davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23

O1H0My aMepIRaHcR0My ny
pHaITIcTy yIaI0cB I00IITbca
0BITb HpHHaTBIM BOHleM apaOc
EOTO H.IeMeHH pH49oB, BoDD
Hulk HBIHe HpoTHB ppaHIIIH.
lilo 0HHCaHHIO HHTepBbI0epa,
erO Hopa3H.Ia npOcT0Ta. oocTa
HOBHH, B RoTOpOH THBeT II pa
0OTaeT HOBcTaHqecRHiI BOH1B.
Her 9TTIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia
TpyIeH, HOTOpbIe XapaHTepH-
3yDT HTTa0B eBpoHeiIcHHX II
aMepIRaHcHHX reHepaHoB.
bece1a Be.IacB Ha HcHaHc-
EoM II 9paHHy3cEoM a3BIHaX,
EoropblMH A6Ie1B-RpnM npeR
pacHo -B.Ia4eeT. Ha BoIIpoc o
XapaRTepe ero Tpe6oBaHniI,
apa6cHHG reHepaI 3aaBIL.I, qTo
pH99BI Tpe0yDT coXpaHeHHa
TpaHIIU, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 10
roBopy B A%IIIecHpac II cBepX
TOTO CeHTy II MeIHHbD.
A61e.Ib-KpHM cMeaIca Hal
c%oo6meHHaMH 9paHuy3cRoi lie
qaTn, qTo OH aEo6BI HaMepeH
3axBaTITTB 6eB II cIe.IaTBca
cy.TraHoM.
y MeHH II Oe3 9TOTO MILO
TO Ie.Ia iona = 3aaBH.I OH.
Lance pHP6cRHfi reHepaI
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
NHTEPBbD C BOx4EM PN44OB A6lENb kPNMOM

3aaBHI,' qTO BOlIHa I'M BeIeTca,
HcRIWYHTe.IbHO 3a He3aBHCH
M0cTB eTO HapOIa. CHaqaIa TIC
IIaHIIBI HapyIIIHIH 9Ty He3BIIcH
MOcTB, HoToM II 9paHUy3BI. lilo
IIIHca.IH 10rOBOp, a HOT0M ca
NH He HapyIIIH.IH gro. O1IIH
3a IpyTHM 81 HOIyqa.I npIIRa3bI
bpaHIy3cHHX BIacTeH 0qHc-
THTB re O0IacTH, HOTOpBIe Bee
RIA 0BI.TH HaIIIHMH II 0bLIH HpH
3HaHBI HaIIIHMH cOr.IaCHO IOTO
BOpaM, HO1nHcaHHbIM Be.1IIRII-
IepEaBaMH. + TONY DE y
9paHuy3oB cHcTeMa TaRaa:
1aDT HpHRa3 oqHcTHTB paf1OH
II HeMeIIeHH0 DE oTIIpaB.IaDT
cBOH a9pOTI.IaHBI 0pocaTB 0oM-
OBI Ha M0llN INIeH, KOTOpble
He ycIEe.TTI eHIe OcTaBHTb 9TOT
pailoH. TeHepb Nib opy1HeM
pa3peIIHM cHop 0 TpaHHDe.
A%6Ie.IB-RpHM oco6eHHo He
HpfMHpHMo OTHOcHTca Il Hcna
Hill.
-ITepeIaiiiTe DpHMo Ie-PH
Bepa, qTo Nib He H0.IOGIIM 0py
HIIa, HoHa HcHaHIIa oEoHqaTe
,TbHo He HpH3HaeT HaIuei He3a
BucHMocTH, BR.HToqaa Gerry II
MeIH.IbD.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
AAHET MTANCKNx CTy4EHTOB HA MTAACkOE
nOCOHbCTBO nAPNXE

HAPPIER. = ORO.IO cOTHH
RHTaficRHX cTyIeHT0B, Hp00pa
BIIITcB B OIIIHOqRy B HHTaIlc-
zoe HocoIbcTBo B llapH&e, ga
XBaTHIH bee ROMHaTBI H0c0Ib
cTBa, Te.Ie9oHBI II BBIXo4BI, II
cHylOfi 3acTaBH.IH RHTaHcROTO
MOCHA IIoIIIIIcaTb 4 I0RyMeH-
Ia, OTHOcaIIHeca Il HIaHXa1lc-
R0My BO3cTaHHN.
llepBBIM IOHyMeHT0M 0bI.I0
BO33BaHHe Il RHTafIcRHM pa0O-
VIM, B RoTopoM oHpaB1bIBa-
.1ocb IIIaHXaHcHOe IBHHeHHe II
TOBOpILIOcB, qTO OH, HITaIIc-
XIII HOcIaHHnH B llapH1e,
BHO.lHe coqyBcTByeT 9ToMy
1BH1eHIIW.
DlOpOH IUh lMcfll IoACPno'i
B ce0e Te.IerpaMMy, yTpo3B OF
HOii B.IHaTe.I BHOii aHr.IHlfcRoll
RoHcepBaTHBHoH Ta3eTe c Tpe
6oBaHHeM HpeEpaTHrB TpaB-
.IFO HHTallUeB II BeIeHHe HMIIe
pHaIHcTHqecRoH Ho.IIITIIRH B
RHrae.
TpeTBHM IoHyMeHToM 0BIIo
HHcBMo Il EHTaficEoMy HpeMBe
Ply. B HoTopoM yHa3bIBa.Iocb,
qTo bee HTTaHlIBI, HpoHIIBaD
MIBe 30 bpaHuun, roToBH Jpn
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23

BPOCCEIb. - B peqH cBOeIl
HBIHeIuHIIiI 0eabrHiicHHii MIIHIIcTp
HHOcTpaHHBIX IeI BaHIepBelBIe ga
aBH.I, qT0 OH BHIHT B ~HacT0alIee
BpeMa B EBpoHe CHIbHOe pa3BnTHe
cOIIiaanaMa. yqamaWTca baITH yqa
cTHa HpaBHTe,IbcTBa B HHlycTpHH II
ycHIHBaeTca C0HHa,IHcTlIqecH0e IBH
ReHHe b HOIITuEe. 0IHaIO, HeIB3a
0BTb cIHIIHOM 0IITHMHcTHqHbIM Ha
9T0T CqeT, Tar HaE b cTpaHe caMO
re- cHIbHOTO pa3BHTHa IaTHTaIII3Ma,
AMepHRe, cO1IIaIH3M He HycTHI Fly
6oEHx RopHei. Tan 4aEe HeT 0OIee
HI MMeHee c~OlHIH0fl coHHalHcTIqec
Eoi HapTHH. HpoMe TOrO npe4cTaBH
TelbcTBO B R0Hrpecce aBaaeTca HI
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
RNEBCK0E AEH0 WECTHAAuA
TN.

kHEB. - llOcle IecaTHIHeBHo
TO pa30HpaTeIbcTBa BHHeceH HpI-
ToBOp ITO IeIy 16 TleHOB aHTHco-
BeTcEOif OpraHII3aTHII. BHBIuHii re
HepaI BeIaBHH, cOTpyIHHE yHpaIIHc-
EOro HITa6a IpacHOli apMIlH HBaHoB
II pyEOB0IHTe,IbHHlIa c.1yI0bI cBa3H
HOIBcRHM 'reHepa,IBHBM mTa0OM
HHHa KpIeqH0BcHaa HpHr0BopeHBI
Ii pa3CTpe.Iy 3a mTIHOHaH B hobby
IlOIbIIH. 0cTaIbHMe |00BHHaeMMe
H%pHrOBopeHH Il TppeMHOMy 3aEIio-
qeHHD OIL T0Ia 10 5 let.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
TPEBOTA "a yPOKAn.

Ha 3aceIaHnH ceR1IHH c%04encTBHa
ce.IbcEoMy xOaaiicTBy HpH BIIHE 2
HIOHa KaIHHHHBM 0BIIo 3aaBIeHO @
B03M0gH0M HeI0poIe XIe6oB B re-
RymeM TOIy B WTO--B0CTOqHHX, Ty
6epHIaX, OTIy4a cTa,IH llOcTyHaTb
TpeBO%HBe cBe4eHHa 0 HapaBIHeilca
3acyxe.
'EcIH - 3aaBH.I RaIHHHH -
He HaCTyHHT B 6IHa;aiimH eIHH H3
MeHeHIIa II0T0IbI, TO Nib 0IIaTb 10I
THM 6BcTpO MO0HIH3OBaTB bee CHI
.IH II cpeICTBa, Ia0H 6bITB IIO4r0TO
BIeHHbTMH Il IHHBHIaIIHH HaIBHra-
DDIerOca 0eIcTBHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
PyCNHbl nPOTECTyDT nP0TNB
TNPAHNN qEXO-CHOBARNH.

Ha 3aceIaHHH aMepHiaHcIOTO Ia
pIlaT0-pyccE0TO IOHrpecca BHHeceHd
pe3OIDIIIa np0TecTa np0THB yTHeTe
HHa pycHH HpaBHTeIBcTB0M 4eXo-
C.IoBaHHH. B H%poTecTe, HOTopbIll pc
meHO OTi1paBHTb BEEN eBpOHeIlcRHM
HpaBHTe.IbCTBaM, BI.IDIaa COB. Poe
CLIO, TOBopHTca, qT0 HpaBHTeIbcTB0
MacCapHHa oTHaIo y pycHH HacyMl
HHe HpaBa HaHHOHaabH0-IylbTyp-
HoTo caMOOHpeIeIeHHa. PycHHcEH1
a3BR He HpeHOIaeTca B HlHO.IaX, II
meHaTcTBHa qHHaTca Il pa3BHTIIl0
pycHHcIoi Ry.IbTypH. llpeIceIaTe.Ibc
TBoBaI M. T%aHbIHH, peIaETOp Me.r
HoG pycHHcRofi raaerH "IeHb".
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
nj Be MY CB ETY.
9nHWTEnH B APrEHTNHE.

By9HOC AElPEC. - llpH0BI-
THE COLA H3BeCTH0T0 yqeH0r0 AlbOe
bra 9iHTITeHHa BBT3Ba!l0 cHlbHbIi
nHTepec He TOIBHO B yqeHbX Epy-
raX. Ho II cpeIH BceTO HaceleHHa,
9hHnTreiiH HpoqTeT 3Iecb PAL He'll
HHii 0 TeopHH oTHOcHTeIbHocTH. 30
BpeMa cBOerO IIyTemecTBHa Ha lla
pOXoIe 9iHuITeiiH He IIepeOIeBaIca
Ii O0eIy, qTO, %EoHeqHo, cHIbHO moEh
poBaIo DRHO aMepHEaHcHHX cHo-
Dob. Boaee TOro, 9hHMTeaH, Il Tx
yIacy, HocnI .HbHaHHe 6ppRII, oe-
TWO py6aIIRy II caHIalHH Ha 6ocyp
HOry.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23

~AHTlNNCRNN RyHEu 0
POCCNN.

HeIaBH0 COB. PoccHlO nOCcTnI
H3BecTHBIii aHrIHiicEHii EyreU, Dla
IeleT CaMorO 6OIbIIOTO B ,lOHIoHe
'4eHapTMeHT cTOp", TOpIoH Ce.l0
pHlGE, Oh e31HI TyIa, EaE TypIIcT.
HapaIy c 6IaTOHpHaTnbIMH BIeqo
T%IeHHaMH, E0T0pHe OH BBTHec 0 Bic
mHOcTH IleTpOrpaIa II MOCRBB, &c
l0pHIT 3%aaBIaeT, qT0 '0H3Hecc" Il
POccHH CellTac He cyInecTByeT. CH
cTeMa c0BeT0B lie BBIIepGHBaeT EpIT
THRU, II b 3aIaIHOIl EBpOHe Ola He
M0Tla Obi cyHIecTBOBaTB II 0IHoT0
IHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23

HaTb yqacTHe B BoilHe Hp0TIB
HHocTpaHueB.
qeTBepTBIlI IoRyMeHT Hpe4
cTaB.Ia.I HHcbMO Il HapIIKcR0
MY Hpe9eETy HO.IIIIHH, B R0To
pom oHII, 9TH RHTaflcHHe cTy1e
HTbI, BOILI.IH B RHTaHcHOe HOc0
.IbcTBO caMbIM MTIpHbIM O0pa-
BON, HHRaHIX HacH.IHf1 Hi Hal
KEN He Hp0H3BeIH II He I0IR-
HBI 0BITb 0ecHoH02HH Ho.1IIIIII-
eli.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
5ECHOPagKN B mAHXAE.

lIIAHXAH. - RHTaeH-HocpeI-
HHE, EOTOpOrO e%BpOHeilIH HpHcIalH
Il 0acTyIOIIHM c Ue,IbD yIa4HTB EOH
bJHRT, obi H36HT II yTOliIeH B pc
he. TaIe,IO paHeH 6pHTaHcHHii Doe
HHHii mo66ep. TaseTH coo6HaDT,
qTo 3Iecb oTHIaeTCa OTpa4 HOT 10
MaHIoI cHHa qaHr7-T8O-,lnHa IIa
HoIIepIaHHa HOpa4Ha.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
nOCAE4HNE HOBoCTN

%-3Rcnpecc MocRBa-qNTa, 6ansb
HoBo-HnROAaeBCEa, noTepneA RpY-
meHNe. 8 y6n1blx, IA paHeHblx.
Ito pacnopaweHnp npe4ce4aTe
ma yKpaNHcRoro uNR %ne1poBcRoro,
npRocTaHoBAeH Hc%nOAHeHHeM cMepT
HblE npNroBop, BblHeceHHbIR reHepa
ny 6eaaBnHy, NBaHoBy " Rp%eqRo
BcRoH.
-npn6blA B 6epanH Pa9eR C 4h
HAoMaTHqecKHm nacnOpTOM Ha ny
woe KMa.
B ABryc1eo aMbnTeaTpe oTR-
pbIaca Tpex4HeBHblN KOHrpecc paulH
Cros. MyccoAnHH saHhMaA MecTO, no
xowee Ha TpOH. Oh 3aaBnA, ITO
sTnM AeToM he B03bMeT %OTnyCRa, a
saEmeTca paccMoTpeHNeM BOHpoca o
BoeHHbIx 4oarax.
B qnryaTy4a HaRaeHbI cReAe
TB ApgeR orpoMHoE B~eanqnHbI. TO-
AarapT, qTO Ohm npHHa4ae%aT npe4
KAN nHaeEueB. HpaBnTeAbcTBo ON
paBNao Ty4a aHTponOAorNqeckYio Ro
MHccMp ana 9aAbHeHnnx p%acROnoK,
-AMepnKaHcRnMn apxeoAoraMN
HafBeHa He4aaeRo OF KopNHpa 4NB
Haa Bnaaa, BepoaTHo npMHa4aewas
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23

maa npe4cTaBhTeAp ApeBHe-rpeqec-
RoH 3HaTN. no HCRApqnTeAbHOH MO-
sanRe cTpoeHHa " npeRpacHo coxpa
HNBmNMca cTaTyaM AnoHnca " BaR
xa, Hax04Ra ara CqnTaeTca CANON
ueHHoh VS. Bcex HaH4eHHblx 3 Tpe-
unn 40 HacToamero BpemeAn.
-6oAesHb a~paHuYscKorO beAbA
Mapmaaa Xob&pa npHHaAa cepbes
Hbla xapaKrep. Xo@4pY 70 rOaa.
Fro B apMNh Ha3bIBaAH mana Mod
bp". B HapaAe BoaHbI OH cnac 3pa
HuHp OF ~pasrpoMa Ha Maple.
B 6pDcceae oTKpblaca TpeThh
RoHrpecc nHTepHau. ToprOBoA mana
Tbl. Ha sace4aHHn OTMeqeHo, ITO
nAaH Aoyca Bpa4 nv noMo%eT Expo
ne BbIHrH VS. sHOHoMHq. paspyxH'
Ha KoHrpecce ysacTBYe1 200 amepN
RaHueB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
MAgOBAHbE yqNTEAaM.

HapEoMHpOr0M IIpeInHcaHO BEEN
Ty6epHcHuM II O6.IacTHbIM oTIeIaM
HapOIHOrO O6paaOBaHHa npHHarb
Bee 3aBHcamHe MepM Il IEIIBHIaHEH
B M%ecaqHBli cpOE HaKOIIHBIHenca ga
1925 TOT 3aI0IEeHHOcTH yqHTe.1bc
Thy, HOcTaBHB BoHpOc 90 9ToM he
pen HapTHiiHHMH E%oMHTeTaMH, II
BcaqecHH c,IeIHTb ga rem, qT00BI
BnpeIb coIep%aHHe yqHTeIbcHOMy
nepcoHa,Iy BbIllaqnBaIocb cBOeBpe-
MeHHO.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
nOrN6LuNN 3ABO1.

HaX0IHBmHllca b lpO4OIdeHHH
TpeX let Ha II0.I0KeHHII K0HCepBa
HnH MeTaIIyprHqecEHli 3aBoI 6bB.
l'aHTEe b EEaTepHHOcIaBe. npH3HaH
T%eXHHqeCE0i HOMIlccHeI n%pHIIe4HHM
B c0cTOaHHe HeT0IHocTH. qacTb 81
BOIcHOrO HHeBHTapa II O0opy40BaHHa
paCXHIIeHa 0|EpecTHbIM Hace'IeHHeM,
a CTaHI;H II MaIIHHH %0Ea3aIHCb co
BepnueHHO 3aIlylIIeHHHMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
OF 5 40 IS AET TDPbMbl ANa
lOPOTN HEPRNHC.

Bqepa IopoTH HepEnHc, o0BHHe
HHaa B y6niicTBe cBOero ~Bo3IIo0IeH
Horo, ocy;EIeHa Ha cpoE OF D 10
Is let TOpbMH. 0cyIIeHHaa Be.la
ce6a Ha eyre qpeaBHqaiHo xIaIHo
RpoBHo. Eli Bcero II .IeT. 0Ha aaaBH
ia, qTo 30 BpeMa cBOerO aaR.ADqeHHa
oHa saiiMerca HsyqeHHeM TIopeMHGIl
&HsHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
TPN qE10BERA H0TNb1N 30
BPEMH uT0PMA.

TpeTbeTO IHa b JACOB BePe-
pa Han HbO HopEoM npOHecca Chill
HBit IlTOpM, 1epTBOd IOTopor0 lIalo
1TpH qe.IOBeEa. OHM yToHyI B lN
cone, |3acTnrHyTHll mrOpMoM Ha pc
lie B %MOTopHofl .IoIRe. +lpyroIl OBI
VOLT B .IOHr AiiIaHIe yIlaBuITM Ha
aBrOMo6HIB gepeBoM, ToTopbM nee
qacTHBIii ynpaBlaI. TpeTnM TaR&e
cH.IbHO n3yBeqeH yHaBmHM IepeBoM
II HOHoIeHne gro c%qHTaeTca 0e3Ha-
8eSHBM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
IA 3OAHET HA CMEPTH0M
04PE.

yMepmuii ceHaTop ia bol1er
zee eIIIe leEHT B HepEBu B Maui
cone. ~IpOMaIHHe ToIIIM HapoIal
BceX IIaccOB II 3BaHHn lIpHX0IAf
0TIaTb ~HocIeIHHii IOIr %Be,TIROMy no
%.llITHqecEoMy IeaTelD. y rpo6a ero
Nope BeHE0B, ~HpHcIaHHBX co BceX
HoHIoB AMepHEH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23

H|acToaUHil 3aeM aB,IaeTca luec-
THIN H0 query, BBIIyHIeHHbM C0BeTc
Rim npaBHTel BcTBoM II oyer nOH--
pbIT B H0B0i BaIIoTe.
lance CoEOIbHHEOB 3aaBHI, ITO
BpoMe BHyTpeHHero 3ailMa, LII 9TOIE
IKE neJlH, npaBHTe,lbcTBo penIH.Io ac
cnrHoBarb 400.000.000 py6Iei Ha
cyMMH 6DIEeTa 6yIyIuerO roIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
AHT1NH TOKE nPOTaTNBAET
PyKy.

.I0HI0H. = B cBaaH c HeIaB-
HIM 3aaBIeHHeM 4paH1IyacEOro Hpa
BHTe!IBcTBa, qTo OHIO HaMepeHO O6cy-
gHTb MepH LII cHOpeImeii yHaaTbT
BoeHHBx IOIrOB A%MepHHH, aHrlHiic
zoe HpaBHTeIBcTBO Tpe0yeT, qTooH
bpaHIIHa OIHOBpeMeHHo HpHcTynH. a
TaEKe Il yHIaTe cBOHX BceHHHS IOI-
rob Be,InEO6puTaHHH. AHrlHiIoRaM
Hpecca HacTaHBaeT, qT06H 0IuOBpe
MeHHO co B3HOcoM AMepHHe, PpaII--
UHa cIeIaIa np0Hop1Il0HaibllIdl
B3Hoc B hobby AHrlHH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
60nR0T EBPOnENCKNX TOBA-
P0B B RNTA.

RAHT0H. = B EpyIIHBX TeHT-
pax KHTaa pacIpocTpaHaeTca BO3s
BaHHe Tpe6ylomee o6'aBIeHna 6oii-
HoTa Ha eBpOHeiicRHe ToBapH. Bo3-
3BBaHIIe Tpe6yeT TaIIe, qT06H Ri
TallIIH He HaHHMaIHCb Ha C.1yat0y
Il HHOcTpaHlIaM II He HOcBI1a.IH cB0
HX 4eTeiI B HHOcTpaHHHe mIO.IB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
HPN3 ga 0TCTPOnRy MEqETN

BAIIIHHIT0H. - ErHHeTcROe
HpaBHTe.IBcTBO o6'aBH.Io 3 npH3a 30
oTcTpOilRy hanpcEoii 4peBHea Meqe-
TIL h TOM DE cTHIe. B BaH0M 0Ha
0HIa HOcTpOeHa MHorO let TONY Ha
3aI, 30 BpeMeHa p%acIBeTa cTpaHBI.
LII npHs ~ 1880 4oIlapoB, Pr
5000 IolIapOB II 3-f $500
IoalapOB. IlaHH IoI&HH 0bTb
mpelcTaBleHH e%THneTcHOMy MIHHcT
nv nn1nrnn.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
nORyluEHNE HA H0XNWEHNE
M3PN HNK10P4.

JOG AH&EIEC. - TpH qe,no-
BeEa, O%6BHHeHHHe b noEyIIIeHHl ia
HOxHIIeHHe H3BecTHOil EHHeMaTOrpa
6nqecEOi 3BeSIH MapH IInERopI,.
n%pe4cTaHyT nepeI cy4OM p Hpla.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
CO6bITNa B KNTAE

HO. BpHTaHcRHe MOpaRH BBcRaaaIlI
cB0I0 rOT0BHOcTb 3aMeHHTb 0aCTyD--
mHx. Te.IerpaQHHli pOBo4 B Ton
kOHr OTEpHT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
3A6ACTOBKA B EBP0HENCR0M
KRAPIAlE.

.IOHI0H. Bqepa c 9 4acor
yTpa B eBpoHeiicROM EBapTale haH
ToHa 6BI.Ia O6'aBIeHa BceO6maa Sa
6acTOBKa. RHTaicEHe pa6OqHe 6pocu
iii pa6oTy Ha BECK eBpoHeilcIHx 10
mIeccHax. Be3HOpaIEoB He Ha0.Ir,
4alOcb. BacTyIOmne BeIyT coca Nip
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
4PAROHOBCKNN 3AK0H MyCC0
HNHN.

PIN. 1aHIHcTaMH OBI BIC
cen b napAaMeHT 6nI.Ib, cor.lacHo
KoTOpOMy bee rocy4apcTBeHHBe 4oI
&IIocTH I0ITHBT 6HTb 3aHaTH lIcI-
1~NqHTeIbHo 9amHcTaMlI. HecMoTpa
Ha oTqaaHHyD 6opb6y lpOTnBHERoB
0H.Ila, OH obi npoBeIeH 6OIbIIIHHcT
BON r0.tocOB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23

BOOPyKEHHblE CNAbI CCCP.
.I0HI0H. Ha BoHpOc o4Horo
n3 EOMMOHepOB B IlaIaTe 06mHH,
HpeIcTaBHTeIb BOeHHOr0 M%HHHcTepcT
Ba 3aaBH.I, qTO 10 er0 c%Be4eHHaM
HpacHaa apMna H%acquTBlBaeT 1.05S.
900 qe.lOBeE. B 9To qHc.lO He BxO
IaT 3alIaCHHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-06-23
BAH4EpBEJlb4EB EPNT B COlNANN3M

qeM HHBIM, HaE HaMeE0M Ha lp0Be
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
ALL READY FOR BIG
PINE COUNTY FAIR

Special efforts have been put
forth to make the Pine County
Fair a real big one this year and
Secretary McEachern writes con-
corning it as follows:
All that is now necessary to
make the 1925 Pine County Fair
an assured success is good wealth
er. Entries already made. prom
Use capacity exhibits in all de-
partments. County Agent Ham
margren, in charge of the boy
and girl club department. in
forms us there will be the best
display of calves in this depart
ment ever shown in this part OF
the state.
The main building has been
given over to the farm club ex-
hibits and this department will
look like the county exhibits at
the state fair on a small scale.
Six clubs have already reserved
space. These are Finlayson,
Chengwatana, Hinckley. Lone
Pine, Pokegama and Beroun. Two
other clubs are also considering
entering.
The grandstand program is an
excellent one. The star attrac-
ton, auto polo and auto push
ball, is being brought here at a
heavy expense. but it is consid-
cred one Of the greatest grand
stand attractions ever played.
The company that plays at this
fair is the one that furnished this
attraction at the state fair last
year and they were so good that
they were re-engaged for the
state fair again this year.
Many people are familiar with
auto polo as it is an older game.
Auto push ball is comparatively
new. Four cars are used in this
game. especially constructed.
The ball used measures six feet
in diameter and at times it is
knocked as high as forty feet in
the air by the cars This big at
traction will be given both after
noon and evening, both days.
There are many other attrac-
tons for the grandstand also.
Rands Canine Revue is an excel
lent troup of trained dogs in q
number Of acts that viii prove
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
OATS IS YIELDING
60 Blu. TO THE ACRE

X. S. Sorensen who is doing
the threshing in the Askov COM
munity reported TO the American
the other day that the oat crop
has never before been so good
here in the IL years that he has
threshed as il is this year.
In the first two weeks Of
threshing this season oats aver
aged 60 bushels TO the acre, this
being machine measure of 81
pounds to the bushel. The actu-
al weight of a bushel oats is only
81 pounds. Mr.. Sorensen and his
crew have already threshed for
over 20 farmers and have nearly
three weeks of threshing left.
There is also a considerable lar
ger acreage Of oats here over pre-
vious years, a conservative esti-
mate being 209o over that of
1924. N. p. Nedegaard had the
largest field of oats, about 20
acres which yielded 1905 bushels.
The yield is larger proportionally
on the smaller patches.
A little barley is also being
threshed but not much of that
and only 40 bushels Of wheat
have been threshed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
is NOW ON DECLINE

Figures given out by the State
Board of Health show that the
first case Of infantile paralysis in
the state this summer was re-
ported in the week ending June
20: week ending June q there
were 6 more cases; week ending
July 4. 10 and there was steady
increase until the week ending
Aug. Is when there was q total
Of 70 new cases in the state.
Since then it has receded.
To prevent the spread of the
disease the State Board Of Health
recommends in part as follows:
Do not let your children play
with any children or associate
with adults who are not entirely
well.
Keep them as quiet as posi-
BILE and be sure they get a full
amount Of rest and sleep.
Keep your house properly
screened and swat every fly that
gets inside.
Keep sick persons who do not
belong in your house out Of your
house.
Be careful as to what goes in
to the mouth. (a) Wash children's
hands frequently. (b) Cultivate
the habit of keeping fingers and
things not to be eaten out Of the
mouth.
Be careful as to food. (a) Make
sure that hands are washed
thoroughly just before eating,
(b) Avoid eating uncooked foods
and vegetables that have been
handled by unknown persons OF
that have been exposed 10 street
dust or to flies. (c) Make sure
that all fruit consumed is ripe
and not over-ripe or decayed.
Use individual drinking cups
and do not use your cup for q
dipper or a dipper for a cup.
Remember
One-ffth Of all persons sick
with poliomyelitis die and that
many who survive remain more
or less disabled throughout their
lifetime.
Three-fourths OF all cases oc'
cur in children under ten years
of age.
When the disease occurs in
adults, death claims about one
half of the cases.
1t pays to be careful, first as u
the children, secondly as to the
grown-ups.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
NEW HIGHWAY WORK
MAY COST MILLION
State Department WIN Open
Bids Sept. 20 on es Miles Of
Crawling, "a Of Grading and
% Of Paving.

More paving extensions and
connections on heavy travelled
sections. where gravel mainten-
ance is unsatisfactory and too ex-
pensive. and more grading and
|graveling on other parts Of Min
nesota 7,000-mile system Of trunk
highways make up a new list on
which bids will be opened Sept.
20. j. t. Ellison. first assistant
commissioner and chief highway
engineer, announced this week in
THE absence of Commissioner
Charles M. Babcock. who is trav-
|eling to South America on an Of
fetal government trip. Prelimin-
larry estimates on the project total
| 81 100000 TO which will be added
the cost Of cement for paving
which is to be furnished direct by
the state.
Two more projects measuring
nearly 20 miles on the Duluth
Twin Cities section Of T. II. No.
| l, and nearly as great new paving
mileage in four projects on the
Winona-Twin Cities Section Of r.
II. No. 3. both heavy duty routes,
are scheduled for 1926 construc-
ton.
About % miles of gravel sur
facing and 81 miles Of grading on
ten different trunk routes,
spreading benefits widely that
many sections may share in the
good roads benefits, complete the
list for letting Sept. 20 at the st.
Paul office Of the highway de-
partment. Local contractors are
urged to bid on the work.
The proposed Improvements
include the following:
New Concrete Paving.
Estate 20 furnish ccment)
T. II. No. 1.--Pine City-fIinckley.
13.1 miles, estimated al S225.OOO.
Through Moose Lake. 81 miles. az
Gravel Surfaclng.
T.. II. No. 23.--MIssion Greek vest
ward, s.s miles. nj $4,000.
These Improvements are held
of special importance because
they will help to cut car running
costs for the thousands using
them, besides reducing mainten-
ance expenses and making saw
ings for all auto and truck own
ers who are furnishing every dol
lar used for state highway pur-
poses.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
MWdsflhotonLetter

Washington, Sept. 9.-Behind
the scenes in Washington there
is very little evidence Of concern
over the coal strike. which is the
only real problem at hand. The
indifference of the public and
Federal Government is. undoubt-
edly. a source Of concern to the
warning groups in the coal indus
try. Talks with chief officials
here this week shows that they
are more interested in obtaining
seats for the forthcoming World
Series and more sanguine of set
ting pennant scraps than the
wage controversy.
The only hope Of arousing the
Government in the coal strike is
a change for the worse in wealth
er conditions, but at present
Washington. in common with
other sections of the country, is
enjoying balmy weather, and
operators and miners are the
ones who are really chilled by the
prospects. The indifference has
reached a stage where nobody has
seriously suggested calling an ex-
ira session of Congress, as is
usually the case in nationwide
labor disturbances.
There is a possibility that with
the public and Government un-
moved by the strike, the opera
tors and miners, like any other
group of unruly school boys when
they receive no consideration OF
their wrongs, either fancied or
real, will return to normal. The
proposals regarding nationalist.
ton Of the mines is just talk"
The coal controversy has also
revived interest in railroads and
their future in legislative mat.
tiers. 1t is stated that President
Coolidge will discuss the admin.
istration of the railroad program
with various senators and con.
gressmen when he returns ia
Washington within few days
With the administrations influ.
ence back Of the proposal, consol.
idation of railroads will become
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
SANDSTONE BOY
KILLED BY AUTO

Run down by an auto Saturday
afternoon at Sandstone in the
midst Of the community activi-
ties, Sam. 2 year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Rudisuhle, was ia
tally injured. He succumbed
Sunday morning following an OPP
GRAFTON performed as a last re-
sort.
Driver of the car was not held
as he appeared absolutely with
out blame, running at a moderate
speed at the time. The boy dart
ed out in the street from the
crowded sidewalk in order to
make speed in reaching the mer-
ry-go-round. and appeared to
dash in front of the car as il
was abreast Of him. There was
no time 10 stop before he was
hit.
The wheel Of the car went over
his neck at the base Of the skull,
inflicting a fracture.
Funeral services were held
Monday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-09-10
TRAIN COLLISION AVOIDED

A head-on collision was narrow
ly averted in Askov last night
about 10 o'clock. A train was
coming down from the north and
missed their orders at Bruno,
which told them to side track at
Askov instead of going straight
through, and another freight
train was coming up from Sand
stone with orders TO go straight
through. meeting the other
freight here which would be on
the side track. When the opera
tor at Bruno notified the dis
patcher that the orders had been
missed it looked like a sure col
lision here. and all efforts were
put forth to locate the agent at
Askov. who was attending Odd