davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
XOTNTE BN4ETb TPAH
lNO3HyO KNH0-KAP-
TNHy b%ECHHATH0?

B Rpu1epHOH TeaTpa BpOIBei, VI. Al
VIZ HORasHBaeTca ceHqac TpaHIHo9HaI
RHHo-RapruHa &HCqE9ADHlAA AMEPli-
RA@. upeIcTaBaaOmaa cO6OD OIHy n3 MI
IepeHcHeamHx cTpaHm aMepHEaHcROH NC
TOpHH. XOTHTe BHIeTb BTy KapTHHy cOBe-
pMeHHO 6ecHlaTHO?
Iza STOrO Ran HyIHo HaHHcaTb IA III
cTRe 6yMarH (Ha O4HOi cTOpOHe) nHcBNO
.Ha TeMy: ,.HepBHh aMepHKaHeU (HHJeeI)
n HocleIHHi aMepHRaHeT "a CAM.
lima, uHcbNa ROTOpHX 6yIyT HpHaHaHbi
caMHMH lyqHHMH, HOIyqaT 6ecHIaTHHe Oh
aeTH ma aTy RapTHHy. IIHebMa, npuaHaH-
HBIe %peIaKHHeH ,.PaCeBeTa" eaMBMH lyq-
mHMH, 6yIyT oHy6IHKOBaHH b ra3eTe c
yHasaHHeN aRTop0B.
DIMINISHING AMERICAN"
AT the Criterion Theatre
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
BbI60PbI H04 OxPAHON
B0NCRA.

AOHr Bly,, n. A, 3Iecb HpeIBDG-
6OpHMe cTpaeTH 10 TOTO pa3rOpe-
.IHcb, TTo TopOJcEHe BIacTH HoTpe-
0OBaIH BbI3oBa BoicE, HOI %OxraHOii
EOTOpbIX HpOHcXOIuIO r%O,IOCODaHIIe.
BHIII cIyTaH 3aHyTnBaHHa H36Hpa-
TeIeH cOIpiaIbHo HanaTbIMH rpOMH-
IaMII.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
OCyKgEHNE yqEHNR0B - HA
CN1bHNR0B.

ArHaH1HR ChTH, H. qX, IIaTb yVe
HHEOB cpeIHeii mroaH |HpH3HaHH BIZ
HOBIBMH B H3HacHIOBaHHII yTeHH-
IM TOli-a;e HIROIH, E0TOpaa Tenepb
cTa.Ia MaTepbO.
BE O6BMHaeMMe-IeTH 6OTaTbIX II
yBa1aeMbIX B TOp0Ie p%0InTe.IeH. Nm
rpO3HT TmpeMHOe 3aRIOIeHHe OF
10 10 Is let.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ROHTPECC.

Hbp TeBeH, ROHH. OrrpllICI az
rIO-EaTOIIIqecIHii EOhr?cg:, Iii Ec
TOpHi pH6MlO 6OIte rGcAqI 1e-
leraToD II rOcTeii, CJ6pagmccca 2y,-
XOBeHcTBO O6cyIIaeT, r.IaBIIftN 90
pa3oM, BOupOc 0 ION, l;&1i l!a.J2 sd
HHTepeCOBaTb pe.lHrHo3HuMI BoiTp0-
CAM mTeI.IeETyaIbHBln el0H Hace-
IeHua. IIpOcTHe IKE NdccM OGblIHO
lie HIiTepecyDTca 10, MarlIccEnMII
G0Hp0caMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05

lib Haupa cOO6mapr, qTo 9paH-
IIy3cRoe BMcInee EOMaHIoBaHHe 3
Cnpm ~HpcIOTIIIO BOHIIcTBeHHoMy
n1eMenH 4py3oB ''Mnp'' HpH ycIo-
BulI yT,IaTH HMH 100000 TypeHKHX
.6yHTOB EOHTpH6y4m II BH1am Bee
70 BOOpyIeHHa.
0paHGy2H b CHpnH 6oM6apIHpo
BalH z ce.IeHIif II BOCTOEy OF La
MacEa. M~ycyIbNaHe b IlHIHn oTeHb
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
MN M NTPAuNa.

3a HcTeEmyn HeIe,lD BIG PpaH-
nnIo npn6HIo no EouTpaEraM 39lS
nHocTpaHHHX pa0oqHX, H3 EoHX
1886 ycTpoeHO h npOMblMIeHIlbIN
npeInplIaTHax II 1882 B 3eM1eIe-
.1Hl.
T~IOEHHyIO PpamInm ga 9Ty he
Ie.Ip 1888 nHOcTpaHHBX pa0OqHX,
3aE0HTHBuIHX cp0IH EoHTpaHT0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
HPECHE40BAHNE R0MMyHhC-
TOB 30 6PAHUNN.

IIAPHR. B HacTOamee BpeNd 30
dpaImy3cEHX TDpbNaX c0Iep1liica
lib EoMMyHlIcTOB, ocyTIeHnWX ia
pa3Hble cEOpH 3%aElnqGIiaI 81 Re
geHlIe aIiruMIlnTapncTHqecr1i Hpo-
lIaTaHIM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
TAABA "CyX0N A4MNHNCTPA-
uNN" yLuEl B 0GTABKy.

1erpOar, Mnq. TlaDa "cyxoh"
aIMurmcTpauH CTpyH ymeI b oTcTa
BEy Ia TOM 0cHOBalTHH, qTo OH 0ec
cuIcu npeBpaTuTb IeTpoiiT b Tpea-
BBIi ropoI. IIo gro cIoBaM yIeTpOfir
-caMmiI Hbalmii TopOI h C0eI.
IIITaTaX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
HETyqAa MbIulb nEPEA 3RC-
KAN3EPOM.

.IOHIOH. ".IeTyuaa MJuub" IL.
BaIHeBa IBHraeTca Hi MaTerliH Err
polIbI. 0Ha oyer IpeIcraaIella D
BepInHe, .IeiinITure, Taare, AMcTep
IaMe II B IpyrnX lJpo1ay. Mea;1y
upoqM Banner CO cgocm TpyI1lloD
BMcTyTmT II uepeI 6H8mIM rrpNaH-
CHIN H%MHepaTopoM DHIsrelbN0N, lie
TopBii S1IBeT B IopHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
yBNH n0RA3bIBAa PEBOhbBEP

HbO HOPE. IaBHI TIeqep no
Ea3BIBa.I cBOif aBTOMaTHqecIHt pc
BO.IbBep II HeqaaHH0 BHcTpe.IHI II
y6UI A. M%elBHHTcRorO B BpOHKce.
Ohm BMecTe %pa6OTaI.H B HeEapHe Be-
EHHr HO, y6HTHii p%a3BOau.l yIe6
LII 3TOi EOMHaHlM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
OTMEHA nPNrOBOPA HA
968 JET.

Ma4pNA. TopoIcroi %ceFperapb la
an&HpO MapruH 6BI b GO cy1aX II
h 00Weii c|lOaHOcTH HOIyqI.I lIpH-
rOBOp cHIerb b TopbMaX 96S let.
BHcmaa cyIe6Haa mcTaHIlIa or
MeHHIa nee 9TH pemeHIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
ABT0MO6N1bHAH E3lA B He
TPE3BOM BN4E.

le1pOHr, Mnq, CyIbG HeiiIaH
npHcyInI MoITpH, lIBaHca II A1Ie-
pa Il BOTH IHeBHoMy apeCTy Eaa;-
1oro 3a yHpaBIeHHe aBToNo0H,1eM +
HeTpe3B0M BHJe.
MOITpH HacEOVHI ia TpH aBTo-
NO0IIIa, a lIBaHc COIL c HOT 10
IHBeficEOro.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
nAAATA gEnyTAT0B H044EP'
MAlA HOBbln RA6NHET.

IIAPHK. HecMOTpa Ia OHHO3H-
BlID C0HIIa,IHcT0B, IIaIaTa 4eHyTa-
T0B 60IbHTIHCTB0M TOIOCOB BHpa-
3IIIa I0BepHe HOBOMy Ea6HHeTy NH
HHcTpoB, cPopMHpOBaHHoMy ll9iiH-
,I9B9.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
nOCTPA1An ga CAMOr0H,

4eTpOar, MHq. rappH HIapE, b
rapNaHaX EoroporO nO1HiiDeicBHM
naiiIeHM me 0yTHIrH %caMOroHy,
omTpaRoDaH cyIbcii Ha POO Io.I. c
Go3I0EeHHeM la nero yI1aTH cy-
Ie6nMX Il ga BeIeHHG IeIa H3lep-
IeE.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
Y nPE3N4EHTA KY
NNgKA.

DAllIIlHlTOH. .BBIBuni ry6ep-
Harop mTaTa HHIuaHa TyIpHq, ne
IaBHO Be%pHyBmHiicI H8 Hoea9IiE .
COB. POccHI0, obi TpHHaT Hpe3n-
leuGOM hymIITeM, c EOTopbTM HMeI
mOIo1EuTeIbHyD 0eceGy. Oh 6y4-
TO-0M B|MCEa3aJCa 50 npIi3HaHHe
COZ. maBuTelbcrEa COeT. l~IlTaTaMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
MAK-g0HAAbA nPNE3MAET
8 AM EPNRy.

.I0HI0H, BHBmHt aIIrlnficEHi
upeMbep MInlIcTp Max IoHalh3 (1a
6opuT) IIpHe31aeT b CoeI. llGTaTH
B anBapa MecaTe HacTynapIlIeTo
roga II Hpo4TeT 3Iecb PAL IeElIHl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
N36NPATEHbHAa NHlNMNHA'
uNa 060uUlACb TOP04y
B 10000. g0l.

Hbp NOpR. yIIIqHMe EOcTpB, 10
T0pBIMH cOnpOB0%Ia1Hcb ropoIcRIIe
BII6OpM, Gn3Ba.IH 1917 HoIapOB.
y6BTOR, HpHqHHeHHBll H0a;apaMH, OF
HOpW MOcTOBBIX IOcTHraeT 1000
1eI.IapOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
6ECnP0BOn0qHbIE TEHETPA'
9NCTbl 6ACTyNT.

.10HI0H. HaqaIacb 3a0acToBia
Te,lerpa4ncToB, clyTamHx IA Gee
npoBo1HoM .Te1erpabe. 3%a6acrOBaIH
$50 qeloBeR. IpeEpaTHIncb cHouIe
Hra C aHTIHliCEHMH E0l0HHaMH II
c H~eEOTOpMMH cTpaHaMI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
PE4AKTNPyET rA3ETy VS.
TNPbMbl.

9ypnKa, Kan. CyIba npHroHopHI
peIaRropa 'Pa6oqHx HoBocTeh" Il
nIrpa6y b 1000 IOI. n1H TlopeM-
HOMy aaE1oqeHHIo Ha 1000 4Hefi.
PeIaETop ,IaHIc.lH H26paI HocIeT-
HOO Mepy HaEa3alHa. CBoD ra3eTy
OH oyer peIaETHpOBaTb n3 TOpb-
MIL.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
AHTANnCKME ROOnEPATNBbI
nOKyHANT PyCCKNN X1E6.

.I0HIOH. BpHraHcEne %Eoonera-
TnBHbIe O6mecTBa 3aIyHHIH 500.
600 ToHH pyccKOTO 3epHa. Ina ne
peBO3RH orOrO rpy3a HaHaTO 100
IIap0XOI0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
nPOuECC HErPOB.

leTrOET, MHq. HaTaIca cTy1Il-
HIeM rpONFHa npoBecc 4oEropa CBH
ia, er0 TeHH, II 4eBam 4pyrnX ne
rpoB, o6BHHaeMHX B y6nicTBe lie
ia BpcIiHepa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
TNH4EHbyPT KPE-
CTHbIN 0TEu.

..bEPAHH. npesH4eHT pecHy6AH-
RA THH4eH6Ypr CorAachAca 6bIT5
Rpec1HbIM OTueM pe6eHRa-9-rO CbI-
Ia, p~OgHBulerOCa B Cembe PepMepa
B6AHsH MpHxeHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
3AbACTOBRA WOQ@EP0B.

6ocToH. BHOBb 3a6acToBaIH no
69epa "qeEEep EO.", EOTopaa yBO-
.1H.1a Is mo99epOB ga yqacTHe B
HeIaBHo 3aEOHqHBrneiica 3a6acTOB-
re. Ohm IO6HBaDTcG H%pN3HaHIIa lOiiiI
OLA.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
n0xoPOHbI yBNTbIX 6PATbEB.

baROH, H. l8. 5000 Te.I0BeE X0
poHH1H 4Byx y6HTHx 6paTbeB, An
Ipea II HOcnba IlcEpa, CBameH-
HHE b cBOei HpOHOBeIH cEa3a.I,T TO
1910 OHIO n~eHyEHoe y6HdcTBo''. CHI
HUE CToH. y6HBmHif 6paTbeB, HaXo
4Hrca B TDpbMe, CyIba oTEaaaIca
BBIIIyCTHTb eTO H0I 3aJOT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
4ETPONTCNE HOBOCTN.
APECT RACCNPWN.

leTpOaT, Mnq. ApeCToBaHa Bee
Gil MaE-HeIIap, cIyTHBmaa rae
cMpmeii b "BIHcTaii uIaII Oh
lHGTc", ga pacTpaTy BBepeHMx Ell
IeHeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05

4OnOAHnTeHbHblM HaAoroM 8 cB0N
noAbsY peAhrnosHbIe O6uNRBl N ga
B3aTRN CnOC06cTBOBaIH 0CBO6oHge
HNO nph3bi8HbIx or B0nHeHoa no.
%BHHH0cTn.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05

Ro6ypr, (TepNamIa). BbIB-
nIIlidl EHa3b KnpH1.H PoMaHoB
he To.lbKo o0'aBHI ce6a I'M
neparopoM Poccm', no II no.
pvqH1 Oco0oii EOMIIccHH c0c-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
6OTlEP OCTABlaET 9NEAlE-
gb9NN.

BAIIIIIHTT0H. Hpe3HIeHr Ky-
.IHII lie %c0TIauIaeTca OcTaBHTb re-
ncpaIa BoT.Iepa Ha IO.ITnocTH no
.nuIeiiAeicTepa B 9uIaIelb9HH, 30
TIep CEa3a,I, qTO Hpe3HIeHr eT0
'6occ" II OIL oyer HoBHHoBaTbca
cMy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
CEMEnHAa TPArE4Na.

4eTpOaT, Mnq. 1E9iiMc Bpoii, 81
let. 0%TpaBHIca b HpHcyTcTBHH &e-
IIBI, E0TOpaa oTEa3aIaCb coTTHcb C
HIM Iii C%OBMecTH0T0 1HTeIbcTBa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
3M EN- 3N MOtO.

TlOpT gxepBnc, H. ". S9-TH let
mil 4apMep JI;r. Omit HaHeI Ha
4OpOre TpH 3NeH II y6H.I. HX. On
GyMaeT, VITO HacTyHaDmaa 3HMa 6y
IeT He XOIOIHOH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
K nOlnNCqNKAM.

loBoghM 40 cBe1eHha Bcex rex
n%o8nHcqHROB, ROTOpbIM 6bIAh paaoc-
AaHbl nHcbMa O6 M~CTeqeHHH cpoRa
no4nncRH, qTo 3 cAvqae He 10000
HoGaeHna 1aRoBoR 40 is nOa6pa,
Bblcblaga rase1bl oyer HpnoeTaHos-
EeHa,
i Cehperapb
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
nEPCNlCKHn MyCC0ANHN.

TETEPAH. PH3a XaH 3aXBaTH.I
BIacTb uaI IIepcHeii. IyNaOT, ITO
OH xOqeT cTaTb BTOpHM MyccoImlH.
Bo3MOa;Ho, TTO Pisa XaH oyer Ha
6paH HOBHM maXOM lIepcHH, a RH
HaHcoBuii MIiHHcTp fapyXH cTaHeT
%HpeMbep0M,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
RNTANCRNE 6AHqNTbl 3AxBA-
TWIN AMEPNRAHCRNx MNC-
CNOHEP0B.

IIEHIIH. IBa aMepHKaHcEHx cBa
meHHHEa 0HIH 3aXBaqeHM lHaliR0h
EuTaiicRIx 6aHIHToB. AMepnEaHcEHe
cy4a I%BnHylHcb II ocTpoBy CD. liza
Ha, re ocTaHOBnIncb 6aHIHTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
TAPN@ RNTAa nPNHAT.

HEEHH. Ie1eraTM COeI. lllTa-
roD. AHr1uH, 4pauIm II 1aHHH CO.
r.lacHIHcb HpHHaTb HoBHe HpaBH'Ia
0 E%IraiicEoM TapH0e. HHTaf noIy-
Iaer OVERWHELMING .1br0TB, a C
1929 T0Ja OIL %cTaHoBHTca aBToHOM-
HbIM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
TyPRN ABNKyTCa HA MoCyA

1OHgOH. TypeIEHll 0TpaI h qHC-
ne 5000 qeIoBeE HpoIBHraeTca, Il
Mocy1y. 1paHny3H n%O3Bo.IH'IH Ty-
pRaN npOnTH qepea CHpHp. AHrnIa
saaBH.Ia npOTecT no HoBOIy IelIeT-
BHi 6paHTy3cH0n a1NnHHcTpalIlH /
CHpHn.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
HOBblE RHNrN:

3 RHHRHoM Mara3HHe "PaccDcT''
nOcTynHAn B HpO4a%y HOBbIe KIM
TN nsBeC1R0rO nHCaIeAa T, A, Tpe-
6eHwRRoBa "PolHHR B TlycrbIHe"
G.35), "B npocTopax Cn6hpn"
(1.35) n "HyTb ueAoBeqeCRua"
ESQ CO..
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
PA3HH BE HOBOCTN
3ABACTOBRA ABCTPAHNHCRNx
XNEbOnEROB.

BeHa. 3a6acTOBaIO 1000 X.1e-
6oueEoB, HOTpe6oBaBmiX yBe1Hqe-
HIN 3apa6oTHOii H1aTM ia 20%.
TOpoI OcTaIca 0e3 X.1e0a.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
AMEPNRAHCKNE B0EHHblE
Cy4A.

KaHpO. b A1eRcaHIpHo npH0H-
III ma aMepmtaHcrHX DOeHnbIX cy-
ia, HanpaDIaI0IIHyca b CHpHIo Ila
OxpaHBI aMepHraHcEIX IlIITcpecoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
3HNgEMNH PA60qNX qEHEFA
TOB B COB. POCCNN.

M0CRBA. Is EaCT0alIee BpeNa b
COB. Poccm rocTaT pa6Olne 1elc-
Taunm H3 ABcTpHu, qeXocloBaEnn Il
HOpBerHu. PHHcEHe ra6oune 1aI3Ee
H0cH1aDT cBo0 IeJeTaBHD 4 Moe
EBY.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
OIKPblINE OnEPbl.

qnRaro. HaqaIHcb OTepHBIc Hpe-
4~cTaB.IeHHa CHBHE 0Hepa 10. Ha
HepBoM HpeJcTaBIenHH 6HIO 1000
ue.loBer. Hrpa.1H ouepy CTpayca
"P03eHIiaBaIHep".
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
CyA HAl A0KT0P0M -
1bHNK0M.

lerpoEI, MHq. b HOc.IeIIIHx NC
lax 9T0ro Mecaga HamHaeTca pas
6op leIa IoETopa MHr8aIbcEoro, 10
Topblil o6BlmaeTca B H~3HacHIoBa-
llm IByx ~Ma.1oleTHnx geByuleE. Mr.
rIaIbcEHii o~cBo6o&IeH no g3alor b
cyMMe 10000 IoI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
CAMOy6NnCTBo HABoqHNRA.

4eTpONT, MHq. IIOEOHqHI caMOy-
6HicTDoM BIaIGIeD Eo.IOHHaIbH1d
,IaBEH AHToum ITaHcOH, II r. IIIo-
XaG TOprOBIG II ceMeiiHHe HeIaIn
JoRem Gro 10 caMOy6uiicTBa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
CMEPTb ~XElbMNHCROTO.

Hbp NOpB. C%EOHqaIca H3BeCTIHl
n0IbcEnii XyIoEHHE XeIbMHHeIHa-
ypo&eHeB pyccEOii llO.IbmI, dHBuHHii
I0lTOe BpeMa B AMepHEc.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
O6a3ATE1bHAH TPE3B0CTb
B NrOClABNN.

6eArpal. Wroc.1aBcEoe H%paBHTeIb
cTB0 H3IaeT 3aE0HM 0 H0CrelleHH0M
BBeAeHIIH O|6a3aTeIbHOif Tpe3BocTl Il
cTpaHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
POlNlA TPONHO.

HCT OPAHI;H, II. Tx. rocuoaa
CHMaH poIHIa TpeX IeTeI cpa3y.
MaTb II IeTH GIlBH II 3IopoBM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
A%BT0M06NHEM ybNT Cy4bH.

4eTpOH1, Mnq, Your aBToMo0lI-
len cyIba PHXapI Pos.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
AEHNHCKNE %nPABNTEAN.

b ,%1eHHHcEe, UapHHHHcFOit ry6.,
BHe8IHaa ceccHa ry6cyIa npHcTy-
Iu1a Il paa6opy IeIa 0 3IoyHOTpe-
0IeHIaX ye3IHHX II B%OI0CTHBIX B.Ia-
cTeH. 00BHHaeMBIX 80 q%eI0BeHa.
Bee OH 06BHHaDTCa B Hp%ecTyHIe-
maX TO IOITHOcTH, HpeBBTIIeHHH
B1aCTH, |Hace,IeHHaX HaI R%peCTbaHa-
MI, IlbaII0M pa3TyIe II T. I.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
9RCKyPCNH KOOnEPATOP0B ga
TPAHNuy.

MoCRBa. Ha IHaX H3 XapBHoBa
BHe31aeT 3a TpaHHHy 9HcEypCHa co
BeTcEIly KO0HepaTOpoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
KNPNJR RNmET KOHcTNTy4ND.

TaBIITb HoByD HOHcTHTyuEIIo
LII ero %'IepIaBBI'.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05

3~a4yMaTbCa, 3aHnMaaCb haulhM CTpo
H1eAbCTBom CpeAH RpeCTbaHcTBa'.'
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
4OM rOPbKOTO O6bICKAH.

PHM. IlOIHIaa cIe.IaIa HaIeT Ha
ION MaECnMa IOpbEOrc II o6BcEaIa
gro. 9TOr O6HcE OBI BH3BaH TEN,
ITO ceEpeTapb TopLEoTO, B~yHI16epr,
HNe.I cHomeHHa C aHTH-6aTHcTaMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
lERuNN n. HNPBAHbi HA TEMy: ,,B3A
HM0T10M0Wb, R0onEPAuHa VI ElHHE'
uMrt

B Hbi0 6PhTAH. R0HH. B cy66OTy, I
HOa6pa, B $50 Beqepa.
3 TAPT&0PlE. K0HH. R BOcRpeceHBc
s HOa6pa, B 2 qaca IHa.
B MEPNlEH, R0Hh. r BOcRpeceHbc s
Hoa6pa. R 5 qac. Beqepa.
NEGRO leEIHa oyer yRasaHO 1cnoaHnTelbHo
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
4PAHIy3bI nrEQNATADT lPy3AM "MNP"

B3Bo1HoBaHM IeicTBHmH 0paHITy3'
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
MIL MEn FRINGE

Fro' id"nce, R, I. July 16 tPt- Miss Anita LihmH daughter of Nr and Mrs. (. Tai Lihme of Chicago and New York. and now at tho Watch Hill summer colony o'ill hc married to Prince Edward Joseph LohkoWtoz on August 29. The cere- monY 0i'l take place at the Union chapel and reception at Norman Hal, the Watch Hill home of the I ihmcs. ntll fonoT
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
JACKSON EXPLAINS WHY HE QUIT STATE BOART
Takes Issue With Governor Fullo, In Handling of Boston
 Strike Question

Bcstcr July IS LPL-Ihe resisna rlcn "sster1ay ot James J. Jackson as chairman Of the public trustees ct rh= Boston elevated resulted iron, his difference of opinion with Go . -rnor Fuller over the boards effor, t0 secure T new method of arbitra lion. his letter 10 that official, mad public today, revealed. The lettcr folloVs:
 "AcEnc" ledge the right of q foy. ernor 10 advise state officials as tc "hat state policies they should carry opt even 10 the extent of ad. visng them to retreat from a posi- ton alread" taknr-a position bt liered by them 10 be in protection Of important public interests-at th, threat of 3 strike which would col lapse from lack of real grieyanc, There is, however. one privilege Icf' 10 the official. He must resign
 Nov that there are no public ls sues Immediately at hand whicl would be effected hereby tender my r"sicnation as q member of th, board of public trustees of the Rce | ion Elevated Railway company witr the r"qu"st that it 20 into effcc' as soon as may be"
 Home cooked lunches. CroTelrs adlt.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
IOLD NEW ORLEANS
 l LOTTERY IS OVER
S2,QO0,O0O Paid OH Ends
 Bonding Scheme

New orlesns July ls-The lottery wheel, the center ot one of the bit- terest fights in local state politics a quarter of | century ago, was spun for the last time-wlth approval of the law--in New Orleans yesterday.
 The dealer vas the City ot New Orleans and the players were the holders of Ntty-year premium bonds issued by the city in 1875 to pay off an indebtedness Of 5000. 000. The stake was premiums totaling S5oon0, The players numbered l0,- 0o0 There were l,l76 winning num- bers.
 The lottery was arranged during the administration Of Mayor Charles J Leeds. Bernard Shields, now sec. retary of the board of liquidation, planned the lottery fifty years ago. and presided at the final rlay-cff
 The accrued interest on the out standing bonds totaled two and q half times the par value of the bonds, each s20 bondholder re- csived s70 in addition to participat- ing in the lottery for his chance on the S50,ooo premiums The capi- tai prize was ss,0oo and the low est prize was s2o. The prize money was appropriated by the city, over and above the redemption value Of the bonds with interest.
 During the time the bonds have been outstanding, the city, from time to time, has purchased as in vestment, numbers of the bonds at current market prices. so when the final drawing was made the city owned about half Of the issue and shared heavily in the lottery prizes.
 The lottery has been conducted annually for the past quarter of a century, although since the passage of the Anti-Lottery Law. which forbids publication of lottery news, there has been nothing printed about it locally,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
Coolidge Plans to Visit
 Camp Deyens on Friday

Gvampscott, Mass. July Is iP- F. eeident and Mrs. Coolidge tomor- ror viii 'isit Camp pe1ens. where rhe 25th national guard division E in raining. The" plan to motor to the camp which IS some a9 miles from the sumner White House. re turning to White Court later in the Iay. It is probable that the presi
 dental party will leave SWampsrott in the morning, arriving at the camp nv noon. The president will make an inspection at the invitation of Major General Logan, in command of the dl,ision. which vas known aS the Yankee division during the var, Later in the summer 1t Is probable that the executive will return 10 Camp De ems when his son John IS there at the citizens training camp.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
COOLIDGE OPTIMISTIC
 ON BUSINESS OUTLOOK
',o"rtnE lo.o Natrh On CnnIi ticn- anl r. Tl"aec1 With
 His nb-prt ntioDz
His Observations

sramr=-o'' las. Jrlv ts ,F.- rresident CoolilcA is optimistic o5el rhe present outlook for businesS.
 He ts EeerrnE 2 close 77tch OH business coulr!ors and in 3 confer ence today vi,l Cn2rles D. Hines. rerQthcan nn,onal committeeman from Ne York. expressed his s7,is- faction nth 'h- slrpa'lor The presi- dent ts reoai"luc rcports on husincss ~ondriorz es ",n as Eorernmcnt af- fa,rs 2, hls sun!oar home here Nr. H,lles also E1,a ar enrhusiastic ra- port on ihs Hgrtne=s outlook IT the r7rt
 Wr HIlss no is mentioned as s .rssihle ...ssor fo Secretary
 .>E7 -hcull 'he l7''er feel uraIl,
 re'urn '0 Us rcst from h!s sick Il Io th~ fall sad he dld not dis. Izs rclrfos
 Petrrrr to rercr's tNat hs u.as
 r- -illt .rnlias+e for go} error 0. ~r Eora 'lr Hnles said he coVld s' aa.lins z rcsition which has sot teen cHers2 to him
 w Hnl-s said the vist. todav vas arranged st his request and vas pri- maulv 10 "a, his respects 10 the president "hlle he vas in this sec ticr He oas acrempanle1 hy N~S. Hhles and plll return 10 NsU Norl tonight
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16

BUILT ON vALUE-GRowING ON VALUE
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
COLUMBIA WILL NOT
 CHANGE ITS CUSTOM
Denies Report That Credits From TennesSee Schools Will Be
 Reflected

New York, July Is tP--Columbia university will not reject educational credentials from Tennessee schools, as vas advocated by Dr. Henry H. Rusby, dean Of the College of Phar- macy at Columbia, Adam L. Jones director of admission, announced to- day,
 Reports that Columbia Nill dis criminate against credits from Ten nesses colleges absolutely are with out foundation" Mir. Jones said. "Colurnbia will accept credits from any reputable college,
 "Rhmors that We would establish this differentiation possibly arose from statements of member Of the faculty who vas acting without authorization of the committee in vested with the evaluaticn Of credits"
 Dr. Rusby had suggested that ro- lumhia and ether American unl' ersl- ties reject credits from Tennessee and other states adopting laws pro hihitins the teaching of certain sub iocts He made the suggestion In his annual report of the college Of pharmacy.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
City Items

4 son has been born 10 Mr. ana Mrs Joseph F Crowley Mir crow- lev IS connected with the delivery force Of the post office. Mrs. Crow- ley was formerly Miss Grace NJ. Smith.
 Miss Lillian Wenzlott has resigned her position with the Elmer Auto mobile Co
 Rev, pr. A A Ahlquist will spea k on Mormonism at the meeting Of the brotherhood of the First Luther an church this evening
 A regular meeting of Burritt Grange will hs held Saturday even Ing at s o'clock in Junior c, U, A, NJ. hall
 The state motor vehicle commis- sioner has suspended the operator S license Of Thomas Dorbuck. l9G Hartford avenue.
 Automobiles belonging 10 Robert C, Thompson of 54 First street, Nor walk, and Gunthar Knoetfer or Mount Vernon, N, Y, collided last night at the corner of Harttord av. enue and East Main street. Damag, 10 both was slight,
 Damage of Sloo was done by fir, in a tenement occupied by JoM Lucas of lc0 Beaver street last nigh The blaze was in couch and was caused by match carelessly throrn there after a gas range had been lighted.
 Mary Gottlieh. age years, et 94 Hartford avenue, broke her righr elho" yesterday afternoon while playing in the yard of her home. She was taken to the New Britain gen eral hospital
 Pearl Dennehey age il. Of 19Q kensington avenue, dislocated her left arm yesterday while playing at the Fresh Air camp in Burlington. She vas brought 10 the New Britain general hospital.
 F. H Powers Is spending two weeks at Old Orchard, Me
 Harlowe E. Smith left today for q three weeks stay at Lakeside.
 Miss Bertha Bowers of 77 1iarle street is at Madison, She vii! re- main a week.
 Mrs. Minnie F, Durham Is sos beneficiary under the terms Of thc will of her mother Mrs. Ann Mariq Johnson, which has been filed nl probate court, She is named as eXecutriX.
 Marjorie M. Collins of Bristol, has leased three rooms in a building a. l60-l62 Main street, owned by Sam. uel w, Menus and Jacob Hobernall and will conduct a business school The lease Is for six months with the privilege of two years renewal
 A regular meeting of New Britain lodge, No. A57. B. P, 0. E. will be held this evening,
 Electrical Inspector Cyril J. Cur. tin has reported the loss of 8 ciga' lighter, taken from his automobile while fl was parked in the rear O city hall
 All dresses at clearance rrices. Mary Elizabeth Shop, Prof. Bldg adyt,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
DARTMOUTH DEAN DIES

Hano, Or, Y. H, July IS tPl-nr, John Martin Gile, life trustee ot rartmouth college, dean of the rneiical school and former member of thc New Hampshire governors councu died suddenly at his home early today. He Vs stricken with heart attack rhilc motoring with his
 family yesterday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-16
MINE EArrnRX som

Esth. Maine. Iulr ls trl-Ihs Ta'son Frye Con1ranv Limited
 specializing in rslAinerv manufaC- trre. has been sold tc group e New Ycrk capitaftsfs whose names n.sre ret made rubhc it uas sn- reurcs1 here The plant 7ill re en- fatFsd and atl msnufscture pv'p ars rsrsr machinerv f is uadsr- tt,o4 Harrr r. Ttdenarsh general manager cf the t-ricn Pulp and Pa per Works st Bangor, v1ll become resident manager of the new plant.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

are invited.
 Miss Marjorie Sears of WillmantlC IS spending few days as the gues, ot her grandmother, Mrs. Nj. Sears at her home on Wilcox avenue.
 Leland Rich and family are nov. ing from Wilcox avenue 10 Matta. bessett street.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond BlauveIt are moving into the residence of Miss Edith Northrop. Mrs. BlauveIt was formerly Miss Genevieve Payne.
 The East Berlin ball team defeat Ied the Windsor Locks team in a game played on the home grounds Saturday afternoon by score of 26 Ito 0.
 A community picnic will be held In the grove next Saturday, July 4, to which all are invited. Chester Bnnce. who has been teaching al the high school in Eliza bethtown, N. r.. for the past year, has returned 10 his home on Main street for the summer. f Mir and Mrs. Reidle and family of New Britain were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archer Walsh at their home on Wilcox avenue, Sunday. Miss Emma Fuller of Burlington, Nt., is the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Fuller at their home on Main street.
 
 The Order of Eastern Star of Cromwell will hold an all day sew ing picnic at the home of Mrs. Will liam Noble in West Cromwell We'd nesday All members are request cd 10 attend and bring a basket lunch.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Heavy Fines Given to
 Lottery Ticket Holders

Fitchburg, Mass. June 29.-Ed- gar J. Fournier of New Bedford and Thomas Dreyfus of Boston were fined sl0o each in district court to- day on charges of having in their possession tickets on a lottery out side the commonwealth. The police charged that they represented the "Oriental Louisiana" lottery. which offered prizes from S1O.000 down. Fouriner was assessed S10 more on a charge of operating an automo- bile with defective brakes.
 Other complaints. charging pos session of lottery tickets and intent to sell, were dropped. The police received complaints that the men had been operating here two weeks. They were arrested yesterday.