
Show here last night.