davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11

TaTb %K0MMyHH3M T0lbTM "~HaXalbcT-
B0M". H0 TeIIepb, n0c1e 30pHqeBcHliX
pa3'acHeHHd 0 TOM, qTO 'HHTeT0 90
nero He Inject R0MMyHH3M II c0BeTC
Eaa cMcTeMa C H|CnpaBHHqbHM 4e--
p%eBeHcHHM caMOIepTaBHeM" zap
THHa 6ygro OBI cTaIa HHOh. IeHepb
"6a6H II My1HHH HIaHal0Tca Ha cy-
he HH3K0, B ll0ac, Hacaacb mona
OHaBnIMMH Bo.IOcaMu'' Il rQBopaT SO
pHTaM Il ARy,HbnluHHM:
-''ToBapHmH, Il MH TeIepB, cha
CH00, yBHIe.In cBeT, IBImaTb cTa,IlI.
MH R%OMMyHH3M nOHHMaeM TeIIepb,
RaRaa B HEN H%paBIa"...
He OWEN HoIeMH3HpoBaTb. 9To
OHIO OBI c.IHLIRoM .IeT6HM II He0Ia-
ToIapHBIM 3aHaTHeM. CRa;ReM IyqIue
cBoe HcEpeHHee cTIacn0o ga TO no
1fHHHoe, qTO, HecMoTpa Ha cTepeo
THHHyIo bOIbry B nHCaHHH o6oHG
aBTopoB HMeeTca.
9T0 noc.IeIHee B TOM, qT0 IepeB
Hi bee eHe TeMHa, HecMOTpa Ha lie
peSHToe.
II IepeBHa bee %e He o6HapyR1I-
BaeT "H0MMyHaIbHOe BIeqeHHe'', He
cMoTpa Ha cBoD TeMHoTy.
II qeM TeMHee IepeDHa, TEN Bep
nee LII BIacTH, HOO TOIbRo 30 Time
My$HIH0f Hax0IHT cBOD 0H0py ne
%yToahMoe B.IeqeHHe EoMMyHHcToB Il
'I0ISHocTH" II B.IacTH.
lepeBeHcRHi moHoT, aBcTBeHHo
LAKE lin K0MMyHHcTHqeCEOro yXa,
HepexoIHT B poHoT. IloEa TTo lie
peXoIHT c%THXHfiH0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11

paMH 3Bepeh, ITHII, 'lIo4en II DBe-
FOB. Il 9TOil Base HOBBIii HOBe,IH-
TeIB T|pnEacaIca pyEOii Il TONY Nee
Ty, RE B BABE HMeeTca IIaTb Ipy
rIBx yrIy6IeHHfi. 9To CIeIB
Ha.rBIIeB TepOa-lIOIy6Ora BaH-TaH-
Pa, cIaBTIeTO Ba3y B lIOpBlBe THe
Ba II |BIaBHBIIeTO ee TOICTMe cTeH-
III BHyTp.
3epEaIo CyH-.IH na noIHpoBaHHo
70 cepe0pa Ha HOBepXH0cTl cBoeH
HocHT TOHHHii c.IeI, eIBa 3aMeTHHil
EoHTyp SeHcIOrO .IHIa. Ilpe4aHHe
rlacHT, ITO 9T0 H300paHeHHe
IO0HMOii IeHM HMHepaTOpa Mill
"a Tyf-Ca-.IaHa, 8aIeqaTIeB-
meiica HaBeRM B 3epIa.1e B Tot
MHT, IorIa ee Hp%eHaTe1bcEH yoHlH
20 BpeMa HpHTecHBaIHa.
AIMa3 "M0i-HHH'' C UeIon ce-
| THO ToHVaiilHuX, BOIOcHBX XoIOB,
ITO EOTOpBIM nepeIHBaeTca RHI-
E0cTb, cIyTHIa HaHaDeeH IIa NM
~nepafopoB knTaa OF BECK 0%oIeaHen.
B qecrb "%MOii-HHHa' HMHepaTopb
cTpoH.fu EyMHpH.
Meq qHHTH3-xaHa, = TaRe,IBIll,
HInpoEHH, %eIesHHii Meq aHaI
B.IacTH 6OTIBlXaHa II HpaBa er9
HaSHHTB BCaH0T0 %IOI4aHH0T0, OHIO
GLITCH Il qHcIy 4peBHelIIIHX HpeI-
MeToB B MHpe IL, EOHeqHo, ropa3Io
0ogee 4peBHeTO HpoHcXO&IeHHa,
qeMf 3HaMeHHTbii "0Hq B0HHif" IN
HrHs-xaH. Ha %eIesHoii pyHoaTKe
BBtpe3aHO IBa cI0Ba: "CMepTb
BIacTB'. HepOrIH0H O%THOcaTca Il
pa3paIy IpeBHelimHx %TH6eTcEHX III
cBNeH, II 9To, BepOaTHO, II Hoc.Iy-.
SH,To HpHqHHOfl TOTO, ITO erO HpH
HHcMBaDT 4HHTH3--xaHy.
IipeMe 9THx npeIMeToB, 4BopeT
Ha RyoHr-.IuHe B HMHepaTopcEoM
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11

cbMe, H0 He ReIaeT n0MeIIaTb
eTO Ha cTpaHHUaX .Ta3eTbI, pyE0-
BOIcTByacb HpaBHIOM Ta3eTh He
HOMewaTb He 4pOBepeHHHx cO0ome
mi, Tpa3H II IIeBeTB. HaTlHn
HHHHR! G RaEHX 9To hop OH cTaI
pyEOB0IcTB0BaTbca TaEnM lIpaBH-
JON? YeIOBeE, B IopOTEoe BpeMa
C|TaBUIHiI B qHGaT0 CHHoHHM0M Il0uI-
I0cTH N ,IatH, XaMeIe0H, MeHaI0
mHli cBOO ORpacEy no HecHoIbEy
pa3 B 4eHb, - OH eHIe cMeeT To-
B0pHTb HecROIBEHM c0THaM HeCqac
TlBX qHTaTeIei 0 cBOHX RaqecT-
Bax 'qeCTHOTO II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MeanOpaTOpa (cpe4H IecaTEa 4py-
INK 'cneYHaIBHocTei" c. euIe. II
Me1uopaTopa!!D?!
haEHM &e IlpaBOM pyHOBO4cTB0-
BaIca 9IOT 4yxoBHbIIi ''TO0O" ToT-
Ia, 6OTIa OH B HepeI0BbIX, II
B CBoHX myMHHx II IpyTHx Ill
caHHax - RIeBeTaI Ha .IDIei, 90
acb lake Ha3BaTB HX nMeHa?
HaIOHeT, EaEHM ne HpaBHI0M
pyHOB0ICTBOBaIca 9TOT xe TIKI, 10
RIA OH cOO6uaI 0 ce6e pa3HHe He
6HIHrIH Meepy 3oIOTapeBy B ''HB-
HINT AMepHEeH''? XIecTaKoB 70
TO.Ia 6IeIHeeT nepeI 9THM, XoTa
H HacHy8HeHbHHM c Billy, H0 90
.TaTBIM BCaRHMH IaEOcTaMH BHyT-
phi - qeIOBeqROM.
n ga Be,InEyIo PoccHn obi,
ecTb II 6yIy!" HcTepHgecEH BOcR-
IHUaeT 9TOT EapT0HHbIT IlaTphoT'
3a Be.IHRyN PoccHD? 3HaqHr-3a
4o-BoeHHyo, ga POccHD %lller1OBH-
roBHx Il T%yplaHIoBl?: 3a PoceHn
IlpH0aITHHcHHx T%apaTelbHBX OF
paIoB.? 3a pyccRoro 1aHIapMa B
PeBeae, Pnre, KoBHe, MHHcEe, Ba
pmaBe!? ga EpyIHeBaHmHHy!? ga
cTOIbIIHHcEHe Ta.1cTyxH!?
IlO3IpaBIaeM!
B. HOAeccRHE.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11

PeB0lDBH0HHMe H0TpaceHHa b
HuTae cEnHyIH Diary HenpOHHDae-
moi TaiHn C ''3aHpeTHOrO HIN I'M
HepaTOpcEoro rOpoIa'' B lleHHHe.
10 cHX hop 0 IBOpHe 0OT4bIxa-
HOB cIara,InCb T0.IbH0 lereHIhI, pa
syHpamHBaBmHeca IOcyHeH 9aHTa-
aHef .lD0HTe.Ieii HeO6HqaHHoTo.
BOIbme BcerO MeCTa B 9THx re-
TeHIaX OTB0IHIOcb coHpOBHHIaM
B.IaIHR RHTaa, cqHTaBIIHXca H0Hc
THHe cRa3OqHHMH. TeIepB HMeeTca
BO3MOHH0CTb H03HaR0MHTb qnTaTe-
.Ieii C qacTbD 9THx %coEpoBhMI, Ha-
HonIeHHBIX THcaqeIeTHaMH.
AHrIHfcRHii 1ypHa4HcT, cOTpy4-
HHI "TaiIMca" B Hp0cTpaHHOd era
The IaeT OHHcaHHe qyIee IBopHa
CHHOB He0a - 6"0TIBIxaHOB.
"qT06H cM0TpeTb HaH c.IeIyeT
6BBmHii 3aIpeTHHii ropoI, III
meT OH, HyHHBI De.IBe r0Ibl,
qT00M H3yqHTb N RIaccH0HIIHp0-
barb neHHOcTH, CR|0IIIeHHbe TAM,
HyaHH ycHIHa TbIcaqH yqeHBX Z
HpoIoI;ReHHH qeIoBeqecROH 1H3HH.
haIIaa MeIoqb, Ra&Iaa HHqT0-
GHaa BemHna 9Iecb IlpeIcTaBIaeT
co6oD HcTopHqecEyD IeHHoeTb. Hpn
0eTIOM OcMOTpe M0%Ho y4eIHTb BHlI
Manic IH.1b rpaHIH03HOMy, H0pa-
IapmeMy speHHe HIN BoO6pa%e-
EIe. II TaIOrO TpaHIH0sH0r0 30
IBOpUe 6oTIbIxaHOB T01e MHOTo.
Boo0me, c coIep%HMbIM 9ToTo IBO
pIa He MoReT cHopHTB coIepSHMoe
My3eeB EBpoHB, BMecTe BsaToe".
B cBoeii 'cTaTBe aHrHHUaHHH. Oc-
TaHaBIHBaeTca 0co0eHH0 HoIpo0H0
Ha "3HaMeHnTOh aepHol %eMgyRHHe
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11
ATA9OH ia MAPbA.
ropHblx, TeHblx CRaA,

Mckay rOpHblx, TeHblx CRan,
T4e ayx aAo0bI noqhBaA,
Cpegb paCKN4NcTbIx npenoH
CAbImeH 6BA maxTepa CTOH.
f Ryp Ms caoB oRoBbI
VI 3BeHOm 3BeH0 OcHoBbI.
MpaR, H%eBexecTBo, ,pa3BpaT
3aRyp, RaR rpeK CORpaT.
VI B cep4uax Alo4eh Ap0oBb
q saRry OrHeM KoCTpoB.
Boz HaqHy a cBoR paccRas
noyqnTeAbHBlh ana BaC,
Pac1OHbIpbTe mhpe yum
VI n%pn6Ansb1e BAUM TyuN.
B aaANxBauROH cAo6O9e
npN A%3BNANCTO peBe
ArabOH IA Mapba ThAh
H0HOAaM Ap00Bb 9eANAH,
ATabOH pa6OTaA B ulaxTe,
HepBblM 6bIA pa6OqNM B waxTe,
MameHbRa 6BHa CBpoMHa
VI qec1Ha, qeAOM - MaAOHHa,
RaR pa6oTHHHa - nphAexHa,
" 4yuoD He MaTe%Ha.
IONA ulHAa, IA CTHpaAa,
la C pa6oTbI ByRa R4aAa.
HNmb Arab Horop B 4OM,
HoueAya rpeMeA, RaB rpoM!
A B yeAa4Y, IA HapaAy,
IA 4 B~ceO6uleMY YRAaAY
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11
nEPBAa AERUNa B CE3oHE

qNKarO, NHHo. - B cy66OTy IL
%ceHTa6pa c. T., B 6OIbIuJN aa.Ie 10
Ma IIpocBeuIeHua (1QS0 i. II yIl
cocTouIca IIepDaN JeIaWa B ce3CHc.
I. KalyanHBM oyer EpoqGeHo
coO6uIeHHe Ha TcMy: PyccEHil
IIeHTp I. YHEaIO II ere 3%aIapH".
TAM IKE 3anHcb + qIGHM lleHfpd.
Haga.1o pOBBJ & nae. Gelepa.
ByCI 6e3lilaTubfi.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11
CTPyH MOHo4OCTN

llIecTHleTHnit DIP. 1eBInH H3 'PH
,IaIeIb0MH b TeqeHHe 81 MIiHyI lie
peH.lB.I p. TyI30H, BO3.ie HbD Hop
I'D. Ma.lbqR MeITaeT o. TON lie, 10
RIA OH MOGeT |nepeHlbITb AHrIHIie-
RHii EaHa,I. B03MOTHO II He0elIlH-
Ber, RorIa BMpocTer Il c0eoe1;eT
M0.ToIOcTb cBoerO TeIa. ,
HeIaBH0 OIHa TeHuJHH2 3 hoe
AHIIeleCe Hpa3IH0BaIa cBUe IS :
.IeTne. CTapyXa B TeqeAHe BOcbNII
JACOB H.IaBaIa ITO B0.IIIaN 0ReaHa.
B HITaTe HBIO IHoH32a THReT
71-.1eTHHii ''MaIb4uR''. Oh e;EeGHe-
mo ia cB0eM BeI0cHIeI9 HPo0e-
,laeT 10 Is MH.Ib.
L CH6HpH yMepIa QUA cTapyXa
Tia 104 rOIy cBOei Tnahd. 0Ha
b T0I cMepTH eme Ba3ala 4yIEII
.CRGH Ipa-TlpaBHyEaM.
haIaa 3aBH8HaH IOIa .1I04ei, TO
BeHaX HOTopBIX cTpyHTca 00Ipaa
Rp0Bb. 1tIa HHX II CTap0cTb - He
CTapOCTb. A lI0CTOaHHaa M0I0IoCTb.
NBaH 0KyHuOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11

Tlepeg YXNHOM BHHuOM
yrOmaAaCb C MyReHbROM.
Pas Mamyxe MblcAb MeAbKHYAa
MeqTa GqaCTba HOgMhrHYAa...
Tyr MamYxa yxnTpnAaCb,
qTO6 AeueBAe O6xO4hAOCb,
3aBeAa CBOH cameron,
CTaAa THaTb, ITO qaC, ramon.
leHb VI H0qb myMhT MauIhHa.
Maua C Bo4KN, RaR MAMMA.
RBapTHpaHTOB 3aBeAa,
KN3Hb Ha HeT CBON CBeAa.
VI C TEX mop BO3HAK pa36OH
MeTAy My%eMs ReHOH.
B 4OMe RyTKO, TaTapaM,
Thor no 4HaM " no HoqaM.
qanRa, MKCRa " r0puleR
Bee IeTNT TYT B n0T0A0R.
CTY1ba KpeHRNe TpeUlaT,
CTeKAa xpyHRhe 3BeHaT,
.ArabOH;, ClOBHO xyHxY3,
ga pasHa4 ceMeNHblx vs.,
B CTOH 3aAa4nA ~ByAaRaMH
IA 6paHNTCa C "6OpAepaMN".
60p4epa" ero HacKaWT,
RaR Ny4a, O6HEMapT
yrOmaUT Ha Y6ON,
Ia MNraDTCa C XeHOH.
On, H|anNBuNCb 40 0TBaHa,
CBnueT HOCoM y npNBaAa,
"6Op4epa"-& erO %eHy
B RopeHHYD rHYT 4YrY,
" vs. 4oMa ATabOHa
Gran BepTeH-xyxe calyHa.
AraboHOBa %eHa
5ceMy 3TOwY BHHa.
P. RopHOceBNq.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11

ropOIe xpaHHT coTHH 4peBHHx cBa-
meHHBx HpeIMeToB, 6pocaBl1Ix Ha
6orIBXaHOB eBeT 6OEecTBeHHOTO
upOncXoT4eHHa Il HpH4aBaBIIlIix HM
0pe0I BelHqna.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11
N gHa CBNHEM ECTb HPAB0-
CyANE.

%llpaB0cyITa Ha 3eMIe He MaIo'
n He TogbEo 1.Ia cMepTHbIX no
IeI, HO II 4Ia CBHHei.
b |MaIeHbEOM T0p0IEe, B MIC
Cypu 0InH HeTp yEpaI IByX CHI
Heil. II HOIaI npeI npaB0cyIH0e
OHO. CyIba HaHIe.I HeTpa BHHoBlbFM
HpeI CBHHbaMH II |IlpHr0B0pHI er0
Il qeTBIpeXIeTHeMy TlopeMHoMy "a
EIIOqeHHI0.
II bee 81 4ByX cBHHeiI, cT0aIIIHX
10 Is 8OIIapOB Eaai4aa. qeTBIpe
ToIa. II lake 6e3 BMqeTa TpU1Ia-
I'll qacOB npeIBapITe1bHOTO 3aITn
qeHIG.
lBe yEpaIeHHbIX cBIHbH qpeSBbi-
qailH0 paul TaEOMy 4%ByHoToMy Hpa
BOcyIHIO. Bp0IaT, B0IIaloTca B ia
Bose II n0XpDEHBaDT.
RaE MHlOcepIHH CyIbH Il CHI
HbaM! 3a TO RaE Ohm IecT0EoCep-
IeqHBE Il ,IT0IaM.
NBaH 0RYHIoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11
B HbIO NOPRE MNHAN0H wa
IMNXCH.

HaTaIacb mE0IbIlaH 3a1lICb h
HBD Hoppe. Ha6HpaeTca Mu1lHon
y|uaHJHxca IeTeii. lIIecTaa TaCTb Bee
70 HaCeleHua,
lilo $4,000 -. 10000 ea;erOI-
Haa HpH0aBRa.
33 HOBBX mH0IbHbIX 3IaHnil b
ONION TOp0Ie.
81 mROI 6yIyT cTpOHTbca. II bee
miOIM - |HaCTOaIIJHe IeTCHHe IB0p
IbI co cBeTOM, c %npOcT0p0M, c pas
MaXoM. Ha $4,000 IeTeii mEoIa.
600 OTpOMHBIx lIIOI b rOp0Ie.
B qHEaT0 HOmIlH b mHO1B $50.
600 IeTeil. B 4HIarO 2l0 mIOI.
B CoeI. lIITaTaX H3 115.000.000
IHTeIei yqaTca 23.000.000 MO,IO-
IeTH.
b haHaIe EaatIbIe TpHIUaTb .9a
pMepcTHx ceMeiiCTB MOryT Tpe6o-
BaTb IlE0ly. II HpaBHTeIbCTB0 he
MeIIeHHO yCTaHaBIHBaeT mH0Iy d
CANON HeHTpe.
b POccnH HpH HapaX yqHlHcb TO
,IbEO TpH Ip0HeHTa Hap0I0ce,IeHHd.
n TeHepb yTaTCa He 6OIBIue. TOlb'
no qacT0 Ha RIacC B so IeTei npH
X0IHTca IBe EHHTHH, O4HH HapaH-
Iam II EOMMyHHcTHqecEHii HaTeXH3.
ga TO B AMepHEe 100000 COIL
lar. A B, P0CcHH OEoIo 100000
EpacHOapMeiiIeB.
lllEOIa IL Ia3apMa II BeqHHe
BparH.
lilROIBHaa apMHa OcqacT,lHBHBaer
CBOW CTpaHy.
OqEHb BAKH0E C0bPAHME.
Ono B HbD HopEe 4,la IeaTeIeli
OF pro oT4eIa P. II. A..
"TOBapHmH' ?. II. A., OqeBn4-
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cO0paHHa'' He TOIBEO HO-HMeHHO lie
p%eVHcIaTb BECK HX, HO eHIe HpHB-
,IeEaTb IL 0TBeTcTBeHHOcTH.
Ha 4HaX "pa6oTaa" ra3eTa I'll.
NJ" - opraH cOBHpaBnTelbcTBa =
Ony0IHEoBaIa TaEyD 3aMeTHy:
Ha ''oqeHb BajRHoe cO6paHHe" 10
;H;RHH 6bLlu aBnTca I. 7. H3paeIb,
3aHc, Palxelb, BHIBra, IpDM6epr,
MH3lnr, Benz, Bpoqec, BepcOH, BE
KEEP, Ca0aIu, Py6HH, I,IacToH, by
nep H up.
,I,Ia BBpeueHHa 0qeHb Baiii-
HBIX IeI". y OrOITeIHX II IeIro-
pOTBx HOBOMup1eB II TapaEaHHm !
BOnpOc II 6Opb6a c BOIIBO TO
cyIapcTBeHHHe 4eIa.
Rom c yrpOSOTl ia c X,IHcTOM
npHxOInTca co6HpaTb ''ToBapHIueIf"
Ha "oqeHb BaTHHe co6paHHa'', TAX,
3HaqHT, 4eIa mBaX. kpHEa MH0To,
q "0H3Hecca HeNa'.
HACC9NKCKAa HEM0qb.
Ham ROppecIToH4eHr RpHqHT o
TOM, qTO pyccEHe II c.HaBaHe B llac
c9iiEe, II. I%., 6oIbHBT. NlHorHe
xpoNaDr. CTpagapr OF %e1yToqHHx
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11
H0CTynN1A B nP0lAMy H0-
Bah KHNTA:

Alp. N. MAPTylNC. - noAoBble
6oaesHn, 6opboa c HMM N nx ne
qeHNe. LENA - - 60 ceHT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11

41S Her 107 VI. ~lIyIlMeH, HlI.
IIpHrlamaeM nOceTnTb Hamy ce
MeiiHylo BeqepHHEy, E0TOpaa cocT0
HITCH B BOCEpeceHbe, 1870 ceHTa6
pa.
CeEpeTapb H. HKY6eHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-11
3 A \ bI l H A

.IIOIH ear II nbloT ~. II, RoHeq D..
! HO, 0oIeWT.
y q%elOBeIa, lake y %llaccoiiEHa,
TOlbRo oIlu TeIygoE. VI TOT he
I|yd;eHHHii rOrel, Il HeGHbIii opraH
qeIoBeqecEoro TeIa. HaIo 6epeqb
eTo.
helyToE c TpyI0M lIepeBapIIBaer
cBnHnIy. II TH6ner OF caM0r0Ha.
ReIyIoE uyaTacrca b pa3H0OO~
pa3HOil II cBeTefI lmrIe. 0eO0eHH0
B oBouIax, 0pyTTaX, r MoloTe II B
BOIe.
B cBHH0M llaCC9iiEe HMeeTca Tpy
MIA Ipy3eii 'P%accBeTa'. Ohm ooa-
3aHbI %ycTpaHDaTb 1eEIIllH 4la 0opb
OH C caMOr0H0M Il CBlImH0i. Ha-
10 6epeqb lloIcEoe 34opoBbe.
~IIacc9iEy Heo6XoIllMH IeEIInn 0
3I0p0BOlI TH8mI.
Ipy3ba ''PaccBera' ga pa0oTy''.
HEPECEHEHNE r0P04A.
,IaBoiie, BaIMnHr, 1000 TIITe-
Ieii. b new CBoH Mara3nlIH, pecTO-
paHB, XIe60neEapHH, 6aHTH, HoqrO
Bile EOHTOpB Il ''MyBH".
,IaB0iie O00cH0BaIca Ha He0Ta-
Hoii 3eMIe. He0Tb c00paIa cpIa
1000 ,IIoIeii. He0Tb TeHepb ToHuT
Tx B IpyrOe NEGRO, 81 mecrb MHIb,
He6TH MHOTo. He0TeBlaIelbIH
.npeIlodlIIH ga IeHbrH HepeTamnTb
Becb ropOG. HuTeIH 3aHpoTecToBa
III. HO CYL HpnRa3aI ~HepeceIaTbca.
II HaqaI0CB 9T0 %lepece.IeHHe c He
6TH Ha cyXyD 3eMIlO.
TopoI uOcTaBuI bee cBOe HMy-
mecTBo Ha EoIeca. BaHE Ha EOIe-
caX. ha0e Ha E0IecaX. lleRapHa
ia E0IeCaX.
II H0eXaIH Ha H0BOe NEGRO.
.IaBOiie Ha HOB0CeIbIl. 00cTpaHBa-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11

Tor the small increase in population as
SHOWN by the police census.
me census was started by the Po-
lice Department November / and the
house-to-house canvass was actually
completed November 80. Population.
divided by precincts as shown in the
report of Maj. Hesse, is as follows:
First precinct, 5,505 white, 373 col
ored; total. 5,87S.
Second precinct, 2S,277 white, 26.977
colored: total, 55,204
Third precinct, 29,269 white, 1860
colored; totals ,929
Fourth precinct, 1922 white. 1862
colored; total, 29,589
Fifth precinct, 1910 white, e.OOs
colored; total, 42,17S.
Sixth precinct, 1883 white, 5,4SS
colored; total, 20,847.
Seventh precinct, 1864 white;
3,407 colored; total, 1901.
Eighth precinct, 26,702 white, 23,-
854 colored; total, 50,556.
Ninth precinct, 42,493 white; s,315
colored; total, 50,80s.
Tenth precinct, 77,456 white, 7,644
colored; total, 85,100.
Eleventh precinct, 1892 white,
LIPS colored; total, 27,657.
Twelfth precinct, 19,267 white, 965
colored; total, 20,232.
Fourteenth precinct, 20,448 white
1,555 colored; total, 22.o03.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11
GRANT |SFAVORED
FOR SHERR|LL POST
Prompt Naming of Successor
Urged at White House.
Three Candidates.

Prompt appointment of the success
sor to Lieut.. Col. Clarence O. Sher-
rlll as director of the office of public
buildings and public parks of the Ma
tlonal Capital was urged at the
White House today, so that the retir.
ing official might acquaint his sue
cessor with the details of the office
before leaving for his new post as
city manager of Cincinnati.
President Coolidge today wrote ia
Col. Sheriff. as follows:
With regret l accept YOUR resiena
ton as director of public buildings and
public parks of the National CapitaI
to take effect on December 81, as re.
quested by you in your letter of this
date.
Your duties here for five years have
been most important. You have pro.
vided for the present and planned for
the future. In view of the opport1,n.
lty offered to you as city manager of
Cincinnati, | could not urge YOU to re.
main in Washington. l wish YOU suc.
cess In your new duties.''
The names of three candidates for
the position have been suggested. All
offlcers of the Engineer Corps of the
Army, as the position calls for de
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11

A barrage of rocks laid down by a
relief party of 40 Washingtonians,
who rushed in automobiles to the
District line early today to thwart
raiders of "Jimmy's Place" on
Bladensburg road, was defeated by
reply volleys of pistol shots from
Prince Georges County raiders and
by calling out reserves from the
twelfth precinct to cooperate on the
District side of the State line in dis
perSing the attacking party.
The spectacular raid started shortly
after midnight when Constable Claude
Reese of Riverdale. Md, acting under
orders of states Attorney ALAN Bowie,
led 13 raiders to the rambling old
house which sits back in a grove of
trees from the District line. The
house was surrounded; the front door
was broken in: a window shattered,
and the raiders entered with two guns
in each mans hand ready for
emergencies. About 16 persons were
inside. No gambling was in evidence
when the raiders entered.
The affair ended about 1890 o'clock
this morning. with Justice Of the
Peace II. J. Moffett of Hyattsville con
ducting a trial in the little room which
once housed cashiers of the race
horse poolroom Here Henry Charles
Abrams. the alleged proprietor. and
Francis McGuigan. his assistant,
pleaded guilty to charges of setting
up and maintaining gaming tables
and were fined, respectively, $500 and
$1OO.
More than $4,000 worth of gambling
paraphernalia was cunfiscated. Nu-
merOus records of transactions We're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11
RELIEF PARTY FROM CITY FAILS
TO HALT ''JIMMY'S PLACE. RAID
Lays Down Rock Barrage, But Is Driven Back by
State Police Voley-D. c. Reserves Aid
From Own Side of Line

taken by the county authorities. Ihe
house was combed from garret TO
basement for evidence.
The raid was made on warrant al
leging Illegal possession OF nquof'
The raiders contiSCated three l0-Sallon
kegs of wine and a small amount of
supposed peach brandy. No action
was taken in pressing the liquor
charges up to noon. however. The
liquor charges, it was said, VIII be
given attention later.
The raiders had been in the house
some time. and the raid was pro-
ceeding quietly and smoothly when
the storming party from Washington
arrived Word evidently had been
brought to the city that the place
was surrounded and was being raided,
which brought partisans out to the
District line in automobiles ready
for an attempted overthrow of the
Prince Georges County officers.
A shower of rocks came over fences
and through trees at the guards
around the building. The attacking
party, so far as possible, stayed on
the District side of the line. which
biSects the house and grounds, defy
ing the county officers. Some Is or
20 shots We're fired over the heads of
he attacking force. and the storming
party sought cover at once. Mean
while Judge Noffett had arrived
He telephonedvthe police at the
twelfth precinct.
The twelfth precinct rushed out re.
serves Immediately.
Washington police took command
of the District side of the boundary
Continued on Page 4. Column 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11
CHILE'S HOPES WANE.
Think Appeal to Coolidge Will Bear
Little Fruit.

AFRICA, Chile. December II P.-
j. became known authoritauiVely yes
terday that the Chileans entertain lit
tie hope that President Coolidge will
fail to uphold the action of the Ameri-
can delegation in the plebisCitary pro
IcedingS. In this case the only course
seen here will be the return of the
plebisCitary commission to full activ-
sty, with even SliGhter hope of final
success in its nilsson.
The ChifeanS believe that the ap-
5eal, in view of the forthcoming
Christmas and New Year holidays and
the inauguration of the new govern
ment at Santiago, cannot be consider
ed before the middle of January when
they think it perhaps Will be neces-
sarv to send lawyers to Washington,
thus delaying final presentation of the
brief.
: Meanwhile, 1t is hoped. diplomatic
conversations may take place among
the three interested governments
cooking to solution of the problem by
some direct understanding.
The plebiscitary authorities explain
that to avoid complete rupture the
Ghileans decided TO appeal.
All activities by the plebiscitary
commission were in allegiance and are
expected to remain so until the next
meeting when the Chilean appeal
from the motion of Gen. Pershing
fixing the dates for holding the pie
bisCite will he certified for transmits
sion to President Coolidge as arbitra
tor No date for the meeting has been
called but it is understood it will be
summoned at the will of the Chileans.
The Chilean authorities have def
sitcly announced that their appeal
will be based mainly upon the general
procedure of the plebiscitary COM
mission. It will be claimed that the
commission invaded the fields of an
extra award, acted arbitrarily and
adopted resolutions which were coun-
ter to the spirit and intent of the arbi
traitor.
The special point is expected to he
made that while the award specifically
states that a plebscite in present
circumstances is possible, Gen.
Tershing is now trying to change the
circumstances by the adoption of mo-
1ious which vitally affect the organ
!zatiou of the province of Tacna-Arica
The ChileanS. however. say they will
avoid any question WHICH might even
give the impression that they will
Submit matters pertaining to SOW
sreignty to appeal, since they affirm
that such questions We're never con-
Fidcred in the protocol of submission
and that they reserved the right of
free action on all matters concerning
such sovereignty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11
Federal and City
Workers Are Given
Holiday OH Dec. 26

Employees of the Federal and
District governments in this city
are to have a holiday the day fol-
lowing Christmas.
An executive order to this effect
WAS issued today by President
Coolidge
The order follows: 'As an ex-
pertinent, not as a precedent, in
lieu of the orders heretofore us
ually issued providing that four
hours shall constitute a days work
for all clerks and other employees
of the Federal Government and the
government of the District of CO.
lumbia, in the said District of CO.
lumbia, on December "a and De-
cember 81, it is hereby ordered
that the several executive depart
ments and Independent Govern
ment establishments in the Dis
trict of Columbia, including the
Government Printing Office and
the navy yard and stations, be
closed on Saturday, December 26,
1925, and all clerks and other en-
ployeS in the Federal service of
the District of Columbia, except
those who for Special public rea-
sons he excepted from the pro-
visions of this order, or those
whose absence from duty would be
inconsistent with the provision of
existing law, are hereby excused
from duty on that day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11
STOLEN BERL|NER
JEWELS RETURNED
Blond Bandits Loot Taken
From Gambler by Capt.
tai Detective.

one of the closing chapters in the
adventurous career here of the blond
bandit was written today when Head
quarters Detective Joseph Waldron re-
turned to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Ber-
liner the $500 worth of jewelry of
which they were robbed in spectacular
fashion last month.
Detective Waldron succeeded in To-.
eating the jewelry yesterday in Pitts
burgh, where the bandit, Elmore I.
Reynolds, had sold the loot" to a
gambler for $3.50. Reynolds is now
under arrest in Rochester for shooting
a taxicab driver, but is to be turned
over to the Buffalo police to answer
charges of robbery there.
Inc prisoner calmly recounted to
Detective Waldron incidents of his
hold-up at the Berliner home, on Til
den street, and of various other of
his exploits in the Capital.
1T is the rottenest game in the
world" Reynolds admitted contem-
platively, land the man who thinks
it is game to be proud of is a fool.'
During the interview the blond
bandit" told Waldron much of his
llsh and half Scotch. and that he at