davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
no Bel MY ETY.
T0XE %"HPNCArA"

"Pa6OTHHE" HOMemaeT ID6OHBT-
HHii O6pa8eI Bo3IeiCTBHa HONOLULU
ROB Ha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pa
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6acToBoH. B HMeHuH IIaIy.Ie, HaHp.,
H0MemHR BOI3HHCHHH 3acTaBHI pa
6OqHx H~pHcaTaTB: %"IlpucaraD Bee
MoryuIeay IocHoIHHy BOry, eIHHo-
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6oTaTb c%fapaTe,IbHo, Il coD3y npH-
Ha4Ie&aTb He 6yIy, He 6yIy 6acTo-
Barb II eyIHTbca II pa0oTaTb OF
BOcxoIa 10 3aXOIa %coIHHa''.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
CMNPHAH rA3ETA.

B llapHIe HeIaBH0 Hawai- BBIX0-
4HTb c%OBeTcEuff o0HIHoa ''lIapHTc-
EHH BecTHnE". B HoMepe OF 14-TO
MAI HaxoIHM c.IeyIWmHii oTBeT pc
IaRIIHH OIHOMy H3 c0TpyIHHEoB:
BanIa cTaTBa H0iiIeT B coRpa-
meHHOM BHIe, H0T0My qT0 B HeR0-
T0pbIX MecTaX Bb IpHTHHyeTe 9paH-
Uy3cEHe H0paIHH Ha lpe4IpHaTHaX,
zero Nib HeqaTaTb He M0KeM. 9T0
MOTTO 6BTb HCTOIH0BaH0, EaK BMe-
maTeIbcTBo DO BHyTpeHHne 4ela ppa
HUH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
n%OlnNCHAa nHATA:

Hya3HBIM HMIIepHaIHcTaM. OHH, Ha
npHMep, npH0palH B cBOH pyEH
RHTaiicEyIO BOcToqHyD Te.I. Iopo-
Ty, MOHro.1HD II 'OTIaIH' EHTai-
'IIcM ToIBG0 re T%eppHTOpHH, E0T0-
pix OHH He MOrIH y4epTaTB.
B H%acTOaIIee BpeMa B TOii Ie ca
Moi aMepHRaHcIOH HeqaTH nOaBH-
,IHcB |CoO0HIeHHa 0 HeH30eHH0cTII
BOeHII0T0 CT0IHHOBeHHa MeHIy CO.
BeTcEHM IpaBHTeIbcTBOM II IHTall-
DaMH H3 M%aHq%ypcEOh %eI 4op0-
I'll, Ha npaBe HOIHOrO IOHTpoIa
Hal %H0T0pOiI HaCTaHBaDT 6OlBIIeBH
III.
ECIH Obi a|MepHHaHIIH II eBp0Ie
iiIIBI IpeIOcTaBHIH RHTafi caMOMy
Ce6e, TO He %npHIIIOCB OBI IIpH4yMBI
Bath BceB08MOKHbIX O6'acHeHHii 4Ia
OlIpaBIaHHa |HOcTBIIH0A HH0cTpaH-
HoGI nHTepBeHIIHH B EHTaHcHHe BHy
TpeHHHe IeIa
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
HEM4bI nHOTHT 4EMTCN Is THO. 4O1NAPOB

BEP. IHH.- CDIa HpH6HI H3-
BeCTHHf aMepHHaHcHHn qeMIIHOH
6oRca IeMIcH, HoTopBfi npHrlaIIeH
IIa HORa3a cBoer0 M0pI000lH0T0
HcEyccTBa B .InTHa lIapR B Teqe-
HE 0IHOi HeIeIH Sd H1aTy l5.000
IoIIapoB H IIpoTeHTH c %BBIpyqeH-
Hofi cyMMH ga npoIaIy 0HIeTOB.
HeMeUEaa HeqaTb EpHTHHyeT all
T%peHpeHepOB ga TaRyD BBc0HyD
Hilary leMnCH B TO BpeMa, IaH lie
pMaHHa bee BpeMa IaIyeTca Ha
CB0e 00eIHeHHe II HeB03MoHHocTb
BHIIIaqHBaTb Ha.IOHeHHyD Ha Hee
ROHTpH0yHHO
AFRO HD4a IeMHcH oyer IeMoH-
cTpHpoBaTB HpHeMH cBoeTO HcEyc-
cTBa B ,IOHIOHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
K WTATHOn nEPEnNCN

B nepenHcH HapO4oHaceIeHHa
mTaTa HBIo HOpR upnHHMaeT yqa-
cTHe 5000 HepenHcqHEOB My&qHH
II IeHIIHH. RaTIBII HepenHcqHE ITO
,ayqaeT 3 IOI. B 4eHb II 2 HeHTa C
RaRIOTO 3aHHcaHHOTO Nm qeIOBe-
ia. 3apa6OTOE HepeHHcqHEa RoHe6Ae
Tca MeTIy 6 - II IOI. B 4eHb.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
lEByLuKA "3Aau'

9HTIEBy1, H. 4%.- 18TH
IeTHaa IOpoTH PHlH 'aaiiIeM" co
BepmHHa HyTemecTBHe B llIBeuHD
II Ha Ink BepHyIacb Ha cBOet no
e3IHH, OHa HODIIa Ha napOxOI HpO
BORaTB cBOD HoIpyTy, yeaSaBHIyD
B CToRToIBM TaR 3aTOB0pnIaCb C
Hell, qTO He 3aMeTHIa, RaH 0Tqa-
NH HapOXOI OF 6epera II IaIeEO
ynIeI OF hero.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
3AXBAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HPONnAMAum

MAPCEIb. (9paHIua).- TIO-
,IHIHa 3aXBaTHIa 3IecB 60Iee TOH
HB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IIp0HIa-
MaIHii Ha apa6cHOM II 6paHDy3C-
ROM a3BEaX, Hpe4Ha3HageHHBIX 4Ia
oTHpaBKu B MapoEEo. B cBa3H c
sTHM IeloM apecTOBaHa HaHHa 10
pTe&naHn. Ee coOyqacTHHR BoHcO
CHpbIHCa.
PTaHHy3CHOe HOMaHI0BaHHe B
MapOEHo O6HapyIHIo B BOficEHX He
cROIbHO H0MMyHHCTHqecEHX aqeeH,
SaHHMaBmHXca aHTHB0eHH0h HpoIa
raHIoii.
PpaHHy3cHOe HpaBHTe.IbCTBO 90
BHHaeT pyCCRHX 6%oIbnleBHROB B 30
s%6y1IeHHH Ty8OM1eB B MapORRO L
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
RA3H WIN AByX.

CHPAHT0H, IA 3Iecb Ra8He
Hn 4Ba nTaIbaHIa BypxaHTH II To
pm, npHTOBopeHHBIe Il cMepTHon ia
8HH ga o%rpa6IeHHe HOeaIa II y6Hlf
cTBo oIHoro qe.IoBeEa. lilo sToMy ne
ny oTn4aDT cyIa enIe HecRoIbRO ne
IOBeH.
Ra3HeHHBIe OTEa3aIHCb OF HCnO-
BeIH H HpHHaTHa cBaIIeHHHHa. Tx
IasHHIH Ha 9IeHTpHqecRoM RpecIe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
no CHE4HN We HOBOCTN

pN HaqaA Rypc Ah3TbI B ~rocHhTaAe.
Oh O6AagaeT xOpOwnM 3AopoBbeM,
no xoqeT np0XNTb 4oAbme.
- HaunOHaAbHaa Ta6aqHaa &C
c01HauNa peWNAa B TeRylIeM FoAy
n3pacxO4OBaTb ellie n~0AMNAANoHa
gOHAapOB Ha O6'aBAeHNa.
- B NoHRepC, H. w., npaBnTeTb
C~TBeHHbIe areHTbI BbIANNN 600 90
qeR HHBa B peRY TY4soH.
- B CTapOM Xap6nHe HpNCTyHAe
Ho 4 n~ocIpoHRe HoBOrO BOR3aAa.
HeMeggHH Hpob. TaHsa Nso0-
pen %CblpOB0IRy np0ThB Hp0Ra3bI,
HpNroToBAaeMyO N3 THMoAa v pbl-
6baro XNpa. IlOcAe MecaqHOro Aeqe
Hna sToH %cbIpoBoIROH onyxoAh Ha-
qnHapT YMeHbuIaTbCa " B 6OAe3Hh
H~aCTYnaeT HepeAOM.
BTOpOH cblH 6blBmero hMnepa
Tepa anORNN npN6blBaeT BcRope 3
loH4oH ana naYqeHha e~BponehcKAx
HayK " %npo6Y4eT a9ecb asa roAa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04

- Hpesn4eHT Ryah4% o~TRaaaAca
OF yqacTna B RaqecTBe apThCTa B
RnHo-pnAbMe Ha TOM OcHOBaHhh,
qTo 4oAwHOCTb npesh4eHTa peCny-
6aNRn He 4oAwHa 6bITb %NcnOAbaoBa
Ha B RaqeCTBe peKAaMbI qacTHoro
npe41pnaTha
H~aceaeHNe RBhHc RaYHTh, va
GIN r. Hbp NOpHa, ga noCAe4Hhe .
HeT y4BoNAOcb. TeHepb B sToM pa
hone wNBe1 10000 qeAoBeR.
ln4epbI AMephRaHcRoR 3e4e
pauHH Tpy4a HacTaHBaioT Ia TOM
q1o6Bl npaBnTeAbcTBeHHaa KoMhc-
cNa cRopee havana pa6oTbl B Mo-
con uloaAC.
= B &NAa4eAbHh 3aperhcTpHpo-
BaHo HeCROAbRo cAyqaeB OTpaBAe-
Hna ry6HoR noMa4oE.
B ge1poE1e 6op4 BbInycThA
VS. cBoero saBo4a 100000 TpaRTO-
pos.
TAaBa cTaHbHor0 TpecTa 3. e
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
TANHCTBEHHbIn ROgOR0A.


neTaAyMa, Kan. - 34emHHi no
meTcTep, NJ. 6IOp cIyqahHo Ha-
nIeI RO.IOROI, ,IeSaBWHi B yTIy 70
poIcHOTo 4B0pa, BecBMa 4peBHen
pa6OTH. HHKTO H3 3IemHHx He 3Ha
err 0 HpOHcxOHIeHHH 9TOTO HOI0RO-
ia. Ha EoIOEoIe HMeeTca pyccHaa
HaIIlucb. MaiiOp rOpoIa B. j,
Ce6Ic npeIHOIaTaeT, qTO HOIOH0I
0Hl HpHBe3eH cDIa %pyccKHMH npH
%aaceIeHHH HMH Ho6epe%ba HaIH9op
Hill H HaxoIHICa B PopTe Pocc.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
~OrPAb1EHNE 6AHKOB.

B 1erpoiiTe, MHT., naTb BoOFy;EcH
HbIx lIoIei orpa6HIH "BpaiiTAyp
Crehr C9HiBHHrc BaHE'' Ha 5000 4.
TpH clyHamHx 6aHEa II 10 HOceln
Te.IeH 0bI.IH npHHyH4eHbI 'Ieqb He
Ho.I II 6BTb 6e3MOIBHbIMH cBH4eTe
,IaMH oTpa6.leHHa.
BMHHHeaIOIHC IeHIuHHa C MyHqH
HOii OTpa6HlH TOprOBHii 6aHE Ha
300 IoIIapOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04

GRAIL BTIaIaTb B HaRyIO TO CTpaHHyD
3aIyMTHBOcTb, Hawai- OTHa3BIBaTbca
OF HpOrylOR II BBeSIOB H3 TEopbMB,
MHOrO nHcaI. Ho HoqTH BcerIa yHhq
TORaI H%aHHcaHHOe, He BGTyHaI R
%pa3rOB0pH C HaI3HpaTeIaMH II 7. IL.
TIOpeMHaa aIMHHHcTpaIIHa B 10
BeIeHHH CaBHHR0Ba SaH0IO3pHla
qTO-TO He.IaIHOe. y%CTaHOBIeHO OBJ
10, 6IarOIapa HpeIaTeIBcTBy OHIO
70 lib TIOpeMHBX cTOpOTef, ITO Ca
BHHEOB CHOCHTCa HHcbMeHH0 C IBy-
MI EBapTHpaMH b MOCHBe (oIHa
H3 HHX HpHHa4IeTHT ROMMyHHcTy
u3 OHHO3HTHH). B EOHIe HOHnoB,
Ha6IOIeHHe Han CaBHHBHM OHIO
ycHIeHO, II BCaHHe |cHOneHHa eTO
c ZEN OBI TO Hi OHIO 6HIH Hpe-
ceqeHBI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
TAM, TgE ~AyHAqAPCKNn

c HaTala yqe6HorO 1886 TO-
IA, BcIeIcTBHe coKpameHHa cMerH
TlaBHpobo6pa, saEpHBaDTca B Pc
pep II pa6OqHx, 8 neIarorHqec-
XIX, z Observation-Disclosures, 3
MeInuHHcEHX, 4 npoMBnmIeHHo-sRO-
H%OMHqecIHX Il 10 xyIOIeCTBeHHHX
%TeXHHEyM0B, a Ha yHpaHHe TaEHX
IKE TeXHHHyM0B .lHHBHIHpyeTca ~.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
y6Nl 10 OuN6KE CbIHA.

HAT.IETCByPT, Ky IlpHHaB
exaBmeTO c MaTepbD cBOerO cbIHa
ga qeaOBeHa, HOIospeBaeMOTo B 30
poBcTBe, 0epMep Myp BHcTpeIoM H3
pyTBa y6HI eTo HalloBaI II paHHI
cBOIo iEeHy. Myp apecTOBaH,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
B HEMEuRNx TDPbMAx 10 TbI
CAq nOINT. 3ARHNqEHHblx.

B TDpBMax TepMaHHH B HcTeE-
IHeM rO4y c%OIep%aIOcB $4,000 no
.IuTuqecEHx EXTRAORDINARY. b Ha-
cTOaIIee BpeMa B HHx %HaxOIHTca
oRoIo 1000 Ocy%4eHHBx HOMMyHH
cTOB II OROlO 1000 6OIBmeBHROB
HaxoIarca B HpeIBapHreIbHOM ga
RIDqeHHH 10 cy4a.
TepMaHCRHe B'HacTH He %aIaNT'
HOBHIHMOMy, OTcTaBaTb OF pyccRHX
6OIbIIeBHROB ITO qaCTH HpeGIe40-
BaHHa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N CB0HX 10
lHTHqecHHX Hp0THBHHR0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
RoMMyHNcTbI 30 BEEN BNHoBaTbI

Hon HpeIIOroM 'yMHpOTBOpeHHa'
RHTaa HHoCTpaHHBIe IepataBbI cTa-
THBaIOT CIOIa CB0H B0licRa II, IIOBH-
IHMOMy, H|OITOTOBIaIOT H0BbIlI pa
3IeI HHTaa.
HaHaIaa Ha MHpOIO0HBBIG hH-
Tai, aMepHEaHcHHe II 0BpOHelcHHe
XHIIHHHH-6yp&ya, TTO0H HpHIpbITb
CBoD Bo3MyTHTelbHyD rpaOHTelb-
cEyD nOlHTHEy B HHrae, no4HalH
EpHR B HeVaTH, qTO BO.IHeHHa B hi
rae BbI9BaHH pyccRHMn 6oIbLIeBII-
RaMH.
6OHbmeBnRN TOXIC He npOqb no
rpeTb pyRH ga cqeT Rh1aa.
MeIIy rem, BEEN X0p0nl0 H3Be-
CTHO, ITO 0OIbTIeBHRH no qacTH or
pa6IeHHa RHTaG HHCH0IbEO He yC
TynaDT 4pyrnM eBp%oTIe1cEHM 0yp-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
pABBNHbI nOAPAJNCb

B HHIy apryMeHTHpoBaHHa DUH
H3 ma6epoB, no 3aaBIeHHD ofIIS;e
HHOrO paBBHHa, yIapHI ero If Ho-
cy.
B IeIO BMeTaIaCb IIOFuIIHH u
apecToBaIa ma6epa Py6EHhT ciiHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
OF RHNKHOT0 MArA3NHA
"PACCBETA"

K cBeIeHHp TEX. RoTopBe npH-
caalH saEaa Ha 6ponTppy 9RcHepa
"PasyMHaa HoIoBaa %H3Hb My,aqH-
HBI N %eHnIHHM"
B Billy 6oIBInoro cHpoca Ia nee.
HepBaa HapTna paaomIacb. BTopyF
HapTHD oRHIaeM B caMOM 6Ilf1afi-
new 6yIynIeM. Ito HoIyqeHm Ta-
IoBoi, over BceM BHcaanHa HeMeII-
aeHHo.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
B3PbIB REPOCNHA.

HbN H0PH.- B rapa%e Ha ~
yHHDe npoH3ome,I BspBB EepOcHHa,
30 BpeMa HoTOpOrO HOTH6Io 2 qe-
,ICBeRa II oIHH HoIyqHI cHIbHBc
O;ROTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
NPHAHANN yrPoXAET roAOA

llp0IOIIaDmHeca H0qTH 0ecIIpe-
pBIBHO B TeqeHHe - MeCaHeB 10
RIH yHHqT0THIH HOceBBI. Bce1 ZIP
.IaHIHH yrpOTaeT TOIOI. PepMepH
H0Hec.IH TpOMaIHHe y0HTEH Belle
IcTBHe H0TepH cE0Ta.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
HA nONCKN %AMyHACEHA.

0C,l0. HOpBeTcHoe HpaBHTe1bcT
30 penIHIO HOcIaTb IBa TH4p0TIIaHa
Ha HOHcEH AMyHIceHa, yIeTeBmero
Il ceBepHOMy HO1TOcy H3 lllIIHu0ep-
reHa 81 MHHyBHIeT0 MAI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
CMEPTb OF wAPbI.

Or H%eo6BTqaiiHO 6olBZnoi &apBl
B CpeIHHX II B0cT0qHHX MTaTaX
yMepIo % qe.IOBeRa H 6OIee 100
qe.IoBeR aa6OIe.Io. B HbD HopRe
B 9TH %apHHe IHH Ha ylHIax Ha-
6aDIaeTca MHOTo .HbaHHx. TOBopaT,
qTo Ho9omeBela BoIRa no cIyqaD
1apH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04

BOfiHe B TO BpeMa, IaE HALO OHIO
OBI OTBeTcTBeHOcTb ga 9Ty bobby
BCeDe.IO B03IOKHTB Ha CaMHX 6pa
1y3CRHX HMHeHpa.IHcTOB, 3axBaTBI-
BaDIuHx qyIHe TeppHTopHH, 6Iaro
4apa HpeBocxoIcTBy cBoeh BoeHHoi
cHIH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
nOlET B EOHOlyly.

llpeIIlpHHHMaeMHil 10 pacIIopa%e
HHD aMepHEaHcEOTO MopcHoro MHHHc
TepcTBa 6e3OCTaHOBOqHBIll B03IyIl-
HHil HepeIeT Ha Can IHerO B l'OHo-
,1yIy Ha3HaqeH Ha z C%eHTa6pa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
nPMEs9 T-wN ANPN

BO BTopoT noIoBHHe HDHa B Ilpa-
~ HpHe8TaeT T-&a RDpH. BO BpeMa
cBoerO Hpe6BBaHHa B qexocIoBaRHH
OLA OcMoTpHT PAL paIHoaorHqecEHx
yqpe%8eHHi IIparH Z KypopTa axH
MoBa. HaBecTHoro cBoHMH paIHOaK-
rHBHBMH HCToqHHRaMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
3AEM n NTA0NN

HbI H0PH.- 4&. II. MopraH
BHIaI HTa.IbaHcROMy H%paBHTeIbcT-
BY HOBBIiI 3aeM B 80 |MH.I,1H0HOB 10
.IIapOB. HTaIBaHcHaa ,IHpa HecR0-
.TbR0 H0IHaIaCb.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
0T'E3l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
B M0CKBy.

HPATA. - CoBeTcRHii n0IHpeI
B Hpare AHToHoB-0 BceeHRO BBexaI
B MocRBy. 3aMeHIaTb 0BceeHRo 6y-
geT coBeTHuR HpeIcTaBHre.HbcTBa A..
IlpnxoIBRo.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
MERCNRA

MEKCHH0 CHTH.- MeRcHRaH-
CROe npaBHTe.IBcTBo IyTlHIO B Tep-
MaHHH 10000 BHHTOBoE II 10000
May3epoB. IlpoH3BeIeHa 3aEyIIRa ia
EiEe nyleMeToB II Ipyroro BnIa ANY
HHnnH II BOeHHOTo BoOpyIeHHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
KEHulNHbI lETqNRN.

.I0HI0H.- IBe aHr.HHqaHEH
TpHMyT yqacTHe B BO3IyHHOM COG
Ta3aHHH, EOTopoe coeToHTca B Bpy
cceIe B cIeIyDIHee BocEpeCeHBe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
Observation-Disclosures nAMHTHNR
y6NH QEB0qRy.

IIEH aH, H. IL Ha MecTHoM
HIaI6HI1e B 4eHb H~0MHHoBeHHa yMe
puIHX 00Ba IHBIIIHMca H~aMaTHIH0M
y6Hr Ak ,IeTHHii pe6eHOE, HrpaB-
mHii BO3Ie nero.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04

lUAHXAN.- 3a%6aCToBOqHOe GBN
weHMe RnTaECRNx TeKCTnAbHbIx pa
6OqNx npHHaAO xapaRTep HapO4Ho-
70 4BN@eHNa npoTnB n%HOcTpaHHoR
6YpXya3Nn, aBAapmeHCa b%aKTNqec
RNM xOsaNHOM rOpo4a.
COMMISSIONING sa6acTOBwnKoS
%KNTaHCKNx cTy1eHTOB C hHOCTpaH-
HON nOAn1NeH " BOHCKaME, PAGER
pen II pa6OqNx " cTy4eHTOB, Cy-
poBble %nphrOBOpbI Ha4 apecTOBaH-
HblMN AeMOHCTpaHTaMN - bee aT0
npnBeHO K qpe3BBIqaEHOMy O6OcTpe
HNp " 6es Tor0 HaTaHyTbx OHIO
meHnE MCKAY KHTaHCRNM HaCeAe-
HHeM NHOcTpaHuaMN.
LUaHxaH B HaCTOamee BpeMa aB
AaerCa ueH1pOM RHTaEcRorO 4BN%e
HNa, Hy4a cTeKaDTca bee He4OBoAb
HbIe nHOCTpaHHblM 3aCNAbeM aaeMe
HTbl.
BbICAAKA NHOCTPAHHbIX DO.
NICK.
llpHHATHe HH0CTpaHH0n |I0HHUHeIl
IpyTbIe MepBT HpOTHB RHTanCHHX
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
B nOlbuIE

IIoc1e He4aBHeTo noTapa B K1e-
BaHH - cHOBa 3apeTHcTpoBaH PAL
EpyTIHBX noTapOB Ha EpecaX. Ha
4Hax 3 6eIorpaiicRoM yeaIe crOpe-
III ceIa lepeHaHEa II CTapHh Mali
ian, 11-ro Man B HoBoTpyIcEOM
BoeBoIcTBe ce.1e IIOIIecBe GO XaT)
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-04
nOHOXEHNE B KNTAE OCHOXHaETCa

3a0acToBmIHROB IpHBelH Ii BceOO~
mei |3a6acTOBEe. TepTOBaa Il Hpo-
MbIHIeHHaa %H3Hb lIlaHxaa cOBep-
meHHO 3aMepIa. CHaTH c pa6OT pa
60qHe 9IeETpHqeCEOIl cTaHIHH BE-
I0HaqRH, O0cIyKHBaBIIHe IIH0cTpa
HHyD qacTB TOpoIa BoIofl II 9IeR-
%TpHqecTBoM.
Ha IepOTaX cTy1eHTaMH II pa0o
qHMH H0cTaBIeHM 3acTaBbI, ITO
OBI He 4oHyCTHTB HO4BOaa B rOpoI
npOIyRTOB LII HHOcTpaHHeB.
Be34e Ha yIHIIaX HpOHcX04aT
MHTHHTH C HpH3BIBOM II H3THaHHO
H3 cTpaHH 3aXBaTqHEOB : HHOcTpa-
HIIeB.
BBHIy TaH0TO CO34aBmeT0ca no.
JOReHHa C HaXOIaIIHXca B lllaH-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
Rep. John Rogers
Dies in Capital

Washington, March 2S-Represen-
tative John Jacob Rogers. Republ
can, of Lowell, Mass. died here at
COS tonight after a long Illness.
Mr.. Rogers vigorous work in the
presidential campaign brought re-
lapse, his physicians said. and when
they were unable to diagnose his all
ment he was sent to a Boston hospl-
tai for observation. Here his condl-,
ton improved steadily and he soon
returned to his home in Lowell. HIS
condition by last January had i'm
proved so much that his physicians
advised him to go South for a rest
which he did after spending two
weeks in Washington.
At Charleston, S. c., however. his
condition took turn for the worse,
and he was brought back to Wash
ington, where he entered a hospital
Mr.. Rogers was born in Lowell,
Aug. IS. 1881. He was graduated
from Harvard in 1904. and three
years later married Miss Frances
Nourse. He entered Congress in 1913
and had served continuously since
then. except during the World War
when he enlisted as a private in the
Field artillery. He was the author
of the Rogers act, passed a year ago,
re- organizing the diplomatic corps.
He was a trustee and director of
several business concerns and the
members of a numbers of Washing
ton clubs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
Bates COLLEGE
Bates College News

The Department of Chemistry has
developed a scheme whereby those
majoring in chemistry may conduct
a research investigation in organic
work during the second semester of
the senior year. The fundamental idea
underlying this policy is to enable the
students to think for themselves, to
develop resource and initiative, and
give them confidence in their ability
to handle problems in Chemistry.
Those taking the course are show
ing real interest in the work and
are making very good progress.
They have already prepared two new
compounds which have not been syn
thesized before. DR.. Lawrence, head
of the Chemistry department, has
worked in this field and has prepared
81 compounds.
The co-sds had a Gymnasium Meet
the last OF this week in the Rand
Hall Gymnasium. There were rep
resentatives from the three lower
classes who competed in floor-worll
including drill. marching. dancing and
apparatus. The Seniors We're the
only ones to appear in the dancing
Miss Mildred Francis, the physical
director of the girls. and Miss Vivian
Milliken, of Portland, formerly of Au-
gusta, conducted the meet.
The following girls were presented
with sweaters after earning their ten
stripes: Ethel erie. '25: Evelyn Lind
say. '25: Beatrice Wright, 20: Marion
Hall. '26; Caroline Stackpole. '26:
Inez Farris. '26; Nathalie Benson, ~;
and Gertrude Campbell, '27.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
Ways and Bridges
Committee Inspects
Boston Highways

Members of the Legislative ways
and briggs committee and the state
Highways Commission, accompanied
by Hiram w. Kicker, Chief Engineer
Paul D. Sargent and others. gathered
at the Copley-Plaza in Boston satur-
day evening for the purpose of dis
cussinp WAYS and means for improving
the main highway between Kittery and
Portland. This main artery, used prob
ablv more than any other road in the
state of Maine, is the one from which
motorists get their first impressions,
and because of this 1t Is thought nee
essary to take immediate steps to-
ward putting it in first class condition.
After tour of inspection of the
principal highways in and around Bos-
ton, the members of the gathering
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
SECOND Lap K. J.
CROSSWORD LIMERICK
CONTEST ON TODAY

The second series of weekly puz-
zles in the Journals $3.50 Cross
Word Limerick Contests starts this
morning on page s. Weekly prizes
of SIS, SIS. $40 and IS will be award
ell as heretofore for correct solution
of cross word puzzle and best line
limerick written about any one of the
25 business firms listed on the page.
Contestants will welcome the appear
ance of nearly all new advertisers on
the page, all reliable Augusta firms.
about whom it will be easy, to find
new ideas and material for the COM
position of winning limericks. AS
before contestants may write as
many limericks about any or all of
the firms as they wish each week.
Most of the previous winners sub
mitted a good number of limericks
each time and by not getting dis
couraged and keeping at it each week
of the prize money.
Anyone except a Kennebec Journal
employee is eligible to compete for
the prizes. it is not even necessary
to be a subscriber to the X j., no
physical examination is needed and
anyone between the ages OF one and
one hundred and fifty can compete.
In awarding the prizes no consider
alton is given to age. sex. race, re-
ligion. politics nor income-the cor
rect solution and the best limerick
carries off the prize. Remember that
all solutions and limericks must
reach the Journal office not later
! than A. NJ. each Friday. Winners
will be announced each following
, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
Apple Tree Tips
From State Dept.
Of Agriculture

Begin grating the apple trees any
time after the 10th Of April. Select
the branches that are thrifty and Of
size between ga and u inches, hav-
ing these spaced so that the scions
will form a well-balanced head. Re-
member that the tendency is for them
to grow in an upright position, and If
care Is not exercises you will get a
high-headed tree that will be expen-
sive to handle. The expense Of spray
ing and harvesting is greatly increased
when the trees are allowed to grow
into the air.
First of all cut out any and all dead
or diseased wood before starting to
graft, as this is one of the most po-
tent means of carrying canker, an
thracknose and kindred diseases. After
cutting out the diseased branches,
thoroughly disinfect the tools and ev-
cry stub that has been cut with the
following solution:
Three ounces of copper sulphate and
one gallon of water. This may be ap-
piled with a brush or swab, being
very careful that all surfaces have
been thoroughly covered with this ma
terial.
The cleft graft is commonly used in
top-working the old trees and is one
of the simplest processes in grating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
NATIONAL HOME

The funeral of the late Alfred
Maginnies will be held in the Home
chapel at 1870 Monday, Rev. FIR.
Mclaughlin officiating.
The regular Sunday evening con-
cert was excellent and thoroughly
enjoyed. The number by the brass
quartet was appreciated.
The moving picture program for
this week will be, Tuesday. Doro-
thy and Lillian Gish in Orphans of
the Storm" with a Spotlight and
comedy, and Friday. Estelle Taylor
and Antonio Moreno in Tiger Love"
with a Pathe News and comedy.
The Home Sunday school class
held social Saturday evening in
Grand Army hall and the young
folks thoroughly enjoyed themselves
with games. etc. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mrs. Stephen Cowhey an ddaugh-
ter, Miss Thelma of York Harbor,
are visiting relatives on the Halo
well road.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Varnum and
daughters, the Misses Myrtle and
Frances, Mrs. Sadie Foster and Mrs.
Nina Macomber motored out from
Augusta Saturday evening to at
tend the Sunday School social.
Officer of the day, Captain John j.
Mooney.-Patrick +. Mcnamara has
been granted a furlough to Boston,
Peter Masterman has returned from
a furlough to Portsmouth.-The re-
turns from passes Saturday were
HAL j. Spicer from Augusta and
Patrick McGrath from Sa1em.-Fred
L. Edgscomb, adjutant's clerk, pass
ed Sunday with relatives in Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30
COOPER'S MILLS

An, enjoyable whist party was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Weeks on Saturday evening. About
fourteen guests were present and
three tables of whist were filled. Mrs.
George Kimball was winner of the
first prize and Albert Wiley winner
of the BOBBY prize.
II. w. Weeks has his full crew at
work saving out the seasons run of
logs. This year it will be smaller
due to the snow leaving in February
which greatly hindered the logging
operations.
Colby College, was the week END
Weeks. She left Tuesday for her
home in Waldoboro.-P. S. Whittier,
the driver of the Washington stage,
has used horses on his route the last
week owing to the deep mud.-Mr.
Page of Damariscotta was a bus
mess caller here in this place on
Monday.-James Lawrence of Gard
liner was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
The work committee of George B.
Mcclellan, S. of V. Auxiliary met
Thursday with Carrie Weeks. A
! pleasant afternoon was passed in
sewing. Dainty refreshments We're
served by the hostess. Next Thurs
day they will meet with Susie Noyes.
Thelma Allen has returned to her
home in Chelsea after visiting her
sister, Elsie Croxford.-Sarah Clark,
who has been very i'll. remains about
the same.-Mrs. Leonard Cooper of
Whitefield was a caller Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. w. l.. Croxford.
Horace Cookson had the misfor-
tune to cut his hand Thursday with
an axe while working in his fathers
orchard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-30

Screen riot everywhere. Everywhere
it appears the entire town has turn
ed out to see it. With these facts
in hand, the management has
brought in an outside Motion Pic
ture Operator to relieve the local
mechanism and showings will be
Continuous from 2.15 until 1850 +.
NJ, during the run Of this picture
this in an effort to accommodate our
Patrons, who may come in at their
leisure and remain until that point
of the program again comes around
when they entered. The second fea-
ture of the program will be Harry
Cary in soft Shoes" and Pathe
News. 1915, and 25c prices will pre-
vail for this special occasion of Con-
tinuous Monday and Tuesday run
ning.-Adv.