davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27
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Cam 3HaI, qT0 4apoM qeIOBeHa
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HHTb Ip0 9To IeI0, a Bee IKE O0HI-
H0 CTa,I0: He 0BeHHIH ITO HaCT0a-
IIeMy. IlIDHyI, B3IoXHy.I II Bib
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q~el0BeHy RypaBIeM H0Xa;EIIBaTb.
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HHX II 1aXyqHX, a TeItepB 60pa-
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6er0B H00anBaIca II bee BpeMa
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27

ca HaH60Iee 0TBeTCTBeHHHM. 3IeCb
Xopoma %EIaCcHqecIaa l|HTepaTypa,
np0H3BeIeHHa TapMOHHqecRHe II Ky
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HHIO. B qacTHOcTH, qTO6H 6HTb Nh
TpecHoH, EHnra IolaHa 6BlTb COR
peMeHHa II 9THM O6'acHaeT .IeETOp
cIa6Mii HHTepec CpeIH HBIHemHHx
pyccIHX IeTeif 10 MHoTHM pyccEHM
EIaccHRaM.
TOBOpa o TOM, HaI qHTaTb, !HeE-
T0p TOB0pHT 0 IByX THHaX pe0eH-
Ha: ID6aHInX qHTaTb II paBH0IyIn-
HHX Il EHHre. B HepBOM c,Iyqae
HeO6xOIHMO %6OpOTBca C ~saHoliHBIM
qTeHHeM RHHTH, 30 BTOpOM e ny
rem yMeIOTO noI6Opa Hy%HO HpHo-
XoTHTb Il EHHTe. HaXOIa He%eIa-
Te.IbHMM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOIb30Ba-
me IeTbMH RHHTaMH H3 O0nIHX ono
.1HoTeE, IeETOp cqHTaeT HOaeaHBEN
He6oIBIHHe IOManlHHe 6%H0IIHOTeEH,
nyTeM EOTopHx MOIHo 6BlIo OBI pc
TyIHpOBaTb qTeHne pe0eHIa.
C. a.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27

IL oyer HO9T0My HMeTb R0Hocca.1b-
HBii yCHeX y cBoHX HapTHflHBIx EN-
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HO HHETO He p%aCqHTBIBa,I, qTo ia
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IaE Y%epqHIIb, IOHycTHT Heqa.Ib-
HHii HpOMaX Il HeOcTOpo;EHO BTaHeT
6eapa0oTHBTX B IHcEyccHN HpH 0Eo
4IeTHMX HpeHHaX.
OCTaHOBHBIHHcb Ha E%0IOccaIIb-
HOii BH0pe ac%cHTHyeMoli HpaBHTe1b
cTBOM Ha HoIIepTEy 6e9pa6OTHbIM,
OH 10 TOTO yBIeRca CBOeiI pOlBD
'rOcyIapcTBeHHOTO 6%yXTalTepa', ITO
c0BepmeHHO sa6MI HpH 9ToM HcE1D
q"HTeIbHOe Observation-Disclosures
3HaqeHHe Hpo6IeMH 6eapa6OTHUBI
II HO3B0IHI Ce0e 3aMeTHTb, qT0 ITO
iii WOcTo He XOTaT pa0OTaTb B Ha
IeTIe HOIyqnTb IIOcO6He OF Ha3HBI'
IIOIO6Hoe OCEOp6IeHHe co cTOpO-
HH CepbesHorO HOIHTHqecEOro 4ea-
TeIa, 6pOmeHHOe c HaplaMeHTc-
EOi TpH0yHH 10 a4pecy 3HaqHTe.lb-
HOii qacTH TpaH4aH cTpaHB, ecTec-
TBeHHO, HpHBelO Il TONY, qT0 B ma
IaTe, HOIHaIca cTpa1IHHh cEaHIaI
II MHHHcTp BBHy%IeH obi npep-
Barb cBOD peqb II yIaInTBca H3 ga
IH 3aceIaHllif.
VI. HpNrORNH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27

30pE0 cM0TpeI Ha lot, He Ha0eraeT
III OpIa. Tax II Tenepb. TOIBR0 HBI-
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IaTb iii 00IbIHeBHnEHX M0TaqeH.
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CMe.10 0TBeqa.IH:
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MOryT. II cEOTHHy 3a9paTB MoryT.
II X.1e0. u Il cTeHHe H|0cTaBHTb MO-
TyT. Bee MoTyT. OrT0r0 II HoEOD Her
III cHp0cH.I pas y MyEHEa OIL
H0ro, ITO ITO %cBIlIyqeMy 0olbIHaHy
B Te.1ere HepeBaIHIca II c cyMpaq-
HOH Har.IHBOcTbW 10 cTOpoHaM Obj
paAca II ep3aa:
Hero 9T0 TH MaTycHInbca?
la TaE. MaIo IN.
Ia TH HpaB1y cHaiHH.
lloMoIqaI MyRHH, nOcRpe0 rpa3-
HBM H0rTeM meHy II cEa3aI:
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0acT0BEy HaqaI IeIaTb. ll0cIe Bon
IIbT alI0HcHoi. Tax 6HBaaO B re
BpeMeHa T0cII0Ia BcaEHe ia Home
IlHEH, I0TIa 10 00.lbHIaHy eXaIH,
3aBcer4a 10 0y0eHny Il Tyre HoI-
Ba3HBaIH. uTO6H He C,IBIXaTb 6BIIO.
HbIHe ;Ea Bee NH Bp0Ie EaR 0e3
6y6eHUoB, TolbEo II 4yMa oIHa,
qTo0H HHETo Te6a He upHMeTHa -
HI Bpar, Hi Ipyr. HeTy MeHa =
II bee. Ok, THcTb HHcToIHaa.
Moro BepcT 1IcxoInI B%a6apBIRa,
Il nOBcDIy OHIO II TO lie: X0po-
HHHca MydHE or Iy10r0 E1a3a II
Ha HeB3r04.IHByD ;EII3Hb IaaGBaI-
ca. A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HHEaRoH
n3 0eIHocTH BBHpocTaTBca II qecT-
no, 6e3 o6MaHy iBITbe-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27

,ReHHbA.
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BHaTb IIaIB HIyIae.
Pa0OIOHb TOT qy;E0h 0HI,
XapbEoBcHHfI paE.1o, I0cN0Tpea
npnlIypeHHM rda3OM Ha neIuepB n
cHlDHyI BHcoHoMepHo:
He M0ReT TOTO 0MTb. TOT cBeT
HHHe EaTeTopHqecEH aHHyIHpoBaH-
HHii.
A bHIHMOH xOpOu0 H0MHHI He
qHHopa. 3acIoHHB IelToH ,IaIoHbIo
Tla3a OF npe4BeqepHeT0 colHlIelIe-
ia, BCMOTpeIca II, H0rHa4HB cB0D
6opogy, Ha 6%o0pOBBfi Mex HoXo%yIo,
cIa3aI:
-HopHyc y nero, II BTIpaB4y,
aE Y HeqHHopa, a ToIbIo HIeTn
MoIoIBe. yI He PH,IBIII IN?
Tax II e Hlo 6BIlHn, aIpeHa
MaManlal - C B0cTOp%eHHBIM cT0-
HON %IlpoRpHqaI IIeTpo II exn4Ho
3acMeaaca: = A Hy-Ea, npoBeIae-
NO RoMMyHHcTa!
BpeMeHn Y BECK 6HIo MHoro,-
Ha 3%aceIaHHe eXa,1H, H0BepHy-
III R0Ha HpaMO Ha IleLHepBG II
HoIHBM raIoHoM EaE pas Ha Ba-
6apMRy.
-3IOpoBo, bBIHn! - 3aEpH-
qa,I IIeTpO. &C IOMMyHncTHqecHHN
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B Tux MHcTaX, ne T03aM porn npaBz
HOT.
Ba0apBIHa H0BepHyI T0l0By, II lie
BHHHMaa RHpEH H3 3eMIH, c XMy-
pbM II TycR.TBIM yMHaeHHeM oTBe-
Till:
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27

-BeIb IaR 06HaIe;HHBa.lH 00Ib-
meBnRH: %cqacTIHBO, MOI, 3aiEHBe-
re: T0I.IO Hac CIymaiiTe. kaH de,
3aHHIH! HaHHMaIacb INCA Ha It'll
Viii IBOp 0epeqb OF. ROpHIyHa. Bepb
HIM. kaI T0B0pHTca:: HyIIeH Ha ap-
mHHe yHeceT HopTH0i Ha Ho1HH-
UaX, a 60.IbTIeBHH Ha O0eHIaHbH.
Bee BpyT. haI 6mIO Tar N ecTb:
y EaYHoro MyaiHRa ITO ceMH 0a-
paHoB II KaaHMf 90 HeM %3a60THTca.
Tax HeBIeIH IKE paHbIle .Iyq-
lie 0BIO?
Tie 6Hlo? - IoHHTBIBaIca Ba6a-
pHEa.
B3IHXaIH MyHIRH, c0TIe,IH Hoca-
NH Il B 04HH T0,a0c 0TBeqaIH:
-0InH qopT. II TorIa II TeHepa.
hOc0rop y cepoG 6aIRH TaEoi
Ie, HaI obi, II OHOIbHBln lIyTb Ha
BaXMyT - TaE0H axe. IlMIH Ha n4a
KY Tenepb, Hoa;aIyfl, MeHbIIle era
40, u0T0My qTO qyMaEII IpyTyD 10
pOry npoIo&HIlI, xoTb II I.nIIHHyn,
ia IIa 3l0T0 TIa3a HeHpHMeTHyD.
A IIemepH %IBIpqaTHe, IaI cToa-
I'LL Jpn IeIax HaIIlIx, TaI II re-
nepb CToaT MOIqaIHBHe.
EXaIH HBHeIIHHM .TeT0M MHMO
HelIep lleTpo CRy6a, 6HlHMOH PM
H0IIIDff, ia HClIolH0Me4sHf IHCapb
Pa0OI0Hb, XHTpaa B0HoTaTaa Xapa,
oTIIa Ha E00BIy HpOMeHaTb B3aIca
Obi. Ie,I0 6BLIO HOI Beqep. Hahn
HIGH bee Tpoe 10 TOTO, qTO MoTIH
OBJ IpacHOTO paIa I0.IoI0HbHBIM 3B0
HON BcTpe4aTb. EIyT II opyT 30
BcD M0qb "3a BaacTb cOBeToB''.
T0IbI0 9T0 cBepHy.IH Ha ysIyTo
Iopory, ran BIpyr CRy6a saMaxaH
pyEaMH II 3aTpacea, cI0BHo cEa-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27
(np04oAReHNe).

lloTeNHeI OF aIOcTH Ba6apHRa
N IpaM0 H3 ce6a BBuIea:
-CqacTBe HaIo yBceN yMecTe
HcHaTb. CoO6qa. Ha TO II peBOlOIIHa
c%ayqHIacB. la cEa3aTb HeqeTo:
HaHIeH0 yIe ono - I0Ie3HHd
Tpy8 lgIa Bceo6IDerO 6aarocOcToa-
HHa.
A '9BIceHbEHlI apXHoayX cBOe:
Here, M0I0IOif qe.IOBeI, -
C HOIIOii ycMeIlEoi T0BOpHT.-Euue
He BHpoIHIca TaEoi MyIpeT, 10
T0pHf OBJ 3HaI, b 4eM CqaCTbe.
BcEHHe.I Ba6apHTa.
Tax BBL, cTaIo 6BTB. TpaiEIa
HIH, ,leHHHa he upH3HaeTe? OF
BepraeTe? Hin HOqeM CqHTaeTe?
-lIyu0cTH, -OTBeTaeT cTapnqeI
06Ie3IbId. -,IeHHH enc ToEe n0c-
IelHeT0 ca0Ba He CTa3ad.
-l'IyHOcTH?
II TaE 9T0 3aB03MHI0 ba0apBIRy
I0NeIIHH0Ba 10IeMIIRa, ITO He CIep
Kan Ce6a, XBaTuI 0O.IbnIOfi qepe-
HOB co CTOIa II 9TIM CaMbIM Ne
peHEOM cTapHEa 10 ,1BcHHe -
~xIaCTbl
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XIIOIyX!
ll0HIaTIIyICa IMceHbEIH IL lIaB-
3HHq yHaI, a H3 Ge.IT0H B0cH0B0n
r0IOBH TEN BpeMeHeM yE DIIIa
6e30cTaH0B0qH0 H0TeBIa. ,lBa IHa
H|0MyqHICa, HOCTOHaI II HOMep co
GIe30lf ia 0THpBT0M T1a3y.
Cy4HTb Ba6apHEy, pa3yMeeTca,
Cyguan (He Ha 6eccyIHoll aie sem,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27
NbHOBO4CTBO COE4. WTATAx

GeHbrI 4Ha 9apMepa, qpeaBH-
TaiiHO MaaO lBHa noTpe6IaeTca Ha
6apMaX. lBHaHoe Mac.IO II MyHa
npoIyHTM ceMaH. IlepBOe B 0OIb-
HIN H%oIHqecTBax ynOTpe6IaeTca B
HpOH3B0ICTBaX HpacoE, IaEa, IhHO-
IeyMa, %HeqaTHoi EpacEH ,HcRyccTBe
HHoIi HOHH II up. %HpoIyETOB. llOcle
TOrO, EaE n3 HpeccOBaHHBIX ceMaH
u~sBIeqeHo MacIo, 0cTaTEH pa3Ma'HH
BaIoT. HOIyqaeMaa MyBa cqHTaeTca
HeHHbIM BOpMOM IIa cE0Ta.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27

IIdpHaM B%epHyIca? ok II OH 4Eaa-
4M %myEaemb?? Or TaH TaH!
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6apBIEa. Il TyT roIa TpH Ha3a4
qacH 3aX0BaI.
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He yHHMaIca IleTpo. - He HHa-
nc aE Bill IoMMyHHcToB!
u pacEaTHcTO aapaiaI Ha BcIO
cTeHb, nOXIOua.I ce6a ITO .IajEEaM,
Hoep3aI, noIMHTHyI H., Tpy3Ho BbI-
npbrHyI H3 Te.IerH, HoI EoHeG
CHa3aI: .ue
lily, IO6pe. IllyEah. myEai.
MoTe ITO Hn6y4b H 3HaI4emb. Mo
de. 3aoIHO H CMeTaHy TAM 3HaliIeUb.
Tar TIL II Hac yroIaii. IlOMHHnIb
npo %cMeTaHy?
XoTe1ocb Ba6apHEe o6HIeTbca,
HOToM co6paIca 6BIo BaIoxHyTb, a
VIZ RaI-T0 TaH BblIl.10, VT0 3acMe-
aIca, a qeMy - HeH3BecTHO.
CMeTaHy, ToBopHHlb?
IloIyMaI HeMHoro, noIyMaa II,
oIIycTHB TIasa, 406aBHI:
la.
C.Je3 c'B03a II bHaHM0H. MoIqa
Ho4OHIeI Il Ba6apMRe, n%o3IOpOBaa-
ca C HIM II cHp0cHI:
Led TH Hp0naIa,I yCe Bpe-
Nh? yai TIL Ham nopaccEa3yii.
lily H0 TyT pacCRa3BBaTb.
bMIo ia Hp0nII0, BaI0 3aMe-
TIL Ba6apmRa.
CyMpaqHMe r.Ia3a eTO,, HaIIOMH-
HaBIIHe 3e,IeHyD H~eHOIBHIHyD DO
ny RaHaBH, ycTaI0 03Hpa.IH cTeHb.
HeX0Ta II HaTy2HO b cHyHHx clO-
BaX paccEa3aI OH, IaI BaIaIca B
THby Il IaI XosaiiHHgaI r cOBx0-
BE.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27
AHTnNNCKNE NMREPNANNCTbI v 5EsPA60TNlA

b TO BpeMa, RaH 30 BECK 1pyTTX
CTpaHaX c lIapIaMeHTCHm peEIMOM
6NIReT 06BIqHO HHTepecyeT OInHX
aEGHb mpO0ecCnOHalbHBX H0lIITII-
Rob, COBepmeHHO HHaqe O0cToHT Ie-
10 B BeInRO6pHTaHHH, RE 6IoI-
IeTHHe peHHa BceTIa CTOaT B
UeHTpe B|HHMaHHa CaMBX, qT0 Hi
Ha eCTB mnpORHX CIOeB HaceIema.
A B TeHymyO CeccHIo aHrTHlfc-
Roll HaIaTM O0HIHH, TOTIa b pom
MHHncTpa 0HHaHcOB HoIBH8aeTca ia
EOii HOHyIapHHii II T%aIaHTITBHli 70
cyIapcTBeHHMii IeaTe,IB, RaE Yep
qH.Ilb, BOTTpOCH, cBa3aHHBe c Tocy-
IapCTBeHnBM 0DIReTOM, %ITpHO0peTa
lot b T.Ia3dX aHTIHqaH eIHe TOpa3-
10 60Iee Ba;EH0e 3|HaqeHHe. lilo 0e
ia B TOM, VTO Ia1e HCRyCCTB0 Ta
TOTO BBIIaOHIeTOCa MacTepa, IaI
HHHeHIHIii pyHOBOIHTe.1B 0HHaHca-
NH b E0HCepBaTHBHOM Ea0HHeTe 30
IIBHHa, npH TOTopOM 4ocTHTHyTH
3%HaqHTelBHMe |0DIIeTHBIe yIyTme
HHa II 3aMeTHO %yBeIHqeH 9EclIOpT,
lie MOIeT cHpaBHTBCa C TaHeI0n 3a
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3pa00TH1eH.
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6e3pa6OTHHX B HOCAe4HeM MeCaIe,
ITO cOO6weHHD I|0HIOHCIOTO IOppeC
cnoHIeHTa ",lep Tor, HpeBBIlaeT
Ha He.IBIX CTO TbICaq ROIHqeCTBO 6e
3pa0OTHHX so TOT ;He MeCaII MIHyB
nero TO4a.
CTpaHHO cEa3aTb, Ho 6aIT. TOT,
TTO OIHa .1HIIIb AHTIHa, He CqHTaa
ed o0uHpHMX HOIOHHii, HacqITHBaeT
B |HaCTOaHIee BpeMa ABa MNAAN0Ha
qe,IOBeR, He HMeIOnIIX B03M0liH0cTH
|HpHMeHHTb CBOH cH,IM Il HaR0My OBI
TO Hi 0bII0 TpyIy II BbIHyH4eHHbIX
HO9ToMy cIyIHTB TaaeIBM 6peMe-
HeM 4.Ia TOCy4apcTBeHHoli Ea3HBT,
,lBa MHIIHOHa 6e3pa00THHX C Tx
TeHaMH II IeTBMH BMeCTe C%OCTaBIa-
lot 3HaqHTeIbHyp apMHIO, H0TOpaa
yTe caMBIM 6aHT0M cBoeTo cynIeCT-
BOBaHIIa 4OIGHa c,lyHHTB TIIBbIM 40
B~a3aTeIbCTB0M T0T0, qT0 B 0praHH-
9aHHH II cHcTeMe T0cy4apcTBa Cyme
CTByeT oHaCHHll 4e0eRT, qTO HpaBH-
TeIbCTBeHHHii anIIapaT HepeCTaI HO
pMa,IbHO 6yHRIIHOHHpOBaTB... IIOIO-
deEHe aBlHeTCH HdCT0Ibk0 Cepbo-
3HbIM II 0HacHHM, qT0 gaKe pa00-
/ Faa IIapTna, 60Ibme BceTO 3aHHTe
p%ecoBaHHaa ~Cy4b0aMH 6e3pa6oTHbIX,
qpe3BHTalIH0 OcTopOTHO HcHOIB3OBBI
BaeT 9TO HpHCEOp0HOe aBIeHHe lis
cBOHX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UelelI~ Il
H30eTaeT H0HbIT0H |aTaHOBaTb I0H-
cepBaTIIBHOe IpaB1TeIbcTB0 II B0cc-
TaHaBIHBaTB Hp0THB hero T0.IOIHHX
Ii oTqaaBTlHXca HpoleTapHeB.
Pa3BTpaBmHiica B naIaTe O6uIHH
0ypHHlI cEaHIaI MejEIy MHHHcTp0M
6HHaHcOB II p%a6OqHMH IenyTaTaMn
OHa3aIca CoBepnIeHHO HeoTHIaH-
HIM.
H3BeCTH0 6EII0, TT0 VepTHIII
lIpeIcTaHeT HepeI IIapIaMeHT0M {
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27

VTo-6 3aTeqb MHpcEOii HoTap.
VaCTO B %H3HH Tar 0BIBaeT,
IIoraaIHIIIB, HHOii HocTpeI -
llOIRHTaeT, ~H0IHHraeT...
He nOIRer, a cam cTopeI!
II B AHrOpe Topa MHOTo
II B AHTOpe CYL HeIIcToB
0cyIHI OH OqeHb cTpOrO
MecTHBIX rOpe-HporpeccIIcrOB.
Te-Ie, 3,IoyHOTpe0IaIH
HpOHaTaHION %cepBe3HOh,
A EaHof? PeIHTHO3HOif (!?)
HporpeccncTOB BH BHIaIH?!
llOHeB0Ie 3aTpycTHM NIB,
@, VHTaTe.IB, Ipyr, cEaGH:
HeyIeIH c|oBMecTHMH
HporpeccHcTH II XaHdH?
Il
* x
TpvI HcH0IHHB HCHOIHHCKIlIi,
Ito "JHp4eii HcEOpeHeHbD"
PeE o8Ha$IH HaH l3epIHHcHHn
B He3a6BeHHOe MrHoBeHbe:
-"IIIeBeIHTb M03TaMH Ma.TOCTb
''IlpeIHaTaDT HAM c0BeTH,
"Hy. a IaH HAM CIeIaTb 9T0!
"ROIb Y nae, - HaIaH HaI0cTb
"B T0I0Be c0BCeM HX HeTy!"
6NT-60N.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-27
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Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

An answer to the man who says, "I have no time to attend the Chamber of Commerce meetings"
 Every man ought to give lot Of time and thought and energy to his business, but he should not keep his nose to the grindstone. Such prac tice makes him narrow, keeps him small, limits his capacity for doing bigger things, and makes his life a drudgery.
 N Did you ever see switch engine in the railroad yards?
 Isn't it busy piece of machinery? '? pulling and snorting, going ahead and going backwards, back on this track and on that-but did you ever realize that the switch engine never gets out of the yards.
 Membership Increase Committee
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
COWDY HAS BRILLIANT
 RECORDS ON DIAMOND
 AND FIELD OF BATTLE
(By Associated Press)

lby Associated PreSSD NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Hank Cow dy, veteran backstop of the New York Giants, whose play figured big in the 1924 pennant drive of the McGrawmen, has had one of the most dramatic careers of any dia- mond hero.
 First springing to fame a decade ago in the memorable worlds series in which the Boston Braves toppled the mighty Philadelphia Athletics, Gowdy gained more attention thru his war record, then came back last season to help the Giants win their fourth straight pennant and give the ! Washington Senators desperate worlds series battle.
 Gowdy was the first major league player to join the colors when the United States declared war on Ger many. He enlisted as buck private but rose to the rank of sergeant served with distinction and had the honor of having the government name one of it's largest athletic fields "Gowdy Field"
 Gowdy was born in Columbus, O.. 35 years ago. Like all American boys he came to love the national pastime as youth and he dreamed of worlds series heroes and the fascinating ap plause of the multitudes when he was a growing youth in his early teens.
 His first organized baseball assign ment was with the Lancaster team O. the Ohio State League in 1908. Ther he shipped to the Southwest wher Dallas sought his services. He re ceived his first big league call in 191( when the Giants purchased him from Texas. But he was traded to BostoI the same year without a trial.
 Boston farmed Gowdy to the Buf falo Internationals and then called him back in 1914. Baseball histor! is full of the accounts of Gowdy': part with George Stallings' Miracle team," which dashed the champion ship ambitions of the Athletics an( won a worlds title in four success sive games.
 During the 1914 playing campaign Gowdy batted only .243 for tn, Braves, yet he came up in the world! series against the veterans of Con nie Mack's staff, Coombs, Plank ant Bender, and hit .545. His timely bat ting won the series for the Brave: and the records show Gowdy as tht 1914 hero.
 During his nine years at Boston
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
SAN FRANCISCO CARPENTER
 AND WIFE ARE FOUND DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-A. M Parsons, a carpenter, and his wife Mrs. Elizabeth Katherine Parsons, the mother of three children, were killed last night in shooting affray which has puzzled the police.
 Mrs. Parsons was found dead in the bathroom of an apartment on Market street and nearby her hus- band was dying from five bullet wounds. He was rushed to a hos pital where he remained alive for a few hours, but he was unable to make statement.
 The police believe Mrs. Parsons either shot her husband and then killed herself, or that Parsons grab bed one of the two pistols she was supposed to have taken to the place and shot it out with her until both were fatally wounded.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
|DR0NES MAY BECOME EFFICIENTLY LAZY BY SCIENCE'S' NEW GUIDE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-A guide by which lazy people can figure out just what motions are effort saving and what pastures will tire them most is provided in report by Dr. Frank c. Benedict, director of the Carnegie In- |stitution's Nutrition Laboratory.
 By a series of tests conducted at the laboratory in Boston and describ- ed by Dr. Benedict in Communication to institution headquarters here, the amount of energy srequired for vari- ous motions of the body has been de termined on the basis of the amount of heat each produces.
 The corner loafer, Dr. Benedict says, might better stay at home in bed since it costs 10 per cent more ener. gy to stand up than to lie down. "The heat produced in a human body" the report continues, lis made up, first, of an irreducible minimum going on all the time to maintain the fires of life at normal rate, when in complete repose in bed. To sit quietly in chair calls for practically no increase, but there is an increase of 10 percent when standing.
 Changes in posture make a great difference. Some persons actually re quire 40 percent more energy to stand than to lie, but the best and most comfortable pose with a minimum o1 sway or balancing, such as would be assumed by an artists model, results in the smallest increase in heat Evi dently skill is required to learn how to stand easily and most effectively Many small movements may be ex ] pressed in heat units. If, when lying down one brings the hand to the fore head and back, as in a miliatry sa lute, one such movement each minute actually increases the heat unit about per cent. Crossing or uncrossing the legs while lying increases the heat output five times more than moving the arm.
 From this one can easily see that every little movement has calorie of it's own unit, when working to the limit of human endurance, man may increase his normal heat output by 1000 percent"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

Gowdy hit for a grand average Of .260. He came back to the Giants again in 1923 and in his first year in metropolitan harness, Gowdy hit for an average of 1925, the greatest in his career.
 Gowdy stepped on his mask in 6 crisis of the seventh game of the 1924 worlds series with Washington and missed the foul ball that gave the Senators another chance and the series. But this mishap, tragic tho it was, failed to dim Gowdy's previ- ous good work
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
RUSSIAN PREFERS LIFE
 TERM IN U. s. PRISON
 TO DEPORTATION ORDER

SUPERIOR, Wis, Feb 10-A re- quest for life prison term in Amer ica rather than deportation to Russia, was made by Theodore Petroff, who was arrested recently for "tin box" swindle.
 Petroff's deportation was ordered by Washington immigration officials, according to O. $. Remington, feder- al immigration inspector at Duluth. Petroff had been arrested at Ell Paso, Texas, recently as an undesirable alien and disappeared after posting $500 bond.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, February IF, 1925, special election will be held for the Town of Seward, Alaska; that the polls for said election will be situated in the Town Hall of said town; that the polls for said special election will be open from S:O0 o'clock on the morning of Tuesday, February IF, 1925, until zoo o'clock on the evening of said day.
 The following question is submitted | to the qualified electors of said Town of Seward to be voted on at said cleo tion:
 Shall Ordinance No. S6, which | is An Ordinance to Provide Rules
 and Regulations for the Transac-
 tion of Business by the City of | Seward and to Define the Duties of the Mayor, Common Council
 and other Officers of the City and to Provide for the Manner of
 their Appointment or Election
 and for other Purposes and Re 1 pealing Ordinance No. GOA of the
 City of Seward and all other Or | dinances and Parts of Ordinances
 in Conflict herewith" | Which said Ordinance was adopted 1 by the Common Council of the said Town of Seward at an adjourned reg ular meeting therof held January 12, 1925, at said Town of Seward, Alaska, | be ratified?
 Dated at Seward, Alaska February 1 ?, 1925.
 (SeaD VIM. H. WHITTLESEY, Municipal Clerk.
 First publication Feb. ,, 1925. Last publication Feb. 16, 1925.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

Mrs. Mary Morrison, proprietor of the Morrison hotel at Anchorage, who left last week in charge of Mrs. Nc Kenna, who is aged and feeble, re- ports her safe arrival in Anchorage with her patient.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

My new spring and summer all- wool suit samples are now on display including Suit Fashion Plate with all the latest Eastern Styles. If you are planning to buy a suit you cannot make mistake by looking these sam- pies over. Jordan's Valet Service.
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Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
INFORMATION WANTED

Information is wanted of Captain Ed Flick, who formerly resided in Sew ard Send all information to A. M. Lowe, Shanghai, China, P. o. Box 1O62 St
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10
COACH NO. FOUR REBUILT

Coach No. of the railroad, has been completely rebuilt and will be ready for service soon, according to the mechanical department of the rail- road
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

Parker's Duofold Fountain Pens, at the Alaska Shop. tf
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs Guy Barnett, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE o. K BARBER SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

Sheaffer's Life Time Pens, at the Alaska Shop. tf
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

Gateway want-ads bring results.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

Haas Fresh Candies at the Alaska Shop. U
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

AMERICAN LEGION MEETS The American Legion will meet to- night at the Fire Hall at D. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-02-10

Ladies' ana Gents Alfalfa Harvest. ing-O: K. Barber Shop If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1925-06-03
PIRACY CASE
FRENCH COAST

ST. PIERRE MIQUELLON. June
3.-The French trawler Aisle speed
ed out last night and after a fight
recaptured the French rum schoon.
er Marie Second which six British
seamen stole yesterday and put out
to sea with the rum cargo. The Aisle
messaged that the schooner suffer
ed "some damage"
The Marine Second was until re-
Gently of British registry sailing out
of Nuremberg but was transferred
to the French flag and was at an
chor in the roadstead yesterday when
the former captain and crew board
ed and overpowered two members
of the French crew and set them
adrift in a dory. The pirates got
the Marie Second under sail. 1t is
reported charges Of piracy will be
made against the Britons.