davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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B llIeI6H IeBaTb He4TaHBx Ga
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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6Oii TpaBH. A 10 H0IaN II 10 cTopO-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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HapTEoNoM, e6'acHaeTca lie rev,
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ne 6aHIHToB, RaE BHIIep, Kop&e-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25
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n3-3a HeTo-R HOToM, qepT 3IIaeT C Rem! OH cXOlITca.
N3 fpnHfITna cpBBa1OT rOIn Ipy&6y,
N3 HpHHInIIH 0pOcaOT .lDIH ~cIya6y,
H3 npHmImHa ~ue4yoTca, EycaDTca,. 8epyTca,
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I3 HpHHITHIa Roil-RTo He nIaTIrT ga RBapTnpy,
Ce3Raa 10 HOqaM, HOI06H0 1%Ie3epTHpy.
N3 HpHHIII1a I0lHrHRo1 glf0IuHRH 3aHHMaOTca.
lily, a HOToM - fcHIaT' R0rIa n0poH "~HoHMaDTca'.
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llbOT R0IoHTcTH bee: MyHIIIalH II caMOTOHHy.
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III caMH Ha ceOa B Ta3eTaX c~LTeTflH IHIIyT. A.
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Bee lib ga ,HpHHIIIHa HoRcIoIy B 1efoM Mrpe:
H3. IpHHlnna c0O3 cocTaBHIca b 'Jl0RapHo,
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H3 npHhImIa 6pHTaHcRHe pa0oqHe oIIiIlHe
PeHIIIH He. BO3nTB no peIbcaM Mycco1IIHn.
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25
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pYRa 6OcHHECROrO rAMHaaHcTa co
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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Il cqacTbD BMenlaIach HpoRypa-
Typa, HHaqe Go6poBeIHqEoBcRHM NY
;2HuKaM npnIHIocb OH IaOxo.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

EHe4HeBHaa ra3eTa POCGRHCRHx pa.
6OqNx 0pTaHHsaIHa COe4nHeHHb>
lllTaTOB " RaHaBbl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25
SUBSCRIPTION T
u. S. &

Address all communications to
the "Rassviet'', 274 East 10th
Street, New York, N. Y.
Telephone: Orchard 7215.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

49, 10y IO
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9TH TBTCaqaM.
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XoIulca BpaT 0. ga 9Tu 2 IHa, 10
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mH0 H3MeHHIca II ecIH OBI OH ne
pea MHHyTy lie OTEpBI cBOHX rIa3,
3IIaBmHX, EaI 0e3IoHHHe 0TBepc-
THa, a-6H HoIyMa.I, ITO HepeI0.
MHOD .TeRHT H0ROiHHE. yBHIeB NE
III, OH IaE-TO Ial06H0 %3acTOHa.I:
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TA;Ie.Ia HeBHHOCHMa KH3Hb, a alITb
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xaHI A6paMoBnql! He nee enc no.
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TOM, qTo6H MHe pa3peDnHlH eno-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

Official Organ Russian Trade
Unions of United States of
America and Canada.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25
H04nNCHAH nAATA:
B Coca. LnTATAX " KAHAAE:

Bee ROppecnOH4eAUHn a4pecyare:
"R A S S Vie T"
274 E. 10ht ST., New York, N. Y.
TeAe&OH; 0pqap4 1915.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

Entered as Second Class matter March lst, 1921, at the
Pos Office at New York. NJ. Y. under act of March 8. 1897.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-25

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
F OUR MATCHES
IN SOCCER
THIS WEEK

Growth of soccer football in San
Antonio is evidenced by the weekend
schedule. Four matches will be play
ed between Friday afternoon and Sum
day night in a sport which had almost
completely died out here before 7. j.
Warhurst and others brought about its
revival.
Main Avenue High School and West
Texas Military Academy elevens meet
at San Pedro Park at 4 o'clock Fri
day; Main High meets Wesleyan In
stitute on the institute grounds at
> 80 Saturday: st. Johns Seminary
plays the Second Army Division in the
Fort Sam Houston stadium at 3
o'clock Sunday. and the Rangers, new
INFORMED, will pit their second-string
against the second team Of the Mexico
Club at San Pedro at Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
BLACK CAT BLAMED
FOR HIGH SCORES
OF SCRIBE GOLFERS

A cat, Of the blacklist variety. made
its sinister influence felt Wednesday
in connection with Harry Symons'
newspapermen's golf tournament now
in progress on the municipal links.
Il. Franklin johnson, defending
champion. and Charles Treuter, repre-
sentatives Of The Light, while en- route
to Breckenridge Park to play their sec
ond round match. were so unfortunate
as TO have an ebon feline cross directly
in front Of the tramcar upon which
they bad chartered passage.
As a result, johnson took 80 on
the first nine holes, and Treuter a
81. Both ordinarily shoot under 100
for the full IS. johnson finished two
up on his teammate. They will finish
their match either Friday or Saturday
J.. X. Mcknight, one OF The Lights
best bets. will meet f. A. Pratt. one
Of "the boys from across the crick.
in second round bout Thursday aft
ernoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
Resin Ball Plan
Meets Opposition

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-LP-John
A. Heydler's proposal to curb the
waste in baseballs by permitting
pitchers to use resin, not only has
drawn a decided "no- from the Amer
lean League magnates, but has caused
many q manager to shake his head
negatively.
The National League sanctioned
Hcydlers proposition at the annual
meeting Of the circuit Tuesday after
a statement that the National had
used more than 1000 dozen balls in
the past season. Heydler argued that
resin would give the pitcher a firmer
grip on the ball and that a box man
would not have to call for new ball
50 often.
The matter of resin. a disagree
ment as to awarding Of holiday dates,
and the question as to the number OF
players to be sent out on option
seem to be points Of difference be-
twene the major leagues.
Commissioner Lands, presiding at
rhe joint session today. is likely 10
be called upon TO do lot Of arbitrst-
ing. The ball matter, If it gains
-otes from the National and high
minor league circuits. could be passed,
but the schedule is something for the
majors themselves to decide. The
American League has voted 10 end
its play September 20 next season,
the details of the subject to be ar
ranged at a meeting in Washington
in February.
The move TO extend the optional
player limit from eight to fifteen is
expected to come before the joint
meeting. This will bring an attack
from the minors of high classification.
and, IL passed, would be likely to
result in many major league perform
ers going to Glass A circuits for sea-
soning.
Surprise featured the Americans
session yesterday when the salary of
President Ban johnson was raised
from $4,000 to $4,000 annually.
A year ago seven clubs in the league
were prepared to GUST johnson for
his opposition to Commissioner
Lands, but a peace committee avert
ed q showdown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
Alumni FIVE AND
SACRED HEART WIN

Displaying a clever passing game
which their opponents were unable to
solve, the st. Mary's Alumni quintet
chalked up a 32-to-20 victory over the
I. X. Y. cage team in City League
game Wednesday night.
. Sacred Heart defeated the Southern
Pacific Sunsets, 16 to o.
Langston Lyons was the particular
star of the st. Mary's victory over
the Iotas, ringing the basket for thir-
teen points.
The lineups:
Iotas. st. Mary's.
Sharlock (5) .......... (13) Lyons
Left Forward.
Goldberg (2) ........ (2) Leighton
Right Forward.
Soloman % ............ 90 Musa
Center.
Shapiro (2) -. 80 sherrod
Left Guard.
Lehman ~ ....... 90 NJ. Peche
Right Guard.
Substitutions /. X. ": Rosenberg
(2); Wolfe. st. Mary's: A. Peche.
Sacred Hearts 16-to-9 victory over
the Sunsets was won only by a great
squirt in the second half. At the half
Sacred Heart was leading only 6 to 8.
The game was unusually hard and
closely contested, many personal fouls
resulting. Referee George O'Brien
called a total of 81 personals in the
course Of the game, Sacred Heart play
ing the second half under protest.
The lineups:
Sacred Heart. Sunsets.
Lee % ............. 90 Winters
Left Forward.
Trawalter (5) .......... 10Y Menui
Right Forward.
DeLeon (4) .......... (2) Trinkle
Center.
Necker (0) ........ ~ Jungman
Left Guard.
Carter (0) ........ CO.. Seffel
Right Guard.
Substitutions Sacred Heart: But
Ter (2), English a.. Sunsets: Cooke,
Rogers, Murakami ~, Gum.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
PLAYER PRICES TOO HIGH FOR EVEN WRIGLEY
S. A. Promoter
Seeks to Bring
Grange Here

"Rcd" Grange has been asked
about terms to play in San An.
tonic this winter on his way
with the Chicago Bears to the
Pacific Coast. A promoter here,
who wants his identity kept
secret for the time being, dis
patched . telegram to Grange
late Wednesday. As yet he has
received no reply.
Grange will play in New Or.
leans after New Years and will
then proceed by way Of the
Southern Pacific to California.
The promoter believes he can at.
ford to guarantee Grange and his
team sufficient money to stop
over here for q game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
MOVIE MOGULS FROWN
/. ON GRANGE CONTRACT

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Dec. 1O.-CP)
An attitude in favor Of the stand tax
en by the Ohio members Of the No
ton Picture Owners Of America rela-
tive to the film exploitation Of ath-
ietes was expressed here today by
Fred W. Beetson, secretary Of the
Motion Picture Producers and Dis
trlbutors Of America, Inc, Of which
viii II. Hays is president.
He said he looked on the practice
as a very poor policy and called at
tention to the fact that no college ath-
letes have been signed By members If
the Hays organization.
The big contract given Red"
Grange precipitated the action.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
PECK SHARPE BACK
FROM FROZEN NORTH;
SPEAKER TO VISIT

Peck Sharpe, veteran baseball play
er, pal Of Mike Kelley Of the Minnea-
polls Millers and strong booster for
San Antonio as a place to live, is
back from Chicago for his annual
winter visit.
Peck brings news.
Iris Speaker, manager Of the
Cleveland Indians, and Joe Cantil-
Ion, scout for the Chicago Cubs and
formerly Minneapolis club boss, are
coming here TO hunt and play golf.
They also plan a hunting trip into
Mexico.
Nike Kelley Is expected down ahead
Of his Millers. He probably viii ar
rive early in January.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
LINEUPS ANNOUNCED
FOR MASON'S GAME
WITH GRAYJACKETS

Lineups for Sundays football game
ut Schwab Field between the strong
Mason Mavericks and the San Antonio
Grayjackets, independent football
teams, have been announced as fol-
lows:
Mason. Grayiackets.
Bratton ...............,... Harper
Left End.
hSNOIhlCA mlyHcZdk
Left Tackle.
~ D'oNh DtuInill
Left Guard.
Loeffler ......... Il. Meitzen (c)
Center.
II. Doell ............... Mccormack
Right Guard.
Lackey ............... fecci
Right Tackle.
Donop Hoffman
Right End.
Wood r. Meitzen
Quarterback.
Wiilmann Fry
Left Half.
A. Doell (c) Long
Right Half.
NJ. Zesch ................ deye
Fullback.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
HASKELL INDIANS
UNABLE TO RESIST
LAST LONG JOURNEY

LAWRENCE, Kan, Dec. 10.-The
Haskell Indians, the most Travelled
football team in the land. having play
ed in Boston one week and in the
state Of Washington two weeks later
will make one last long Journey before
putting away the molcskins until next
fall. Coach Dick Hanley announces.
They viii go 10 Los Angeles, Cal.
December 10, 10 play the team Of the
Los Angeles Athletic Club.
Hanley said some days ago that the
Indians season was over, but the Los
Angeles offer was too attractive e
resist.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-10
least TOLD s. 4.
LINKS ABOUND
IN SNAKES
"R attlesnake Fassett''
Spreads Word-How
1t Happened.

The exaggerated notions Of the wild
and woolliness of Texas which prevail
through many of the northern and
eastern states is aptly illustrated BY
an article which appears on the sports
page Of the Daily Herald Of Ware.
Massachusetts,, this week.
1t is entitled "Rattlesnakes on the
Greens. or Why Young Snakes Leave
Home"
1t is a classic. 1t tells all about
how the golfers down in San Antonio
have to chase rattlesnakes off the
greens in the course of their daily
rounds. Also, waxing humorous, 1t re.
lates the instance of the young San
Antonian who carried RATHER around
in his bag for use as tee, the reptile
coiling up each time his master drew
out his driver and holding the pellet
aloft in his extended jaws
SNAKE HOLES DRIVE.
Also, it has to do with the young
western golfer whose pet retrieving
snake contrived to get his master in
the exclusive hole-in-one club BY
nudging his drive into the cup.
Envy s. Garrett, prominent local
citizen, who once dreamed he broke
100 and has been sleeping overtime
ever since in IN attempt to dream it
again. has possession OF the article
and knows where tho 'inspiration"
for same originated.
1t seems that Mr.. Garrett, in com.
pany with Mr.. Fassett, a shoe manu-
facturer Of Ware, State of Massachus-
etts, were making a round of the Sa.
lado Springs course several months
ago. On one of the greens, Mr.. Gar.
rett forgets which-a small snake,
about eight inches in length, was
found snoozing.
GARRETT'S BRAVERY.
Upon disturbing the young reptile,
Mr.. Garrett discovered it to be an
infant RATHER, and dispatched 1t FORTH
with. The visiting manufacturer re-
manned at respectful distance.
But it appears that the infant rep
tile continued to live, thrive and grow
larger in Mr.. Fassett's Imagination,
until, by the time he reached the snow
mantled fairways Of his native heath,
it had reached the proportions of
boa constructor or something.
Mr.. Fassett Is now known in Ware,
Massachusetts, as "Rattlesnake Fas-
sett."