davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
HOllyBHbIN CErO4HH 60PET'
ca B HyAPRE.

qeNHuoH Mnpa Hiram IloIly6Huil
ceroIHa B iIepBMii paa 6opeTca B
HyapEe, H. lE. b ,laypeH TapIeH
457 CHpHHr9nIhI abe. lIpoTHBHII-
ROM HoIIy6Horo oyer IrToBcRIii
TeMIIHoH ,IE. TemTayT. Bopb6a llo
4gy6Hor0 B HyapEt BH8HBaeT OOH
moi HHTeJc. haE BHIHo ceToIHa
Bca pyccEaa EoIoHuH HpH4eT B Ia
ypeH l'ap8eH, qTooB Hp%HBeTeTBo-
GaTb HeHO0eIHMoTo qeMIrHoHa HBa-
Ia IToIIy6Horo.. HpoMe aTof HapBI
over 6opoTbca H BIa8eE 3TAnEo
co CTnBeHcoM. Havana 6opb6H h
s vac, IS Min. Beqepa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
CATA4OqHOE y5NnCTBO 6OKCEPA CNKN.

HbN NOPR. Ha Al yAHue " 8
sBeHp 8 8 qaca yTpa HaH4eH VOW
THIN h3BecTHbIH 6ORcep-Herp CMHN
(JlyNc 3anb) = no6e4nTeab N3Be-
CTHOTo bpaH1YscRorO qeMnhOHa 90
Rca KapneHTbe.
CnRH Hpe4aBaAca RYTeRY v pas
ryAaM, 3aTeBaa 4paRh C nOGTOpOHHN
MN Ap8bMH N n0Ah1eHCRnMH. FRO
H~eCRolbRO pas apecTOBbIBaAh. y0ET
OH 6bIH 4BYMa nyARMM B CnHHY'
O4Ha ReHulNHa Bh4eAa cKpblBlIhX-
ca B aBTOMO6Hle GByx qeAOBeK -
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
n 0 K 0 n 0 "
HOBoE nPABHEHNE "HAyRv

Ha H~OcIeIHeM 00HIeM co0panIIll
%o0luecTBa ''HayEa" 6HIu lpoH3Be-
leHH BB6opH HoBoTo npahIeHIIa, bbI
BHnIii HpeIceIaTeIB CEe6apb BbInlel
B OTcTaBEy. On T0BopHI 0 HeTHcIqI-
HIIIHHpoBaHHOcTH HIEoIbI lIpll Ha-
yEe". Hpe4cTaBHTeleM 6M1 n8opaH
B. bHloBeiI, ToTopuii yAe OBI Ia
arofl IoIaHocTH. BBLIH n36paHm
AIeEcaHIpOB BTHIe-IpeIeTaBHTeIeM,
llHcEyH0B E|a3HaVePM, OpbeB =
ceEpeTapeM, IpaHm : RInlaHcoBbIM
ceHpeTapeM.
CO6paHne HpHHaIo %pe3ollogIIo
HpOTHB MnTponOIHTa IlBana he4po-
BCk0T0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
PyCCKNN CNHTETNqE
CKNN TEATP.

Is Hpom,IHii noHeIe1bHHE b dol
Cob TeaTpe, 50 vi. b HbO Hoppe
6BEIo HepBOe npeIcTaBIeHIIe MocEo-
BcE0ll My3bIEaIbHoa cTyIIIn. lllIa
TpeTecI;aG My3bIEaIbIIaH IoMe4Ha
'.lHaHcTpara" Apucro6aHa, HTpa-
Ill 0.lbra BaFlaHoBa, HHHa llypa-
.cOBa, Anna C%a6IyEoBa, Anna .lIIcH-
TEaa, .IeoHHI BapaToB II IIeTp Ca
pa1oBcHTIii. TeaTp obi nepeHoIIIell
aMepnEaHcE0lf 3lIaTBIo II .1IooHTeIa-
NH MyaBIEH. Hrpa HpoH3Be.1a xopo-
NEE BHeTaTIeHue. Tyr OHIO bee.
My3bTEa, ITeEHe, clIeTa, HlacTIII;a II
HcEyccTB0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
M9PbI HP0CRT K0HqNTb
yrOHbHyO 3A6ACT0BKy.

Tappnc6ypr. Tia. BH.ra CO.
3BaHa oco0aa eczema M9poB
TEX II ye3IoB, RE IlpoHcxo-
hit TToHbHaa 3a0acToBRa. Co
6paIlIcb S. NapoB II repo1cR.
npeIcTaBTTe.Ieii. Ty6epnarop
IIHHqoT co3Ba.I 9TIIX 9TIIX Mo
poB G TOTO ucIbIo, qro0bI HMeTb
obPImIIa,IbHui1 MaTepnaI LIN
IoR.laIa 3aRoHoIaTe.laM MIRA
IA, RoT0pbIe c00epyTca b all
Bape.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
CAxAJNH PA6OTAET lJa anOHNN.

Mocha. CoBHpaBIITe.HbcTBo
nepe1a.Ho Caxa.IIIH Ha 81 IeT
aH0HIIaM I.la 9HcILloaTalInll
yr.1a II HebTII. Dry RoHHeccHIo
B3a.Io caMo aHoHcKoe HpaBIl-
Te.IbcTBo C yc.IoBHeM H.laIllTb
coBnpaBIITe.IbcTBy OF HaI1I 40
1879 ga bee Io0blToo Ha Ca
XaIIIHe.
Co cTopoHH compartment
cTBa HoIIIIIcalncb IKep3IlH-
cHIIifl. II .IHTBIIHoB, co cTopo-
HbI aIIoHIeB Hoco.I TaHaHa Il
aIMHpa.I RacaTa. llo1IIIIcb OBI
ia npoH3BeIeHa 6e3 peqell Il
oea uepeMoHHH. aHoHlIbI qpe-
3BbIqaiIHo IoB0IBHbI, TAR RaK
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
HOKAP C qEHOBEHECRNMN
KEPTBAMH.

HbFO NOPR. Ha IA yHNle, no
%apoM yHnqTO&eH HaTHaTa8Hblh 4OM
No 514. Cropeao nab %NAbIoB: AK.
MOpbN IS mel, eTo 8eHa Eah3aBe-
IA 80 AeT, ATHec MaTepcOH As n,
3AHa 0OrapTN As Il, N AHA CnAb-
RORc. RpOMe TOTO naTb RnlbuoB no
HyqHAn cMAbHbIe OROrM N Rn3Hn NIX
YTp0KaeT OnaCHOCTb.
TloqTH o4HoBI MeHHo Ha 16 ynhue
CropeH 4oM Ne 405. TlO8ap 0bln CBO
eBpeMeHHO O~6HapyXeH co6aROH N HA
RTO VS. RHlbuoB He nOC1pa4aH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
TEpPop nPoTMB TEPPopA.

b Tyne B npnropoIe lyIIoBo ne
H3BecTIlBIMH lnuaMH Your HpeIceI-
ce4aTe.1b paiiEoMa EoMIIapTIIH, OH
axe c.1eIoBaTeHb Ty6epHcEoTo Thy.
y0nrBIiii HacToa,H HepeI Eo1IeT1I-
Elf THY 0 BHcMlEe rs TylH Bocb-
MI pa0ouHx : M%eraaHcToB, eHIe 40
peBoaIonHn eocToaBmTX ID RoMHTeTe
rv.lbcIoro Hpo0eon3a %MeralIlcToB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
Ellie 0 MoCROBCRNx APECTAX

Para. lily BocHoIB3oBa,Iacb npn-
Ea9aNII ,laepd;HHcEoro 4la Toro,
qTo6n apeeroBaTB h MocRBe 6oIee
5000 qeI., HpHHa4IeTamuX Il era
poi 0yp%ya3m II He 1MeDnIlIX Hi
EaE0To o%THo:ueHHa II poetry 4oporo-
BH3nM. ApecTOBaHHHe oTnpaBleHBI
6e9 cyIa Te,1BMH Hoe3IaMH Ha Coz
.I0BfH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
qAHMAH HP0NTPAH DE
no,

Be1epc9nAb4, RoHH. u3Be-
crHbIii 6aH4IIr qaHMaH, HpTro
BopeHHbIil K cMepTHoH Ea3HII
ga y6HflcTBo Ho.TIIHefcRoro,
nponrpa.1 cBoe 4eIo B Re4e-
pa1bIIoM cyIe. Fro Ea3Hb ma
aHaqeHa fla BE MapTa. A1Bo-
KAT qaHMaHa HoIaeT aIIe.IIa-
nIIEo B BbIcIIIIIif cyI.H llaIeeT
ca OTTaHyTb Ra3IIb la H0lTOIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
BbIb0PbI B HEPB0M 0TgElE
p. n. H. O-BA,

Hbp NopR. Ha BH6opaX HepDOro
orIeIa PyccEoro Tip, Hap. come
cTBa Hpe4ceIaTe.IeM ocTaIca TyiiIy-
TEHii,
gyE, RaaHaqeeM, TaEyeeBlp, yIpaB-
.IaplHuii IoMoM -HaMeiiRo,.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
B NHANN 0KN4AOT T0aBAE-
HNa HOBOTO XPNCTA.

MAAPAC (NH4Na). NsBeCTHaa
1eocobKa Be3aHT npOBOsrAacnAa 0
cKopoM noaBneHuN B NAgNN HOBO
70 xpHcTa. HoBbIR "cnacATeAb" MN
pa HMRro AHOH, RaR H3BeCTHblH Nh
ayccKHE ryMaHacT KpnmHaMyrpn
- 6bIBmnN ORcbopacRna cry9eHT.
yxe 6y4To-6H HMeNTca IL anoc-
ToAoB, B ION qncae HeCRolbRO XeH-
WhH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
r~-@~-- -
BIOS ~6E3PA60THblX.

lar coo6nIaeT BeHcEaa 'Hen(
3peiie Hpecee", , 0an2afimeN oy-
IylIIeM lI3 BenM RmesaraIoT B Mo
cEBy $50 aBcTpniicEnX 6eapaooT-
ulIx. MecTa B MocEBe I'M BeeM ga
paHea o0ecuegeTH,
EaE n3BeeTHo, Ia&e' ITO HoIcge-
nam coReTcEoii oQHIHa.1bHoii Heqa-
TIL, qnc.1o .%oeapa0orHnx b PoccHll
cocraRaaeT nolTopa MHTHHoHa ge-
IoBeR.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
Bp4RET RPAcHon APMNN.

MocRBa. O00HTplalbHHlI 0DIaieT
IA EpacHyn apMIlp II 6loT, no che
geHlIaN ''HpacHoi 3BeaIn", IA 10
26 ron ~onpeIeleH r 624 MI.1,lHoHa
aoloTBtX pyoIef II aannMaeT RTopoe
NEGRO b rocygapcTBeHHoM 0D,4iEere.
HpoMe o6bHIIHaIbHoTo 6pIa;eTa me
IoTca enc cBepXcMeTIlme accIIrIlcB-
iii II MeeTHme cpeIeTBa:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
PoW4AEMocrb " cMEPTHoCTb

MocRBa. PoTIaeMocTb B CCCP b
1921 T. 6b1a 800 Ha 10000 &nTe-
leii, cMeprHocTb 2l2.
TaTHM o6pa3oM roITiHTHii nplI-
pocT H~aceleHHa cOcTaBIaer 17S Ha
10000, TIE. npH6IHsHrelbno, HOT
Topa MHIlHoHa Ha bee %HaceleHHe
POecnu.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
APECT PABOqEFO KOMNTETA.

81 Hoa0pH Il BaEy %apecToraH Bt
BpeMa 3aceIaHHa b H0lH0M c0cTa-
BE He.Iera,lbHBii O0'eIHHeHHhii TO
MHTer 4eiicTBua pa0oqHx 6arHnc-
ROi r-OclTpoMBmIeHHOcTlI.
ApecT0BaHHbe 3aE.Il0qeHM
bp%all10BcEyI0 TI0pbMy.
0HIIanTca BbIcTyHIeHIIG pa00qIA
h BHIe o0IueIi 3%a0acToBEI, iaE Ilpo-
TecTa np0TIB apeeTa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
RAMEHEB O

POcToB. b peqH, Ip0H3HeceHHoli
Ha %lapTHilHofl EOnbepen1HI CeBep-
moro haBIa3a HaMeHeB, MeSIy Hpo
HIN, 3aaBHT, TITO 3a H0cIeIHee Bpe-
MI He Bo3HlIra.1o HIIEaEHX paaHor-
.IacHii Me;EIy TponIam II 1pyrHMH
q1enaNH III PHI, qTo TponEIIi
B %HacTOalIee BpeMa yqacTByeT B
pa0oTaX H0IHT0Wpo.
3aEOHqHI haMeHeB cBoe 3aaBIp-
me c,l0BaMH:
II noIaM ga Tpo1EorO cBoH TO-
,1oc HpH BH0OpaX b III PRll".
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
lIIA,IaTIHH C03IAET OHEPy.

P. n. lllaIalHH ,cTaHoBnrca &c
rIaBe cBoeli OHepM, EorOpaa b 0y-
IyuIeM ce3oHe noeIeT 30 Bceii Ave
pnEe, MeRcHRe II Hy0e. Fro yTIpa-
BIannInii c. WpoE HoInncaI c GA
HEIpoM Relic EOHrpaET. IIepBoli one
poi oyer ''CeBHTbcEnii IIlppTb-
nIIE". HIaIarHH oyer na6HpaTb ole
pHmy apTHcToB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
1000 wAXTEPOB 5ACTyDT B KAHAlE,

llouHo HoHHTacrca. hpoNe To-
70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0TEa3bI-
BaOTca fpu1IIIMaTb OF paooHIIX
HX VTeHCRHG B3IIOcb b HO.Ib-
BY IOHTI0Ha.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16

BaHH. An6epTa. RaHa4a. Me
cTHbIe maXTcpb B E0'lIlqecT-
BE 1000 4eIoBeE o0'aBTLTH ga
6acroBEy, Ohm HpHIla4.1eTaT Il
HHIycTpIIa.IbHbIM IaooNiiM
Mnpa. OHH Ho.IyqaI0r lIo .
Io1. II 40 ceHToB B IeHb. Ito
ux 3apa0oTIIaa 1IIaTa IIocTe-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
OCTPOB 6ORbulOn 4NOMNl.

pacHoloTeHIInii 0IH3 BepHnroBa
pnpolIIDa ocTpoB Bo1bHlofi lHoMIll
HeIaBHO HoceTnIo pyccEoe DoeH-
noe cyIHO.
OcrpoB b TeueHHe 10 let lie HNe,1
cBa3u c Poccuef. H%ace,IeHHe erO
10 GIN mop he 3Ha1o o npoHcme4-
HIllX B POCcnII c|00blTHaX II cqIITa-
10, ITO Il Hell 10 Hpea1IeMy TAPER
Byer HHEOlail II.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
MN1HN0H DHN0HHbIX PAb0-
INK B AHT1NN.

lOH4oH. B HacTOauIee BpeMa b
AHrIHH HaCqlITbiBaeTCa MHIIII0H pa
6OqHy, npHHaIIeataIIIlX II pa3IHq-
IIBIM nHnonaM. ,Iyqme Bcero opra-
HIl3oBaHH TpaHcnopTnBe pa0oqHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
AHPN 6APBDCC N36NT.

BYxapecT. aBnBmIlilca b PyNB-
HHIo q.IeH TpeTbero iHTepHaBToTa-
ia, H%3EecTHbii 0pamIyscEIii Inca
Te.1b 0B.I H30HT TAM cTyIeHTaMII-
HaHH0HaIHcTaMII.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
10000 TPARToPoB ana PoCcNN


Hbp NOpR. ApMTopr 3aEIDqaeT
EoHTpaEr c bopIaMH Ha %nocTaBEy
IIa PoccnH 10000 rpaEropoB. Bee
ro-;Ee Ha 100000 TOI. 9TH Tpa-
ETOpH 6yIyr~ nepecIaHH Il Oleccy
II b HoBOpoccniicE, a orTyIa 10 HI
TycTpnaIbH.IM Il EoMMeplecEIN OPP
raHlIaauHaM. llocTaBEa TpaETopoB
HaTHeTca C1e4yDHIeil BecHoii, AM
Topr yBepaer, qTO pyccRne EpecTb-
aHe B cIeIIIla.lbHbIX lHH0IaX 0yIyT
H3yqaTb TpaET0pbT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
HOBblN CEKPETAPb RqOKME-
REP0B,

Hbp NOpE, Ha HoRHX Bu6opaX
3 PyccEO-IIoIbcEoM 0TIeIe R.IoE-
MeEepoD OBI Dm6paH ceEperapeM
CayIHu. IIpoTHBuur ero, IIIeRlen-
no, H0IyqHI Mellb:Ile rOloc0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
lPAMA HA P0MAHTNqECR0N
HOlKHAlKE.

rAnAAH4 nAPR, MNq. NTaAba-
Heu gN-MHqeAb, noAyqnB OTKa3 OF
POMenbl 4~eHb6HOro BblHTn ga nero
3aMyR, npOn3BeA B nee BblcTpel,
0naCHO paHHB ee, " TYT-Ke 3acTpe-
AHACa CAM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
BMgnMOMY Y0NNu CMRN.

nOBMGHMoMy y6HHu CnRA.
y6NrOmy 6oRcepy % net, Oh bee
BpeMa Bbl3blBaa Ha 6Oa qeMnNoHa
geMncn, ROTopblI Ho4 pa3HbIMH npe-
4HoraMN He n%paHnMaA eFO BbISoBa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
yqNTEIbHNubI TPEByOT PA
BHOE RAH0BAHNE C yqNTE-
HaMN.

CApaRp3, H. ", yqHTe.lbHluIm NC
GTnHX BMcllmX mE0I HacTalIBaIor
Ia TOM, qTo6m ropoI HlaTHI I'M
TaHoe Ge haI0Bamne, EaEoe OH MA
TIT yullTelaM. B n%acToaHIee BpeMa
yuHre1bmuIIbr nQIyqalor 10 2400 T..
Ia $50 I0I. MeHbIlIe, qeM %yqlITe.lT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
AbBbl

lOHAOH. len 10 Bo3IyHy, Ha a3-
poHlaHe H%epeHeceH H3 IlapHTa D
.loHIoH. A9pOnIaH OBI cneDIIaIb-
no npncHoco0IeH lii IbBInI0ro 10
.IeTa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
BcaRIIe 3aRa3bI. BMecTe C aTIIM
cH0Ba H0,IHa.Ica B0TIpOc 0 HpII-
3HaIIIIH PoccIIII.
KoHrPEcC nPoTNB 9ALINCTOB

BamnHr1OH. IIpeIcTaBuTeIb OF
Hbp HopEa, bHm BHec B HoHrpecc
npeIIoHeHHe 0 TOM, qTo6H Hra,iba-
Hull lie %ycTpaHBaIH b CoeI. lilra-
TAX cBoH oTIe.1H 6amlIaMa. pElil
3aaBIaeT, ITO 6amH3M TaEoe-Re
BIO, HaE II 0oIbIIeB1I3M.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
BbICbIlKA.

AOHAOH. liz r.1a3rO BMc.IaHM HI
Tepo pyccEIIX.
BHcIaHHbIe OrTIpaBIeHH b Coy
TeMHT0H, RE. HX IIOcaIlIIH IIa OF
npaBIaIomniica b Poccnp lIapoXoT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16

T%e.IbcTBO, ITO B H0cIeIHee
BpeMa HeRoTopbIe aMepIHiaH-
cRIIe EyIllIbI II HpoMbIIIL1eHHH
iii ORa3bIBaIOT IaB.IeHHe Ha Ba
mTTHrToIlcEoe IIpaBHTe. IbcTBo,
HacTaHBaa Ha Hpn3HaHITH 90
.1bIIIeBIIR0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
COB. PACTPATqnRoB.

MocRBa. 3a 9epBOe n~o1yFO1He
1925 roIa no HpeIBapHTeIhllHM che
aenlIaM IIpHBlelelo Il cy4eoHon OF
BercrBenHocTu ga pacTpaTB + ROO.
nepaTnBax 1l.526 qe.loBeE. CyMMa
pacTparM cBRIle 100000 py6.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
K0 BEEN 4NTATEHaM
Up B E A."

EcaH BbI xeaaeTe p%eryaapHo no
ayqaIb cBoN raseTy, He sagepxN-
BaHrecb c BO3o6HoBAeHHeM no4nncRH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
Y%NCAEHHOCTb PKH.

MscRBa. PLY ia uepBoe ceHTa-
6pa cocToa1O H3 51I.713 TIenoB (B
TOM uueIe 50.077 TeHIuIH) II 40.
.98S EaHIHIaToB (B TOM qIc.Ie 81.
9lS I%eHIUnH).
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16

cax Ngyr Ha RoMnpOMncC C chrMa-
H0BHaMN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
nAHA RPNTNKyyET 6AuINC-

PNM. llama pnMcEHit BHcTyuH1 c
EpHTnHoii QamHcrcEoro HpaBnTe,Ib-
cTDa, ,%THlnlBIIer0 HTa.1BaHcEIIx rpa
aIaH HpaBa con3oB II co6paHTIii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16
ofIH H%oIyTIIlH ropoMHoe 90
raTcTBo CeBepHoro C%axa.lEIlia.
"RAAPA cD4A = Py@b TyAA'

lUiS lD0 oIb'PhiVA
"RHAPA CO4A - Py&b TylA"
Hon OTIIM saT.IaBHeM "9opBepTc"
neqaraeT 0 mpne3Ie b BeplIIH 10
MaIiIHpoBanHoii Ha> Ho4Mory EoNNy-
uncIrqecEoIi 0paEIIun penXcTaTa
H.1apbG %IIeTElIH, npo0HBlHeif 4Ba TO
ia b MOcEBe IL ycTpaHaBIIelIca B
revenue Bcer0 9T0T0 .RpeMeHH E0MII-
nTepHoM OF repMaHcElIX lei B Billy
|TaETHqecIHx %pa3HorIacnil.
BMecT0 "IIeTEHH MECHANISM IlIITa-
roplna repMaHcRoii EoNnapTHH PyPb
bHHIep, b cBoD oVepeIB HOIIaRlIIaa
b HeMIIIocTb, yeaGaeT B PocclID.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-16

~ETEIHEBHAa TA3ETA
PoccHicEHx Pa6oqHX Opra-
HH3aIImi COeIHueHHbIx ulTa-
ToB II RauaIBI.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
ETIQUETTE

Dear Miss Flo If one wishes to wear
long kid gloves when being married,
is it proper to remove the hand from
the glove on the left arm and tuck
the hand part up under the arm of tho
glove or should the whole glove be
removed? When should this be done
before the ceremony or during the
ceremony? Is it necessary to remove
both gloves? (2) Upon the return
from honeymoon does the bride
make calls? C. w,
The glove should be- entirely re-
moved from the left hand before en-
tering the church, and handed to the
matron of honor with the bridal bou
quet. It is not necessary to remove
the right glove. The bride should
never make the first call. Friends of
the bride should call upon her with
in one month after her return, but not
earlier than two weeks.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
Paris DEGREES the painted ear SO
New Workers have taken it up. I'm
fortunately rouge photographs
black, and is not very identifying
in picture form. do you think? i.

lished, one at Jeffersons Barracks, Mo.
for young men from southern and
central Illinois, and one at Camp Gus
ter, Mich, for young men from north
ern Illinois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Four thousand four hundred young
men will be trained in these two
camps.
The purpose of these camps is to
bring together young men of high
tpye from all sections of the country
on a common basis of equality and
under the most favorable conditions
of outdoor life; to stimulate and pro-
mote citizenship, patriotism and Amer
icanism; and, through expert physical
direction, athletic coaching and mill
tary training, to benefit the young
men individually and bring them to
realize their obligations to their coun-
try. Any healthy, normal young man
between the ages IL and "a who is
of good moral character, may attend
Iu0 CdIllP. lAS 6OFCA AAilChI viii PeAJ
expenses for young men attending
camp, transportation from theiU home
to camp and return, and will provide
uniforms, food, medical attention,
housing and laundry while at the
camp.
This is the fifth year for the Citi-
zen's Military Training Camps, which
are becoming increasingly popular
with young men and their parents so
much SO, in fact, that even with the
increase in numbers that can be
trained, made possible by increased
appropriations by Congress for this
purpose, places for all applicants can
not be provided. 1t therefore be-.
hooves young men who wish to be
assured of an opportunity to avail
themselves of this privilege to make
applications at once.
The Commanding General, Sixth
Corps area, 1919 West Pershing Road
Chicago, Illinois, will gladly furnish
further information about attendance
and application blanks.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
Report of Cemetery Assn.
REPORT OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE EAGLE RIVER GENE
Terry ASSOCIATION

AS only four members were present
at the last annual meeting of the,
Cemetery Association, no trustees
were elected. Those whose terms ex-
pired held over for another three
years. The Board met and elected
Ruby Radcliffe, President, Mae Law
Ter Secretary and c. H. Wiegand,
Treasurer. The Board gave the Amer
lean Legion permission to place the
old band stand in the Cemetery on
condition that they would put it in
good condition and paint it. Not hav.
ing done so, in the fall they were,
ordered to remove it. 1t still stands
but farmer has agreed to remove
it soon for the wood in it.
The grass was raked and cut once
before Memorial Day, and new graves
leveled and general cleaning UP done.
The Board purchased lawn roller
and lot markers. The markerss will
be placed early this year. The fence
was built at the back of the cemetery
After July LIST, work was begun at
the front of the cemetery. Lots were
measured, Strengthened, leveled and
seeded. This was a slow and expen-
sive task. About one and one half
blocks were completed at cost of
about $4,000. A few objections were
made but on the whole, the Board
received much commentator for the
improved appearance.
Two perpetual care contracts were
entered into.
Board Of Trustees,
RUBY B. RADCLIFFE
President
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26

Dear Miss Flo: If one is a frequent
guest at friends home, and knows
the servants from seeing them so
often. is it proper to greet them? (2)
When no salt spoon is provided, how
should the salt be taken? E. r.
1t is quite proper and polite to
greet the servants. One might say,
"How are you, Nary or "How do
you do, John? ((2) When no salt
spoon is provided, the tip of clean
knife may be used.
Dear Miss Flo: How should lady
be introduced to group of ladies and
escorts two ladies to the theater, is
it correct for him to sit between them
Which lady should he take home first
the elder or the younger? Thank
you. R. D.
When Introducing a lady to a
group of people, one should say,
..Miss Smith, let me introduce you to
. and then the names of the IN.
dividuals are given, the ladies mention
ed first (2) A gentleman never sits
between the two ladies' he escorts
to the theatre. The younger lady
should be taken home first.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
aRRoAp. ROAD HERE FRIDAY

The picture Broad Road" featuring
May Allison and Richard Travers will
be shown at the High School this
Friday night March q. All those who
heard Rev Skidmore' sermon on the
Broad Road last Sunday should see
this picture. Besides this, "The Bene-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
CITIZEN TRAINING CAMPS

Brigadier General Benjamin A.
Poore at headquarters Sixth Corps
area announced today the allotment
of candidates for the Citizens Mill
tary Training Camps to be held in
the Sixth Corps Area, which COM
prises the states of Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin. Under instructions
from the War Department 5000 appli,
cations must be secured from the
states of Illinois, Michigan and Wis
consin.
Two G. NJ T. Camps will be estab-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
ED PuRDY's PHILos

sour modern school system must
be pIing more and more work onto
the pupils. notice many Of the poor
children are too tired to walk to or
from school and have to use dads
auto"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
A Real pruaaist

Youth: I go to work Monday as
manager of The Crown Drug store"
Skept: "Why | didn't know you
had ever studied pharmacy
Youth: 81 haven't but I've had six
months experience in the and 10
cent store.'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26

The ladies in the party are served
first. The hostess is served after all
the other ladies have been served,
and the host is served after all the
other gentlemen have been served.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26

Dear Miss Flo AT a dinner party,
who should be served first? Should the
guests be served as arranged at the
table the lady and then the gentle
man, or should all the ladies be serv-
de first? Should the hostess and host
be served first? Thank you. K D.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
Still Rural Attachments

Hello Jed. / hear you sold your
farm and plan on leaving these parts.
Yep I'm going to move to the city
and join the Country Club
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26
Strategy

Himan: my wife buys more gloves
than any woman on earth. Really,
she's going to- break me yet
Smartly: why don't you buy her
a diamond ring?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-03-26

factor" three reel sketch of the
life and work of Thomas Edison will
also be shown.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18

but l just grab his trabblin- suit case
undah one ahm and yoah old man I'M
dab de uddah ahm and froh 'em boat
on dat Calliefoahnee train
Narcissus: -"On de train foah Cal
hefoahnee?"
Rastus:-"On de train foah Callie-
foahnee!"
us:-"Hoiy smokes, he done
wanted to go to Alabam!"
A colored gentleman addressed the
information clerk in large insurance
company:
"Ah wants some insurance"
"What kind do you want ;"
"Well, l doan zackly know, my boss
said l was goin' to lose my job Sat
urday-an l wants protection"
ooh, you want insurance agains
fire."
Diner wrathfully Hey waiter
this place is a den of thieves. My bill
is fourteen dollars. 1t should Onl.
be thirteenw
Waiter:-"Yes Sir, the manage
thought you might be superstitiOus. "
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Glendive-New 100000 Yellow
stone highway bridge opened.
Montana raised 100000 bushels OF
barley in 1925.
Basin-Much good ore found in
shaft of Jib mine.
PlentywcOd- Sheridan County ship
ped 200 carloads stock in in one week.
Superior-Iron Mountain mine, now
working, will ship 1000 tons cOncen-
trates a month.
Box Elder-Oil prospecting to- start
in Hills county, with three wells, next
April.
Glasgow.-Alfalfa Association has
100000 pounds Montana grown seed
and years business will amount to
100000.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18
KELLY IS RELEASED
WITH POLISH DEAL
FOR COPPER MINES

New York-C. F. Kelley, president
of the Anaconda Copper company, re-
turning from Europe today, expressed
himself as well pleased with the cut
come of negotiations conducted by his
own company and the w. A. Harri-
man company Of Germany with
George Won Giesche company of Ger
many relative to reorganization and
financing eff important Polish zinc
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18
TOO BAD

Irate voice on Hello! Say,
l ordered a dozen eggs and you only
sent me nine"
Grocer: -''Yes Nam, / know. You
see three eff them were bad so l told
the delivery boy to throw them away"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18

Dear Miss Flo:-Is it considered
good form to decorate the table with
artificial flowers. ~ After paying
a social call, where there are several
people present, is it necessary to
shake hands with every one in the
room when leaving? Thank you.
G. o.
Artificial flowers should never be
used as a table decoration. 1t is much
better to have no decoration at all
than have artificial flowers. (2) 1t is
not necessary to attempt to shake
hands with everybody in the room
when leaving.
Dear Miss Flc:-I am in a posi-
ton where / receive many theatre
tickets, dance tickets, etc., gratis. Is
it correct for me to invite boy tC
go with me? Thanks. F. G.
1t think it is most inadvisable fol
a girl, even though she receives tic
kets gratis, to invite a gentleman t.
accompany her. 1t is much better tt
take a girl along, because a man ma.
: have the feeling that the girl is Try
ing to catch him.
Dear Miss Flo:-Please tell m
what l could give a young girl o
2 seventeen for Christmas. l have tax
en- her to the movies, have called a
. her home several times, etc, an
z would like to give her home sort G
E an imperscnal gift; V. D.
T Flowers, candy, books, perfum
y and inexpensive novelties make tt
q most suitable gift for a girl of sever
q teen.
s. Dear Miss Flo:-Is it still cOnsi
4 cred good form for the gentleman
'e remove his gloves before shalzil
81 hands. l don't see many of them d
e; ing it these days, and would like
IN know if whether or not it is lack
We courtesy when they do not. Tha
n. you. F. w.
ne The old form of taking off
7if' glove to shake hands with lady
1t gradually disappearing in ma
l parts of the country. Nowadays, it
ne rather looked upon as the Sir Wal
Raleigh act, although it is still c.
sidered the correct thing to do.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-12-18

organize Montana.
We hope to have state organiza-
ton within year.
Then we will organize a national
organization.