davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
EBPENCKOE
%HACEHEHNE.

KeHeGa. EBpoHeiicEee Hace.IenHe
ia BceM 3eNHOM mape HcTHcIeHO b
14.153,543 IyIHI, qTO cOCTaBIaeT
OInH HpOHeHT BcerO %HaceIeHHa Ha
aeN.1e. BoIBmaa nolOBnHa eBpeeB
'HpOTHBaeT B EBpOHe u 9232,57
qeI0BeH.
B HOIbme IuBeT 2,S29,456 en-
peep, B Pocccm - 5,253,324, B
yEpaHHe l,772,449, PyMHHHH
~ 83l,3l4, TepMaHHH - SIS, 600,
BeHrpHH 473,000, Y%eyocIoRa-
Fiji 354,342, ABcTpm 300.
600, Antrim - 100000 IL 9paH-
UTGII-150.000.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
KOHuEPT EAT
&PACCBETAY.

HbO N0PR. RoHuepT-0aA "Pac-
CBeTa'' B MnHyBmyD cy000Ty, YET
poeHHbIH pa6OqNM cODSOM "CaMO-
o6pa30BaHhe", npOueA C 0OAbIIhM
ycnexOM. PyccRaa ROaOHMa OTHeC :
mach K sTomy npe4nphaTNp. Becbma
cOqyBCTBeHHo v 3aAa O6WecTBa "Ha
yRN" 6bIHa nepenOnHeHa 40 OTKa3a.
RoHuepT npOlleA .OqeHb yAaqHo.
N3BeCrHblH RynAeThcT r.. CapMaToB
40 yna4y cMeulha ny0AhRY CBOhMh
HoBblMn RynAeTaMN. bOAbllhM Ycne
x0M HOAb30BaAnCb BblCTynAeHha Ga
ca 4BNOBa " TeaOpa AH4peeBcROrO.
T-wa MamHp ~6AeCHyAa CBONM BE-
AnRoAenHblM rOAOcOM 8 HcnOAHeHHH
OnepHBx H0MepOB " HapO4HbIx ne
cen. XopOmn 0bIHh " 4pyrhe HOMepa
geTN Ro%pHOCeBHqa " 6%aAaAaeqHblH
OpReCTp OCTaBnAn raY6OROe BneqaT-
neHne Ha n%OceTATeAeE. Ban VI TaH-
IbI saranYAHcb 40 nOs4HeR HOqn.
nOcemeHnem 6aAa-ROHuepTa pyc-
cRaa RoHoHHa Hbp NOpRa nO4qepK
Hyla cBon cnMnaTnn K pa6OqeH no
AoHNaabHoE raseTe, BcTYnaWuIeH 30
BTopoH rO4 hs4aHHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
Cy4 N3O6PETATEAa B 10000
600 lOI1APOB.

6oCTOH. H%aO6peTaTeIb PegET-
HAIL A. 9ececHIeH HpeI'aRHI HcE
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EOOHepaDHaM II
cy4nr Tx B G0.000.000 8OI. Oh VT
BepTIaeT, ITO bee 9TH IOpHOpaHIIH,
CBa3aHHHe C paIIo, H~O.Ib3yI0Tca He
3aR0HH0 eT0 HaTeHT0M.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
BNgHblN H0ANTNKAH y6Nl
CBON KEHy,

0l6AHN, H. ". ApecTOBaH O4NH
vs. AN4epOB peCHY6AHRaHcROH nap
TIM AAb6epT 4nBaHH, ROTOpbIH CO.
sHaHCa B %y6nAC1Be cBOeE %eHbl, cqH
TaBmeHca sara4OqHo NcqesHyBmeH S
c%eHTa6pa cerO rO4a.
n%peCTynAeHAe pacRpblAOcb no ga
aBHeHHD CblHa O%6BNHaeMOrO, ROTO-
pony y6nRIa CosHaaCa B cOBepmeH
HON n%pecTYnAeHAH. Oh y6HH CBOU
8eHY HOcAe CCOpBI " 3apblH B SEM
no Ho4 RpbIAbuOM. TpYH y6HTOH ne
HmHHbI BBlpbIT. TOaOBa ee pasMox-
ReHa y4apOM MOAOTRa.
THaBHbIM cBH4HTeAem no 4eny as
HaeTca cbIH O6BHHaeMoro, KorOpbIN
1aRwe sa4epwaH 8 EaqeeTBe cBA4e-
IeAa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
yMEP nOHbCKNN nN-
CATENb PENMOHT.

Bapmasa. yMep Be.HIEHil HoIb-
cEHii mHcaTe.Ib B.IagHc,IaB PeiiMOHT,
aBTop IIaCcHqecEOrO HpoH3BeIeHHa
"RpecTbaHe'', HoIyqHBmHii b 1921
/. H~O6eIeBcEyD HpeMHIO. PeiiMOll-
Ty 81 .IeT OF pOIy. Bca IIOIbma
OHIaHHBaeT Be.IHEOr0 mcaTeIa.
HecE0IbE0 HeIeIb TONY Ha3aI
IIOIBIlla %HOXOpOHlIa 4pyrorO cBoeTO
BelTEoro HIcaTela CT. HcepOMcEoro.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
CTATya by4AbI B
HbtO NOPKE.

HoMHceHoHep iiapEOB pa9pemI,I
HOeTaBTwb cTaTyI0, ByIGM B Heir
pan TIapEe. Ora cTaTya O6oil4erca
b cTo TBcaq GO.I BegeTca ycnIeH-
Haa Ho4nucEa IIa cTaTyD. KoMHC-
cHoHep roBopHT, VITO TopO4 4olIeH
3aIIOMHHTb Bep0yqHTeTa, EoTOpBIl ga
IoIT0 10 XpHcTHaHcH0n 9pBI Hp0Bo-
3T.IacH,l Be.IHI0e yqeHHe 0 MHpe Il
IO6pOff BOIe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
TX. 4. C00b1EHNE T0RN0 -
nAPNK.

MOCRBa. BoHpoc o BOcTogHO-kH-
TaiicEoii Ie.Te3HOii 4opOre BHpemPH
II WeIocTaBHTem RHTaa HoRIIIaIOT
lIocEBy. Bo3MoHHO, qTO C BecHB1 40
pora HaqlieT %ycHIeHHO pa0oTaTb.
BMecTe c TeM y.IaIIIBaeTca Il no
HpOC 0 upaMOM 1eIe3HO-4opOEI0M
.coo6meHm Mea;4y IlapHReM II To-
RIf0 qepe3 MeciBy. IEo GIHoMy II
ToMy5He 6HIeTy Moa;Ho oyer exaTb
Tepe3 BcD CH6npB II EBpOHy c ne
pecaIRoil TOlbEo B MOcRBe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
OTHPABHaNTCA B RPyT0CBE-
THOE NyTELuECTBNE.

HOc AR@eaOC, Kan. HaBecTHHc
RnneMaTOprpa0HqeHEHe apTHcTH Mo
phi IIHE0opI II ,I,oyTIac 3eip6aHEc
oTHpaBIaIoTca b EpyrOcBeTHoe HyTe-
mecrBup. Bo3pacr M9pU IIHERopI
no uacuopTy HoEaaaH 81 TOT, a ee
My2a 80 aeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
C0TPy4HNqECTBO POCCNN C
EBPOn0M

bppceAb. Q Ta6OM cOTpyIHlTe-
cTBe INNER cO;HaIHcTiTecHHii Hpe-
Mbep B~e.IbrIu, .. B%aHI9pBeIbTe,
On yBepeH, ITO OH MoIeT yTO-
BOpllTb c0BIpaBITeIbcTBO BoilTH L
cOp3 c EBpoHoii. On HaIeeTca yHli-
IToIIITB BcaEne npeIpaccy4FH cBpo-
neiicEHX cTpaH HpOTuB POccm II ee
HpaBHTelBcTBa. CoBWaBHTeIbcTBo,
HaEoHeU, HoiiMeT, qTO HOpa ToluRC-
pHTbca G. EBpoHoii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07

t1bO EOpR. B IypHaIe maxTepoB
n%oaBuIacb cTaTba. B ToTopOll aBTop
ee CupH.Ic IOEa3BBaeT, qTo qacTbIe
3a6acTOBEI B aHTpagIOHHoGl HHIyeT-
pm H%eo6XOIHMBI neutrality-suspicious.,
uTO6H c6mBaTb no 6acHocIOBHHM
ueHaM 8aIeIaBmiica HI0Xod yTOIB,
o6npaTb TaEIm o6pa3OM %nOTpe0HTe-
III VIII II he TOIbE0 HHqeTO He re-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HA3NMOBA KN1A C 6PANHH-
TOM 6E3PAqNN.

Hblo NopH. ApTHcTEa Ha9nMoBa
noIrBepgHIa %SaaBIeHHe cBOero OBJ
BnIero Bo3lIo0,leHHoro qapIb3a Bpa
iiaHra, HeIaBHo IeHlIBmeroca B Ia
TbopIe, ROM. 0 TOM, TTO, XoTa oHTI
B TeqeHHe II let Il IHIH IaH My1
c IeHoii, HO lie 0HIH cBa3aHH y3a-
MI 3aEOHHero 6paEa, ApTHcTHa 0y-
gTo-6H Bee BpeMa XIOHOTala 0 pas
BoIe c cBOnM My;EeM, EoTopHii 1H-
BeT B P0ccnH, a TEN 'BpeMeHeM bpa
HaHT BID6HIca B 4pyryD oco0y II
cogeTa.Ica c HeD y3am FnMHHea.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
( MNHNCTEpCEOMy KPN3ACy B TEPMAHNN,

b Ho.IHTIIqccRHX RpyraX Bbl
cEa3BIB9eTca HpeIHoI0Iehiie'
VTO OVER cIe.IaHa H0llblIhd
cbopMHpoBaHTIa Eoa.1InIIIoHIlo-
70 HpaBHTe .1bcTBa 30 T.laBG'c
Ho1aBIIIIlM B oTcTaBRy HpeMb-
fapoM .IprepHoM. Ha 9ToM Bee
BpeMa IIacTaIlBaeT Hpe3IIIellT
IHHIeH0ypr.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HPECTynHOCTb HEPERATbiBA-
EICa 30 0lOPNEY.

MIAMI, &Aa. B HpomIoM oEra6-
pc Ha MuTqe.lb 4HI4, H. H., Obi
orpa6IeH aBHaBHoHHHf aaBo4. Boz
pB yEpaIH Tpu APPOINTMENTS M9To-
pa cTOHMocTbp B $4,000 IeIIap6B
BopH o~Ra8aIHcB 30 9IopHIe II 6BIIu
HOifMaHH 9eIepaIbHBIMH cTpaIHHRa
NH. Cpe4u BOpOB 6HIH lpH aNepH-
EaHcRHx cOIIaTa. Ohm UpeGalnTca
0eIepaIbHOMy cyIy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
yMEHbulEHNE TOCyAAPCTBEH
HbIX PACXO4OB B H0GbulE.

BapuaBa. BpIHeTHaa IoMHccHa
ceilMa, 10 Tpe4IoIeHnD MnHIIeTpa
0HHancoB 3IeXOBcE0ro, BHcEa3aIacB
sd yMeHbIHeHHe rOcyIapcTBeFnbIX pa
cxoIOB b 1926 +. Ha 500 MIIIlIIo-
HOB 30I0TnX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HEBbITO4H0CTb yqhTEAbC-
KON HPO6ECCNN.

B%aunHrToH. y%qnTeIbcHaa Hpoqe-
ccna coBepIneHHo 6ecHpnoHIb
noe saHarue. IlolyqeHne eTeHeHlI
HoETopa &HlocobHII, IapIIee npaBo
la aanaTue HpobeccopcFofi label
Dbl. o%0xoAufca OF 1880 40 5000
8oI. aealoBanbe %e HpobeecopoB c
18Th .ueTHHM craiEeM ne HpeBBIIllaeT
> 3.400 4oa. r rog B He6olbmHz Roll
.reHTax II 5000 IOl. B yH1Bep-
$%cuTeTax.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HA yJN4Ax MOCkBbI MEP3HyT 4ETN.

nee 1000 4e1eR, %nByulRx
Ha ynNle. Bee OHM 6po4aT B
noNCRax npNCTaHnma " KyC-
IA xHe6a. ueHble noAqnWa
aTnx ReCqaCTHbIx o6opBaHHblx
Tono4HbIx 4eTeH C HaCTynAe-
HNeM xoAolHOro BpeMeHN. no
A06H0 nTN1aM, yCTpeMNANCb
Ha lot.
COMPREHENSIVE, TpaTa :
Iee MNAAA0Hbl AoHAapoB Ha
KoMMyHNCTNqeCRyN nponaTaH :
4y. oTpaRNqNBaeTCa nOMewe-
HneM B TaSeTax CepAo6onbHblx
BossBaHNR B TO BpeMa, KaR ne
TN TblCa qaMn rn6HyT OF roAO-
ma VI HYKAbl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
PyM blHNa yTP0KAET
6O1TAPNN.

6yxapecT. PyMbHcEoe Hpa-
BIrre.IbcTBO H0CIaIo 9HepTIlq-
nyEo HoTy HpoTecr HpoTIIB
%BropEeHna 6o.TapcRI& oaH8 B
pyMblHcEyD TeppHTopHD. ~
MbIHB yrpoTamr BoIrapHH 30
iiHoii, ec.IH oHa he HpeIHpII-
MeT pelInTe.IbIIbIX IencTBlIlI
HpOTIB ROMITaIHIIcT0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
NHlyCTPNAlbHAH KEHCRAa
R0HBEHUNa.

BamAHrIOH. 1921 aHBapa 1926
7. 3gecb %cOcTOHTca HHIycTpHaIBHaa
HeHcRaa ROHBeHIHa. B HaCTOaIIee
BpeMa B COeI. llITaTaX HacqHTBI-
Baerca 6oIee S,500,000 pa6oTHHT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
B Hn0HHH 60 MN1lN0H0B
KMTElEN.

TOKYO. 3a HOcIeIHHe TeTBIpe TO
Ia uapoIoHace.IeHIIe anOHm yBeIII-
ml.locb ia TeTBpe MH.T,1HoHa Telo-
BEL. b HaCTOamee BpeMa h 3T0lI
c1paHe HacqHrbIBaeTca 59.736.795
HHTe.lei. heHHHH Ha 0IHH MIII,IH-
OIL MeHblue, ven MyRTHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HOlbCKAA CENM0BAH ROMNC-
CNH B POCCNN.

BapmaBa. 0T6nIa B PocccHD
HOIBcIaa ceiiMOBaa E%oMHccHa, CO.
cToaruaa Hs 10 HpeIcTaBuTeIeff pa
8HBIX c%eiiMOBBX 9paEITuit c TeIBD
ycTaHoBIeHHa 6oIee TecHBIx Topro-
BO-HpOMbmIeHHBIX OTHomeHHf Me-
HIy POccHeI II HOIbmeH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
oTpABNHCa HA rHA3AX MEHbl

Hbp NOpH. Ha 81 yITIle Tia
T,la3aX IeHM oTpaBH1ca ByIIeII APP
TYP Bayop. On p%accopHIca c %eHoIl
II HocIaI HpHcIyry c 3aIHcEon B
anreRy, uro6u oHa HpuHecla aaEa-
3aHHoe I'M '.neRapcrBo". 9To OBI.
III. FOTopMh OH HpHHal Tia rIa3aX
;reHB. Bee ycHIHa cHacrH ero a;H3Hb
OEa3alHcb 0e3pe3yIbTaTHbIMlI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HAAEPEBCKNN BbICTyHAET HA
KOHuEPTAX B hobby AME-
PNRAHCRNX C0AgAT.

Hbp NOpH. HaBecTHBIii Ho.IbcRHfl
nHaHHcT IIa4epeBcEHi BBIcTyHHT Ha
%HecEOIbHHX HoHDepTaX, ycTpaTBae-
MILK b hobby aMepHHaHcRnx BeTe-
paH0B BoliIB.
~llO.IBcRHe BeTepaHM HaIIOMIllaI0T
cBOeMy cOOTeqecTBeHHnRy, qTO envy
lie MeHIa.IO OBI BcUOMHHTB 0 6eIcT-
ByDHIHX HO.IBCEHX COIIaTaX, I.Ia 10
TOpHX OH H0Ra HHqerO He cIeIaI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
NHNoHH0E 0BWECTB0 CTPA-
X0BAHNH.

BNwhHr1oH. Havana 6yHRIHoHH-
poBaTb pHHoHHOe O6mecTBo cTpaXO-
BaHHa, OpraHH8oBaHHOe pa6OqHMH
DHHOHaMH, C OcHOBHBIM R|aHHTa.I0M
B 100000 IOI. Ono oyer BBIa-
BATH cTpaXOBHe HoIDcB, Ho4ooHO
VaCTHBIM R0MIIaHHaM.
Tar oyer %qecHef, %HO%aIyfi?
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
PA BE HOBOCTN
HAnlEH APEBHNn XPAM.

npara. YeXocaoBalIEre apXcolo'
IN namlu B MaIoii A3rH rpeTeeEml
aRpouolHc-xpaM C npeEpacfo cox
paHuBIuuNca c%TaTyaMn. 9ror SpaN
oHH nocTpoeH ga 8BecTll let 40
xpucrnaHcEOii opBr. XpaM 0HI no.
cTpoeH B uecTb 0ornnH H%.IoIopoIlIa.
B xpaMe meIacb BoIHaa cTcTeMa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HogBbIHNAM nEPECTPEAa-
, lHCb.

Hbp NOpR. Be BpeMa HepeHaIFH
u8 peBoIbBpOB obi y6nr TeRTOp
6OIIu Il paHeH B. .IUHreH. Ohm
HaxoIHIHcb b o6mecTBe TeHmHH,
HOIBBIHIIIH, a noToM cTalH cTpeIaTB
oIM B IpyroTe. .IHHreH BHcTpe1il
B canoe cepIBe GOaIH II y6HI eTo
HaU0BaI,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
APECToBAH BORCEP CNKN.

Hbp NopR. ApecToBaH naBecTHBIll
6O~Rcep-Herp CHEH, EoTopHii B Hba-
HON BrIIe, H36H.I HOImIeiicHorO. Gu
III 6BI apecTOBaH HOIocHeBHIHMH
HoaHHeiicEHMH Il 4ocTaBIeH B yqa-
cTOH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HOHe4eHbHAR, FRO 4eHa6pa 1925.
anOHlbI 7OMOTADT qAHTy.

CEa BBO4aTCa B MaH%ypNN no
CTeneHHo N TaHHO 30 Na6eRa-
HIVE npoTeCTOB co CTOpoHbl 4py
INK AepRaB.
anoHna, TaRnM o6pasoM, Ha
MepeHa ynpOqNTb CBoe MONO
ReHNe B MaH4GypNN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HEAb3a yMNPATb.

Hbp NopB. IH. BpyEc HpIroBo-
pen Il TppeMHoMy aaElpTeHHp OF
Ok 10 3-x IeT 3a HoEynIeHHe ia
eaMoy6niicrBo. BpyEc B TpeTHII pas
nBTaBmniica cBecrH cgeTH G NIB
Hbn. aaaBHI, TTo OH 9THM XOTeI ma
nyraTb cBow IeHy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
POlNAA qETBEPHD.

laHHac1ep, O. ok .leTHaa de
Ha pa6oqero Bepa Poys paapeunII-
zach or 6peMeHH qeTHpMa 4eBoqEa-
NH, BeeoM R TpH 4yHTa RaTIaa.
TpH H3 HHX yMepIH, a qeTBepTaa
a;IBa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
XPAM qElOBEKA.

Hbp NOpR. B PyM9opG TolI, ia
Al yIHDe, OTEpHT ypaM B TecIb ne
IoBeEa. lIa oTEpBTTm HpHcyTc1r0-
BaIH HpeIcTaBnTe.W pa3IHqHMG IA
THoHalBHocTef. XpaM qeIOBeea he
KIIOqHTeIbHO n0cBameH cIyEeHm0
qe1OBeqecTBa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
nPOTECT- MNTNHT.

HbO NOpR. DIHTHHr-IIpoTecT HpO-
TuB Hepe4aqH IIpaBocIaBHoii Mic
CHI IIIBOgepROBHHEy keIpoBcBoMy,
y|cTpOeHHHii B npOIIIyD cy00OTy B
o6mecTBe 'llpOcBemeHHu", HpIBIeE
MHorO HapOIy. c peqaMH BBcTyHa-
III: Bpa3OIB, CHEOpcEnii, H8MaliIoB,
RHce,1eB II up. HaCTpoeHHe co0pa-
HIS 0HIO OHpeIeIeHHO BpaHIe0HOe
ReIpoBcHOMy. Companies HoITlHcH
HOI mOTecT0M, a TaI;Ge pemeHo all
eIIHpOBaTb Il. a%MepHEaHcB OMy 90
mecTBeHHoMy MHeHHIO c DeIbI0 HpO-
THB0IeilcTBHa 3aXBaTHbIM Tpe00Ba-
HHGM HHBOIepHOBHIIH0B.
Ha mTnHre cO6paHO OEOIO 300
IOI. Ha CyIe6HyI0 3aHIHTy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
80 MN1HnoHoB HA nAPRM.

Hbp HOpR. TOpoI HaMepeH Bar
EaTHTb 80 MHIIIOH0B goIIapoB Ha
HOBBTe HapRII II pacHlHpeHIIe cylllecf-
ByIOIIHx b BpOHEce, HBHHce, Ply
MOHIe II MaHTaTTaHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
%HECqACTHblE C1yqA

YnRarO. B ceHTa6pe MecaIe h
mraTe HIIHHOiic B 9a6pHEax II ga
RoIaX eIeIHeBEo y6HBaaocb Ha pa
60TaX IBa q%e,I0BeRa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
CTPOTOCTN nPOTNB NMMNTPAHTOB,

HOB a%pecTOBaHo N nepe4aHO NMMh
rpaHTCRNM BAacTaM. TO CY4e6HbIM
HpNRasaM apec1OBaHO 2.718 NHOcT-
paHueB " saxBaqeHO 325 ANU, ga
HAMaBuNxca HeAeraAbHbIM BBosOM
RHocTpaHleB B COe4. uiTaTBl.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
n 0 M P v K E

BblPA5OTAH SAKOHOHP0EKT 0
HOl0xO4HblX HAH0TAx.
BamARrTOH. ToIBEo qTO 0Iry6IH-
EOBaH ,aaEOHOHpOeRT 0 HO4oxoIHHx
HaIOrax. HHRaHoTO HaIOTa he owen
BsHMaTBca c TIaB %ceMeiicTB, n%0Iyqa-
BmHx $500 IOI. B rOI, c .IIE HNe-
DnIHx 6OIee 5000 4OI. qHC1oTo Ie-
xoIa, 6yIyT 6paTBca 25%.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
y6NI c%TPEno4HNR.

A4pnaH, Mnq, Hoe3IoM 'y6HT
cTpeloqHHE Tyc BIyep, % let. TIE.
10 ero oTIpaBleHo B ToIeIo.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
HNTA HA4Nn AMEPNKA " POCCNa.

qT0 HoIlTpecc HoIII.leT cBo9Ve
npe1cTaBIITc.Id ia ROHd2pei!-
1IIEO o pa30pyHeHITII.
CoBnpeI PaHoBcRHii b la
pixie 3aaBII.I, qTo cOBIIpaBlITe-
.ibcTBo lie BofiIeT B .IlHly Ha-
uIIii, Ho OF HepePoBQpoB o pa
3opyKeHTIH lie 0TEaHeTcH. 20
.IbcTBO T0TOBO 10
ollepnpoBaTb B pa3opyIeIi'li!
II B cO3IaIIHnI H0B0H 9EOI.0-
MHqecROi1 Uo.IHTIIRH.
TyPNua nEPEXO4NT HA rPE-
T0PNAHCRNN RAAEHqAPb.
AHropa. TypeIEnii ilapIaMeHr pc
mIII IlepeilTH Ha TperOpnaHcHoe lie
T0HcTHcIeHne c HacTyHaI0mefo rOIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-07
wEHwNHA Cy4bd.

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27
BUTLER GOODS SEEK
He MEN HUSBANDS
No Lilies or Cake Eaters for us, Say Girls in Question
naire Answers-Boy VS. Give Ideas, Too.

cation isn't essential, but / wouldn't
marry man for degree alone"
Evans Cochran, $685. University
Ave-, a freshman said, ''Petting
isn't so bad, it all depends on the
place. I don't care about the color
of my wife's hair but it must not
be bobbed. Popularity is an asset.
My wife must not drink but she can
smoke. I believe dress is a minor
item. Dancing helps"
Elizabeth G.. Hefferman, 1905
Ruckle, feature writer for Collegian
said, my husband must be amiable
and Adaptable above all things. /
want a cave man-but not too much
He must be a good dancer and very
collegiate in his dress. Money
doesn't count, cause if I loved the
boy I'd marry him anyway. Drink
ing, smoking and petting doesn't
go, and that's final. 1 want an in
teresting husband"
The Yell Leader
Thomas f. Smith, 1927 Broadway,
yell lSdu6I, SctlQ. L uOl DSllSNe
college romances are successful be-
cause the couple just fall in love
with love and that's all. My wife
must dress neatly and modestly, but
she must not drink or smoke. don't
approve of petting unless marriage
is intended. A man should support
his wife absolutely. If he can't
support her he should stay single
all his life. Color of hair and eyes
make no difference in love to me-"
Vallorous McLeay, 1927 N. New
Jersey, president of Butler Univer-
sity interfraternity council, said:
college romances are not success
full because most girls are just out
to get fraternity pin and not to
get married. My wife can drink
and smoke If she likes. Petting Is
all right at college, but 1t is aw-
fully unnecessary, sorletimeg. I ex-
pect my wife to help me with the
financial burden until we get good
start in life. Neat clothing has a
lot to do with successful marriage
and ] believe both husband and wife
should be able to dance.
Wants Home Man
Dorothy A. Stephenson, 925 Fair
field, member Of Scriblers' Club, said:
1.-THE man l marry must have a
future, dress neatly, be interesting,
an athletic, have fair education,
a variety of tastes, and he MUST
BE A HOME MAN. 1 don't like
them if they drink, smoke or pet
around me. College rornances are
not successful. Popularity or color
Of hair and eyes has no effect on
my love-"
David w. Konold, Is S. Ritter
Ave, president Of senior class, said:
'Petting doesn't make any difference
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27

I'VE want real HE men for hus-
'ands," said Butler University when
sked what type men they intended
pick for their future mates. 'No
lilies or cake eaters for u.s." they
aid.
Prominent men on the Bulldog
tmpus desired wives who could be
lrtners and help with financial
,rden.
All of the students who answered
The Times QUESTIONABLE, what
ype Of person do you intend to
moose for your future mater" took
:, for granted they would enter the
cid Of matrimony some day.
"Petting" was disapproved by four
eds and one male student, but was
.cepted with reservations by others.
Petting makes me sick" was the
ank opinion of one girl.
Other intimate questions in the
uestionnaire confidentially asked a
lumber Of leading students on the
cutler campus met with variety of
nswers.
Wants Good Dancer
Caroline M. Cooley, 245S N. Ala
anna St., associate editor of Butler
lollegian, said; How do I know
neither college romances are sue
ssful, and l don't know anything
bout petting. Popularity in a hus-
and counts for a lot. I don't ap-
rove of man smoking, but !
ihink I'll let my husband do it if
he wants to. He must not drink,
however. 1t really doesn't matter
whether my husband has money He
must be very good dancer. want
an educated husband, but he
shouldn't know more than I do. I
want q real he man and one I can
love. No, I haven't found him yet"
Wilson s. Daley, 2739 College
Ave-, editor Of Butler Drift, said:
College romances are o. X. The
color of hair and eyes doesn't make
much difference to me. I want a
pardner for my wife, and one who
can economic to help me build a
home. don't approve of smoking,
drinking or petting. but my wife
must be able to dance and have
college education. Popularity isn't
much; it's the girls personality that
counts"
May Drink a Little
Dorothy F. Carroll, 1920 N. Me
ridian ST.. member of Chimes said,
"Petting makes me sick. Most fell
lows have one date with you and
when they find out you don't pet,
they drop you. Smoking for my
husband will be all right and he
maye drink little. I think college
romances are scccessful. My hus-
band must be a brunette and have
brown eyes, should dress neatly and
be presentable. He must be a good
sport, poppy, educated, and he will
have to support me. A college edu-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27

to me. I prefer brunette with
brown eyes and one who can wear
clothes well. I don't want cling
ing vine sort of girl, but one who
could be self-supporting and act as
a partner in my life undertaking.
Popularity is an asset but not a
necessity. / will disapprove of my
wife smoking or drinking. want
to have enough money to live on
before I get married and hope to
have a wife who is a compatible
spirit. ! realize my ideal is rather
hard to locate"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27
TRIES TO END LIFE
Man Found In Room With Hose
From Gas Jet In Mouth.

Locked in his room at the home
Of Mrs. Alice Zant, 603 Market St.,
James Edwards, 76. was found today
in serious condition as result of an
attempt to end his life with gas.
A rubber hose fastened to the
gas jet was clamped in his teeth.
Edwards has been in i'll health for
four years, relatives said. He was
taken to 'ty hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27
First Santa Claus
Letter Received

iTS1HE first Santa Calus let
ter has been received
- at the postoffice, and
Robert Bryson exhibited it's
laboriously scrawled envelope,
This small boy seems to be
principally concerned in know
ing whether Santa has plenty
of sand diggers on hand" Bry-
son remarked.
1.-THE letters will be coming
in thick and fast before long.
Many Of them, revealing actual
needs, are handed over to those
who investigate, and If possible.
make reality of the little ones
Dreams" Bryson said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27

month. Others applying are Ben
Pierce, former custodian Of the
Marion County courthouse; II. H.
Witt Of Lebanon, and Guy Brewer.
Indianapolis politician.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27
FAVORED FOR CUSTODIAN
Hamilton County Man Seems to
Have Inside Track.

Lon G. Heiny, Hamilton County
Republican chairman. today APP
peared to have the inside track in
the race for appointment as State
house custodian to succeed Henry A.
Roberts, who will resign next
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-27
VELVET VERY FASHIONABLE

A feature Of the fall styles is the
lavish manner in which velvet is EN-
ployed for trimming on cloth, silk
and chiffon frocks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-03
Explorer Describes
DIR. Cook as Hero

| DR.. Frederick A. Cook. famous"
for his north pole discovery hoax and
now under sentence to a federal pris-
on after being convicted of fraud in
sales of Texas oil stock, is best known
among explorers for the heroism he
showed when he was physician for
the Belgian antarctic expedition of
1897-1899. Capt. Ronald Amundsen
said in recent interview.
IT can't imagine what happened to
DR.. Cook that caused him to run into
trouble as he did," the explorer said
Il had considered him exceptionally
we'll balanced mentally, and he GER
tainly proved himself a man of the
highest type when he was with. the
Belgian south pole expedition, which
a accompanied.
Cook Showed His HerOism
"Our ship had been frozen in the
ice IL months and for a long time ev-
cry member of the party was helpless
ly ill with scurvy except DR.. Cook,
who was the physician. Scurvy can
be treated successfully only when the
patient has fresh food, and Dr. Cook
often went long distances over the
ice to shoot seals and penguins.
"Then he would lug the carcasses
back to the ship, prepare the meat
and feed the sick men. He did this for
months, and succeeded in driving most
of the disease out.
when we got better we faced a
dangerous predicament, and it was
DR.. Cooks genius that got us out of
that
"Our ship was locked in the ice
field and less than a years provisions
were left, so it was imperative that
we get free. That was a problem.
About 1000 yards from the ship there
was little pond in the ice field, and
that was the only open water in sight.
'The season was approaching when
the ice should break up somewhat.
and DR.. Cook conceived the idea of
cutting a path to the pond for our
ship. 1t was tremendous task, and it
puzzles me yet somehow to think how
we smanaged to remove those enor-
nous chunks of ice that we sawed
away.
However, it was the only chance
we had-slender as it was-and we
worked faithfully. The day we took
the last pieces of ice out of the chan
mel we had cut we were very near de-
spair, for the ice fields closed in over
the channel, and it looked as though
all our hard work had been in vain.
Ship Freed From Ice
"That was the very thing DR.. Cook
had foreseen, however. The channel
had closed over because parts of the
ice field had broken loose, and once
started, it kept breaking up. We were
able, next day, to move our ship into
the pond, and gradually worked our
way north as riffs in the ice contin-
ued to appear.
"How DR.. Cook had scented the pos
sibility of speeding the ice breakup
none of us knew, but we paid tribute
to his genius that saved our lives a
second time, just as his sterling man
hood enabled us to conquer the plague
of scurvy."