davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
6OHbuuEBNRN "a PA30PyME-
HIVE.

HUE
M0CRBA. B cBa3H C AHueMep-
HbIMH pasrOBopaMH 6OAbmeBnKn He
ynYcTnan y1o6HorO CAYqaa, qTo0bl
BbIcTaBnrb ce6a B KaqecIBe MnpO-
Ap6ueB.
npe1ce1aTeAb c~OBHapKoMa PbIRoB
saaBAaeT, qTo 6oabmeBHRR r0ToBbI
coBepmeHHo ynpa34HHTb " RpacHyo
apMhp, aMyHHunOHHble saBO1bI " Pa
6pnRH, ecAn 6ypXyasHbie rocy4ap-
cTBa caeaapr Toxic canoe.
"xoTa COea. uITaTbl n He npA-
NRHynN Il Anre Hauna, cRasaA Phi
RoB, Ohm B geHcTBHTenbHocTH aBAa-
pTca xo3anHOM EBponH. AMepHRa
Bna4eeT gByMa TpeIaMN MHpoBorO
sanaca aoAoTa, v 3axBaTHAa Gamble
raaBHbIe meRlyHapo1HbIe pbIHRA.
0Ha MOweT CHa6XaTb 1pyrHe cTpa-
HbI %saHMamn, " aBAaeTCa TBepAbI-
Hea @nepAaAn3Ma. AMepHKaHcRNH
RanNTaAAsM n~opa6omaer 6oHbmyp
qacTb mMpa sRoHOMnqecRn, " Expo
ma Bce 0OHblue " 00Hbue npeBpa-
mae1ca B aMepHRaHcRyp EOAOHnO.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
qNCTKA 3NH0BbEBCR0N KO-
MAHQbI.

HeTep6ypTeRaa HoHTpoIbHaa 10
MIIccHa HcIINTHIa H3 HapTHm l6
HapTniiIeB, 3aHnMaBuIHx o%TBeTcTBeH
HHe IOI&HocnI B xo3aiieTBeHHHx w
peHIeHuaX BoeHHoTO B~eIoMcTBa ne
Tep6yprcROro oRpyra. 9 HcRIDqeH-
HEIX HepeIaHM B pacHopaIeHHe cy-
Ie6Hof B.IacTH ga Ra3HoRpaIcTBo N
BaaToqHHqecTBo c HocTaBuIHRoB HH-
TeHIaHeTBa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
MNHNCTP "3EMNE4EQNa 0 9APMEPAx.

MepcEOrO Hace1eHHa B CoeI. llITa-
TAX HacqIlTBIBaeTca 31.3l6.000 ne
.IOBeE, B TOM uHc.Ie II IerH PapMe-
poB. B ANepHRe 2.O75.000 OTTeIb
HBx PapM.
Ha8Iaa papMepcEaa ,eMba, b cpe
IHeM, pacxoIyeT D ro1 Ha BcD ce-
MbD no 1904 Io.Ilapa. lIs HHx
634 HOT. yXOIaT Ha HInIy, OToHIe-
HHe II ION.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
HAnAlEHNE HA sPyCcKorO.

Hbp Nopg. PyccRnii BHxoIeI
OHybpHf MaIapeHRo, pOaHBaD-
mHii Ha Is yIIIIe BosBpamaacb Hoa-
IHofi HoUbp IoMoii, hoIBeprca hama
IeHuD co cTopoHM IByx rpa6HTe-
,reif HpH BxoIe b ION.
HecMOTpa Ha necEoIbEo cHIbHBN
yIapoB B ,aHHo II 6oR, rpa6HTeleM
He yIaIocb oTo6paTb y MaEapeHRo
IByx Ioa.IapoB, nMeBIIIHyca y Hero
B HapMaHe, 6~laroIapa ero oTqaaH-
HOMy conpoTHBaeHHD.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
OCyK4EHNE no A0MH0My
CBNlETEHbCTBy.

T%OHoaAyay. BHacHaeTca, ITO ca
xapHBle 6apoHH Ia 6HIHHuHHaX 10
6HlHcB ocy%IeHHa IIa6Io aMHIa-
mira, pyEoBoIHBmero s%a6acToBRoii,
Ha ocHoBaHHH I%e-cBngeTeIBcRHX
n%oEa3aHHii.
I'aaBHHii cBHIeTeB cO3Ha.Ica, ITO
caxapHBe 6apoHH HoIEynHm eTo II
gpyT1Ix eBHIeTe.Ieii, 4aBlmlx .Io1HHe
HoRaaaHHa TpOTHB MaHIanHTa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
APECT AHTH. uunNO-
HOB 30 4PAHuNN.

nAPNW. ApecToBaHbl TpN
aHrAnSCRNx no44aHHbIx, 3 TOM
qHcne o4NH o3nuep ceKpeT-
HON cnyw6bl " 6paAuy@eHRa
- aBNaTopma MapTa Mopn-
enb. yAnqeHHbIe 3 mnhoHawe
npoTHB 9paHIHn.
Tlonnlna posHCRhBaeT Apy-
INK coTpylHnRoB aHrHnHcKoh
lunnoHcKoH OpraHNsaunN.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
HOBbIN Cn0CO6 AEqEHNa
BOlqAHRN

H%erpOrpa4. IoRTOp KaHIaH cIe-
.1aI OHBIr .leqeHHa BO.IqaHRH (Ty6e-
pRyleaa RoIH) HOBBM %cnoco6OM, TaE
Ha8MBaeMOil 9.IeETpOROoTyaaDHeil,
CHOcO6 3ToT 3aRlIOqaeTca B TOM,
qTO npH HONOLULU ToKa BEcORorO Ha
Hpa$eHHa, 1aIOHIero OqeHb BHc0EyD
TeMHepaTypy, HOpaSeHHbIa 6OIe3-
HbD TRaHH pa3pyHlaUTcA. HoBHll
cHOcO6 .IeqeHHa POIqaHRH Ia1 one
cTaIIHe pe3y.IbTaTn: 6O.Ie3HB 6HIa
c0BepIIeHH0 H3.IeqeHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
400 PyCCRNX BCTPEqAAN APP
TNCT0B.

5PyR1NH, H. ". B nOHe4enb-
HNR npN6BAn 95 pYccKhx apTncTOs
B Hbp NOpR. Cpe4n INK 6blnn ne
BubI, aRTepbl N TaHuOBmHIbl. My
sbIRaHTOB ne 6blAO. BHOBb npn0bIB-
mAe 6blAN BCTpeqeHbl 400 pYcCRM-
NV Ao4bMN, HeMNpOBNq : Q%aHqeHKO
" MOppNCOM TecToM. Bee nph6bIB-
mNe BMeCTe C NIX 6araxeM 6blAN
Bsarbl Ha aBTOMO6NAH " OTBeseHbI
3 OTeAn. Bee apTnCTbl s4OpOBbI "
BeCeAbI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
PAS H'bIE H0BOCTN
HoBbIE Ayqn.

IupeErop bHaHuecIoif la6oparo-
pm Halu6OpHuiicEoro TeSHuqecRo-
70 HHcTHTyra, Up Mailman COCO
HUH 90 oTEpTTHu HoBHx !lyTeii =
ylbTpa-X.
9TH lyqm HpOHnRapT lnecTb qyH-
roB cBrHuoBoif npeTpaIH. 0HH Eo-
poqe .1yqeii ''raMMa-EOpoUe Beex,
Ioce.Ie HsBecTHHx bTsnRaM.
Bca buanEa, 6laroIapa 9ToMy
oTEpHTuD, Hpeo6pa3yeTca.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
"CyXNE" yCTP0NHN B R0H-
FPECCE Bl0K.

BamnHrTOH. "Cyyue" aaEonOIa-
Tell ycTpouIu cBOi 6IOE B EOHr-
pecce. BcIeI ga HIMH II ''MoEpBe''
cocTaBH.Iu cBoii cH.IbHHii 6IOE II Ha
MepeHH HpoBecm cBoH ''MOEpHe''
3aTeH. Ohm IyMalOT HoTpacTH 10 oc-
IIoBaHIIa BecB "cyXOii" 3aRoH 90
o6a3aTeHbHoii Tpe8BocTH. IIMH Hpe4-
loIeHO yIe 81 aaEoHOnpoeETOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
6onEaAb pAKA noBEW4AETCa

HeH4oH. IoRTopa B. E. Inn II
Ia;. f.. BapHapI HaIn1H Il BHIelH-
I'M MuRpo6a 6oIesHH paEa. ON
npuBHBaan oToro MntRpo6a he Tolh-
10 Il R%dIBoTHBIM, ITO II HTIIIaM. OHll
c'yMelH BBIBoIHTb 9rHx MIIRpoooR
auBIIMH, oTo oTEpHTne IacT BoaMo-
RHocTb BecTH pemITelbHyD 0Ophoy
c paRoM. 0mTTM geaalHcb B Teqe-
me IByx let.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
CnANBADT, A n0T0M ulTPA-
9yOT,

MocRsa. IIbaHcTBo B pOccmH HpH-
HHMaeT yTpo6aDmHe. paaMepH. COB.
HpaBHreIBcTBO BBeIo orpanHqeHIa
Ha ycTpoficTBo Ea6aEoB B Pa6pH-
FAX pall0HHHX, II HpOIaRy cHHpT-
HBIX %HaHTTRoB B BocHpecHMe II Hpa-
3IHHqHHe IHH.
llpeIHoIaraeTcG HaIaraTb HTpa0
B 25 IoI. Ha aaIep%aHHHX B I1ba-
HON BHIe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
CMEPTHOCTb B 6EPHNHE yCN-
lNHACb.

6epAn.A 3a uOeIeIHHe mecTb
let %HaceleHHe 9Toro ropOIa yBeIT-
qll.1ocB Ha 275.000 ;KHTeIeii. 9TO1
Hpupocr Hpou3ouIe.I ga cqer HMMH-
rpaIIHm B BepaHH. B caMoM-&e Be-
paine cMepTHOcrb HpeBOcxoInr poa;-
gaeMocrb. yMeplO .Ha 1920 Te.lo-
BeR 6o,Ibme, qeM HapoIHIoCb. A 40
BoiiHH pOIIaeMocTb npeBOcxo4nla
cNepTHOcTb Ha $4,000.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
NTAHNa 6ONKOTNPyET BA-
lEHTNHO.

PUN. HTaIbaHcEHe HaTpHoTH oo'-
aBuan 6oii.oT RlIHeMaTorpabHqec-
Kim EapTIHaM BaleHTHHo Ha TOM
ocHoBaHnIl, qro OH nepeTeI B aNe-
pnraHcEoe rpa2IaHcTBo. HTalbaHc-
Raa HeqaTB HaaHBaer BaleHqHlIo
"peHeraTOM''.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
BbI3bIBAET rP060BWNRA VI
y6NBAET CE6H,

T%OphHrToH, RoHH. 70-.IeTHufi 10
pTHc BHcce,II Tele6oHHpOBaI rpo-
6OBHIHRy 0 TOM, qTO6H OH UpH6Bl1
B ero ION. IIoc.Ie aToro cTapuR BIZ
cTpeHOM Ha peBoIbBepa y6H.I coca.
TpO6OBmHR C cOceIaMH paaIoMa,1
4BepB IONA BHCceI.la II HameI ero
HIaBaDIHM B Iy8e RpOBH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
CTONKHOBEHNE HA HOnbCKO- COB. TPAHNuE.

npooBIIaBmni HOIbcIOrO coaIaTa
MecTHmii IHTeIb OBI y6HT, a coIIa-
TIL 3aXBaqeHBI c%0BeTCEIIMH HOTpa-
HHTHHRaMH II yBeIeHH BrIy0b CO.
BeTcHoif TeppnTopmI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
nOqTOBbln AE@N4NT.

BamNHrTOH. HoqToBBIii Ie6HIIHT
B ucTeEIHeM ROXY IocTnr 1888,
900 IoI. IoXoI noEaaaH B 500.
591.477 IOI., a pacxoI = B 649.
4oI. B o6nIeM Eaa;IHii ne
,IoBeR B COeI. lIITaTax eIeToIHO
TpaTHT Ha MapEI 4 i. GO II.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
II 0 N E P " E

HBIx aBToMO6HIaMH Ha IpyrHx TOp-
'oIoB II 3aHHcBIBa.lH Hx B qHcIo R.Iu-
eHTOB T. HBp IIOpBa.
koIHqecTBO aBToMo6HIeii Hpo8o.I-
IaeT yBeIHquBaTBCa. B TeEymeM TO
ny aTo EoIHqecTBO BOapOc.IO Ia 447.
GAO aBToMo6HIef. B HbD IIopRe
HacqHTHBaeTca 5.S50.000 SHreIeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
nAMaTHNR ABTOPy ,g0H XVI
X0TA.

Tone4o (HcHaHHa). B 9Ib To6a-
cEO npoeRTnpyeTca c%oopyIeHHe 90
.1bmoii cTaTyH B qecTb aBTopa 6ec-
cMepTHoro npoH3BeIeHHa lion I'LL
xoTa' CepBaHTeca, cTOHMocTb
EOToporo HcqHcIeHa B 6 MHIlHoHOB
GoI. CoopyIeHHe 3TOTo HaMaTHHRa
aaiiMeT oEOao 7 .IeT BpeMeHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
HAAET HA NroPHbIn 4OM.

4eTpoaT, MHq. HoIIHua HpoHaBe
IA HaIeT ma HTopHBIii ION ma 9opT
w., %apecToBaB 80 yTpoEoB. HoHbH-
cROBaHH HropHBIe HpHH4aIeIHocTH,
CTOIH II cTyIba.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
l0bNBAOTCa 42-N qAC0B0N
HEQElN.

qHRaro. 3IemHne NHuoHHMe ne
qaTHuRH Tpe6yioT ycT%aHoBIeHHa ~
FacoBoff pa6oqefi HeIe.IH BMecTo
cymecTBypmeii TeHepb As TacoBoli.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
ANrA cBoBO4Hon AD6BN.

KanBnaHA o. 3Iecb apecIoBaHo
IL yqeHHEoB II yqeHm cpeIHeh
mioIB, mnHaIIeHaBmnx Il IHTe
CBo6oIHoii Mo6BH. Bee 9To Mo.IOgeiRB
B BOspacTe 1917 Ter.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
@PAHlty3bl B RAHA4E.

M0HTpeaA. kaTolHqecHne cBaIIeH
HnKH yBepaIoT, ITO Bee bpamIy3H
B haHaIe 11IByr cqacTlHBO HOI
anraHiicKm 0IaroM. PpaHIy3oB
HacqHTBLBaeTca ORO.Io Tpex MHIIHO-
HOB Qe.IOBeR.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
yBEANqEHNE 3APA6OTHON
HHATbI.

4e1pOIT, Mnq. Pa6OTHe 10 vera
HoBRe oIeETpHqecRHX HpoBoIoB 10
6Hlucb AK ~qacOBOii pa6oqeff HeIe-
III II yReIuqeHua 3%apa6oTHoif MA
TH 10 l u. Is II. B vac.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
APECT A4BORATA.

6pyRHNH. ApecTOBaH aIBoEaT c..
.laEByI - 6par o. mTaTHOrO ceHa-
Topa = ga npHcBoeHHe 1900 8oI.
Cnp0TcIIIX IeHeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
HoBbIE OBasAHHoCTN REH.

BeHa. AIIHeIaIIHOHHnii CYL pc
mnI, qTo 1eHa, HMeDmaa cBoff CO.
6cTBeHHHfI 8oXoI, o6asaHa HOI4ep-
aIIBaTb Myata, ec.llI OH lie HMeeT
I0x0Ia.
CyI paccyIII, ITO c nOHyqcHHeM
1eHlIIIHaMT paBHbIx npaB C MyI-
qHHaMH, one IO1dHM HpHHnMaTB Ia
ce6a II O6a3aHHOcTH MyaTHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
H0X0P0HEHA BMECTE C KO-
TOM.

loH4oH. yMepIa MapHa CedMep.
0Ha 8aBema.Ia, qTO6H Bpaqu ycB-
HH.IH ee Fora II HoXopOHHIH BMe-
ere c HeD B ONION TpO6y. ORC ga
BeIDaHHe 6BIo B~BIIOIHeHO. IIoEoH-
Haa ocTaBHla uoc.Ie coca 10000
I0I.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
20 AET "a yBNNCTBo WEHbI.

A@epaN CnTn, H. AK. I@. BHH-
Tepc % i. npHroBOpeH Il TppeMHo-
NY 3aEIIoqeHHD OF 10 10 20 IeT
ga y0HicTBo cBOeii %eHBl u3 peBO.Ib
Bepa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
cMEpTHocTb 8 uAxTAx.

B~auHHrToH. B HcTeRmeM oRTaope
Mecaue n maxTax Coe8. lllTaTOB
y6nr l41 maxTep. {
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
9ss yBNTbI ABTOMo6NAaMN.

Hbp NopR. 3a HOcIeIHue II Me-
caBeB B oToM Topo4e aBTOMo6HIaMH
y6nm 939 TeIOBeE, b TOM qHcIe
385 9eTeii, Bo3MOIHO, qTO 9To III
clio TepTB %HecEO.IBEo HpeyBeInqeHO.
HHCrIa |HpnBosHIu IDIeii H3yBeqeH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
Cr0PEHA uJK0lA.

N%HcnAaHTn, MHq. CropeIa Hy6-
,lHqHaa nEoIa, HOcTpOeHHaa B 4e-
Bpa,Ie HpomIOrO T0Ia, cToHMocTbD
B 100000 IOI. IIpHqHHa HoIapa
he %BBIaCHeHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
MNA1NOHH0E HACHE4CTBO
4Aa GIN AETHEn lEB0qKN.

4eTpOET, MRq. Bee cBOe MHTIH-
oHHoe cocToaHHe yMepmHif HeIaBHo
ToMac Hop6H OeTaBHI cBoei 6-TH
%.IeTHeii 4ogepH. CBom 18TH Hle-
MaHHHRaM II HIeMaHHmaM OH BABE
MAI 10000 4oI. 06H&eHHBIe po-
I%cTReHHIIHH HOgapr B CYL 90 yHH-
qT0HeHHH 3aBeIIaHHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
CAMOy6MNCTBO APTNCTA.

Hbp NOpR. IloEoHqH.I caMoy6Hii-
cTBoM xyIoIHHE II, TyIaT, 6pocHB-
nIlIcb T3 OKLA ~ 3Taa;a cBoeii CITY
MN B HapHerH TOII. IIpuqHHa ca
M0y0HiicTBa H%eH3BecTHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
10000 4. "a CMEPTb MyWA

cnaIA, Bam. CyI upHcy4ua c
"HHTepH9meHaI CTHBaIOpmIT TO-"
B hobby .IeHH HarlcTpoM 20.A00
4oI. ga cMepTb Myaa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
MNHHN0Hbl CnyLuAOT n. H.
TONCTOrO.

1oHgoH. HecRoIbEo NHIIHoHoB
.InIeii no paIHo cIyIIaIH roIoc yMe
plnero Il. II. ToIcToro. Or eIIe npH
IIsHH HaroBopHI oIHy H%.IacTHHRy,
RorIa quTa.I OHIO H3 cBoHx HpoH3-
BeIeHHii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
4ETPOnTCKNE HOBOCTN.

NCqE3H0BEHNE CTy4EHTKN
NHcHHaHTn, MHg. lis MeCTHoru
mTaTHoTo yHHBepcHTeTa Hcqe3Ia cly
IeHTRa BaiioIeT IHRaIa, HoIarapT,
qTo oHa 6pocHIa yqeHBe II c6eSa-
ia c MO.IoIHM %qeIoBeEoM. HOauUHa
po8HeEnBaeT 6eSeHEy.
TEulA H04AHA B Cy4 HA SaTa
4eTpORT, MMq. MapH XpoMa BaBI-
cIHBaeT c cBoero 3aTa NJ. PoEHTH
$40 8oI., o4oI1eHHHe eMy Ha cBa-
4B6y.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
B COBoPE BEE CHOROnHO.

B npomIOe BocEpeceHBe B EaQe-
IpaIBHOM co6ope Ha 81 yIHHe, B
HBD Hoppe Bee 6HIo cHoEoiiHo.
CIyTHI MHTpOHoIHT IIIaToH POTge-
cTBeHcRHi c HaTBD cBaIUeHHHEaMH.
BHIO MHoTo 6oroMoIb1eB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09

rIHH. MeHBIIe Bcero BE,IaIOB B pS-
HBX mTaTaX.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
Cpe4a, gro 4eRa6pa 1925 ro4a.

4nunHbl - 100 a., 4ORTOpa 6OrOc-
AOBna - SIS A. N t. A. BCerO 0blnO
BbI4aHO 6OAee 700 4nHAoMOB. B IN
che NMeeTca 83-x ae1HNa CTapNE.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
nPE4AHNE CyAy qNH0BHN-
Rob B3ATOqHNK0B.

HbU-NOpR. IpeIaHH cy4y 6aaap
HBe qHHO BHHEH MeHIeIB6ayM N
RIaiiH, O6BHHaeMBIe 30 B3aToqHHqe
cTBe.
4eIo Boa6y2IeHO no %aIO6e yIHq
HHx ToprOBIeB (HymEapeH). Bcero
B HBD-HOpRe HacqHTBIBaeTca 6.978
TaEHX TOprOBTeB, HpOIaOwIIx exc
rOIHO Ha 10 MHI.IHoHOB IOI. paaITq
HBIX HpeIMeTOB HOTpe6IeHHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-09
HAFPAK4EHNE MElAlbD ia
lETHETO MAHbYNBA.

4eTpOaT, MAq. AIeRc MaE-HH-
0epH l4-TH .IeT Harpa18eH ~ao.rorof
NeIaTbp ga TO, qTO cH~oco6cTBoBa1
apecTy 0aHInna TeHpH Po8MaHa.
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4eTpOaT' MNq. Ha I3e6epcoH
aBeHD Ha HepeesIe HoesI Hacroqu1
Ha aBTo6yc. PaHeHo z naccacnpoB.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
SPECIAL MATCH
9N N. E. Lunbe
Cobb Hit With Glass
 And Then Arrested

Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 2S.-Ty Cobb, manager of the Detroit Tigers, is under bond to appear before the city recorder this afternoon to an- swer charge of disorderly conduct growing out of dispute with a waitress last night over the amount of q dinner check.
 Police reported that Cobb's dis pute over the dinner check was re- ferred to the wife of the restaurant manager and that she hit Cobb over the head with glass and called the police. The officer said Cobb pro- tested against his intervention, but he summoned the police wagon. A taxicab came along and the police man agreed to permit Cobb to use it if the Detroit manager would pay the fare, which he agreed to do. Cobb was permitted 10 post bond of S11 for his appearance this after noon.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
Nurmi to Run Two Miles
 In Events in Louisville

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 2S.-Track and field stars of three nations vie with each other tonight in the an- nual amateur athletic unions indoor championship and field meet.
 Paavo Nurmi, marvel Finn dis tance runner, is to participate in the two-mile run, marking the first time since his arrival in the United States that he has competed in a meet in the south. Willie Ritola, also will appear in the senior pro- gram, competing in the two-mile steepicchase.
 Among the clubs and schools which will be represented are the Illinois, Boston and New York ath- letic clubs, Princeton, Ohio State, Kentucky, Louisville, Butler, Notre Dame, Indiana, Missouri, Georgia Tech. Pennsylvania and Fordham universities, besides numerous Y. M. C. A. and smaller athletic clubs.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
Large Entry List for
 Illinois Relay Carnival
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Urbana, H., Feb. 2S.-With a rec ord breaking entry list of more than 700 athletes from 64 universities, colleges and high schools in the competition, the eighth annual in- door relay carnival, to be staged in the Illinois armory tonight, gives promise of resulting in the shatter- ing of worlds records. The meet is the largest exclusively intercollegi- ate indoor meet ever staged in America.
 Included in the galaxy of stars are 13 athletes who represented America in last years victorious Olympic team, Two of them. Daniel Kinsley, University of Illinois hurdler, and DeHart Hubbard, negro athlete of the University of Michigan, are worlds record holders. Hubbard es- tablished the worlds record for the broad jump in the Illinois carnival last year.
 The east will be represented by three Olympic stars, Emerson Nor ton of Georgetown university; Me Donald, University of Pennsylvania miller, and Burgess, also of George town.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
RUTH AND YANKEES
 START FOR FLORIDA
Babe and Walter Johnson Made Ad- dresses At Hot Springs High
 School Before Leaving

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 2S.-Babe Ruth last night headed delegation of big league players to Florida, aft CT having completed preliminary training here. Besides Ruth, the other members of the New York American league club in the party included Sam Jones and Urban Shocker, pitchers; Steve O'Neill. catcher: Everett Scott, shortstop; Wally Schang, catcher; Mrs. 5phes,' Mrs. Shocker and Mrs. Schang &C., companied their husbands.
 Iris Speaker manager of the Cleveland Indians, and his wife, and Joe Bush, pitcher for the St. Louis Browns, also were in the party.
 Ruth's last appearance of the sea- son in this city was made last night in the high school auditorium where he and Walter Johnson, veteran boxman for the Washington Ameri- can league worlds champions, de- livered brief addresses at an enter- tainment for the benefit of rural school.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
IN HOCKEY LEAGIE

Minneapolis, Feb. 2S. - Third place in the western half of the United States Hockey league will be the stakes in tonight's game in which Minneapolis and Cleveland will meet here and Duluth clashes with Pittsburgh on the latters rink.
 Minneapolis and Pittsburgh went into tie for third place last night, when the locals downed Cleveland, 1 to 0. while Pittsburgh was taking an overtime game from Duluth, ? 10 l.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
GARCIA-HERMAN BOUT

Waterbury, Feb. 2S. - The 12- round fcatherweight bout scheduled here next Thursday night between Babe Herman of New York and Bobby Garcia of Camp Holabird,
 Md., has been postponed until Fri day night, March 13. The postpone ment was made necessary by an in- jury to Garcia's right arm, received in an automobile accident between Annapolis and Baltimore Thursday night.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2S 1925
MISS EDERLE STARS
Sets New Mark For 22O-Yard Free swlni--Four Other Marks Fall In
 Miami Meet.

Miami, Fla, Feb. 2S.-Five worlds swimming records were broken here yesterday in the fourth days events of the water carnival held at Miami Beach, making a total of IT records broken in four days.
 The new marks established yester- day were the 20O-yard free style swim, the 200, the 25O and 300-yard marks in the relay swim and the 300 yard breast stroke
 Miss Gertrude Ederle, establishing a new mark of 2'2S1-5 for the 2OO- yard free style swim. featured the days sport In doing so she beat Ethel McGary and Adelaide Lam- bert, each of whom had a 1O-yard handicap. The old mark for the dis tance was 2:29 1-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
SOKOL \. C. TO PLAY

The Sokol A. C. will play their cancelled game with the Northwest A. c. Tuesday at the sokol hall. The Northwest team won a game Friday, playing a fast team from |Middlefeld, tho score being 2S to IS.
 The members of the Sokols are Link, Barta, Partyka, Hamila. Sol- tis, Brazik, Gabany Olejor and Chcrpack.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
BOYS, CLUB VS. CELTICS

The Boys club first team will play the Celtic A. c. of Springfield, Mass, in that city tonight at the Boys club there. The trip will be made by bus and a delegation of rooters has arranged to accompany the squad. The Boys club quintet now has ten straight wins to its credit, one of them being a 1924 victory over the Celtics, and Coach Ray Anderson is looking for number II tonight.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
Champion Sire Dies of
 Injuries From Tumble

Richmond Ky, Feb. 2S. - Rex Peavine, famous saddle horse stall lion, owned by J. s. Hockaday, died last night from an illness superin- duced by fall received in March, 1928, The line which Rex Peavine has established is the most famous in the United States and more cham pions can he traced to him than to any other sire in the period of time that he has been in stud service. He would have been 26 years old in May.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
Sailor Friedman K. O.'S
 Darcy, Who Claims Foul

Pottsville, Pa, Feb. 2S. Sailor Friedman of Chicago knocked out
 Johnny Darcy of New York city in , the third round of scheduled 1o-
 round bout here last night. Darcy
 claimed a foul in the second round
 but the claim was not allowed and
 minute after the third round'start-
 ed Darcy was floored for the count.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
LEGALIZE BOXING

Topeka, Kas., Feb. 2S.-A bill le- galizins ten-round no-decision box ing exhibitions in Kansas was be- fore Governor Paulen today for sig nature.
 Passage of the measure was com pieted by the legislature yesterday. The American Legion sponsored the legislation.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
MINNEAPOLIS TEAM MINIS

Minneapolis, Feb. 2S. - Minnea- polls and Pittsburgh went into a tie for third place in the western wheel of the United States Hockey league when the locals defeated Cleveland here last night, one to nothing, while the Yellow Jackets beat Duluth, two to one, in an overtime game at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
Harvard Cheer Leader to
 Be Chosen by COmretiti0n

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 2s.-Thc athletic cheer leader at Harvard, be- ginning Snext year, will be chosen by competition, it was decided by the student council last night. In the future, it was announced, candidates for the honor will be examined by a committee consisting of three stu dents and one graduate.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
WARRANT FOR ARREST

St. Paul, Feb. 2S.---Police of this city had in their possession today warrant for the arrest of Nelson Stewart, Cleveland hockey player, charging him with assaulting spec tator at the St. Paul-Cleveland game here last Tuesday. Cleveland plays in Minneapolis tonight. The war rant was issued yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
LEHIGH SETS MARKS
Swimming Team Breaks Three In- tcrcollcgiatc Records in Defeating
  Swarthmore Natators Last Night,

Bethlehem, Pa. Feb. 2S.--Lehigh universlty's swimming team set three new intercollegiate tank rel cords inthe 200-yard relay, 15O-yard backstroke and 200-yard breast stroke in defeating Swarthmore col lege swimmers in Taylor pool here last night, 53 to IS.
 Lehigh covered the relay distance lp 1.4G 4-5; the 150-yard back stroke in 2.O5 1-5, and the 20O-yard breast stroke in 3.05 1-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
PESEK THROWS HANSON

Omaha, Neb, Feb. 2S.-John Pe- sek, Ravenna, Nebraska, heavy weight wrestler, won over Charlie Hanson, Omaha, in two straight falls here last night, hereby spelling Hanson's asserted attempts to break the mat trust
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
JAMAICAN WINS AT TENNIS

Kingston. Jamaica, Feb. s. R. N. Clark, tennis champion, of Jsmai- ca, defeated Dr. William Rosenbaum of the visiting American team yes terday, 6-2, 6-1. S. Howard Vos- hell, won another match for the Americans by defeating II. Dayee, of Jamaica, 6-4, S-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28

Princeton and Dartmouth unde- feated leaders of the eastern inter- collegiate basketball league, meet at
 Hanover, N. H., tonight in one of the season'S crucial games. Both are high scoring outfits. Picken and Friedman leading the big Greens attack while Cleaves, Hynson and Lemon carry the brunt of battle for the Tigers. At the same time, Yale and Cornell, neither of which has won contest in the league, will be at grips.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28

The Valger-Hart battle was close, but the New York mans superb de- fense kept him out of trouble. At times Hart displayed some clever boxing but was inclined to indulge unnecessary gymnastics. His body and face showed marks from Val gers jabs at the end.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28

Athletic commissions tournament to name a- champion as successor to Benny Leonard. Seeman scored knockout victory over Frank Lafay' of Troy. N. r., and yalger defeated Alex Hart of Philadelphia In Brook lyn last night.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28

A famous tennis player of the old days, w. A. Larned, won the national singles title seven times. He was champion in 1901 and 1902 and then returned to lead them all in 19O7-OS- 09-10-11. He was also runnerup for three years, 1S94-05-96.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28
Speakin g of Sports

Toronto led the International League clubs in hitting with a mark Of .Slo. It topped Baltimore, which finished second. by over ten points. And yet the Dunn entourage edged Dan Howley's crowd in the penant canter by exactly 115 points or ls full games.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-28

Eddie Rommel of the Athletics led all the American League hurlers in taking part in double plays. Rommel had hand in an even dozen such killings. The Mackite appeared in 4S games. His record was an ex- ceptionally high one.