davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06
BO3BPAMEHNE
TPO4ROrO.

I'M OAHNM 4eA0BeK0M B NM
pc Cy4b6a He MOweT NTpaTb
TaR, RaK OLA NTpaeT KoMMy-
HncTaMN. Una KoMMyHNCTa
Her HNqero HeBo3MoWHOr0.
,,mhSHb " AeaTenbH0CTb
3TNx 3aMeqaTeAbHblx AN4eK"
RaK TO npoTNBopeqnT BEEN NIX
nporpaMMaM v yqeHnaM.
yqeHNe 3TNx ANAeH aBAa-
eTCa, Be4b, npew4e BCeTo yqe
HMeM AeTepMNHNCTNqeCKNM.
Ono he 3HaeT HN CB0604bl 3D.
nv. HN CBo6o4bI TBopqeCTBa.
Tax, HanpNMep, BqepamHne
6aHlnTB " banbmNBoMoHeT-
qNKH CTaH0BaTCa Cero4Ha my
qmNMN napTNHHblMN pa6oTHN-
RamN". 3TN IKE 'CTapble nap
TnHHble pa6oTHnKN" oRa3bIBa-
OTCa 1oCAe aaBTpa RoMnCCa-
paMM.
"Hap04Hble" IKE K0MNCCa-
.pbI MeHaNT CB0N MMHNCTepC-
Kne nopTpeHN qyTb nv he exc
lHeBHo.
Tax, HanpNMep, " Tpo1RNH,
B HaqaHe peB0ANUNN 6bIn NM
HncTpoM hHOCTpaHHbIx 4en.
lloToM OH HaqaA saBeAbIBaTb
BoeHHbIMN " MopCKNMN Aena-
NM. CHe4NaANCT, BNANMo, 30
MHorNx 0THoueHNax.
H0 n0CHe BCeH aT0H peB0-
AFOIHoHHoH RapbepbI sToT qe-
AOBeK 0RaSaACa B CTpamHOH
0naHe. HNmNAca nopT9eAeH,
ANlunnCa " CBoeH KapbepbI.
CeHqaC IKE, RaK C006maNT
raseTBI, 6oHbmeBNKn HaMepe-
HbI BpyqNTb envy nopTbenb NM
HNcTpa no aK0H0MMqeCKoMy
Bosp0wgeHNO PoccNN.
HaMepeHbI, BN4H0, oTHaTb
sToT nopTbeHb y zorro qeAo-
BeKa, KoTOpbIH 6bIA B CB0e
BpeMa yr0noBHbiM npeCTynHN
HON, noT0M oKasanca TAaBHbIM
CoBnanaqoM B PocCNN, N3 ma
Aaqa OH npeBpaTNnca B NM
HNcTpa nyreH LII a
HbIHe S4paBcTByeT B BBCmeM
CoBeTe Hap04HoTo XoSaHCT-
Ba.
3ToT "4eaTenb" he MOT, BM
lH0, CnpaBNTbCa co CB0NMN
sa4aqaMN. 4eHaTb banbmN-
Bile 4eHbrN MIN y6NBaTb no
leH - AeHO, nOBN4NM0My, 90
nee HerKoe, HeweHN BOCCTaH0
BHeHne paspymeHHoH cTpaHbI.
Tenepb IKE aT0 4eHO 4yMa-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06
(Hs IypHaaa
K0M


llOpTHHxa IIoH3aIa no HOLY ORC
10 BBIEpoeH c 6yIaBRoI b 3y6ax.
RorIa HpHIHaa |npHeXaBmaa H8 npo
BHHnTHH ee poIcTBeHHHDa, HO1HIaa
&eHlIIhHa B %HepqaTRax, np0pBaH-
HHX Ha naIbIIaX.
- lily, qTo, He yMepIa eme?-
CHpOcHHa IlpHme4maa, He pa34eBa-
acB II cToa Ha l1opoTe.
Ia HeT,-oTBeTHIa nOprHuXa,
IlOIHaB 'T0I0By II BHHyB 0yIaBRH
HSo pTa- TeuepB ToIbEo orHox-
ia fnIe coBceM.
qTo TH 6yIenIb TyT 4elarb,
Ry4a %4eBaTbca? BemeH MHOro ia
co0aE 4Byx enc AHIpea CTena-
H0BHqa yTOpoaIHIO HpHBecTn. To-
1oBy cRpyTH.TH 9TH co6aRH.
llpHme4maa, HOcMOTpeB Ha cBoH
HoTH, He %pa3IeBaacb, ce.Ia Ha IpaI
HHn OF IBepH cTyI.
Bqepa BeqepOM coBceM OF
X04HIa,&CHa3aIa H0pTHHXa,-MyH
Lake HO3B0HHI TBOeMy AHIpeD Gre
%HaHoBHqy, ITO MoIH0 BeIIH HpH-
Bo3HT, II0cHeIHHe MHHyTH 6HIH, a
TeHepb OIIaTb qTO TO HeOnpeIeIeH-
HO.
BHIneI MyT XO3aiHH, MyTqHHa
0e3 IlHIHaHa B hHIeTEG c He3aC-
TerHyToi c3a4H npa%E0f, II, HOB
10p0BaBIIHcb, CEa3a.I:
Bgepa enc pas X0IHI. Doe
maIH R0MHaTy Te0e nepeIaTB IL
60IbIne HHEoMy. RaE, ToB0pHT, era
pyxa yMpeT, Tar HycTb B'e3IaIoT.
llpHmeInIaa cIynIaIa C HaHpa-
aeHHbIM BHHMaHHeM, H0T0M ManIH-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06
QETCKNE MykN

TO pyCCE0T0 HaCeIeHHa II B 0c00eH
HOcTH, ROHeqH0, ROMMyHHcToB. 0Ha
MOateT BAG IeHHTb, pa3TeHHTb, MO-
iHeT :cHaTb C BaC R0CTI0M II BeIeTb
HaIeTb HOBnii, MO%eT 3aHpeTHTb
BAN TaHDOBaTB, MOEeT saHpeTHTb
Bepy b '2cBepX'ecTecTBeHHBe" CHIN,
-B0o6me-BCe M0EeT. 3aBeIyeT
9T0ii ueRaEa q%eCTHeHmHlf rs ROM
MyHHcTOB CoIbU... MaIeHbHHif, yep
HBIH, C TOICTBMH, BBIIaqeHHBIMH Ty-
6aMH, HOXoIHi Ha O%paHryTaHa, OH
IOnoHIHTCa BHyTpH HapTHH II aB-
IaeTca ee OROM".
Tpy4Ho, %RaaeTca, H%apncOBaTb 90
nee cTpamHBH o6pa3 cRa3OqHOTo
qy4oBHDIa, EOTopoMy oTIaHa "HpaB-
cTBeHHOcTb Bcero pyccEoTO Hace-
.IeHna''. n RaROh IyTBIO Beer OF
HaHMeHoBaHHa 9T0TO 0paHryTaHa -
''qecTHeiimHM''... II BOT eTO TO ycH-
IHa Tar IKE, RaE Il, ycHIHa E0IoH-
TaH II Ie1OT0 mTaTa HX e%IHHOMBTnI-
.IeHHHROB, HanpaBIeHM Ha Hp0HO-
BeIb cBO6OIHOH IO6BH II paspyHe-
HHa ceMbH. IeTH IOIIHM HpHHaI-
AeTaTb ToCyIapcTBy , 40IGHH 0BTb
oTOpBaHH OF MaTepei, ii 4Ia HHx
8o.ITHo 6HTB ycTpoeHo O6mecTBeH-
hoe BocHHTaHHe. Han paSpemeHHeM
9TOif 3aIaqH HaqHHaDT pa0OTaTB
pasHBTe ''HapEoMSIpaBH'. K eva
cTBIo, 9To ycTpofcTBo O6mecTBeH-
HBIX MOpnIOE H npoHaraH4HO-pa3-
BpaTHBx 4OMOB I%OcHyIOcb TO,lBHO
qacTH T0poIcROTO HaceIeHHa II 0e3
HpH3opHMx 4eTefl, BH6pomeHHHx Hill
meToH Ia IOpOTy. HO CHOIBEO HX,
9THx 6e3npn3OpHHX, BM6pOmeHo Ha
yIHIy BceMH MepoHpHaTHaMH ROM
MyHH3Ma II ToIoIoM,
cMyTaMH II paccTpe!IaMH II HpoH0-
! BeIbD CO.IbIIa II gro mTa0a?
BpOIa 10 yIHuaM, T0I0Iaa, H0-
qya H yMhpaa Ha yIHHaX, 9TH re-
TIL MeqTaOT, 6BTb MoEeT, 90 90
mecTBeHHBIx MOpHIBHax, Far 0 He
! 4OcaraeMOM cqacTbH. A 1Ia ROM
MyHHcTnqeLH0r0 HpaBnTeIBcTBa Ia
HHe 6e3npHsopHBe IeTH-HaxoIRa.
yMpeT-TaH yMpeT, a H0lH BbERI-
BeT, TO XoTa OBI neHofl npecTyTIIe-
HHa cIe.IaeTca RoMMyHHcT0M. u
T-Ha Mapo-,leBHTHHa, B IypHaIe
"IIyTb HpocBemeHHa", C yIoBoab-
cTBHeM Ha3HBaeT 6e3HpH3opH0ro
noIpocTRa 'npoIyRToM peBoIDUHH,
] Hpo4yRTOM cOBpeMeHHoa %coBeTcEoH
P0ccHH".
TpyIHO HpH4yMaTB 0oIee cTpam
noe ''Ha3BaHHe peBOAIoIHH", qeN
| 6ecHpH3opHBif II pasBpaHIeHHHH, TO
IoIHBIH H%OIpocToH. Ho 9To Has-
BaHHe, Il %HecqacTBD, IedcTBHTeab-
H0, H04lHHH0e.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06

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ia Ha H0MHHaIbHBit 00eI 3aIy-
HHIH. A OLA Bee IBTIIHT. Fly, He
HpOHaIaTB de HpOIyHTaM, HO3BaIH
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IbIIIIHT. N8
RaEOTo qOpTa .HIOIei IepIH-
Te?!! - cEa3aI BoiIa B nepeIHDIo
n8Bo3qHH B HoIyIny6Ie II c HHy-
TOM.
Ceiiqac, lIoI0a;IH, enIe He BIZ
a%CHHIOCb.
X HaHHMaDT ga TpemHHIy, a
IIpoB0SIaeIIlbca C HHMH IeIHiI IeHb.
,Ia H00eIef 9TnX eHIe HaBa3a-
.IH. lpaEy nocepeI IBopa 3aTea-
III.
ll0llIy cam %I0cM0TpD, - cha
Ban MyETHHa B my6e. II HOMER
Il cTapymRe.
I.IaBH0e Ie.Io, - npasIHH-
Ri, EaTeTca, HpeIpaTnIHcb,-cEa
sa.Ia, HIa ga HIM cIcIoM, IeHa.
-qTo TOTIa IeIaTb!
kaE 3IopoBBe, TeTylnRa? He
clbIIIInr eIIIe HH qopTa... RaE BIO
poBbe, CnpannBaD? = cHa3aI Ne
.IoBeR B my6e.
CTapymEa cla6o noBe,la ro.Io-
BoTf II cRa3aIa qyTb c.IbIIlHo:
TO Xyae, TO .lyqme... BTOp0ii
4oRT0p HoMoTHyH, IaH Dor envy 3I0-.
pOBba.
= IlpHHaII0B eIIe he 6HIo?-
cHpoeHI My&qHHa, HaTHyBIIHcb Il
cTapyIuRe.
Her, 6aTpnla, c.IaBa Bory...
My%qnHa BBIIIpaMHI eIIHHy IL,
0rTaHyBnlIIcB, HocMoTpe,I Ha cToaB-
mnX csaIn nero IeHy II xosaeB.
= MOIoIofi qe.IoBeE, ec.IH yI
HOMepaTb, TaR cpaay H%oMepaTb,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06

lot Hepe4aTb TpouRoMy. Tpo-
4KOrO CqNTaDT, BNANMo, n.y.
quNM "aKoHoMnCT0M".
HO, KaK HAM N3BeCTHO, re-
HepaHbI 6bIBaEDT caMbIMN mo
xNMM NORTHUMBERLAND.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06

bMBaI0T B H1I3HM Hap0I0B pa3-
pyIIHTeIbHBe HepH0IH, HOX0KHe Ha
1HIIoHbI, ROTOpBTe yTpo%aI0T cyuIe-
cTBoBaHHD HaunH. HO HHTOTIa
enIe pa3pymenHe He IOcTHraIO Ia
Roii 6ecHomaIHOii 3IO6H II cHIB,
RaH BBpa3HBmeeCa B ROMMyHH3Me.
PyccHHl HpHMep aBIaeTca B 9T0M
OTHOmeHHH |yRa3aHHeM BCeMy MHpy,
II HeIapOM HacTOpO%HBmeeca qe,IO-
BeqecTBO HOBceMecTHO OpTaHH3OBB-
BaeTca 4Ia 6Opb6H C 6oIbT1eBH-
RaMH II C H|OpOIHBHnM ero c0HHa-
IH3MOM.
PeSylbTaTH C|eMHIeTHeTO TOpSecT
Ba ROMMyHH3Ma 3aMeTH,I OBI II che
not. Pa3pymeHHe xoaaicTBa, he
6BTBaIMi B HcTopnH IocnOTH9M BIa
9TH, 6eCcy4HBe Ia3HH, MaccOBbIe
paccTpeIB, ssNOEHHqecTB0, HHIIeTa
II ToIoE, T0Io4 10 I%IOIOe4cTBa II ca
MOcOaSEeHHa. II euIe HHTaDTca TO
BOpHTb 0 CBO0OIe, BO4B0pHB pa0cT
30, paBHOTO B0TOpOMy He 3HaeT HcT0
| pHa qeIOBeqecTBa. II bee Ge 9T0
enIe He HoIHoe pa6cTBo. Liza HOI-
! H0rO TOpIecTBa B0MMyHH3Ma Hya;Ho
uopa0OTHTb qeIOBeqecHHii 4yX, Ha-
10 IHIHHTb IOIefi HX HpaBcTBeHHOC-
TIL. ToTIa H0IyqHTca, IencTBHTeIb
Haa u OEOHqaTeIbHaa no0eIa. qe-
.loBeqeCTBo o6paTHTca B %"EoIIeETHB
Hoe I%HBoTHoe'' II nCqe3HeT BcaEaa
BHBHIH3aIIHa.
Pa3YMeeTca, Bee IoMMyHHcTHqec-
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POI, HO HacHIBcTBeHHoe BoIB0pe-
HE IoMMyHHcTHqecIofl %HpaBcTBeH-
H0cTH 0IH;Ke BCeT0 HacaeTca To-
p04cEHX II 0e3HpH3opHHX IeTen, HoA
p0cTIOB II MOI0IeRH-nH0HepcI0n
TOMc0M0IbcR0ii. Ono M0ReT nOpO-
IHTB HIH TO H3BpameHHe HpaBcT-
BeHH0cTH, II TOTOpOMy c%03HaTeIBHO
II 0eSHoMOnIHO cTpeMHTca I0MMy-
HH3M, Hin 0e3R0HeqHMe MYTH ne
Teff, HoIpOcTHOB il MOIo4e%H. u
Ha TO II Ha IpyT0e ecTb 0Hpe4e-
IeHHMe yEa3aHHa. 90 ycHeXaX
H3BpaIIeHHa HpaBcTBeHH0cTH, 6e30-
6pa3Ho npeyBeIHqHBaa Hx, rOBO-
par C T%OpIecTBoM ToMMyHHcTBE. A
IeTcHaa TH0elb, IeTcHHe c.Ie3M II
MyHH,-HT0 cOcqHTaI Xix 3a 9TH
ceMb .IeT B %HecqaCTHoIf cTpaHc,
nopa6omeHHoii nHrepHaIIHoHaIoM?
C%yHIecTByeT %neHTpaHBHaa EOHT-
polbHaa EoMHccHa Jpn E0MMyHHcTH-
qecRoii napTnH. Bor EaE oHHcH-
BaIa 9Ty EoMHcCHD r-&a RycRoBa
B o4HOM H8 cBoHx 6elBeToHoB.
ID ee pyEaX HpaBcTBeHH0cTb bee
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06

oTBeToB 8eTeii, qTo ".leHnH-Bcex
IyqHe'', a caMHif Xpa6pMif-9TO
TpoDHHH". y3HaeTe OF cqacTlHBOrO
aBTopa, TITO IeTH 'He6ecHBx aBTO
pHTeToB He HpH3HaDT a6COIDTHo,
Bee cIOmb aTeHcTH; IyXOBeHcTBa
TepHeTB he MoryT, H3IeBaIoTca HaI
HIM.. II BOT TOIbIo 4eBOqHH Drop
qaDTca. "TOcEyOT 0 TOM, qTO6BI
IHTb, RaR .HIoIH, qTO0M HMeTB Bee
II qTO0M My% XopomO 3apa0aTH-
Bar.
3anHcaHHHe HecHH 6e3npH3Op-
HbEx 4eTeH npeIcTaBIaOT OTpOM-
HHif HHTepec. ByIyHIeMy HCTOpHEy
Ohm 0cBeTar Try 4yX0BHyO cMyTy,
cpeIH HOTOpOif %HlH II yMHpaIH COT
Hi THcaT 0e3HpH3OpHBIx IeTei II
n%OIpocTEOB. HcTOpHa, O6HRHOBeH-
H0, He 3aMeqaeT %OTIeIbHBX .IIO-
lei, HMeHHO ee TO II cO34aIomHX,
H0 HX IyX0BHOe TBOpqecTBO no.
M0ateT Ell npaBH,lbHee 0cBeTHTb ITO
HcTHHe cTpaHIHyO 0HOxy. 3aHH-
caHHbIe HecHH 6e3HpH36pHBX apHO
pa3Ie.IaIOTca Ha IBe EaTeTOpHH:
HecHH %XyIHTaHcEHe II 3a4yIIeBHbIe
Ia.I06H O0HTeHHBX, HaI06H CHI
pOTBI, "no3a6HT0rO OF IDIeii", ira
l00H IeByuIEH Ha XyHHraHa-BO3-
IO0IeHHOTO, BHT0Tb 10 HeCHH = cT0-
Ha 0 pacCTpeaaHHoM IIO4pOcTEe..
CTpaIIHaa IH3Hb, %cTpanIHBe, ;EyT-
EHe II TpOraTeIBHHe HecHH.
Dor 4acT, BBliiIy Ha cBo6oIy,
81 re, cTepBe, OToMmy.
PyTH, H0TH H0IOMaD,
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TbTM B Tl0pbMy XylHraH, a 0p0nIeH-
HB1 cHpOTa y0HBaeTca:
CqacTBa-IOlH Mile HeT.
qyIHx 4eToH .IacEaIOT,
A MeHa bee 06HTaloT
II IIa Beck 81 qy1OIf.
TaIOf IOHTpacr SHaMeHaTeIeH
0TpoMHaa, B pa6cTBe CTpaIaIonIaa,
moI'apeMHaa Pycb H T%Op1ecTByD-
HUN HpecTyHHHE, BOT IIoIIHHHhl
o6pa3 coBpeMeHHoIi PoccHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06

y6eI4eHua 6ecnpnsopHBx 4eTei,
Cpe4H HOT0pBlX HpOH3B0IH.HH aHHe-
Ty T-Ia Mapo-.IeBnTnHa II, EcTaTH,
3aHHcaIa c.I0IeHHHe HMH HecHH,
9TH y6eaIeHHa paIyIoT ee EoMMyHH-'
cTHqecROe cepIIe. BIZ ysHaeTe II
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06

B HecHaX CTpa1aDHIHX IeTeI
p%accHIIaHH 0IecTHH Xy4oIecTBeH-
HoTo TBopqecrBa, HoToMy, qTo, ITO
cynIecTBy cB0eMy, 9T0 TBopqecTB0
cBa3aH0 C %COBeCTbIO. II BcaRHn
pas, TOTIa npO6yIHTca coBecTb B
qe.IoBeIe, Ola oyer ga HHX, ga
9rHx cTpaIaDm. 0esBHHHHX IeTea...
IIo9T EeeHHH, he 6e3 Io%cTaToqHBx,
EaIeTca, 0cHoBaHHi OHpeIeIaeT
ce6a npO6eccHoHaabHbIM cRaHIaIH-
cTOM II bee TaRH HHI1eT HpO ce-
Oh:
HpocHy.IacB 6oIb B yracIIeM
cIaHIaIHcTe:
Mile BCHOMHHIaeb HeqaIbHaa HCT0
pHa,
HcTopna 90 0InBepe TBHcTe.
IIa c%oBeTcH0TO H09Ta OqeHb Xa-
.paRTepHo, p%a3yMeeTca, 9TO BocHo-
MHHaHHe no HoBOIy cTpaIaEomHX ne
TeH 90 0lHBepe TBHcTe II Boo6me
0. IHIReHce, 9T0M, Ho BHpaTeHHIO
locTOeBcHOT0, caNBIM XpHcTHaHcR0M
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-05-06

CynIecTByeT UeHTpaIBHaa EOHT-
p0lbHaa E0MHccHa Jpn E0MMyHHcTH-
qecRoii HapTnH. BOT EaI onHcH-
BaIa 9Ty IOMHccHD r-&a KycHOBa
B oIHoM n3 cBoHx 6eIBeToHoB.
"B ee pyEaX HpaBcTBeHHocTb bee
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
5. 5. Yukon Has Many
 Passengers for Seward

The Alaska Steamship Company's palatiaI liner Yukon arrived in port at an early hour this morning with a large listing of passengers and sev- eral hundred tons of freight for Sew ard.
 Those arriving on the Yukon were Adolft Anderson, F.. Anderson, H. An tonson, A. K. Allan, Axel Almdahl, c. Asmussen, F.. c. Apfel, J. H. Earth off, Jos Bellview, J. E. Brathovd, A.. Bony, J. Carlson, Harold Cambell, G. s. Clark, Mrs. J. Cleveland, AlOnzo Cope, Chas. Cobb, Claude Cobb, J. w. Duncan, Mrs. P. Ellis, F. Engle- horn, F. J. Englehorn, J. EngblOom Tom Gaffney, N. J. Gaikoma and Mrs. Gaikoma, Edward Gibbs, Capt Geo. A. Green, w. c. Guinon, Thomas B. Harris, Tom Haines, John Hill, Mrs. Al Hilty, Percy c. Hubbard, R. c. Johnson, Mrs. c. Johnson, J. katu- mar, C. E. kimball, Jos. F. Kozlow- ski, F. L. Larson, o. P. Larson, Miss s. Lappi, A. s. Lion, Henry Looff, A. McCrimmon, E. Morgan, Edith A. Neill, Capt. J. R. Nichols, c. L. Ol- sen, E. W. Parks, L. J. Palmer, D. Peterson, Gust Peterson, Charles Pet ry, Ernest Petry, o. E. Radobaugh, Miss F. Romig, J. Roaming, J. Rosen- dale, R. Soderberg, John Strom, John Swanson, B. Thompson, M. Thomp- son, L. J. Till, E. w. Tynes, Mrs. w. E. Tynes, J. W. Walker, Agnes Wan amaker, Lloyd Welsh, Dan Wilder, 4. J. White, Mrs. Ora White, Mrs R. Zirker.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
AT THE HOTELS

Overland Hotel-Al. Lien, Fair banks; Frank Spira, F. c. EnglehOrn Forest Englehorn, Rosendale; T. Gaf finy, l.. J. Till, Dane Wilder, Mrs. J c. Lowden, T. J. Palmer, J. H. Earth off, Anchorage; Lloyd Welsh, Anchor age; A. K. Allen, J. w. Walker, Tom Haynes, Ben kona; John Strom, A. McCrimmin, Jos. Kozikowski
 Sexton HoteHL. Lacnman, Mrs. J Charland, E. w. Parks, Mrs. Wana maker, Elizabeth Romig, Mrs. Al Iiilty. Selma E. Lappi, Mr. and Mrs w. F. Tymes, Edward Gibbs, Oak land; E. c. Apfel Mrs. O. White, M Crockes. Ketchikan; Percy Hubbard Alonzo Cape, Axel Ahndahl, J. E. Brathord.
 Van Gilder-A. J. White, Thos. D Norris, San Francisco; Henry B Looff, John w. Dimean, A. ,. John son, Jas Bellview, A. Anderson, W w. Batcheller, l.. Lachman, Sam Gregot, Chas. Petry, O. F. Cobe, E. R. Petry, c. L. Olson, E. Anderson c. Peterson, John Hill, E. F. Morgan Gee. A. Green, Mrs. Al Hilty, Miss S. Lappi, John F. Chamberlin, F. Lar son, Edith 4. Neile, c. Campbell, G. s. Clark, L. R. Stewart, J. J. Guinan H. c. Guinan, Mir. and Mrs. N. J Gaikamo.
 Seward Hotel-J. Price, John Lian anson, Ed Erickson, Miss P. Ellis, A Rynning, o. Radabangh, o. P. Lar son, Henry Eppner, J. c. Anderson Ben Peterson, Minnie Thompson, Mrs Chas. Johnson, Wm. Norris.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
Polished Brass Loses Out
 Before Wave of Economy

LIVERPOOL April 4.-Brass work with which the front doors on most British homes have been adorned for centuries and which contributes to the furnishings of numerous offices, is going out of fashion because of the expense involved in keeping the fixtures shiny. Many new buildings in Liverpool and elsewhere in England are going up without brass or copper decorations
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

J. c. Anderson, a former resident of Anchorage, returned on the Yukon after a two years absence during which time he has been engaged in business in Port Angeles Mir. Ander- son placed the first daily paper in Alaska, in 1897. He reports times very quiet in the States with business firms formerly working three shifts now working one. MT. Anderson will be in Seward for few days and may decide to locate here
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap will leave to- night on the steamship Yukon for Seattle where he will go over the plans for the new building to be con structed by the Jesse Lee Home. near Seward. It is understood that the building will cost in the neigh borhood of $1OO,OO0 and will be of the stucco type. It is also reported that the site favored by Rev. Dun. lap is at Woodrow, which will make quite a city out of the little hamlet. The buildings and grounds will prob ably cover five acres or more, and the site is an ideal one from every standpoint.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
COOLIDGE WOULD REARRANGE
 PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT

WASHINGTON, D. C., April A. President Coolidge believes that a re. arrangement of the prohibition en- forcement agencies of the Treasury department, under supervision of As sistant Secretary Andrews, will bring a more effective enforcement of the Volstead law by giving Secretary Mel Ion supervision of prohibition matters. and Haynes control of detail work.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
ERIK NELSON CELEBRATES
 ANNIVERSARY OF FLIGHT

SEATTLE, April A. Celebrating Monday, April 6, the anniversary of the world flights start from Seattle, Erik Nelson will feature a program and luncheon in his honor at Sand Point flying field.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Nick Gaikamo and wife returned on the steamer Yukon, after spend ing the winter in Seattle MT. Gai- kamo is captain ofIthe Sea Lion, rum ming on Cooks Inlet.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Miss Elizabeth Romig, who has spent the last nine months outside in Pennsylvania and at Mayo Bros. studying bacteriology, returned or the Yukon and will leave soon for her home at Fairbanks, where she will assist her father, Dr. Romig.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
PRIVATE CAPITAL INVITED
 TO INVEST IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW, Russia, April 4.-The Council of Labor and Defense has de- cided to invite private capital to en- ter into trade with Russia. after find ing government control of trade and industries a failure.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
WILL BUY FIVE VESSELS

SEATTLE, April 4.--Stanley Dollar telegraphed A. F. Haines, vice presi- dent of the Admiral Line, that he in- tended to purchase the five President ships operating from Seattle to the Orient after he had completed nego- tiations for five Pacific Mail ships.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Tymes will leave for Fairbanks soon looking for location. They will start a mems furnishing store if they decide to re- main in the Interior.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
CAPT. EMSWiLER BUYS BOAT

Capt. Charles Emswiler returned this week from Seldovia where he dis posed of the gasboat May, buying larger and more commodious boat, which he will use on the run to Nuka Bay and other points.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Mrs. E. E. Kurtz received the sad news today that her father had been killed in an accident at Seattle Mrs. Kurtz may leave on tonight's boat for the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., April A. John Van A. McMurray, assistant secretary of state, was selected by President Coolidge to succeed Dr. Schurman as minister to Peking.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

A. K. Allen who is interested in mine near Talkeetna will leave soon for his property, Mir. Allen arrived on the Yukon and is registered at the Overland Hotelq~ xN-ss
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

George J. Love will arrive from Anchorage on tonight's train, on his way to Valdez. Mir. Love has been adjusting the fire loss caused by the burning of Robart's hall
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Leon Urbach will be an outgoing passenger on tonight's boat for the States. He will visit Seattle, Port
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Matt McGlade, road superintendent at Valdez, returned to his home port on the Yukon
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Capt. Hoelsher, of the lower Yukon steamer Dr. Martin sailed for Seward today to get his vessel in condition for the summer season.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Viscountess Torrington, who won fame as an actress in England, will appear on the stage in America this year.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. s. M. Graf will leave on to- nights boat for Seattle where she will visit with relatives.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04
STARR SAILS MONDAY

The steamship Starr will sail Mon day for Unalaska and way ports. She will carry number of passengers and considerable freight.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

MT. and Mrs. D. w. F1annigan are leaving on tonight's boat for the States
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

c. P. MacCreary, was a Latouche passenger on the Yukon from Seat tie.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

The latest in Wall Paper just re- ceived by Moore. n24t-- k9
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Capt. Tom Haynes will leave fo1 the westward on the Starr sailing to- morrow. auagm
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Picture Framing at the Alaska Shop If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

J. E. Cunningham, of the Alaska railroad, sailed today for Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

Mrs. H. F. Ellsworth will leave for Seward April IS.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-04-04

E. NJ. Parks will leave soon for the Kuskokwim
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-27
JOBLESS MINERS
JAILED FOR NOT
GOING HUNGRY
Fishing Costs Them $28
Each In Penna.
BY CHARLES BOSWELL
(Worker Correspondent

MARIANA, Pa, Sept. 25.-On
Tuesday in the borough Of Mariana.
Is or more locked out coal miners
were arrested on charge Of illegal
fishing" and fined $28 each. with the
alternative of paying the fine or going
to jail.
It happens that the water in Ten
Mile creek, from which the coal CON-
pany owned by the Bethlehem Steel
corporation gets its water supply. has
become almost dry and, as result.
thousands of fish were dying owing TO
the stagnation Of the water and the
water pumped from the mine.
Some of these miners who have
been deprived of the right to work"
since the 18th of May, caught some Of
these fish used them as food, and pro-
nounced them excellent.
The state of Pennsylvania, however.
requires that one contribute one dollar
to the political grafters for the priv
ilege of fishing-even though you are
starving and the fish are going to die
anyway. So these miners had, in the
opinion Of the magistrate, injured the
law $2S worth.
One man who had not taken any
of the fish himself, was given some by
another man, but he also was fined a
like amount, and on his refusal to pay
the $2S was taken to jail and SO more
added to his fine-for contempt Of
court"
This is sample of claw" and 'Just.
ice" as administered in the coal camps
of the state. 1t is also an illustration
of the graft practiced by those who
re sworn to uphold the dignity OF
Re law. Can we have respect for this
kind of law Can we respect the kind
of men who administer TT
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-09-27
FEAIENHAVN NMRF
finding GUAI
TOPAY FOR rum
KINGS GAMDOLS
G. 0. P. Bosses InUOIUed
in Graft Scandal

Captain Wesley II. Westbrook, ex-
warden of the county jail stands a
good chance Of being made the lead
Ing goat In the scandal arising out Of
the liberties accorded to Messers
Druuuan and Lake, leading bootleg
gers and tenants Of the local jail.
Westbrook is charged with having
accepted money from the bootleggers
for services rendered in making their
prison life as free from restraint as
possible. 1t has been proven beyond
the shadow of a doubt that the rum
magnates enjoyed considerable liber-
ty, the only thing that remains to be
shown, who got their dough.
The Bic Guns Thunder
Sheriff Hoffman, one of the big guns
in the Barrett-Crowe-Brundage faction
Of the republican party intends to
throw Westbrook to the wolves. He
hints that the ex-warden took the al
cohol barons' money. If he did not,
he is out Of luck, because he will need
lot of money to save him from oc-
cupying cell in what was once his
own balliwick. The big chiefs Of the
republican party cannot afford to have
their honesty impugned and West
brook is about small enough and big
enough to fill the role Of scapegoat.
When Judge Wilkerson yesterday
ordered the arrest of Westbrook and
few other lesser lights in the county
jail, everybody knew that there was
going to be some hanging done.
Paid Thru the Snout
Frank Lake, was after testifying
that he paid thru the nose" for every
favor he received while in the county
jail. Lake first paid $1,000 for trans
fer from the Jail laundry to an order
lys task in the Jail hospital. He was
compelled to pay $4,000 month, in
addition to bonuses and zines. "
Lake declared that he had to pay good
rum money for treatment accorded to
other prisoners for nothing.
Lake paid 81, 800 for the privilege of
visiting his sister on her death bed
and going to her funeral later. For
being released before expiration OF
sentence he paid $4,000. The show
continues.
This is only another instance of the
rotteness of capitalist government
The outcome will be: a few minor
flunkies will be slaughtered. The bis
fellows like Hoffman will escape
punishment.