davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18

BBIcuIeil mRole. Te1IepB B pyccEoM
qnEaTo liz HI0.I BECK THII0B,
Importance nOle. BepH nlyr II
Bos4e.nbIBaH aeMlio. Ho B3aTbca ga
9T0T nlyT HyIHO Bce-Ie yMeDql.
He 0mII0HTBca-0H b II0IaX, EaI B
IIp00eCc0paX Il npeII04aBaTelaX, Tar
II b X03aiicTBeHHO : 0praHH3aIIHOH-
HON 4e.Ie. MHOro, EoHeqHo, cpaay
| cIelaTb He npnIeTca. Ho nycTb OBI
(paccyEIaD 0 IeTalax) qeTbIpe OF
8e.IeHHa 0TEpHTb:
l.. ll0Ir0TOBHTe1bIoe (TpaMOTBI).
2. 00meo6pa30BaTe.lbHoe (rHMHa
3HD).
3. Ce.IbcKO : XO3ailcTBeHH0e (H,1H
EoMMepqecEo 6yXTaITepc-
Eoe)
). TexHHqecHOe.
,IIa BECK 9THX OTIeaeHHI .lIOIen
B YHEaro Ha6epeTca: II IeETopoB II
e.lyIIaTeIeH. II HoMenIeHHe MOTH0
HaiITH; xoTa OBI npHlITIocb ycTpOH-
Tbca B pa3HBIx qacTaU Top0Ia.
CpeIcTBa?
BpaI I'LL MHOrO HyatHO Ha hep
BBx HopaX. la, HaEoHeH, EoIoHTa
Hama He TaI y& 6eIHa. Ha TaEoe
BeIuR0e Ielo, ETo he 4acT?
Courier Sd qecTb!
HaIo T0IbEO noBecTH HpaBHIBHO
arnraTnlo. Co6paTbca BMecTe c npo
0eccypoH, o6cyIHT bee 10 ceHTa,
IT0 OBI ne 6BLIO> HHgerO HeI0rOB0-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
MI 4Nu NHCK NM OT4En

TaHII3M B 00lb1I0M i0lHqecTBe, Hid
quHamTca 6o.le3HenHHe aBIeHIIa.
llpHnaIEH MalapHllHoI InXopa4RH
o6BqHo npOIoI&aDTca OF SINH 40
10 JACOB II HOToM caMH c000D IIpeH
pauIapTca. Ho n%oaBleHHe HoBoro IlO
EoIeHHa napa8HroB B EpoBaHbIX IlIa
pHRaX BBI3BIBaer H0BBil %HpHuaIoR.
B EpenEoM II 3IOpoBoM opraHIla7
Me, o6laIaIOHIeM 6olblnOfi coHpoTHB
aaeMocTblo, E%OInqecTBo Hapa3HToB
BcEope yMeHblIaeTca, II 6o1bHoii no.
npaBaaeTca. B 4pyrHx clyqaaX no
mlapTca eepbesHHe oc.IOiRHeHHa,
6oIbHoe xyIocoqHe (aHeMHa),
Ma1apHiiHaa ropaqHa II T. Il.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18

81 XOqy aHTb b eIHHeHm C
pyccIoii HepEoBblo, TaE C MaTepbI0-
Hama cyIb6a TecHo cBa3aHa c nc
'TOpHeii PoccHH. 81 = HaHHoHalHcT.
Ho He MOHapNHcT, HaE lllaToH. Oh
B 0Iecce c0SIaI MoIoIyl0 TpyllIIy
lii 6opB6H G. 6oIbIneBHRaMH 30
HMa MoHapxmI. lIoToM cam 6eTa1,
"a cBonx IoIei 6pocHI Ha saRtIa-
me.
Nib, EoHeqHo, 6ygeM 6opoTbca {
H.IaToHoBHIuHOii 40 Ho6eIm. Hac,
BeIb, ropasIo 6oIbl1e, qeM HIaToHo
BIIeB. Ta.IHTaH, BeIB, g5% B MIC
CHI. He.Hb3a 0e8HaIa3aHHo HOBO
cnTb 9Tnx IIoIeH.
Ham pa3ToBop 5aEoHqIlca. aBH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
TNMH PyC-
CROTO 06-BA "HAyKA".

CROTO 06-BA "HAyRA",
B rogNHbI TarOcTHoH pa3AYRN
N C Bep0a B Haul po4HoN HapO4,
CnAoTaCb BRpYr 3HaMeHh "HayKN'
Mbl Ha qY%6nHe mAN BHepeA. -.
CMeHaAnCb rOGbI qepe4op,
CryWaAaCb TbMa, CWhMaAaCb
rpY4b,
Ho nYTeBO4HOD 3Be3GOO
CBeI sHaHba OsapaA Haul nyTb
Mbl B GeTax BO3pocTaAN 4eTCTBO,
lp00Bb K BeAHRNM nMeHaM,
K Pych RY~abTypHOMY HacAe4cTBY,
K ea 6blTy, 4 en- 60raM.
llYcTb TAM B 6e3yMbe OKaaHHON
B cep4Iax 4eTeE bee cwer
pexHM,-
3Gecb, ga GaAeKNM oReaHOM,
Nib MoAo4yW PYcb pacTnM.
3aBeT, ITO Haul BeHhKNH npe4OR
B ~ANueHcROM npa34HnKe BeuIaA,
Nib nOBTOpnM 34eCb HanocAe4oR,
Nib BO3BeGeM B Ham ngeaA:
ApY3ba, nO%MeM 4pyr GpYry pyEN
" 6o4pO 4BhHeMca BHepe4!
VI nycTb 1o4 SHaMeHeM "HayRN''
Coos Haul RpenHeT N pOCTeT...
ApAaMoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
PyCCRNn HAP0AHbIN yHNBEP.
CNTET B qNRATO.

B ROIGHHH HalleII 0lIaTb 3ar0-
BOpHIH 0 0OIbTI0M Ey,IbTypHO-IIpo-
CBeTHTe.IbH0M IeIe, 0 B03p014eHHH
b YnRaTo PyccEoro HapoIH. yHlI-
BepcHTeTa.
IlOaBHlHcb ,IDIH, HoT0pHe yGe
Ha aBy cTaIH Tpe3HTb... Boz, BOT HIM
Ia;ReTca 3aBTpa yiEe 9TH H%ecE0lbIo
caoB, HaIIHcaHHbIe cTapbM pyccEHM
a,geRcaHIpOBCEnM mpH0TOM, 5a0Iec
TIT Ha oIHoii H3 BMBecoE qHEaTo:
PyccRHil HapoIHMil yHIIBep-
CHTeT.
Urn IIO4H pa3HOcaT 0IaTyD MbIc.IB
no BceM yr.IaM ropoIa, BcEoIy HIer
ySe peqb 0 H0B0M HHTepecHoM re-
he.
Ha CANON 4eIe, E0HeqH0, IeIo he
TaRQe IeTI0e, H0 Bee de %BbIEloIHH-
Moe. n HAM Ea1eTca, ecIH eeTb
qeIoBeR IecaTb, RoTopHe &elalH-
OBI Dry H4eD npeBpaTHTb B 4eGcT-
BHTeIBHocTB, Bo3pO4HTb B 4Ii-
Earo HapoIHHii yHHBepeHTeT oyer
He TpyIHo. B oco0eHH0cTH Tenepb.
BapoMeTpoM B IaHHoM cIyqae, EaE
sTo He cTpaHHo, MoIeT cIyInTb EpIl
Baa HoMMyHlI3Ma B HameH qHEaTcE.
Eo.IoHHH, IloMHHrca TONY roI, 4Ba:
cTaI na4aTb R%0MMyHH3M, TOMIH ITO
III yqHTbca. HBHe EpnBaa HOBO
MHpcEoil" HacTBM HonI.1a EpyTo
BHn5, .I1OIH cTalH ToBopHTb 0
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18

H30paHHOe iEDpH Ha cBoeM 8a-
ce4aHHH, B cpeIy 12-ro abr c. r,I
oTHpMIo y HaEeToB, n0lyqeHHblX
B nop4Re EoHEypca. llpoHoMepoBaB
TaEoBBIe HOTtopaIEy II llocIe Bhll-
MaTeIbHOr0 II He0IH0HpaTl!oT0 Ilpo4
TpHUa. H|OcTaHoBHIH: ITO Hi OHIO
cruxOTBopeHne He 3acly&HBaeT lleP
Boif IIpeMHH. 3acIyIHBalOnI4MH BIO
poi npeMHH npH3HaTb .N9'@ LII II
7-ofi, RoTOpbM BBIIaTb B0aHaTpah-
IeHHe 10 10 IoIlapoB, corIacHo yc
.IOBHiI ToHRypca, HpH qeM 10 Bib
IaqH IeHeT B3aTb OF aBT0p0B HHcb-
MeHHyD HepeIaqy npaBa Ha llolb-
3oBaHHe 9TnMH cTHXoTBopeHHaMII.
I|IpeIIoInTB o6HIeMy c%o0paHHloI
n86paTb oIHH Ha lpeMupoBaHHHX
H0MepoB In, HIH IN rHMHoM
II aBTopy Ha6paHHoro c%THxoTBope-
HHa BHIaTB I0H0IHHTeIbHBIe D 40I-
.IapoB.
lilo BcIpBTHH E0HBepTa No In
0Ha3a.I0cb, ITO aBT0p l~IpeMHpOBaH-
moro cTnxOTB0peHHa B. HBaHoB,
npoIHBaWnIHif 10 aIpecy 392o
IIaiiH CT. Beer 9nIaIel6Ha, LA.
lilo BcHpHrnn IoHBepTa No III old
3a.IOcb, qTo aBTop BTopoT0 IlpeMH-
poBaHHoro cTHxoTBopeHHa B. IL.
AplaMoB, np06HBaOHHli 10 a4pecy
81 Her 100 CT. HbD HOpE.
06mee co6paHHe 0-Ba "HayEa"
npH3Ha.lO IIa 0-Ba cTnXoTBopeHIIe
B. H. ApIaMOBa.
RoMHTeT 10 ycTpoiicTBy HpeIIIpn-
aTHa B qecTb Doth aeTHeTO D6H-
Iea 0-Ba "HayEa"
A. K. .MaeBcRNH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
04HM0AqaHNH

.Ica EaEoii-T0 c%BaHIeHHnR Il ell. DIR
.IHnIloBcEoMy,
y MeHa 6HBaeT MHoro HapoIa.
3a Moi 8BaEHyI EIIoq ropeMulH
ia. HpyroM 6HIa 6ecaIIaaca yIH-
la. BMecT0 Bo3IyXa Ta3olHH Bpe-
3BIBaICa B mon IeTBHe.
IIOpbMa ocTalacb II03aIH.
NBaH 0RyHgOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18

peHH0ro. 81 Hnqero 3Iecb he BELL
BHraEo, HHqero aBaHcoM He aaIIIH-
mao, TOIbRO xoqy coo0HIHrb
''BceM, BEEN, BceM'', qTo HIea
ora xopOnaa, ITO ee Hy%Ho BoIilo-
THTb B &H8Hb, qTo Ie.lo 9To B w
Earo c8eIaTb .IerHo, qTO HyGHo TO-
.lBEQ B3arbca, He 4peMaTb:
3oIoTaa OceHB!..
BIT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
p"E3yObTATbI kOHKyPCA HA TNMH B qECTb
O6MECTBA "HAykA"

HOAa4NM 4pyr 4pyrY pyKH =
CNMBOA 4py%6bI N Tpy9a!
(IIay3a. Bee no4aOT pyEII
4pyr Ipyry, o6pasya aaME-
HyTHii Epyr).
EgNHeHbe - Haula chAa,
3HaHbe - Haul 4yxOBHbIh Men,
Hac s4ecb PyCb O6'e4hHhna,
Nib xpaHHM pO4Hyp peqb.
nyc1b "HaySa'' 1pOIBeTaeT
VI B 4%OBOAbcTBe HycTb %hBeT,
CBeToM sHaHba OsapaeT
Beck. En- geBn3 - "Bnepe4l".
BaHepNH NBaHOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
nneaHbI, EoneqHO, BpaqeM.

nHcaHH, EoHeqHo, BpaqeM,
,IeTaM, a HHorIa II B%3p0cIBM, XII
.HHH IaeTca B lIoIc.1aIIeHH0n pop
Ne, yHHqroEaDTIeil, lin cnIbHo
yMeHbllIapuHii ero ropBRnii BRyc.
MaaapHa, B 6oIbmHHcTBe cAyqa-
eB, H%oIIaerca aeqeHHIo. Bopb6a c
aToii 6oIeaHbo ycHemHo Be.Hacb B
pare cTpaH, B HTaIHH, HH4TH,
B ErIIHTe, Ban. AbpHEe H 7. J.,
II geIHe FMaIapHiiHue paHoHHs OH
IN Correspondence os4opoBIeHH,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
.RPE 4 H \

Nihf
HroBnIHRaM HpeIcTaBuTelb cIaBRll
aapyqHlca pacEaanHeM nepBbIX 4ByA
| 6aralboHoB. (B cTaBEe, %oqeBlIHo,
nog py6puEy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uIuEoB H0IBelH Decb lolH).
-YT0 q 1oIjGeH IOI0GlITb HapD-
6%aTWIRe? haeTeCb BbI, %n3MeHHHRll,
NH Her? llpOcuTb I'LL y Hapa7Oa-
rlouIHH LIN Bac BceMIIlOcTlBoT0
%HpomeHHa?
0nycrnlucb IIepeI aMDoHoM lloNo
4Hoii HepEBH Ha EOlemI Il noHIlEll
i 3IIaT pa|cEaalIlIa %TOI0BaMII. CTpe-
lRm n%oIyqHIH ga oro Ho H%ecE0IbEo
EoneeE HaTpaIH 'H3 IHqHBIX CyMM"
npOToIIpecBHTepa, a o0HTepbI HpaB-
crBeHHoe o%6aerIeHHe,
Ha cIeIylOnHii 4eHb c%oIpoBo%Ia
eMBii IyXOBeHcTB0M 4IBIH3HH II III
HaMH BHcnIMX mTa0OB Hp0T0lIpecBII
rep oTHpaBHlca Il B30yHToBaBIilIiM-
ca. I|IpHBblEmue Il BH3uTaM, oIIH cII0
E0iiHO BbIlI.lH H3 3eM,IaHOI c 3apd
IeHHbMn, IO 00blfH0BeHTIo, BHHI0
HEaMH II HocTp0HlHcb Ha M0Ie0eH.
IIOc.Ie M0Ie0Ia BHcIyIualH C II0l-
Hbm cn0EoiiCTBHeM %IlpoIoBe4b TplI-
0bBlIeTO He C IIaqaIbHHqeCRIIMH VI
pO3aMH, a G EpecTOM b pyle HapcI0
10 H0claHHa. yHOTpe6HB B npOH9-
BeIH BcIO cHIy cBOerO 0paT0pcB0rO
TalaHTa lii yBemeBaHHa HeHoEop-
RbIx, upOTonpecBHTep B 3aEIlogeHIie
o~6paTHIca Il HIN c llpe4lOGeHHeM
HeMeIleHH0r0 I0EaaHIla. Ito envy OF
Berllu T0-;Ee, TTo 0TBeqaIH BHcIIe-
Ny HaqaIbcTBy:
Bill Hp0HaIH POccHIQ, BH II hlH
re ee or0HpaTB. laIBlue B Poccnp
IieMIIa Nib He uycTHM, Ho HacTyHaTb
lie noiIIeM.
II cEpM,iHCb b 3eMIaHHlI...
IlOcIe 9TOTO HuqeTo lie 0cTaBa-
,locb, EaE rpHMeHHTb CITY. OIpy@H
III %EaBaGepHeli Il, nGIHHTca, IeF-
Ioit apTHIlepHeH II c%lIOHoilHo pa3Opy
aaIIn. Be3 Hp0TecTa, 6e3 BHcTpeIa.
CopoR qe.GoBeE 8aqHHIIIHEoB Hpe
4aln cy4y, a %ocTaIbHblX cTpyIIIIHpo
EaIH B apMeiicEyD ROMaH4y.
Pa36op 4e.la O6HapyIHI He 0ea
H%oqBeHHMii 6yHT, He representations
HyIo n3Meny, a nlarH IcTopHqecEo
TO poEa.
9To HaqHHa,lH myMeTb B0IHH pebO
IIoDHH, BOIHM npo6y64aIoIIelca
Hap0IHOi cTHXHH.
9TO TnXHM 3eMIeTpaceHHeM 4BIlTa
.lacB Ha |nporHHBmHfl HapH3M Be,In-
Eaa pyccEaa peBoIonHa. !
koHEpeTHaa o6cTaHoBEa 4eIa cBe
zach Il cIeIyIOuIeMy,
He3aIoIre Hepe4 rem BepHyIcM
H3 oTIycEa cTapmHii yHTep-obnTep
oIHOn H3 B36yHToBa BmnXca p0T
(BacaTHH) II npHBes c co0oii DpOE
.aaManHH HeTp0rpa4cRHX pa0OqHX.
Flo HacbITHTb HMH CyMe.I To,IBEo cT0
aBiIme BMecTe TpH pOTH cB0eTo Ga
TaIHQHa. HecIOIBIO IeTyqeE I'M OBJ
10 HoIEuHyTo II B c0ce4HHiI HOIE.
Tam, OIHaH0, cBOeBpeMeHH0 HX 90
HapyIHlH II pacHpocTpaHeHHa oHH
lie H%OlyTIlH.
H3 qHcIa n%peIaHHbIX. cyIy Il pa3c
Tpe.Iy |HpHroBOpHIH cBHIIe IS Te=
.iOBeE, H3 HHx g%HBH3HoHHaa yge6-
Haa EoMaH4a ycIIeIa pa3cTpeIaTb
TpHHaIuaTB.
OCTaIBHHX cIIacIa peB01I0UHa.
OHa HpHIl,Ta paHblIIe, qeM TIaBI0
EoMaHIywuuii 6pOHTOM TeH-a4Bp-
TaHT PyacEHif yTBepIHI HpHToBop cy
IA.
llepeBe4eHHHX b pa0oTyD EoMaH
1Y BepHyIH B nOlR II B03cTaH0BHlH
B npaBaX.
Pa3cTpeIaHHHX OTpbT1H, TpyIIB HX
yI0aHlH B rp00B II H|0XOpOHIIlH HpH
0c0OHX peB0II0IJH0HHBIX HOqecTaX
Ha 6paTcR0M I%IaI6HIHe HoI PHTofi.
HMa I'M IaIH:
-llpeIBecTHuRu.
04Hsn0AqaHnH.
49, r,o-,c;s ur 49, fR,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
xAEB 3 HETPoFPAgE.

k%ooHepauHa HOHH3H.Ia lIeHB IA
cHTHBIH xIe6 B leTpOTpaIe. Cur
nHf over H%poIaBaTBca no 20 EoH.
ga EHIoTpaMssAsMeeTo p ron. Rpo
s !, : CO, q ,,'" { '''' 6
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-08-18
(ORoHqaHhe)

l. iObSDWf .
ne HpHBO4H.IH. ll0lOIeHHe IpolOI-
HaHo ocTaBaTbca 0e3 l|l3MeHeHHa. ga
6appiIEaIHpOBaBHIIIeca 0TllIelIeHlinl
XpaHHlH ylI0pHOe MolqaHHe II lI0I-
HyIo colIlIapHocTb. Hi 90 0TIe.lb-
HMX ~pacRaHHHaX, Hi 0 lIepeOehIll
lax Hill, TeM 0OIee, 0 BHIaqe 3a-
qHHHIIIIiQB h HX .1aTepe lie 0bI.I0 II
peqH. IlolyqaTb OF apTelbIlIIn;oB IlpO
4yHTM B~blXoIHlH bee BMecTe II c ga
GaReHHbIMH B%HHr0B6aMI.
H3IHMHHM ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dry
r|OpcTOTEy %HenoRopHHX b narb CO.
TEL qeloBeH He %6e3HoEOHIH; Ha4ea
IHcb, o6pa3yMGTca CaMH,
llepe%HBaBIIHe HpaBcTBeHHbIe MY
Ey o0HHepB %IpOcnlncb 0e3HpepbIB-
no B OOH, qT00M cMBITb HO3Op ll0Il;a
co6cTBeHHOii Ep0BbD. CO1IaTH DE oc
TaBaIHcb c0BepmeIH0 paBHO4yIIllibI,
a HeE0TOpbIe n3 HnX, EaE, HaHpH-
Mep nyleMeTqIIHH Pin EOMaHIbI, OF
EpMT0 BBpaAa.IH B30yHToBaBHIHMCa
c%OqyBcTBHe. II I0rIa Haqa.IbHHE 70
MaHIH cIlp0CHl:
-By4eTe jill BH pa3cTpeIHBaTb
6y|HToBIIHEoB.?
Envy O%TBeTHIH:
la BeIb OHH IKE HamH ToBa-
pHIUH.
-H0 0HH IKE H3MeHHHHH. llOHII
MaeTe Bib, H3MeHHEEH ltapIO II ore
qecrBy!
--TaE TOqHo.
-Hy?
-llycTb IpyTHe pa3cTpeHHBaDT,
a MB... MB... OH HAM TOBapHIIIII.
q%yBcTB0 T0BapHIlIeCTBa b cTapOi1
apMHH ycTyIInIO 0e3OT0BopOqHo 3aE0
Hy IHcHHIIIHHH.
b IOMaHIe HMeIHcb c0I4aTB Nip
H0r0 BpeMeHH, llpeBpaIlIaBlIIHeca no
ia TO yqe6HBMH R%oMaHIaMH B 3Be-
pen c eIlIH0il 3alI0Be1bD: |H0.IIi,
nIn". Ten lie MeHee II OHu npn3Ha
BALM B30yHToBaBmnXca ToBapHIIa-
NH. llOBCeAHeBHaa cO00pa3HTelb-
H0cTb Ha|Ta.1EHBa,Ia Ha MBc,Ib, TT0
IlO,lR HaqHHeH 3apaI0M HaE0r0 TO no
I3eMHOro TeqeHHa. fNBopHlH 0 npO
RLaMaIIHaX, IeTyqEaX EaRHX-TO. HO
HnETO Ha o0nnepoB HX He BH4e.I Il
He qHTaI.
kOMaHIHp I0pHyca reH. ,IellT. La
HIypHH npHTIIIcbIBaI BHHy o0HUepcr-
BY:
-9T0 BH - Mep3aBBbI, BIZ
HOIIeDbI, BBI - H3MeHHHEH, BM -
HpeIaTe.IH, BM - %lIp0XB0cTbI (I0c
lOBHBle BBIpa1eHHa). 9T0 IIIO4 Ba-
mHx B3anMO0TH0HleHHI c nO4qHHeR
HBMH. BB MecaIaMH He 3~aT1aIBIBa
jill Il HIM B 3eMIaHEH, qT00h ITO
T0BapHnIeCRH #BHHGHyTb B HpyT HX
HHTepecoB, qTo6H 1aTb HX MbIII,le
HHIo c0OTBeTcTByOnIee HaHpaBIeHHe.
0TEa3 TpeTbero 6%aTalboHa 9To
BaIne npecTyIIleHne... BH H3MeHHII-
IH...
Or TeHepa.IbcHHX 9IIHTeTOB cTa.IO
Ie.1aTBca 4ypHo cTapBM, 3acIyGeH-
HBIM ,II0IH0BHHKaM II 0IHH H3 HHX
ynaI B o0MOpoE, a IpyroiI 3a.IHIcG
cle3aMH. I0rIa TeHepaI I%0cHeIIH,i
cIe.IaTb OTOB0pEy, YT0 eT0 O0BHHe-
HIIa HaCa10TCa TO.IbR0 cy0alTepH-
np%aHOplIHEoB... A HpallQpIIHEaM,
HaE H%3BecTHo, B O0MopOE IIaIaTB He
H0IaTaeTCa.
TaI0e "OTHpHTue'' npHquH 0HI0
X|apaHTepH0 B CMBcIe pacTepaHH0c
TIL II 0e3CH.IHa BHcIIeT0 HaYaIbcT
Ia. Ono cT0aIO IIepe4 He00HTHbIM
0aEToM, He 3Haa, 0TEy1a OH 0epeI
Haga.I0. HeHOCenIeHHe MecaIIaMH co
lIaTcHHX 3eM.IaHOH - I0BOI MAKO
y6eIHTe.lbHBdI IIa 0npaBIaHHa sd
TaHyBIHer0ca, ypOIIHB0TO 0yHTa B
BuIe HeIIoEOpHOcTH TpeX p0T.
3a0eclI0H0H.Iaeb, HaH0HeII, II era
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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-29

Babe Ruth, hitting peer of the New
York Yankees, broke his finger dur
ing practice. doc" Wood is shown
caring for the Bambino's injured
digit.
Up & Al
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-05-29

Infanta Beatrice (right) and Infanta
Maria Christina, daughters of the
Queen Of Spain, who will soon be ell
igibles for the proposals of marriage
from Princes Of other lands.
P. & A.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
TWO KILLED, NINE HURT IN ACCIDENT
Motor Bus and Auto Truck Col,
 ide on Highway

Modheld, Mass. Aug. 25 R>-Wn. liam Bogcl. 52. Bellingham, and Tony Pasquale, 40, of Milford, were instantly killed and nine other mel were injured. when the motor truck in which they We're riding struck q New York, New Haven and Hartford gasoline train here late yesterday in the first accident of the kind in New England.
 The most seriously injured, two of whom are in the Medfcld state hos pital, and five in Milford hospital, are Alfred Grille, Anthony Lopes, Joseph Cruz. Armando Rodrigens, Michael Carrili and Anthony Grillo, all of Milford, and William Wood- man of Bellingham.
 The accident occurred at the Dale street railroad crossing. The driver of the truck which was bringing II men home from work, apparently did not hear the gasoline coach ap- preaching and the truck crashed into the coach just behind the front step.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
EXPRESSMEN STRIKE, 80
 PEOPLE GARRY OWN BAGS
500 Employes of Two Leading New York Transfer Companies
 walk Out at Midnight

New York, Aug. 25 R,-Eight hundred eXpressmen of the two chief transfer companies in the city quit work at midnight and forced travel CTS using the only two railroad sta tons on Manhattan to haul their trunks in taXicabs.
 Police were guarding the Grand Central and Pennsylvania terminals, but there were no disorders. Last minute efforts of Public Service Commissioner Van Nance 10 effect a three weeks truce pending inyest- gatlon failed.
 Railroads entering either Of the terminals have advised passengers not to check baggage through the city 10 points on other roads than the ones they are traveling, They also plan to uSe junction points in New York state and New Jersey to shift trunks from one road to an other.
 The strike was declared 10 enforce demands for an S-hour day. Olti- cials of the New York Transfer con- pany and the Westcott Express com- pany said that no non-unlon men would be employed.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
Big Fire in MoOdus
 Causes S25, ,0O0 Loss

Moodus, Conn, Aug. 25 P)-A farm dwelling used as a boarding house, owned by Harry Greenburg in North Moodus, together with an adjoining dining room, kitchen, laundry, barn, sios and sheds, were destroyed here last night. the loss being estimated at S25,OO0. The fire was believed 10 have been caused by children playing with matches near q gasoline tank in the barn. An ex" plosion set fire to the barn and the flames spread rapidly to the other buildings. A greater portion of the contents was saved. It was the big gest fire in Moodus since 1906.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
CITY COURT JuDGAIENTs

Judge William Uungerford in tlI' city court has awarded judgments in cases as follows, For the plain tiff to recover damages of $2I.|r and costs in tlc case of Minnl' Harvey against Charles J. I'inley William NJ. Grocnst"in for tlI, plaintiff for the plaintiff 10 reCor'' damages of sl50 in the case of tn, <. NJ. Davidson Go. Inc, agnin>t Charles J. Finley, George W. Kl"M for tho plaintiff; for tn" plaintiff L. recover damages Of $1o2.NI in th' action of Miner, Road X Tullock s2aioal Charlrs J. Emlpy. Nair X Nair fer the plaintiff; for lh" plain. tiG 10 recover tamuEes of $@lR.4I in n" action or Moore Eros. Inc . a~aust Charles Leonard and others, George v. Itlctt for the plaintiff: for tne plaintiff to recover damages or >9nG7 in the ,.-. ,f ih" C. " Lines CO.,. aoat.u. ,'4 ...., I,ouarI @-J orhrrs Goorer W. Klctt for thr Ulanti0; for tH r.1H',t tu recover 1awa~re cl ctrt.NE I0 lt" action Of NrIr,n. Svt'' lG t'n, against Charl"4 Lrowul aud others. George W NDH for Dhc p'aju'tft; for the p)aiu- t.m to raco'nr damages of &l9.76 In 'lo a,.'Joo Of 'bc rosmopolitan Cal orlnr %, against J, Grahn"s';i, lIuror'ord ( s1>r for thn plaintiff. aoI for tao na'Win to roco' er dam 2e-t cr 'lo.eo in thc action of ]. CoI."tb n" ,'hor- acaInst Nart- awl Nr.Nr2, Arrrl I.e Witt for tlr r'a'mi0.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
GASOLINE AT l3
 CENTS IN KANSAS
Oil Companies War and MOtor-
 iStS Enjoy Cuts

Chicago, Aug 25 P--Motorists of tho middle west these days are thanking their stars for competition.
 For that is behind the midwest gasoline war which ragea between the big oil companies and the indc- pendents between state operated sta- tons and big companies and among independents themselves, As a result gasoline is selling as low as 13,S cents in Wichita, Kansas.
 The Standard oil companies of In- diana and Nebraska have officially entered the fray with announcement of two cent reductions in gasoline prices The Indiana company. solely to meet competiuon' made price changes in Indiana, Michigan, Illi- nois Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas. Oklahoma, North and South Dakota.
 Part of the competition comes from "bootleggers Of gasoline" says John T. Mitchell, president of the Illinois Merchant Trust company, and a director in the Texas com pany. Other oil officials here say the cuts are an attempt 10 eliminate "the gas outlaw" from the field.
 The "bootleg," they say, comes from industries which use oil pro- ducts and buy crude oil from which to extract their needs. From the crude and inferior grade of gasoline is made which has an outlet through certain stations.
 The price cut Of the Standard Oil company of Nebraska is not effective in Omaha, Lincoln and FrCcmont, where the selling price is considered by the company as being below nor mal.
 From 13,S cents a gallon in Wichita, prices in the affected area range upwards to 2S cents a gallon in Rapid City, $. D., where the state maintains 3 service station.
 The big companies in Wichita, however, hold their prices at 17.S cents Similarly. even with reduc- lions, the big company stations are being ltndersold by independents.
 Peoria, H., has two prices, the Larkin company quoting 14 cents, the Sweeney oil company and the Standard 1j cents. A local gas war in Decatur has dropped prices from 23 cents 10 , and 17 cents, so the Stan- dard Oil cuts bring no joy to motor ists there. Quincy, Ill.,, motorists pay 19.2 to ,22.2.
 Tine new prices in Nebraska vary with freight rates, but the lowest. in clu1ing the state tax, is 19 IA cents q gallon. Prices in Rockford. H., are a mite higher, the lowest being 1924 cents.
 The state Of South Dakota, which several weeks ago renewed it's fight against the Standard Oil company and independent firms, sells is gas oliue at 20 cent6 a gHIl0n, except in Aberdeen where il is 20.5, and ir Rapid City 23 cents. Standard Oi gasoline in Sioux Falls sells foi 20la cents a gallon from the tank and 22t5 at filling stations.
 7h" state operates two dozen fill. ing stations,
 CaiGago's new price is 19 cents reduced from 2l.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
MISS LEWIS SHOWFRED

Miss Grace Erickson and Miss Lil- Han Sleath rendered a kitchen and pantry shower to Miss Peggy Lewis of 73 Harrison street last evening at the home of Miss Sleath, 94 South Burritt street. There were three ta- bles of bridge. The first prize was awarded to Miss Flora Hine and Mrs. Roger Edwards was awarded the consolation prize.
 Miss Lewis will be married on September to Harold Johnson of Springfield. Miss Lewis was former ly employed at the New Britain Trust Company. Mr. Johnson was
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
ILL NNI\n nA RI-N IINI.

Eorro rao,HNo. o.nor of inc oaE en.,' Ius 'Ho. VIII lo given q u.arrH- before 'u. raiIroal commit too o. inr comwoo council tonight on has rompaint og alleged unfair romrnH'o0 ur lh" Conn'o'irnf co. hue ,hD.n cp'ra'ss through his dis trtc' Hu vrn seek to hay" 'ovpross' ..rsjor established through tho ara in r.ntrN tNc Conrrc'trut compgny's uno r1ra'''s his.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
| O.. +. NJ. TO INCORPORATE

George II. Suel'ny C. n. Thayer, Dwight Bacon, Frnd i. Nelson aul W C. EaNcron are singers of an 7rprnation for Incorporation Inf Na'lah.4gc' TrUn. I. Q. E. Nj, Tn" rorroraHon viii he on~ without zap 'al.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-25

formerly employed at the Besse- Leland Co. but at present is with the Besse-Carpenter Co. In Spring. field.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-11-27
CONCERNING YOUR MAIL MAN

Treat your carrier fair and he will
do the same by you.
Don't detain your carrier by ask
ing him to wait a few minutes until
you address letter or write a card.
Don't blame the carrier if there
are changes made in the route
Don't ask your carrier to carry let
ters or notes to your neighbors to
avoid paying postage
Don't ask your carrier to give you
ride unless you are willing to pay
him.
Do all you can to help him along
on his route.
Write your letters and cards be-
fore your carrier is due; you have
"a hours to do this before ne comes
around again.
Buy supply of stamps and pos
tails and stamp everything you mail.
+ This saves your carrier considerable
trouble when he returns to the Of
flee.
Give him few extras occasional
ly or when you have such to spare
as fruits and vegetables He will Of
ten appreciate slice of nice cake OF
pie.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-11-27
CHEERING SOME ONE ON

Don't you mind about the triumphs;
Don't you worry after fame;
Don't you grieve about succeeding,
Let the future guard your name.
All the best in life's the simplest;
Love will last when wealth is
gone;
Just be glad that you are living,
And keep cheering some one on.
Let your neighbor have the blossoms
Let your comrades wear the crown
Never mind the little set setbacks,
Nor the blows that knock you
down;
You'll be there when they're forgot
ten.
You'll be glad with youth and
dawn,
If you just forget your troubles,
And keep cheering some one on.
There's a lot Of sorrow round you,
Lots of lonesomeness and tears,
Lots Of heartaches and of worry
Through the shadows of the years
And the world needs more than tri
umphs.-
More than all the swords we've
drawn,
It is hungering for the fellow
Who keeps cheering others on.
Selected
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-11-27
FORT VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coverstone
and children were visiting Mrs
Coyerstone's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Golladay last Sunday
Howard Walter purchased a new
Ford roadster.
Robert Glenn was very ill Thurs
day night Dr. D. L. Shaver from
Maurertown was called to give med
ical aid
Rev. D. B. Seal will preach at Dry
Run Christian church Saturday
night, November %. at 7:45, also
Sunday morning, November 20, at
eleven O'Clock.
DR.. Minton, of Dayton, Ohio,
missionary to Japan, will preach
Sunday evening, November 20. Dr.
Atkerson of Elon College, N. c.,
VIII be with him.
Every one is cordially invited to
attend these services.
DR.. Minton and Dr. Atkerson are
splendid speakers and are well in
formed on the mission work and it
is very profitable to any church to
have them preach to their congre-
cations.
There will be an entertainment at
School Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. George McClanahan from
spent a week recently
with Mr.. and Mrs S. J. E. Golladay
at St. Davids.
Mr. John NJ. Rinker purchased a
new Ford touring car.