davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
AHTlNH 06CyKlAET H0l0KE
HIVE B KNTAE.

.I0H40H. - AHr.IHiicEHfi ra6H-
Her ,IHXopa4oqHo c.1eInT ga pasBIIBa
DuIHMHCa B HHTae c%06bITHaMu. Be
3HOEOiicTBO B o06HDIaIbHBx Kpyrax
pacTeT C EaRIBM IHeM. bpHTaHc--
Him InIIIOMaTaM B RHTae IaHM mI-
pOEHe H"OHHOMCqHa. B .lOHI0He 10
lyqeHa TpeBO&Haa mn4poBaHHaa re
IeTpaMMa aHTIHicRHX 6aHIoBcIIX
EpyrOB B KHTae. B Hell rOBOpHTca,
qTO HHHenHee aHTHeBpoHehcRoe BIZ
%cTyHIeHHe B KHTae Tpo3HT 6oIee
cepbeaHMMH Hoc.IeIcTBHaMH, qeM 90
I;cepcR0e I%BHaieHlIe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
CEHATOP 6OPA CNMnATN3NPy
EFT RANECy.

BAllIHHIT0H. B 6ece4e c
a;ypHalHcTaMH ceHaTop BOpa 3aa-
Bill, ITO OH BI0IHe cnMTIaTH3HpyeT
MeIcHKaHcHoMy npesHGeHTy Raiiecy
B ero 0opB6e ga ycTaHoBIeHne no
pa4ba D MeHcnEe. qTo Iacaerca Ho
TIL hellora, TO MH0THe nOIHTHqec
EHe Ieare,IH HasHBapT ee Tpy0oll
omH6E0iI, Ho Y nero ecTb II cTopOH
HHEiI. IIpe4cTaBHTelb .IysaaHM, ia
HpHMep saaBHI: Isl Io.IIeH IoIgep
GaTb Re.Iaora. 9ro nee, qTO Il MO
ry aaaBHTb''.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
PA60qNX 60HbluE yE3KAET,
uEM nPNE3KAET B AMEPNKy

b cBa3H C up0mI0T0IHlIM 3aI0-
HON, 0TpaHHqIlBIIIIM HMMHTpalIIll0 d
AMepHIy, E%olHqceTBO pa0oqHX BE
adtaB1lHX B cTpaHy 3HaqHTe,IbHO 10
Hn3HI0Cb, lilo npaBHTeIBcTBeHHBM
CTaTHcTIIqeCIHM IaHHbM B HbIHeIlI-
Hen ROXY HpHeXa,IO b AMepnHy BceHO
21.90S IepH0pa6OqHX, B TO BpeMa
EaE B lIp0IlIBe TOIM HX IpIe9aa-
10 e%eroIHO 10 100000. c IpyroH
cT0pOHH HHHemHHli ToI n3 AMepH-
iii BBeXa,IO A. $50 qepHOpa6OqHx,
qTO Ia.IO IeQHTHT B 16.S42 qelo-
BeEa. Ora pa3HHIa 3aMeqeHa B Teqe
me %uocleIHHX 10TH RBoTHBX MeCa
IeB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
nOCnE4HNE HOBOCTN

30 BTopOH pas - B Is AoH., a B
3-a pas - B 100 aoANapoB.
-CeMNAeTHNR MaAbqNR, IlaCTh
lOHab, onycTHA B peRy ~ CELL
1oByp MOHeTy, RoTOpyp po4nIeAh IA
nm eMv Ha owner B RhHeMaTorpaP,
HarHyAca nOCMOTpeTb, RyAa MoHeTa
Ncqe3Aa, ynaA B Bo4y " YToHYH.
B ApreHTnHe cTOaT xoAo9a. lie
mnepaTypa mana 40 5 rpa4ycoB HN
IKE HyAa.
B cBa3N C H0BblM np0eRTOM
o6eCneqeHna rpaHHu, npe4Ao%eH--
HbIM AHrAKeE, TepMaHha R%oAeoAe--
Tea 8 BbI6ope %coOsHNKO3. CoBeTcRaa
PoccMa 3aNHTepecoBaHa B HenpnHa
TIM TepMaHneN yCaOBNh npeRAo%e
HHoro goFoBopa.
-HagN ACTOp, qHeH aHrNhhCKOTo
napAaMeHTa v N3secTHaa ~noAhThqeC-
Kan McTepnqRa, BbIcTynhAa B nap
AaMeHTe C peqbD npOThB Y~noTpeoAe
Hna cnnpTHblx HannTRoB " Ta0aRa.
"3HaqHTeabHo sGop0Bee, saaBhAa
oHa, nnIb xoAo4Hyp Bo4y BMecTO Bh
CRH n cOcaTb MaTHble leHeuRN BMe
cTo RypeHHa Ta6aRa".
B TpMHBRqe maAbqnK 10 net
30 BpeMa nOwapa 6pochAca B orOHb
N BblHOc VS. nnaMeHn cBOero marine
nero 6para. K HecqacTbio, cnaceH-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
B0AbLIE ~"HETPyA0BbIX
%CTylEHTOB.

R%oIIeTnef HapEoMpoca peueHo
b TeRylHeM rOIy TpeI1oIHTB By3aM
npHHaTb 4Ia H%poIolTeHlIa o6pa3O-
BaHHa .lHII HeTpyIoBoro TlpOHcXO%-
4eHHa Ha l5% 6Olee, qeM B mpO
mIoM ROXY. 9To pemeHHe EoI1e-
rHH aBH,IOcB CIeIcTBHeM x%0IaTaiicT-
Ia HpeIcTaBHTeIa OF M%0cIOBCRHX Op
%raHHsalIHii qacTHoT ToprOBlH II npo
MbtIIIIeHHoCTH CHHeIe0OBa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
BbICE1EHNE PA60qNX N3
KNHNul.

TAPTP0P1, HOHH. 34ecb ga
6acToBaaH pa6oqHe AMepHE9H Tp9I
10, He TeIaa noIqHHHTbca yMeHb
meHHw T|aloBaHba Ha 1919. Ha 9To
''6occm'. OTBeqaDT |BBIceIeHHeM pa
0OqHX C HX ceMbaMH H3 %X03aacKliX
0apaEoB. 0IHaEo, pa6Oule peIuH1H
0aCT0BaTb 40 HO0eIBT.A
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
ryAaDMNN TPyn.

l%lOIHUHa HIHeT HIITII IIa pacHpbI
TIKI cIeIyIDIIero sara4oqHoro lIpec
T%yIIleHua. IIBa cy6'eETa Be.1H HOA
pyEH TpyH y6HToro Te.loBeRa. hor4a
BcTpeTIIBmaa Tx IeHmHHa 3aHHTe
pecoBalacb HeycTOiiqHBocTBD HX 10
MIIaHb0Ha, OH 3aaBH.IH, VT0 OH
nbaH. IlOT0M O%Ia3aIOcB, qT0 TpyII
aToT obi 6pomeH b Nope. %lloluIIHa
~apecTOBala Z qeIOBeE.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
6oN B MAPOKRO.

HAPPIER. - 0TqaaHHMe DON 30
3o6HoBHlHcB Ha MappOEaHcI0M PpO-
lire. PnbRM Iepyrca co cTpalnnbIM
yHOpcTBOM, HepexoIa h oTqaaHIIbIc
EOHTp-aTTaEH.
HcHaHCEoe HpaBHTe.IbcTBo Tpeoy-
eT ycHIeHHa TaHIampa B Billy yrp0-
HaIOnIHX TOpO4y B%oIHeHIl co Gro
poHBI Ty3eMHeB, HeIOBolBHblx Mecr
Hon a4MHHlIcTpaDHel.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
gOMMyHNC. HPORMAHAA 30 6PAH4y3. APMNN

cHOmeHua a nee aTellEH BMecre
cBaaBIBaWrca c rBoeHnoii ceR1IlelI
IIeHTpalbH. HOMHreTa E0MnapTnH''.
Ha ONION co6paeHH EoMcoMOIb-
lJeB 0BfIO %coO6nJeHo, qTo Ia ! iii
Bapa c. +. b apMHH HaX0IIIlOcb
327 EOMMyHHcTHqecIHX aTeeR.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
n A M E P NIX E
l%ByXHETHNN nACCARNP

B HbD HOpH caM0cToaTelbHo IpII
Ha cEaHIHHaBcEoM napoXoIe IByX-
aeTHHii Ma.IbuHE HapI BpyMe. Ha
TpyIH ero 6H4a npHEpenIeHa saIIHc-
la: 81 aMepHEaHcRni rpa1IaHrH,
Ho he roBopD Ho-aHrlHiicEH. d ne
3a6Iy4Hlca MeHa He n0xHTH.IH. u
eIy goMoif Il MoeMy oTlIy Il Mare
pH B AMepHEy@.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
PAgN0 TEAE@0H ana ALTO
M06NHEH.

BEP. IHH. - CDIa coo0nIaDT H3
MWHxeHa 90 HHTepecHeilneM H3o0pe
TeHHH, EoTopOe IaeT Bo3Mod;HOcTb
4ByM aBToMo0HIaM, HaxolaIInMca
Ha llo6OM paacTOaHHH 4pyr OF 1py
"a, coo0IJaTbca ITO 0e3npOBoIOIH0-
MY TeIe6oHy. %Ily6IHqHaa IeMoHcT-
paIua oToro nso6peTeHHa HaaHaqe-
ia Ha BTOpHHE.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
yBEHNqEHNE ClyqAEB CygA
gNHqA.

HbU H0PR. COTlacHO era
THCTHqecRHM 4aHHBIM HaIIHOHalbH0n
a%Cc0UHaUHH 3aIIIIITb UBeTHblX pac
ga mponIlBIe MecaIB 1925 TOIa HpO
H3om,Io 6oIbme clyqaeB cy4a ,lHH-
IA, qeM B HpOHIOM ROXY ga 9TO Bpe
MI. B 9TOM ROXY HX HaclETbIBaeT-
Gu s, B TO BpeMa Raj; b npoHi'IOM
ROW 0bL1O s.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
W BoEHHbix A3p0HAAHGB
KlyT ROMAH4bI.

l0Hg0H. - 6pnTaHcRoe a4Mn-
paareEcTBo o6'aBHAo, qTo II BoeH-
Hbix a%sopoHAaHoB cKoHleHTphpOBa7
HbI 8 Is R~HTaEcRnx HOpTax, rAaB-
HblM o6pasOM B WaHxae. Rpome TO-
70, saecb B noaHoa 6oeBoE roToBHoc
TN cToaT 8 aMepHRaHcRnx ncIpe6h
IeAeE z HerRnx BoeHHbIx Cy4OB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
KEHE ia 90llETA HPElnA-
TAETCa KAHlN4ATyPA CEHA-
T0PA.

B BHcHOHcHHe cpeIH qIeHoB 3a-
EoHoIaTe.IbHoIi uaIaTBE pacnpocTpa
HaeTca O0pameHHe Il IeHe Ia p0-
.l.Iera c npe4goIeHlIeM npHHaTb Ea
HIHIaTypy ceHaTopa. IoEyMeHT 9Tor
uo,Ib3yeTca HonylapHOcTbD H qIeHB
HaIaTH HIeIpo IaIoT Ha nero cBoH
H0IHHcH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
3aaBAaeT, qTo CqNTaeT TaKOE cooper
B CO6blTNax HeBO3M0wHbIM.
6yHT CPEgN RNTANCRNX
BONCK.

H0HA0H. = Ito coO0weHHp zee
H1paa Hbpc" R~NTaNcHnE OIpa4 B
1000 qeaoBeR Bs6yHTOBaACa " pas
TpOMHH xeAesHOAOpO%Hyp cTaHINp
qeH4snHb Ha HHHnn MyE4eH-ne-
RNH. BTeqeHne H%ecRoAbRHx qacOB
HpONcxOgNAa naAb6a ns BnHToBoR
AAa ycMnpeHNa Bs6yHToBaBmHxca
BbIsBaH 4pyroi OTpa4 E~HTaHCHHx co
mar.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24

HbIH n0AvqNA CNAbHbIe oROrN "
yMep.
-Cygba ATaaHTNR CMTn @paHR
BaH4MeHop saaBnA, ITO MN Ha aTo
nero %ycTaHOBAeHa CAelyOulaa wTpa
bOBaa mKaAa ga H~baHcTBo: B nep-
BbIH pas 3axBaqeHHBA B nbaHOM Bh
4e 0vgeT apeCTOBaH B 5 9oAAapoB,
-AbnHCRna bAAocob n%AaToH,
wnBmNH 800 AeT 40 P. X, 6bla
y6ex4eHHbIM Tpe3BeHHhRoM, 3aaBh--
ma B 3AnH6ypre moTAaHARa - opa
TOp Ha MNTNHre B saWHTy %npOrh0n-
W0H. HAaT0H 3aHpeTNA NORTHUMBERLAND
yHOTpe0AeHNe CnNpTHbIx H%anhTRoB'
MbI HgeM aaAbme. Nib xOTnm ORoH-
~qaTeAbHo NIX yHAqTORNTb.
-MexaHNR 9NAhHH MaTROBHq,
N3O6peA aBToMo6nAb, Ha HoTopoM MO
wHo gBHraTbCa no BO4e. Bqepa Oil
4eMoHcTpnpoBaA CBoe AsO6peTeHNe "
c 6epera npaMo ~'Hoexan" B Bo4y.
Choppers a~BTOMo6Haa Ha BO4e paBHa
IL MnlaM B qaC, Ia cYue 30.
-TpeTberO 4Ha B CeB. LAHORE
yMep ceHaTop NaA. HoKoEHblH cTpa
4aA 6OaesHbD neqeHH. la4l 0bla
ogNH VS. qeTblpex CeHaTopOB, RoTo-
pbIe 6bIAN ncHAOqeHbI n3 peCnY0Ah
RaHcROH napTnh ga TO, qTo Ohm aB
aanncb nOcaeaoBaTeaamh ia Don
AeTa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
yCN1EHNE HH0HCR0N 0XPA-
HbI B WAHXAE.

.I0HI0H. aHOHcEoe HpaBH-
TelbcTB0, BcTpeBOTeHHoe 0ecHOpaI-
EaMH B IIIaHxae, %OTrpaBHIo Ty4a
HoBHe 0TpaIH colIaT LII 0XpaHbT.
aHOHcEOfi EO,IoHHH. BaHEH II Mara
3HHH lllaHXaa bee eHe 3aEpMTBT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
KTo 3AMEHMI IA 40AAETA?

Fr
0a1IBaeHHBe Ie6aTH llpoHrxoIar
BoRpyr BolIpoca 0 3aMecTHrele Ia
PoIleTa. H%eEOTopBIe HaaBIBapT HMa
erO ateHH, gpyrHe - oIHorO na ero
c%BHOBeH, 6e3ycIoBHO 3peIoTo nOIH-
THHa, "IRa3aBIneTO cBoD cIIoco6HocTb
3aHaTb 9TOT n0cT. ONO T0IbHO &c
HO H He Tpe0yer IoraIoE 9To
TO, qTU co cMepTBIo Ia boIleTa pa
IHHaIbHaa lIapTHa Ia.1a cepbe3HylO
TpeuIHHy, II pacHOI ee HeMllHyeM,
MHorHe paInEa.HH yl4yT Ha3a4 +
pecIIy0IHHaHIIaM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
3AXBAT CHNPTHbIX HAnNTR0B
HA 25O.O00 4O1lAP0B.

Ha 6opTy HIxyHH Mopnc II HIHR,
0pocHBmeii aEOpb \ Hbo HopEa, ga
xBaueH peIEHii accopTHMeHT Iopo-
THx BHH, OHeHHBaeMBx B 100000
IollapoB. Fla mxyHe 6B.1o BCerO 6
qe.aoBeE EOMaHgH. HaHHTaH, BIa4e
IeH HapoXOIa II HOMaH4a apecToBa-
HH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
nPESNAEHT RyANlR 0bEWA'
EFT HABECTN R0H0MNN.

B o0pameHHH Il EoMMepqecEOIl op
raHn8aunu Hpe3u4eHr RylHI@ Bqc
pa aaaBHH, ITO TpHMeT Bee MepbI
L yeHHeHup npaBHreaBcTBeHHoE 9Eo
HOMnH.
NH cTapaeMca, 3aaBHI OH,
qTo6H re, HoTopBIe sapa6aTHBaDT
IeHbrn, Mor.lH pacHolaraTB HMH Hi
ce6a".
lance KylnI1 saaBHl, Tr0 Nm
uoIorToB4aeTca npOeRT 8albHenme
TO mOHHSeHHa HaIoroB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
6E3HHATHOE O6yqEHNE ana
PA6OqNX.

HagHOHaIBHaa DHHoHHaa ,llra
ReHIIIHH o0'aBHIa 6e3TLIaTHoe o6y-
TeHHe 4la pa6oqHX L HacTylIaome-
MY anMHeMy ce3OHy. 9TH O6yqeHHa
0HeHHBaDTca B $50 IoI.IapoB II npe
40cTaB.IaI0T B%O3M0KHOCTb yqHTBca b
mEO,Iax B TeIeHm 6 MecaIIeB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
CO6bITNH B kNTAE
anoHNH eTP0NT is H0Bblx
BOEHHbIX KOPA61En.

T0HH0. AuoHcEoe MopcKoe
MHHncTepcTBo n%OcTaHoBHIo npncTy--
HnTB K HocTpoiiEe l6 B%cnoMoFaTeIb
HHX BoeHHMx Eopa6IeI, ROrOpHe
o6oiigyTca B 16S.000.000 HeH. Mop
cEoe MHHucTepcTBo 3%aaBIaeT, qTo
OHIO BHHyIIeHo nOcTpoHTb HOBbTe 10
pa6,IH, qTO0H 3aMeHHTb qacTb 9IoTa
cTapOif ROHcTpyEIHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
no E MY CD ETY.

Hill II envy cedqac HcHO,lHHlocb $50
IeT. HecMoTpa Ha cBoD cTapOcTb
OH 10 cHx nop clya;HT nopTepoM OF
HoTo H3 orIeleHHii raIIepeH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
lBa Y6NNcIBa B Only HegeAp,

lIIob6ep Make 0cTpoB Ha BpyElu
Ha obi BH3BaH B CYL 4Ba paaa B
TeqeHHe Onion HeIelH no o0BnHe-
HHm B y0uieTBe IByx HemeyoIoB.
On HepexaA nx cBonM aBToMo6HleM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
CAMbIN CTAPbIN qEH0BER
MNPE.

PIN. ~ B oIHoii Ha EoMHaT phi
McEOfi xyIoIecTBeHHoii raI.lepeH Ha
PHaIwa KoIoHHe ny6lHHa Mo1eT BIZ
gerb caMoIo cTaporo qeaoBeIa B
mpe. On TypeBHoro npoucxoTIe-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
OCAgH0E H0g0KEHNE B
WAHXAE.

lIIAHXAF. = CwIa npH6B.I III
TaHcEHii oTpaI B 1000 qeIoBeE nOI
Haqa.IbcTBOM cbIHa q%aHT-3oIHHa. On
pacnoloInlca b oHpecTHOCTaX ropo
ia II % aBuI OcaIHOe noIIeHHc Ha
Te%ppHTopHH, aaHHMaeMofi EuTaiiIIa--
NH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
100 BEPCT B VAC HA M0T0uN
KHETRE.

H3BecTnBlii qeMIlHoH ,II. CeilMyp,
H00HI HoBBll peH0pI HaIIIOHaIbH0-
70 qeMHHoHcTBa, cIe.laB Ha cB0eM
MoToUHEIeTe 100 BepcT B vac.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
n 0 P 0 C C v n

cHoHleHHaM EBpOIH C CCCP. 3aHo
BOB 0eCHapTnilHHil.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
CN6NPCROE MAGIC.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - CH0Hp
cEHiT Mac.IOcOD3 3aROHqHI IOrOBop
Ha c6BT B AHTIHD II TepMaHnN
255.000 6oqer MacIa, IIolyqeH
aBaHc B pa3Mepe 2.250.000 py6.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-24
AMEPNKAHCKAa nPE4nPNNMqNBOCTb

9THM IeIOM B TeqeHHH H~ecEoIbHHX
IecaTROB IeT.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
OUR PROSPERITY" EDITION

On Saturday, December 5, The Gate way will issue it's annual Prosperity" edition.
 Few of our citizens realize the vast sums spent for building in Seward this year and last fall, the total reaching we'll over S200,OOO if one takes into consideration the repairs made to the buildings in town, in connection with the new structures.
 This edition will consist of between 5000 and 7,500 copies, of thirty-two pages, we'll bound in an attractive cov- CT, and will contain complete resume of the years doings up to the date of issue, a two or three page write-up of the Alaska Railroad with copius illus trations, a description of the Alaska Agricultural College with cuts of the building, president and personnel; a page write-up and history of the Jesse Lee Home, the Standard Oil Company, II the court house and court officials, a fine half page cut of Seward, a syn Opsis of mining, fishing, agriculture, timber, and roadwork, with the sums expended for roads and trails, and a brief history of the activities of the Bureau of Public Roads and the Alaska Road Commission.
 A fine cut of the radio station has been secured and history of the sta- tion with it's activities and personnel will also be run.
 That Seward is forging rapidly on- ward can be shown the most skeptical by glance at the rapid growth of our subscription list which has increased nearly 200 in Seward alone since last fall
 Already we have received much en- couragement from Seward citizens, some 16 pages of advertising having been signed up. In case the advertis- ing exceeds the limit allowed by the postal authorities, an extra eight pages will be added making this the largest and best illustrated paper ever pub lished in Alaska.
 And this edition will also include the towns of Seldovia and Kodiak, long
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

stagnant because of lack of publicity and just emerging from obscurity into prominence as fishing and agricultu- ral sections. Our representative will visit both towns and they will have their own sections in the this great edition.
 One of the best parts of the edition, to our way of thinking, will be a page devoted to The Men Who Have Built UP Seward" containing photographs and brief biography of those citizens who came here in the early days, and whose faith has never faltered. Such men as T. w. Hawkins, H. V. Hoben, Al Davis, Judge Whittlesey, Curtis R. Morford, George Phelps, Pete Ander' son, Charles Krefting, Chas. Tecklen- berg, Joe Holman, H. F. Ellsworth, and host of others, who with Mrs. Lillie Schallerer, helped found the town and brought it to it's present greatness.
 It has long been our idea of public ity for Seward, and to our idea, it will be far better than any booklet or oth- CT advertising that could be issued, as it will reach many states and towns in the union, as we'll as many parts of Canada, New Zealand, Africa Nor way, Sweden, Denmark, Germany and England, where Gateway subscribers now take the paper.
 We will have a limited number of extra copies, probably some 200, which will be retailed at 10 cents each. It would be we'll to place your orders with our solicitor when he calls, as stock must be ordered and arrange ments made.
 Let's get in and boost this edition, and give Seward publicity badly need ed The Gateway as an advertising medium has long been considered one of the best in Alaska, by Outside agencies. We can put this issue over with the help of every citizen, and only by their help.
 Let's go!
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
New Hand Laundry

This is to inform the public that l am opening up the hand laundry To- cated on Fifth avenue known as the o. K. Hand Laundry, and will open ur floor business Monday, Sept. 21. Hav' ing had several years experience in the laundry business I solicit your patronage. Special care will be taken of silk woololens, also dry cleaning for ladies. Mending, alarming and al- terations. This laundry in the future will be called,
 AMANDA'S LAUNDRY
 Phone Madison 126
 251-tf
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Ike Elkins, automobile dealer of Newport, Wn., was among the local arrivals last night from the In3erior. MT. Elkins has been hunting big game in the vicinity to the McKin- ley National Park He is a guest at the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

MT. and Mrs. Taylor, residents of Fairbanks. were among the arrivals in Seward last night from the Inte- rior. They will go South on the steamer Northwestern. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are registered at the Van Glider
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Dr. James A. Jackson and Col J. M Jackson, of Madison, Wis, arrlv- ed in Seward last night from the h. terior. They are guests at the Ho- tel Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Dr. c. P. Getzlaff, M. D., of Priest River, Idaho, who has been in the Interior regions on a big game hunt, arrived in Seward last night. Dr. Getzlaff is a guest at the Van Gil der.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

Mrs. c. A. Pollard, wife of the An chorage dentist, departed for her home this morning. Mrs. Pollard and baby have been over at Kodiak the past week.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

A thief at Oxford, N. J., not only stole Charles Fichtel's car but had a tank of gasoline charged to him at a local garage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

The piano recital by the pupils of Mrs. George Schmidt, will be held tomorrow evening at the Odd Eel lows hall.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24
Let's go!

Fred Nichol, a manufacturer of Dayton, O., held up the employees and robbed bank in which his daughter worked
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

A heavy frost, the first of the sea. son, settled down in Seward last night
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

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Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

FOR SALE-Fruit Jars. J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

If men wear it, we have it. Urbach.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-24

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Evening star., 1925-01-16

NEW YORK, January 16.-Follow-
ing is an official list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb market today:
Evening star., 1925-01-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, January 16 Omitted States
Department of Agriculture) ).-Hogs-
Receipts, IS, 900 head: very active, Is
to 25 lower; medium and weighty
hogs showing most decline; top, 1870;
bulk, desirable weighty butchers.
10.30a10.65: most 200 to 225 pound
averages, 10.00a10.25: desirable $50
to 1S0 pound kind, 9.50a9.9O; shipping
demand for pigs and light lights
broad: most strongweight slaughter
pigs, 7.08aS.00.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head; mar
ket practically at standstill on beef
steers and yearlings: fair proportion
of good choice steers without bid;
bulk on offers eligible to sell at 8.00a
1000; shipping demand very narrow;
liberal holdover from Thursday; she
stock moderately active; steady; bulk
butcher cows, 4.00a6.25; heifers most
ly, 5.25a7.5O; calves steady to 25
lower; packers paying, 10.50a11.50;
outsiders, 1900 for shipping selec-
tions; bulls weak; stockers and feed
ers slow; steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; dull;
early sales fat lambs unevenly
steady to 25 lower; most decline ap-
parent on half-fat kind; early bulk,
1S.00a1S.50: early top, 1875: best held
higher; fat sheep generally steady,
with some weaknesses noted on
heavy ewes; early sales, 9.90a10.25;
no choice lightweight ewes offered;
late Thursday eve top. 11.00; feed
ing lambs strong to 25 higher; de-
mand active; few sales, 16.5Oa17.0e.
Evening star., 1925-01-16

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE WASHINGTON
Loan and Trust Company Of the District of
Columbia to the Comptroller OF the Currency
as required by section 10. act Of Congress ap-
proved October l. 1890. for the year ended
December 81 1924.
Capital stock authorized. ....... 81 900 600 90
Capital stock actually paid in... / 200. 900 90
Gross earnings for year ended
December 81. 1924. 4............ 500 ,373 21
cember 81. 1924, including in
terest paid depositors. ....... 666, ,3I4 81
Total amount of debts. being
amount due deposltors. IL $3.50. S12 10
JOHN b. LARNER. President
John Joy Edison, Frank +. Reside
John II. Iarner. l.. W. Estes.
John H. Clspp. J. Leo KoIb
Harry G.. Meem. willard salisbury.
Holcomb G. Johnson. John A. Johnston.
c. r. Keferstein. Donald Woodward.
Floyd E. Davis. Augustus Crane.
George A. King. Boyd Taylor.
We. John b. Larner president: Boyd Tay-
Tor. secretary, and John c. Let's. John II
Clapp, Frank p. Reeside, J. Leo Kolb. direc-
tors Of the " Washington Loan and Trnst Com
pany, do hereby s0len1nly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of our knowledge
JOHN B. LARNER President,
BOYD TAYLOR, Secretary.
JOHN @. LET'S.
JOHN Fl. CLAPP.
FRANK p. RESIDE.
J. LEO K0LB. Directors.
n, To Total as number of directors of this com
This report must be signed by the president
and a majority of the directors and sworn to
by the president. secretary and at Least three
of the directors.
District Of Columbia. IS:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this l4th
day of January, 1925.
(esaL) HARRY w. GAUSS,
Notary Public. D. q .
Evening star., 1925-01-16
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star ONCE

The greatest activity took place in
the radio group. Although profit
taking sales were heavy, those back
of the rise supported their favorites
with the utmost confidence. Boisson-
nault, the latest addition to the
group, established a new top, where
II was well above the price at which
II was offered for public subscription.
The rights to subscribe TO the new
Dubilier condenser stock expired
after the close Of business and trad
ing in the old stock also ceased.
Paige-Detroit Motors was an ac-
tive leader of the motor group, al
though the price was little changed
Evening star., 1925-01-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. Md, January 16
Especially White potatoes, per 100
pounds, 1.25a1.50; sweet potatoes,
barrel, 2.5Oa5.50; yams, barrel, 2.58a
40; beans, hamper 1.i5a2.Oo; beets,
crate, 200a225; broccoli and kale,
bushel, 5Oa6O; brussels sprouts. quart
lOa2O; cabbage, ton, 2s.00a3o.o0:
savoy, bushel, 75a1.00; carrots, 100.
8 00a7.00; caulifiower, crate, 2.75a3.00;
celery, crate, l.50a4.00; eggplants,
crate, 4.OOa4.5O; lettuce. basket. LISA
200; onions, 100 pounds, 3.00a3.25;
oyster plants, 100, 7.0OaS.00; parsnips,
basket, 60a65; peas, hamper, 2.5Oa
400; peppers, crate, 4.00a5.50; spinach,
bushei. 1.25a1.50; squash. crate, 3.50a
$50; tomatoes. crate, 2.50a5.50; tur-
nips, basket, 60aS0.
Apples-Packe barrel, 3.00a7.00;
bushel, 75a2.O0; cranberries, box, 500
a6.50 grapefruit, box, 1.75a2.75;
oranges, box, 3.00a3.50; strawberries,
quart, 30a45.
Selling Prices mt Noon.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter spot. ex-
port, 1.S9A No. red Winter, spot,
domestic 2.02A; No. red Winter
garlicky, domestic, 2.o2A; No. red
Winter, garlicky, no quotations.
Sales-None.
toLH-Nou, now SSlio"' SPO1' o.-'sh
so per barrel; track corn, yellow,
No. 2, 1.42.
Sales-None.
Oats-No. 2, 81 per bushel; No. 3,
e6a66h.
Rye-Nearby, 1.25a1.40; No. 2 rye,
spot, 1.5sk.
Hay-Re ceipts, SO tons. For the
better grades Of timothy and choice
light clover mixed hay there is fair
demand at full quotations, and the
supply of good hay is limited. Low
grade and inferior hay Is draggy and
of uncertain value.
Quotations today-No. timothy,
2O.5Oa21.50; No. 3 timothy. 17.00a19.00; j;
No. ! light clover, mixed, 19.6Oa2O.0 !;
No clover, mixed, 17.00a18.00.
Straw-No, 1 wheat, 12.0oa13.eo per
ton; No. oats 12.ooa14.o0 per ton-
Evening star., 1925-01-16
OIL STOCKS IMPROVE.

NEW YORK. January 16.-Advances
in gasoline prices and the drop in
crude oil production last year have
drawn attention to the recent i'm
provement In the industry, a Wall
street compilation showing that the
average of Is leading oils listed on
the stock exchange had risen. to 1880
from the 1924 low of 36.46. or a gain
of 1894 points. Compared with 1924
highs of 54.52 the same group showed
a decline of 4.72 points.
Evening star., 1925-01-16
ny WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, January ia decid-
ed falling off in the volume of busi-
ness was noticed in the curb deal
ings today and at times the market
was dull compared with recent stand
ards. Despite all the optimistic re-
ports concerning the outlook for the
oils these shares were at times offered
freely. Red Bank at 26hs reacted al
most 2Aa points below the previous
final. Offerings made themselves
felt in Kirby Petroleum, New Mexico
and Arizona Land, Mutual and in a
number of active standard issues.
Evening star., 1925-01-16
Your Banker Knows,

When in doubt about a security
consult your banker. 1t Is equally
as much his interest as yours to pro-
tect your savings. You trust him
with your deposits-why not trust
him with your investment problems?
Evening star., 1925-01-16

Don't be "shut-in." Try to get a
brisk walk every day, even if it is
only n short one. '@-