davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
Wednesday, December End, 1925.
INTERCHANGEABLE He N4yT HA yGTyNKN

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS peIhA He nphAh-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
nOCNElHNE HOBOCTN

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B CnphHrpnnb4, Mace, eBpeH-
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Y4aAOCb cPOpMnpoBaTb HoBblE IA
0MHeT M%HHnCTpOB.
= B 6OcTOHe, Mace, RaHOBaHbe
mspy yBeanqeHO C 10000 40 20.
600 goA. B rO4.
= B mTaTe Hbp-lROpsH HaCqHTbI-
BaeTca 10000 4ylueBHO-6OabHbIx "
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TEL. 7epwnHr, - Q. aMepnRaH-
cRnH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 8pa-
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CRne B AMepNRe C HeTepneHneM
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
BHA4. AyPOB nPOTNB.,.
l-PA BOPOHOBA.

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JIypoB OHpOBepraeT onblTBI I-pa Bo-
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CyHIecTB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
0nblTbI BblB0lKN CEPEbPH'
CTbIX lNCNu.

Rpara. haR %c0O6IIaOT IeyocIO-
BaIEIIe ra3eTH, HeROTOpoe BpeMa
TONY Ha3aI b YeX0cIOBaEH 6bl1ll
HaTaTM OHBrTBI c DMBO4ROL cepe0-
plIcTBIx .IHcIm, 9Tn OTIBITM OEa3a-
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BpeMa OpraHIIayeTca O6paaIOBaa pa
pMa b hpEaHOmaX, Ha E0T0pOlI Bib
BOIHa McIm oyer np0n3Bo4nFbea
b mHpOEHX paaMepaX. Cepe6pHCTne
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IIaIBT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
n 0 A NJ E.P v K E
A3POnAAHbl ana BbIC0TbI B
$4,000 0yT0B.

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phi IOIReH HO0HTB bee peIHopIH
HOIeTOB Ha BBIcOTy. HOBHii a9pOH-
IAN 6yIeT %HOIHHMaTBca Ha 10000
byToB, a, MoTeT 6BTb, Ha 10000
pyToB. 9ToT aapOHIaH HMeer orpOM
Ime II Cn.1bIbIe RpH,Iba 500 EBa4
paTHHx byron. IIpoHe.IIep cIe.IaII
I3 a.IOMHHlIa. Ha HeM HMeeTca ILL
6epTn MOTop B 400 ,IOmaIHHBIx CHI.
10 cHX hop aopOHIaHH HO4HIIMa
IHcb Ia BBlcOTy b 1886 byToB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
OHPOBEPKEHNE COB. nPEl-
CTABNTEHbCTBA.

npara. Ha 4Hax cOUHa,I 1eMcE
pa%TnqecEHii opraH ''IIpaBO .lnIyN
HaHeuaTa.I cOO6HIeHHe, b E0r0poM
.ToBopTTca, 6yITo-6H COB. HpaBllre-
lbcTBo WpeIuoIaraeT oTO3BdTb 10
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re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ga eTO HpT-
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BaIIEOiI He3aBHcIIMOcTH. BI0pc ne
qaTH HO.lH0MOqeHH0rO npeIcGaBlre-
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T0HOB-ABceeHEO OTHpaBH.I cBO@ Te-
.IerpaMMy TO cOrIameHHD c npapii-
TeIbcTB0M CCCP.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
OTMEHA ~OrPAHNqEhKN.

MOcRBa. HeIaBHO obi n3IaH pa
EOH'', pa3pemalOnIHii ocTaBnTb IA
cIe8HIIEaM 10000 py6. 9ror aaEcl
OTMeHeH II B|ecOBeTcEHii HeHTPa.lb-
Hill HcHOIHIITe.1BHMiI EOMHTeT no
cTaH0BII.I, qTO bee, HaGIlToe Rom
MyHHcTalm IepeXOIHT TO cMepTH ero
II HaCIeIHlIEaM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
bOpb6A B TEKCACE PA3rOPAE7Ca.

.NcrnH. MapHaM 9%epTycOH, ry6e-
pHaTOp TeEcaca, oTRa9aIa coaBaTb
9RcTpeHHyO ceccHD 3aEoHoIaTeIB-
HBX Ha.IaT I.Ia cyIa HaI TyOepHa-
T0pOM. 0Ha CHa3aIa, qTO ee Hp0TH-
BHIIEu - HacTOaHIHe BOIEH, IeIa-
DHIHe 3axBaTHTb ee NEGRO. bepry-
cOH peHIuIa 6opoTBca 10 RoHga II
OcTaBaTbca Ha cBOeif I0I%HOcTI 10
0|E0HqaHIIa Cp0Ea.
C1IHHep CaTTepBaHT, HaXoIamHll
ca B cBOeM HMeHHH peHIHI cO3BaTb
4 aHBapa CT. T. aRcTpeHHyD cecChD
4Ia cyTa HaI ry6epHaTopoM II ee
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
0 gETCR0N TA3ETE B COB.
POCCNN.

MOCRBa. B COB. HeqaTH b TeYe-
me H0cIeIHeT0 BpeMeiIH H0IHaT 30
np0C 0 IeTcE0i ra3eTe. IL b HacTO-
aIIee BpeMa B COB. POccHH meeTca
paI ra3eT, O0cIyTIIBaI0uIHN gamble
NIaIlHHe E0NMyHHcTHqecEIIe 0pra-
HH3aUIIH - HTIOHepCElIe, H0 one
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Il II09ToMy he H%O.1b3yDTca ocOoBM
BHHMaHHeM IeTeii. COB. neqaTb nora
TaeT, qTo IeTcEaa X0ponIO I0cTaB-
,IeHlIaa IOMMyHIcTIIqecEaa HeqaTb,
HMeeT 0Tp0MH0e HpOHaraHIH0e 3Ha-
TeEIIe, |lIpH3bIBaa pyR0B0IaIIIHe HpO
HaraHInHe OpTaHH O6paTHTb OcO0oe
BHHMaHHe Ha cO3IaHHe TaIOr0 pOIa
UeqaTIl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
HA KOH4EPEHuNN 4AMCKNX nOPTHbIX.

8NHA4Elb9Na, Tia. Hpe4 OF
KpbITNeM KOHBeHIHN NHTepHauhoHa-
AbHOrO COp3a gaMcRHx nOpTHbIx
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ycTpOnAh 4eMoHc-
TpaINp " Bouah B saAy noMeWe-
HHa C HnaRaTaMn, TAaCNBWnMH:
"Mbl Tpe6yeM npOnopINoHaAbHoro
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"AOAOH nOAnTHRy hcRHUqeHha vs.
D%HnOH0B - MBI Tpe0yeM o0uIen
aMHHCTHh.
"MBI Tpe6yeM HeMe41eHHOrO nph3-
HaHMa ROB. HpaBhTenbCTBa.
"MbI Tpe6yeM aMHNCTHH He TOAb-
RO Ha cHOSax, HO Ha acne.
lHgep AeBORpbllbHHRoB TaHMaH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
CHNaHNE K%AT0HNR0B C
VI.

B HbD Hope HpH0BI.I Hpe-
.IaT rpab Don TaIeH. Oh Gro
1T 30 T.IaBe GoO3a Mc&1y
HpaBOcIaBHeM II EaT0IHuec-
TB0M. IIo eTO cAOBaM 3TOr CO.
Io3 0bIcTpo EpelIHeT, TAX EaK
TpaBOc.IaBHaa uepROBb ocTa-
ZACH TeHepb 0e3 3aEI!llM OF
OOIbIueBnROB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
PyCCKNN nPNBHERAET P. BA-
lEHTNHO K OTBETCTBEhH0-
ta.,g GIN.

HOc AH&eAOC. HaXoIG, VITO hoe
.IegHaa EapTllHa Py1o1b0a Barrett
THO, TOIbEO qTO I'M 3~aH0HIeIIlldH
II mepuIaa cBoeii 6a6yloit- Fu3IIb
p%yccEOrO HapOIa B HeHpaBH.IhlloM
-ocBeIIIeHHlI, AIeEcaHlp llEOHIinE0B,
BO36yJHI Ha IHaX cyIe0HblII TlpO-
Hecc WOTHB IOMHaHllH Beer hocI
TeaTpc II IpyrHX EIHeMaTorpa4'rTe-
cEnX opraHHaanniI Tpe0ya Ilal0Ie-
Hill apecTa Ha oTy QHlBMy, c he
.lb.o B0cnpeHaTcTBoBaTb ee HeM9H-
cTpaIm.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
06BNHaEMblH KEHNTCH HA
CBNlETElbHNuE.

geTpoHr, Mnq. b TOpbMe cOcTo-
aIocb 6paEOcOqeTaHHe 9paHEa Rpe
MalIu, %o6BnHaeMoro B %y6HiicTBe, C
r.HaBHoii cBHIeTeIbnHIeii no 9ToMy
IeIy HprnOif BoiiEep.. 0Ha re-
Hepb he Mo;GeT D%BIcTyHaTb B rave
cTBe cBH4eTeIbHlIIIB 10 lEe.1y cBoe-
70 MyiRa = o6BIIHaeMoTo. IanHoe
9Toli cBHInTelbHIUei HoEa3aTHe IO
c.1y;EH.Io OcnOBaHueM liz o6BnHe-
HHa RpeMaa4H B y6HiicTBe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02

r.I1IHH, IaeT BO3M0atHOcrb ycTaHG-
EITb cucTeMy HOcTpOeHna N0llI.lB-
HOrO EypraHa Il pHTyaI H0Tpe0e-
Hua. MorHIbnble EypranII: PbII9a-
HIHlIb co0pyTenM 6bIIII lper9BHql~
NIL Hm EpuwIqaMI. b rypIanaX nan
IeHa CORONA, IocTH IoMamHFX EI-
B0THBX IL IITlllI, TIHIIaHlIBe H3Ie-
,IHa II yHpanIeIna BO%cT0Vipr9 Il 3a-
na4HOro HpoHcXo;HIeHHH. CpeIHnll
p0cT naiiIeHHBX HocTaGO9 1Ba
apnunHa s BepuIE0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
APECT 10 qEAOBER.

6PyRlKH, H.. ". 10 %aAO6e
13-TH AeTHeH 4eBymRH a~peCTOBaHO
10 qeAOBeR, B TOM qHCAe 8 AaBO-
qHMROB, 4eAaBmhx Ell He4BycMbICHe-
HHbIe npe4AOReHnH.
leA0 CqATaeTCa %HaCTOAbRO Cepb-
e3HbIM, qTO CYMMa 3aAOra ana IA
RAOrO 06BMHaeMOrO Ha3HaqeHa B
$500 g0l.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
6OPb5A HNATOHOBuEB C KE4POB4ANN.

nOcAe4HnH Hepe4aA 4eAO B BblCulYo
c%Yge6HyD HHcTaHuhO " 8leT ee pc
weHHa. A nORa MABeT B C~O6OpHOM
4OMe. MOHapxNCTBI aBnaNTCa OCo6e
HHbiMN CTOpOHHHRaMh PO%4ecTBeH-
cROro. 0HN M%O6HAnsYpT Bee C8OA
cnAbI ana HaqaBmeaca 6Opb6BI 4Byx
MNTponOANTOB " nX naCTBbl. NHbIe
XepTBypT B nOAb3y PO%4eCTBeHCRo
70 COTHN " TbIGa4H 4OAAap0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
no 20 VI.
A9POnAAH HOB0N R0HCTPyR--
LYNN.

MOcRBa. B KHeBe .IeTqIIROM \.
kamHHHHM cR0HTpyHpOBaH a9pOH-
IAN HoBofI EOHcTpyRIInH, ROTOpBIll
HOEpBI paccTOaHHe HHeB Xa-
pbEOB B TBa qaca 45 MHHyT. AopO-
nIaH HOcTp0eH Ha EIIeBcE0M 3aRoIe
II cIe.IaH is MeTaIIqecEIIX Tpy6OE.
TOlbrO EpBIILa c4e.1aHH I3 IepeBa.
M0TOp 0TlHTaeTca Ma.IBIM Bec0M II
9%EOHOMIIeii B HOrIOmeHnn TOHlHBa.
CTOmocTb a9pOHIaHa OHpeIeIaeTCa
B 10000 py6Iefi.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
PAS BE 0 BOCTN

llpoTHB caIoBHIIRa II IpyTIlX c1yT
IONA Ros6yTIeHo HpecIeIoBaHIle 81
c.IHlHEOM TlIIaTeIbHyD OXpaHy 10
Ma.
MaTb HeBecTM, MeaIy Hp0qIIM,
IaIa cBIHy %caIoBHnRa ly6nHFy, Hpe-
IyHpeIHB erO, qTo lie oyer GEO.
0eHH0ropeBaTb, ec.IH Oil c.I0Mael
ee II Chilly IyInEOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
3NHOBbEBubI MCTHT.

B HoBO : ,laIoEcEoM yea4e lie
rep6ypTcEoii Ty6.- YOUTH npoH3Bo-
4uBlHIIe cleIcTBHe 0 3IOyIoTpeGle-
maX B%oIocTHBX ~.BIacTeii, BXGIa-
Hulk B ''3HHOBbeBcEyIO TOMaHGy'',
yqacTEOBBIii c%.1eIoBaTeIb II HoMom-
HHE Ty0epHcEorO T,p0Eypopa. You'll
cTBo 6BIO cOBepmeHO Ha moccelt-
HoH gOpore,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
nAnA HAPylIIAET CB0E y3HV
qECTBO B PNME.

Pun. KaroIHqecRHii IHBoii .6or II
HaMecrHnE XpHcTa, IIana IIHii HaMe
pen B cIe8ypuUeM roIy Ho0BIBaTb
Il AccMcH, qTo6H VecTBoBaTb cB.
6paHIIIIcEa. PHMcHHii naTa aBIaeT-
CT Io0poBolbHHM y3HHEOM B cBoeA
BaTnRaHe II HHBOrIa H3 nero He BbI
e3RaeT. TaRoe IeIaHHe HaHH Hpo-
HsBe.Io 6o.1bIfyp %ceHcanHIo B EarO
lH4ecEHX c0epax.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
nOHEBb|E Cy4bI v CMEPTHAa kA3Hb.

roI BocHHoMy cy4y OHIO HpeIalIo
2S2 Tea0BeEa H3 E0HX Il cMepTH
HpHrOBOpeHM los MyIqHH II | de
HmnHa, UTo lie 4e.IaeT VecTI I0Ib-
cH0My T0cyIapcTBy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
orPOMHbIn TOPO4CRen BIO
4KET.

Hbp NOpS. HaEoHeT TO ''oTDH''
r. HBp lIopEa HpHHa.lH 6DIIeT IA
c%.Ie4yDmnit TOT. 9TOT 6pI@er BH-
poe 10 437.OO0.OOO To.IIapoB. so
%''OTUoB' ro.IOcOBaIH 3a 9Tor rHraHT
cEnii 0IoIReT, a IlaTb pecHy0In
IaHueB BHcEa3aMIcb HpQTHB TaROTO
6DITeTa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
xOTEn HouEnoBArb HEBECTy

lHOH. ,IyH &c Ho1e.laa nOceTHTb
cBop 1S-.1eTHDD HeBecTy, tleHIa
dtHae, qTo6H noneIoBaTb ee CHI
ntcii. PAM 9Toro OH Ho.Tea B ca4
IONA uepe3 aa0op.
TeHepb OH HaxoIHTca B rocnITa-
ne, HoHpaBIaacb OF HpoIoMa TOTO
BB. pa86nTorO Hoca II %HyIeBoll pa
HB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
nAMaTHNR HA COHRE.

MocRBa. IIaMaTmIE Jenny b BIZ
ne BHcoEOii cTaTyH G. MeTpoB
B%HcOToH) oyer %ycranOBIen b cRo-
pom BpeMeHH ia caMoii BMcoEoil
COME b o%EpecTHocrax BlaInBocro-
ia. CTaTya oyer BBE.IHTa H3 0pOH-
3BI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
HOlBPOCNIA HOlRHlbIuIA.

ttUHDFUOUJlA iIUnnWHDimA'
6pyHAHH, H. VI. A~pecTOBaHa To-
porn AifpeC, II IL, II e6 4Ba MO
.IOIBIx HpHaTeIa, C nOMOIBbD BoTo-
pix OLA %HoI6pOcHIa B ION .lyE-
ca B%epHnTefHa cBOeTO He3aIOHHO-
poIIeHHOTo pe6eHRa.
MOIo4Be IO1H 3aaBELIII, ITO OHlt
%''To.IBEo HOMora.IH 6eIHOii 4eBymRe
B 6eIe", y EOTopoif He 6H.IO cpeIcTB
Ha coIep&aHHe pe6eHHa. 0TeT eTO
cRpBIca, cO6IasHHB 4eBynIEy.
HA60PAT0PNH 4GH. NCCHEA0-
BAHNa. aalDn
BaET HAaEHc, H. VI. BO3Te ye3I
HOTo TOcHHTaIa 6yIeT cTpOHTea ia
6OpaTOpHa IIa HccIeIoBaHHii 6oIe
3Heff. gu
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
APECT nOAaKA.

MH4BHHb, ia. ApecTOBaH dH
MyHHITyR, y6HBmHif cBoD 17-TH Ie-
rHlDn IeHy, EoTopyo OH cHpaTaI
HOI HOdOM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
CHENILLE 3AHC5I B H0HbWE
BapWaBa. B HO16Me BBIIIa.I 90

BapmaBa. B IIOI6ne BbIlIal OU-
IblHoii cher, FOTopHM aaHeceHBr To-
poIa II ceIeHHa. IIpa pBaHo Ie1ea-
HOIopoRHoe Il TeIerpa3Hoe COCO
MEME. HorH6Io MHoip aIOIeii, ma
X0IHBmHXea B HyTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02

1ehbHbIe cO6paHHa BOnpOc 0 RoHrpO-
ne Ha9 yrAeM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02

B H~oIbcEHii ceiiM DHeceH 3aHo-
H0HpOeET 90 yHpa3IHeHm BOeHH0-
n0IeBHX cyIOB II IOIT0M yHpa3I-
HeHIlH 3aIOHa 0 cMepTH0li Ea3HH,
ROT0paa 30 BECK cIyqaaX ea HpH-
MeHeHHa I0.IMHa 0MTb 3aMeHeHa
nO.EH3HeHHMM 3aRIlOTeHIIeM.
BOccTaBaa Hp0THB B0eHH0-H0Ie-
BOif DcTnIpIII, aBTOp aaR0H0lIp0eHTa
geH. NlapeI yRa3MBaeT, VTO 8a 1871
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
3A6ACTOBRA HA ME4NuNH-
CROM 6AKylbTETE 8 nPATE.

Hpara. Ha MeTnunHcEOM baEydb
TeTe IIpaTcEOrO hapIoBa yHIIBepcH-
TeTa GRO noa6pa 6HIa HaqaTa
H|pOTecrHaa |3a0acT0BEa, b IOTOp0Il
WHHa.IH yTacrle cTyIeHTM Ira
Eypca. I%IpHquHOii 3a6acTOBRH aB.la-
eTca HpoTecr m0THB HeIocTaTEa Me
eta i Ia6OpaTOpTlax II a%y1lfrcpnay
HIIcTnTyTa o6nIefi %TeIo1ornH,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-02
CEHCAuNOHHbln nP0uEcC
LunNOHAX B KNWNHeBE.

bYxapecT. B EnmIleBcE0M EoeI-
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
AWAITS DEPORTATION,
 FINDS JAIL BORESONE
Man Without Country Brings Writ to Ob-
 tain Freedom

A writ or habcus corpus asking tEc United States government to show reason why Peter Kopsczenski should not be released from Hart ford county jail has been prepared by Attorney Saul P. Waskowitz of this city. and is to be brought be- fore Judge Edwin S. Thomas shortly.
 Kopsczonski was arrested in 1923 for theft and sentenced to 10 months in prison. Tpon completion of his term he was re-arrcsted on federal deportation warrant and confined to Hartford county jail while the usual steps for deportation were taken. The Polish government was asked to receive him back and fatIy declined, The Polish consulate refused to have anything to do with the case and The United States government has been unwinding rcd tape for R months. Tn the meantime Kop- szonski without money to engage counse1 has been ''doing timH."
 Recently Hartford friends interest ed themselves in the case and cn- gagged the services CT Attorney Was kovitz to bring tho tse into the United States court and tho writ Of haheus corpus was prepared
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
RUMANIAN PRESS TALKS
 ABOUT DEBT FUNDING
Not Very Optimistic, Taking Bel gian Terms aS Precedent,
 Papers State.

Bucharest Eumania, Aug. 22 tF-- The Eumanian press IS giving con- siderable space 10 the Belgian debt funding agreement with the United States. in view of the likelihood that a Rumanian debt funding commis- sion will shortly 20 10 America.
 The leading organs sum up the situation as not very encourag ging for Rumanis if the Belgian settle ment is used es a precedent"
 After lengthy negotiations an agreement has been signed between Rumanian private debtors and their French creditors liquidating trade debts contracted before the armistice and payable in French francs.
 Trade debt funding agreements covering pre-armistice and post armistice obligations now have been signed with the British. French, Belgians, Italians and Swiss. These obligations have no connection with ths governments dehts.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
L ONC ISLAND WOMAN ADVERTISING
 FOR HER PANCAKE EATING TURTLE;
 FEARS PET OF FOUR YRS. IS UNHAPPY

New York, Aug. = CEG Cedric, the pet turtle of Mrs, Edward Ray nor of Brookhayen, Long Island, who came to her door summer and spring for four years to eat pan cakes made from q family recipe 200 years old, has been kidnapped
 Mrs. Ravnor advertised her loss as follows:
 LoSt-lf this notice comes 10 the man who took the turtle. will he please return him 10 Mrs. Edward Raynor, who fears he will miss his pancakes and also will never be able to find his way back to his winter location? 9"
 T want only to know that the tur- He is well off," Mrs. Raynor said. If the man doesn't want to return him. I'll he glad 10 send him a re- cipe for the pancakes. I'm afraid the turtle will miss them and be un- happy"
 Mrs. Raynor, like many others in Brookhaven, has made pets of tur- ties especially those with initials on her ancestors carved on their shells. When Cedric came 10 her house with the iniai,l "B" on bis back, Mrs. Raynor spotted him immedi- AtslY e the pet of the Barton fam
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
VOLUNTEERS TWO SONS
 AT COFFIN OF THIRD
Mother Meets Body On Return From Rih Encounter and Proposes
 Additional Sacrifice

Paris, Aug. 22 tP-A story re- calling the Roman mother who gave and gave again of her sons for her country is related in a story sent by the correspondent of the Temps in Fc-
 A young sheik belonging to the Zaer tribe, whic is a partisan cf the French, was killed during the re cent advance. The news of the son s death was broken 10 the mother as gently es was possible.
 Quickly s!e went out to meet the homecoming body. taking two younger sons with her. Without stopping for more than minute be- side the stretcher on which her first born lay, she threw herself before the officer who enlists tribesmen for action against Abd-El-Krim.
 "The enemy has killed one of my sons" she said to the officer. 'J give thee two to replace him"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
OPERATION FAILED TO
 MAKE HIM A GOOD MAN
Patient, Operated on t3 Years Ago to Correct Criminal Tendencies
 Arrested.

Minneapolis, Aug. 22 LPl--Johr Howard, who was operated on by court orders Is years ago, in an ef- fort to correct criminal tendencies, was arrestde today by Minneapolis police and confessed to robberies in four downtown buildings.
 The case attracted national atten- ton in 1912 when judge in district court here directed surgeon to operate on Howard, then IT years old, In an effort to remove pressure from his brain, on the theory that it caused him to steal.
 After the operation, his personal ity was said to have changed com pletely and the youth. out an parole, from the St. Louis Cloud reforma- tory, was given full pardon. That was the last police heard of him until his arrest today.
 Howard told police that in Sep tcmhcr, 1928. he suffered from head aches and the surgeon who perform cd the first operation then removed the silver plate that had been placed in his skull Since then, he said he has had twenty spells when his mind went blank.
 When Howard was ii years old, he was struck on the head by a fall ing circus tcntpole.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
SCRAPPED BATTlESHlP
 CONVERTED INTO HALL.
Decks oF Illinois Are Available For for Dances, EtC-Rental To
 Buy Soldiers Smokes.

New York. Aug co tF7--The decks If the hatteship Illinois from which guns hoomed st Tampico and Vera Cruz during the trouble with Mex leo will be rented out for such peace full pursuits as dances to the strains of jazz bands. card parties business meetings and r~nyentions at $225 a night,
 The Illinois was scrared under the Washington limitation of arms treaty Ii is anchored in the Hudson River along Riverside Drive at 96th street and has been converted into a huge floating drill shed. heinz used as a training ship fol the New York Naval Militia.
 Why the ship IS 10 be rented out when not in use could not be learn ed. The proceeds of rentals how ever, will go into funds for extra regulation expenditures and smokes and other comforts for the militia men.
 Circulars advertising the ship for rent list it's advantages as being a hall 800 feet long. unobstrneted by lplllars and vel liEhteA
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
ESCAPED KILLER CAUGHT
 IN HOTEL IN CENTRALIA
Tom Turray Who Broke From Ore gon Prison Week Ago, Double
 Crossed By Pal

Cantralia, Wash. Aug. P FN-- Tom Murray. escaped killer from Oregon prison at Salem, was cap turcd through a ruse today in ho- tel here.
 Philip Carson of Portland recoE- nized Murray in Vancouver, Wash, last night and persuaded the con- yict to accompany him to Centralia, where he pretended they would rob a roadhouse.
 Murray had separated at White Salmon. Wash, from James Willos and Ellsworth Kelly, convicts ssso- ciated with him in the escape, and had agreed 10 meet them in the east.
 After taking Murray to a hotel room, Carson called policemen and Murray submitted to arrest without resistance.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
"DUTCH" ANDERSON BELIEVED
 TO HAVE ESCAPED ON BOAT
Mysterious Craft Sighted in Gulf of Mexico Thought to Re Vessel Stolen At Gulfport Miss, With Hance Slayer On Board
Pensacola, Wa, Aug. 22 (E

Pensacola, F'lao Aug. 2G F --- Somewhere out in the Golf Of Mexico today moving southeast. ward, sailed q small schooner-yacht which authorities at Gulfport, Miss, and newspaper men here believe carried George Dutch" Anderson, mall robber and alleged killer Of Ron Hance and his wife.
 The Idea "Q.", the little vessel on which the pal of Gerald Chap man Is believed 10 have escaped from the United States. was stolen Tuesday night from its moorings at Gulfport. It was sighted yesterday by the steam merchant slip De troit-Wayne 800 or more miles out in the gulf. In reporting its obscr- vation of the sail boat by radio, the Detroit Wayne operator described the schooner in terms which exactly fit the missing craft.
 Chief Byrd of the Gufport police and Pilot R, E, Barker of the Pen sacola naval air station seaplanc, which made an unsuccessful search for thestolen boat expressed the be- lief that Anderson and his gang made away with the Idea @" which
New Britain herald., 1925-08-22
MISS BRADLEY ENGAGED
Prominent Chicago Girl, Related to Judd and Iandcrs Families, to Marry Overseas Veteran.

An announcement of special inter est 10 New Britain and Hartford people is reported from Woqueton- sing. Michicaeo. the summer home Of Charles Morris Bradley O. Chi caCo and Pasadena, At reception last week, Mir. and Mrs. Bradley an- nounced the engagement of their daughter, Florence, to Carlos NJ, Fet- terolf Of Montclsir, New Jersey,
 Miss Bradley has many friends in the East, where she has made ire guent visits, She ts a granddaughter of Mrs NJ. N Judd and a niece oi Mortimer N. Judd and Harold Lee Judd of New Britain. On her moth CTS side she is closely related 10 the Landers family. She has one brother Harold Judd Bradley, of San Fran. cisco
 Miss Bradley attended private schools in Chicago and The Bennett School at M!ubrook. She has beer much identified with charitable work in Chicago, having been presi- dent of the Kenwood Infant Welfare association and of the Thrift Shor conducted for its benefit.
 Mir. Fetterolf Is the son of Mir and Mrs A, C. Fetterolf of Montclair and Is q graduate of the Virginia Military academy During the World War he was on overseas duty more than two years. He is engaged in the shipping business in New York. Mir, Fettcrolf's only sister is the wife ot Robert Hopwood Of Minneapolis. a brother Of Mrs. Harold Lee Judd The wedding will take place in Chi cago early in the autumn.