davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
r4E npOnOBE4b|BAAA KOAOHTAN

MOCKBA. TOCyIapcTBeHHMa HI
cTHTyT ITO H3yqeHHIO Hp%ecTyHHHRa
Il HpecTynHOCTH BBIHycTHI C6OpHHE
'iipo0IeMM HpecryHHOcyn B era
The, nocBaIIeHHOii 5loMy' co6pHIIRy,
Ecu. "KpacHaG l'a3eTa'' nHmeT:
"Heo6BqafHaa ,IeTHOcTb II 6e3O-
TBeTcTBeHH0cTb B O6IacTH HOIOBMX
0TH0meHHf, aBIaDmaaca e%cTecTBeH
HOi peaEBHeil Ha pacHaIeHHe Ia-
6aIbHMX HeHeii "3aROHHOTO 6paIa'
B yc,IOBnHX n0c.IegoBaTe.1bHOrO IA
p0CTaHIIa cB000I 9TnX 0|TH0IHeHHli
30 BpeMa BOifHH, TOIO1a II Hepeyc
TpaHBaDmerOca 6MTa, npHBe.IH ne
TOIbH0 Il yBeIHqeHHm ROIHTecTBa
ceKcyaIBHHX HpecTynIeHui, HO n
II cBOeO6pa3nOf Tx cnecHHHRaDuH.
HaCHIHe EeHIIIHH X|yIHraHaMI
BcaEHX Ta.IH6pOB, B caMoH pa3HoO
6pa3HOif O6CTaHOBEe II npH caMHX
pa3IHqHMX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
OF Tpy6O = yIHTHOrO 10 Ra6HHeTHO
-cIyTe6HOTO II pecTOpaHHO = HpHTo
HorO, - 6DTyer paIOM c ene 90
Zee OTBpaTelbHBM HacH,IHeM HaI
MaIOIeTHHMH."
RaE yRa3BBaeT Ta3eTa, npO8. II
.IR %"IHHcRHii B CTaTBC, HoMenIeHHOIi
B c6opHHEe, "HpnBoIHT q c.1yqah
nOJOBTX H%ocaraTeIbcTB npoTIlB Ge-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
3aKpbITNG BbICTaBKH

bHIA1EIPHa, la. 30 Hoa6pa
3Iecb 3aHpBIacb %BceMHpHaa BHcTa
BKa. H3 1000 cIy&amnx pacuHra-
HM 900. HpeIIo%eHHe 0 npoIOIIe
HIN BmcTaBRH heron ~cIeIyDmerO
ro4a ropoIoM oTBeprHyTo. B 90
MEN +. PHIaIeItHa ma ycTpofcT-
30 BHcTaBRH 3aTpaTHI 10 20 MIL
,IHOHoB 1oI.lapoB. liza ropoIa BMc-
TaBEa ~oRasaIacb y6MToqHHM npeI
H%pHaTHeM. 3apa6oTaIH paalHqHHe
IoBRHe HpeIHpHHHMaTe.IH RpyHHHe
cyMMH 1eHeT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

Is HOa6pa HcHoIHTIocb 300 IeT
c Toro IHa, ran HaHa yp0aH VII
ocBaTH.I caMHi 3HaMeHHTHff xpaM,
EaEoH cymecTByeT TeHepB b MHpe
-co6op CD. lleTpa.
Ha ero HocTpofRy HoHa1o0HIocb
1870 IeT. XpaM OBI aa1o%eH B
1906 ro4y, Ha MecTe pa3HIHKH
KoHcTaHTHHa, HpH naHe UAHH Ii.
HocTpofRa HaTaIacb ITO HIaHy
BpaMaHTe = %TpeqecIHd EpecT c
HeHTpaaBHBM HyHOIOM. Ha HocTpOn
ny 6BIIa co6paHa E%oIoccaIbHaa ITO
TONY BpeMeHH cyMMa $50 MHHI. 30
:uorHx 6paHEoB. qro6H HoEpHTb
Tx, nana co3Ia.I "HHIyIBreHHHH''
no KoTopBIM %BepyOH(He MOTH HoRy
Hath ce6e oTHyIHeHHe TpexoB.
IIIaH BpaMaHTe 6H1 saTeM HaMf
HeH, II xpaM HoIyqHI 0opMy IaTHF
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

I0HI0H. IIpeIcTaBHTeIH IoMH-
HHoH0B H0ceTHAH EOp0IeBcHHh a9p0
nIaHHMff aaBoI B KapIHHrToHe,
RE cTpOHTca TeHepb Orp0MHBId III
pH;Ea6IB HacT0amHi B03Iym-
HMG gBopeH. Fro BMecTHMocTb -
5 MILL. Ry6. dyTOB H I.1HHa 26O
MeTpOB.
IHpH&a6Ib oyer npHBoIHTbca
B JBHKeHHe MOTOpaMH B 5000 10
maIHHMx CHI II cM0TeT IeIaTb 6e3
cHycRa 6.400 EHI. co cRopOcTbD
b 10 HHI. B qac.
DHpH&a6lb pacqHTaH Ia 100 ia
ccaIHpoB. KaWTH, RaH IA XOpomeM
napoXoIe, 6yIyr B 4Be H qeTHpe
MACCOBbIE CCbIAKN B MIA
1NN
PPM. Ito pacHOpaEeHHD Myc-
c0IHHH, OTHpaBIoTca B ccBIHy
500 qe.IOBeEa = "HeHcHpaBHMBIe
BparH 4amH3Ma."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
X \ E 5 T H v f 7

M0CHBA. IocTaBEa 3epHa lib
CH6HpH 3aTpyIHaeTca 6JaroIapa
H%e1ocTaTRy HoIBHEHor0 c0cTaBa.
Cor.IacHO OfdHnHaIbHOMy cOO6me-
HHn, 6oIbIH0c |E0IHqecTBO 3epHa
cEOHHIocb B OMcEoh ry6epHHH b
0,RHIaHHH BBIB03a.
CBBme 100000 nyIOB pTH rHH
ct H0T OTEpMTBM He6OM ia cTaH-
nHH RyIyHIHHcEoi, oEoIo 100000
HyIOB B AEMOIHHcBe. Bee cH.IaIBl
Here1oIHeHH. IIoI0EeHHe B HOBO
cH6HpcEe eITe 6OIee TpHTHqecEoe.
0Hy6IHEoBaHo TaREe oQQHHHaIB
noe c006meHHe 0 HOBHmeHHH UeH
Ia 3epHo. c / 10 20 oETa6pa lie
ia xIe0 B CCCP B cpeIHeM 10
IHaIHcb ia 4 HpOH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

MOCKBA. C0BeTcRHe E0HuercHU
a%MepHEaHTy IappHMaHy Ha Mapra
HeH aHTIHIaHaM ia .IeHcEHG 30
Hottie IpHHcEH lie 0IIpaBIaIG 30
3IaTaBmHXcG la HIIX E0HUeCcH0He
PAM HaIeH;I.
Doe R0nHeccnH, RaI O|Ra3BIBaeT-
CT, o%Ha3alHcb y0MToTHHMH HpeITT-
pHTTHaMH.
Cnpoc ia MapraHeH b EBpoHe
yeHbInHIca 6Jaro1apa aHT.IHilcIoIl
|yrOIbHod 3a6acTOBEe. RpoMe TOTO,
TappHMaH HarEHyIca ia RoHRypeH
DHD c HeNnaMH, 1o6HBapnqIMH Ma
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
3OO-AETNE CObOPA CD. nETPA

cEoro RpecTa. llama .leB y Ha3Ha-
qHI TIaBHHM cTp0HTeIeM XpaMa
MHEeIb AHI%eIo, H 10 eTO 4epTe-
nam 6B.I 3aK0HqeH B 1890 ROXY
3HaMeHHTHH EyHOI co6opa. CTapHR
xyIoKHIIR B TeqeHHe 16 LET pa6o
TAI HaI n~ocTpOfiRof, Ho He yBH1e:I
cBoeTO geIa 3aROHqeHHHM.
Pa3MepH cO6opa RoIoccaIbHBL.
I.Ima erO 1877 MeTpoB, mHpHHa no
nepeuHoro He9a = 1877 M, BHco-
ia RynoIa, nORoDmarOca Ha HaTH
RoIOccalbHBX EoIoHHaX - III Me
TpoB.
MaTepHaIH IIa HocTpofEH, RIA
.BHBM o6pa3OM, MpaMop = 0HIH ITO
IyqeHH OF paapymeHHa cTapHx pH
McKHx naMaTHHEoB, oco6eHHo 1Bop
HOB lIesapeh.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

CUl.H.
c Ipyr0ii cToponL MIorHe BOeH-
ME VHHH Bmc.HHro M0pcEoro II po
cGHOro y1lpao}"il"l IpH.laTaDT zee
y,r.iHa II TINY, TI00H BTaHyrb
Gel. IIIrarn . B}iiRy McEcurofi.
IIpe3HIeHr HyIHIR, oIHaRo, 1aI
nOHaTb aMepHEaHcEHM nHEepaN,
ITO OIL pemITelBHBM 0ppa30M BOG
np0THBHr"a np0THB fo100l0H BoeH
H0f aBaHTIOpM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
6OIbLuE y6NBAOT

3a II MecaHeB, 40 I IeHa6pa,
aBToMO6HIaMH B qHRaro y6HTO 807
qeIOBeE. B HpOmIOM rOIy ga oTor
nepHoI OHIO y6HTo 70S qeIoBeE-
Ha 100 qeIoBeE MeHbHe. 30-Oe Ho
a6pa cTHTaeTca caMBIM CqacT.IH-
BBM IHeM B qHEaTO: b 9TOT IeHb
he npOH30m,IO Hi OIH0T0 HecqacT-
HOrO c.Iyqaa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

BEPIHH. BOIbmof %repMaHcEHh
TpeCT, 3aHHMaDIUHifC XHMHqecHHMH
HccIeIaBaHHaMH II O%TRpHTHaMH,
Hame.I HOBHfi cHOco6 WOH3BOIcTBa
cTaIH XHMHqecEHM HyTeM. on IoI-
IeH BHecTH HOIHHif HepeBOpOT B
MeTaIIypTH0.
H3BecTHo, ITO HpeHNyIHecTBo era
III Han HeIe3oM cocToHr B ee 60Ib
mei cOHpOTHBIaeMOcTH, o6pa8yDnIe
lca 6IaToIapa HepeMemeHHD MOIe
Fy:r Tp1eya~B cnnMerpTqecEne Tpy
HILL 30 BpeMa oTHHBRH. HoBBi
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
3ARPblTNE b0lbuIEBNuR0N
TA3ETbl
cyMMbI 1eHeT.

PEBEIb. IIO pacHOpaTeHHW NH
H%HcTepcTBa BIZ. Eel HpHocTaHoBIeH
BHxOJ e&eHeIeIbHoii pyccEOii raae-
TH "CIoBo 4epeBHH", peIaRTHpo-
BaBmeHca cIyxaHIHMH COB. yqpe&-
IeHHa B PeBeIe II 6ecHIaTHo pac-
npocrpaHaBmehca cpeIH pyceRoro
HaceIeHHa %HeqopcHOrO Rpaa. B ITO
cIeIHeM HOMepe Ta3eTH HOMeTIeHa
cTaTba C BocXBaIeHHeM %0HTa0pbc-
HOii peBOIEoHHR B IepeBHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
AMEPNKAHUbI 3ANHTEPEC0BA
HbI & CD. CO4NN

HbW H0PH. AMepHEaHcRHif NH
cTHTyT ApxHTeRTypM npoaBIaeT 90
.Ibmoi HHTepec Il HaBecTHoMy HcTo
p~HqecRoMy xpaMy CD. Co4HH B KO
HcTaHrHHOHO1e. 9TO Be1Hqaimee ny
40 HcRyccTBa npHxOIHT B BeTxOcTb.
RpBma HpOTeRaeT II THBOnHcb R
XpaMe pa3pymaeTca.
AMepHHaHIIM BcTyHaEOT B HepeTO
BOpH C TypeTEHM HpaBHTe.IbcTBoM
6TH0cHTeIbH0 peM0HTa XpaMa 3a
cBoH c4eT. HORa HeH3BecTHo, RaE
OTHecyTca TypEH Il eTONy npeIIO%e
HHD.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

Tel, B3aB TX H3 HpaRTHHH IeHHHr-
paIcIOTO OHIO 10 MaTepHa.IaM 90
cleI0BaTeIbHIm = BOcnHTaTe.IbHHB.
0qeBHGHO, IO6aBIaeT exp. Ia
3eTa', ITO 9Tor 81 cIyqaii Tolb-
10 MaIeHbEaa HaH.1a i 6e36peIHOM
Nope ~nOIo6HHX 10 BceMy CODay.
HO II IX BnOIHe I%OcTaTOTHO, qTO6M
BM3BaTb TpeHer yTaca y THTaTeIa
II 3acTaBHTb 3aIyMaTbca HaI he
TaIbHoH cyIb6Ofi MalIoTOE, HaIaD-
HUN TepTBaMH pa3Hy3IaHHocrH
BcaRoT0 copTa Mep3aBTeB.
RaE cnpaBeIITIBo yRa3HBaeT
npO0. ID6IHHcRHii, 1Ia TOTO, qTo
OBI HcROpeHHTB 9TO yHacHOe 3Io,
HyTHo ycTpaHHTb npnqnHH eTO ITO
paGIaDmHe, moo, no eTO cIOBaM,
Il oTHM npecTynIeHHaM HpHBoIUT
cOeIHHeHHe Tpex O6cToTTeIBcTB:
)O6mee ocIa6.IcRHe ConHaIbHOr0
tEOHTpoIa II MOpalbHHX cIepTeE B
IO6IacTH nOIOBOif %HaHH, y 6e3aa
mHTHOcTb II MopaIBHoe OIHHoVecT
30 pe6eHEa BHe pOIHof ceMBH II
~ OTcyTcTBHe I%OcTaTOqHOTo cosHa-
HHa y HILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hin
coIep&aHIHx pe6eHEa, Tot oTBeTcr
IBeHHOcTH, RoTOpaa Ha HnX :IeTHr
no oTHomeHHD r %pe6eHHy."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
nPEPBAHbI nEPErOBOPbI

PHTA. COB. npaBHTeIBcTBO, Bel
nee C ,IaTBHeH H%eperoBOpH 0 BAR
IOqeHHH TOproBoro 4oroBopa, yBe-
IoMH1o PHry, qTo OHIO B HacToa-
nIee BpeMa cIHmROM 3aHaTO, qT0-
OIL HpoIO.IIaTb HepeTOBOpH C Ia
TBHeH 10 9ToMy Hpe1MeTy.
COB. HpaBHTeIbcTBO 3aHaTO re-
Hepb BeIeHHeM %neper0BopoB c aHon
HaMH II IHT0BHaMH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
PA3OYAPOBAHNE B COBETCKNX
KOH4ECCNaX

praHeH B IuIH0d TacTH P0ccHH. 10
cTpOiEa IeI. I0p0r B TpH pa3a
oEa3aIacb IOpOTe nepBOnaTaIbHor0
H0IcTGTa cT0HM0cTH.
.leHcIaG R0HDecCIIH TaIiEe Tpe-
oyer, 10 yclOBHO TaEHX 3aTpaT, 10
TOpBIe He OEyHaIoTca T~0IHTecTB0M
u06MT0T0 30I0Ta.
KOHlleccHoHepM TeHepb XIOHOqyr
20 H3MeHeHHH HepB0HaTaIbHBX yc-
IOBnii. B %HpoTHBHOM lie cIyqae
OH, 10 Bcei BepOaTHOcrH, 0TEa1;y
Tca OF cB0HX |H0HgeCCHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
YENN nOE34KN qNqEPNHA 30
@PAH4ND

HAPPIER. YHqepHH eyer 30 dpa-
HgHN II LII %IeqeHHa, II 1lH Hepe
ToBopoB.
.IeqHTbca OH 6yIer B KyaH lie
Hen. YTo Kacaema Heper, BCpoB,
TO noKa I~ocTOBapHo Hase THO, TTo
Y%HqepHH npeIHolaraeT %BcrpeTHTb-
ca c aMepHKaHcEHM HOc.I0I B llapH
DE. On BpyqHr HOcIy DMDa6oTaT-
noe B MocRBe HpeHIoRenHe 90 ype
Ty.IHp0BaHHH B3aHMH00TI llIeHhli
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
O6NlE1A Cy4b6A

B. TpyTep HMe.I EOrIa MHoro xo
pouIIIx 1pyaeif II 3HaEOMMx. HMea
OH TaE&e xopomyD pa6oTy. Ho cy-
Ib6a H%OcMeaIacB HaI HIM, .IHITHB
ero 3peHHa. Ipyaba sa6HlH erO,
IOTepaI OH pa6oTy II, HaEOHeH,
ero ocTaBHIa %eHa. TpyTep TeHepE
E0pMHTcH HOIaaHHeM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
NHOCTPAHHbIE BONCKA 3ARNMANT
XAHbKOy B KNTAE

MeHIy HHocTpaHHBIMH II %RaHToHcEH
NH B~OiicRaMH %HpoH3OfIeT cTO.lEHo-
Beme. 3Iecb HaX0JHTca cHIbHHIf
OTpaI aHrIHficKHX II 6paHTy3cRHx
MaTpOcOB. CO3IaIOeb BecbMa cepbe
3Hoe H0.I0H;eHHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
CMEPTb OF OXOTOB

XpHcTHHa TOtIBI, &eIaa HOI6pO-
cHTb TOHIHBa B HeqRy, cTaIa Tep
TBo1 HeocTopo&HocTH. 0Ha HpHRoc
HyIacb EpaeM cBoeTo HaaTBa Il pa
%cRaIeHHOi HeqEe ,HIaTbe 3aTOpe-
.Iocb, %HpHqHHHB ell cM%epTeHbHBe
oHoTH. lilo IOcTaBIeHHH B rOcTH-
TaIb OHa cROHqaIacb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
KOPONb NpOTNB KAPPA

ByXAPECT. PyMHHcRHi EopOIb
pepIHHaHI B HHcbMe Ha HMa Hpe-
Mbepa ABepecHy 3aaBIaeT, qTO OH
Hp0THB 0TMeHM cB0er0 HepBOHaqaIb
HOrO IeRpeTa, .IHnIaDmeTo CBOerO
cHHa HapIa npecToIOHacIeIHa.
PyMHHcRaa RopOIeBa HpH6HIa
30 PpaHTHD. HaxoIaIIHitca 3Iecb
KapT he HpHcyTcTBOBa.I Jpn Bet
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

Me&Iy CoeJ. IlIraTaMH CCCP.
B HpeIIo%eHHH 9ToM cIeIywIHIle
TpH uyHRTa: y HOcHIbHoe yIoBIeT
BopeHHe aMepHEaHcRHx rpa%IaH,
HoTepneBmHX y6BTTRH B PoccHH, y
%HpH3HaHHe IoIT0B HpH ycIGBHH HX
cOEpaIIeHHa 10 MHHHMyNa II Hpo-
goITHTeIbH0rO MopaTopHyMa, ~
HpeIOcTaBleHHe aMepHEaHcRHM rpa
X1aHaM 10000 IbrOTHHx Ec1oBHH
no noIyqeHHO EoHneccHii B Poe
cHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
KA3Hb CObAKN

BHHHHllET, Man. BHcmHf Cyl
yTBepIHI HpHToBop HH3lHero cyIa,
gBHecmeTo eNepTaHh npHroBop CO.
6aRe no HMeHH "CHopT."
"CHopr'' 6pocHIca Ha 3amHTy
cBoefi xO3aiiEH, EOTopyD 6HIa Ipy
raj ReHnIHHa n yRycHI HOc.IeI-
HIOO. 9TO BMemaTe.IbcTBO B qe.IoRR
qecRHe IeIa II cTOHIo TH3HH 6eIHO
MY IHB0THOMy.
llpHr0BOp HpHBeIeH B HcH0IHe-
HHe. C06aIy BIacTH X.Iopo0HpM0Ba
III. 0HIaHHBaIa ee XO3afiRa, ga 70
TOpyD cO6aEa HocTpaIaIa.
KPynCKAa nPNMNPNHACb
M0CRBA. CTaIHH 3aaBHI, qTG
KpyHcEaa nOpBaIa c OnHO3HHHefi,
TeHepb OLA OIIaTb 3aiiMeTca HcTpG'
0IeHHeM R%IacCHROB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
OTCTABKA K0HgNHNCA

A9HHbI. BBIme.I B 0TcTaBEy Tpe
TecEHi npeMbep KOHIHInc. 00pa3o
Fan HOBBIii ROa.1H1HoHHHH Ra6HHeT
c yqacTHeM npeIcraBHTe.Ief 18TH
HoIHTHqecRHx napTHh 30 rIaBe c
H%peMbep0M 3aHMHc0M.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
CEMENHbIE PA34OPbE

Ha HOqBe ceMeHHHX pa3IopoB
Me&Iy cyHpyraMH 1eIbBe HpoH3om
ia EpyuHaa ccOpa, saRoHqHBmaa-
ca c%Tpe1B6of Hs %peBoIBBepa.
COCeIH paccRa3BBaoT, ITO Geo.
pa npOgOI%aIacB He1Hff BeTep H
HaHaIaIOmea cTOpoHOh aBIaIacB %e
Ha = HeIIH Ie.IbBe. OHa HecRoIb
70 pa3 Ha6pacBIBaIacB Ha My%a c
RylaRaMH. BO BpeMa oIHoh H3 Ia
XIX aTaE My% BHxBaTHI peBO1bBep
II BHcTpe.IHI B IeHy, IeTH0 paHHB
ee. aBHBmaaca B JON n0.IHUHa He
HamIa MyHa, ROTOpBff cHpHIca
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
bN4xeT ANFH HalHA

06mee co6paHHe ImH HaHHil
TeEyuIero roIa oIo6pnro emery In
I'll ia 1927 roI B paaMepe 2l.512.
81 aoloTbIx 6paHEoB, nporuB %.
930.623 aoI. &paHKa 1926 ToAa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02

BAIIIHHTT0H. AMepHRancEnii
%ypHamcT HopMaH IaHryI, xCpo-
lilo OcBeIOMIeHHBIH B IHIIIOMa~nqe
cTHX Ie.Iax, STBepGIaer, qT0 npe
BLIGHT kyIHIR he pa3,IeIaer DO
EEcrBeHHBIx BacTpoeaHh Il. EoTopmX
tIr MHHHcTp - B 0THnrIcHHH Men
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
4EHT IIPOTNB BOZ
HbI c MEKCNKON.

I~Ipe3HleHT KyIHIT, BepOaTHO,
HpHIepTHBaeTca TOTO MHeHHa, qTO
B%ceMOrynIHfi aMepHraHcEHii IOITap
IO0beTca BceT0 TOTO, ITO HaIO ave
pHRaHcIHM HedTeHpoMBm1eHHHEaM
B MeRcHRe H HpHT0M 6e3 BcaHo-
70 K%p0HpO.IHTHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
4BoPE L. Mp NxA 6A B

RoMHaTH. Ha BepxHeM MOcTHEe yc
TpaHBaeTca CT0IOBaa Ia 50 vel.
HMeDTca eHIe %TOcTHHaa, BAL 4Ia
TaHIeB, BaHHMe, RypHTeIbHaa ROM
nara ROMHaTH IIa Hrp.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
qECTBOBAHNE 6ETXOBEHA

peqe MaTepH. Nl.
KOpOIeBa HaHpaBIaeTca n PyMM
HHp. hopOID ITO Beef B~epoaTaoc-
TIL oyer HpOH3BeIeHa OHepa1Ha
PIAZZA.
hOpO1eBa B B0cXTmeHHH OF TO
e3IRH B AMepHEy. HpH1BOpHHe axe
ee ocyaIaIoT aMepHRaHcRyW cHeM-
ny II T0IRyqIy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
4nKarcKaq XpoHnKa

HOf lib qHEaTcEHX TOcTHHHI HMeI
Jpn ce6e EpynHyO cyMMy 4eHer.
nOIaTaIOT, ITO Oh cTa.I ;RepTBOft Ga
HIHTOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
P KOPOBy

Ha II y,IHHe HoInTefcEHf apec
ToBa.I HeEoeTo I&. OIe6ypra ga
RpaGy HOpoBM y OIHOTO bepMepa
HeHoIaIeEy OF YHEaro.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-02
OLA %ToPOl0BoMy

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, 1926-01-28
Publication.

IT is hereby brought to public notice
that the Letters Patent which were
recorded in the United States Patent
Office, Washington. D. c., on October
20, 1925 in the name of Irving Langmuir,
assignor to General Electric Company
of New York, a corporation organized
and existing under. the laws of the State
of New York, and patent certificate No.
1853, 1876 issued therefor, has this date
been registered in the Office of the Gov
eminent Secretary of the Virgin Islands
of the United States at St. Thomas, in
accordance with the provisions in the
regulations governing the registration
of Patents and Trademarks in the Vir-
gin Islands, approved 30 June, 1920.
Government of
the Virgin Islands of the United States,
St. Thomas,
January 10, 1926.
C. S. BAKER,
Government Secretary.
, 1926-01-28
Publication.

Dds will be received in the Office
= of the D~espatching Secretary up
to and including January 80, 1926,
for the lease of Buck Island on
a yearly rental basis, subject to
discontinuance on three months no
tice.a
Taxes will be paid by the lessee.
All growing trees will be pre-
served from injury by stock Or 9th
erWise.
Spoil or waste will not be per-
mitted.
Charcoal will not be burned on
the island, nor will any wood on the
island be used for such purposes.
Migrants will not be permitted
to live or remain on the premises,
, There are approximately 1873
acres in this piece of land, and it
is particularly fitted for the raising
of sheep, goats and hogs.
Lessee may take possession IN
May /, 1926.
G. P. SHAMER,
DeSputcbjng Secretary.
, 1926-01-28
SALE.

AAANA - 1C-C9 ~
Estate Cotton Grove and ad-
joining estates.
All bids must be addressed to the
Despatching Secretary, Christian
sted, Y. l., and enclosed in a sealed
envelope on which will be placed
conspicuously the words IBID FOR
ESTATE COTTON GROVE, and
must be accompanied by cash or
certified check for the sum of
Francs 100000 d. w. |. Currency,
or $4,000 u. S. Currency.
The deposit of the successful bid
der will be retained as a partial
payment on the purchase price, and
will be forfeited in case Of failure
to conclude the transaction. De
posts Of unsuccessful bidders will
be returned.
The Government reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bhe estates are situated in the
East End Quarter and total APP
proXimately 1886 Acres. There is
a concrete house in good repair,
with modern plumbing, and two
large c~isterns.
There are six miles of fencing
and water sufficient for about 300
head of cattle.
Bidders will clearly state the
terms on which they offer to make
purchase.
For further information address
the undersigned.
G. P. SHAMER,
DeSpatchjng Secretary,
Cb~rjStiGnSted, Y. /.
January 4, 1926.
, 1926-01-28
SAL z.

CEALED bids will be received up
y to 10 a. m. January 10Th 1926,
in the Office of the Assistant Pub
lie Works Officer for one Ford
Truck. This truck may be seen
in the Fort Yard, Christiansted.
Bids should be plainly marked as
follows: "Bid for Ford truck to
be opened 10 a. m. January 26th,
1926" Cars to be sold "as is" and
"where isl. The Assistant Public
Works Officer reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Payment must be made, and car
removed not later than February
LIST, 1926.
j. D. WILSON,
Assistant Public Works officer.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-24

Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston of Maple Hill and Miss Jean Ward
New Britain herald., 1926-04-24
Social Activities About Town

THERE is just one social event that definitely fixes the
 arrival of Spring, in accordance with the calendar at any rate-hat being the announcements of May break faSts and there to be several this year. number of the smaller home parties well those which the various clubs will give. The May breakfast always custom at the Business and Professional Womans club will this year take on an air of more than usual fesyity In kensngton May Day, Mrs. George l. Griffith will open her home, giving breakfast under the auspices of the kensington League of Women Voters. The Shuttle Meadow club will be the of still another breakfast at which Mrs Fred erck Rackte will be hostess to large number of guests
 Socieys outdoor so far as New Britain is con- cerned has opened in earnest with the advent ot tardy Spring which, during the last few days has quite made up for it's late arrival. The golf course at the Shuttle Meadow itself is improving each day. and the surrounding landscape in the vicinity of the club most attractive with its early Spring verdure.
 Another sport which the rise in temperature has has tened is tennis While the devotees of this particular game are always fewer than the golf followers there is strong leaning to enthusiastic gatherings in the tennis world this season. locally due doubt to the fact that the New Britain Tennis club has completed two splendid courts The courts are Shuttle Meadow club property and will doubt be the of interesting play this The club of which Walter Murdock is president is organization and, while it's membership list is small it is to take it's place among the important clubs in the sport world of town.
 Another sporting event of the future which is sure to attract devOteeS from town is the annual Fifth airy Hartford horse show at the Hartford cavalry amory in West Hartford, which starts Thursday May G. Ac cordng to reports, the show this year will be inter eSting and greater success than ever before.
 For those more socially inclined come the May ball. occurring at the Shuttle Meadow club the evening of Saturday May S. 1t is to draw gay hrOng of diners and dancers and, according to the committee in charge is to be the best dance of the Spring season.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-24

rope. general secretary of the New Britain I. w. C. A. are attending the annual Y. w. (, A. convention at Milwaukee.
 F. B. Proudman of Maple Hill is spending the weekend in Bridge port with his brother.
 Mrs. Emil Pitt and daughter Shirley Lorraine of Fremont street are spending a few days in Bridge port.
 Mrs, Edward Nyack ot Stanley street has returned from Stamford.
 Mrs Dudley Walker and son John. of Hamilton street are spending several days in Whining ton, Del.
 William Hungerford of Russell street has returned from south Carolina.
 Harold 3assett Of Emmons Place is spending the weekend in Phila- delphia-
 Miss Margaret Kirk of New York city is the weekend guest of Mrs George Kimball of South Burritt street.
 Mrs. Sturman Dyson of Trumbull street will estertain her sister Mrs, Lewis Susseritt of Staten Island, N Y, next week, e. Mir. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey of Russell street who have been touring Europe for the past several weeks arc expected home early in May,
 Mrs. George F. Cook of Plainvillr is spending a week In Washington, | n. (.
 Miss Dorothy Ioomey or Boston, Mass. is spending week with Miss Margaret Doyle of West Main street.
 Mrs. L. A. SpraEue. commissioner of the New Britain Girl scout coun- ell. will attend the International lconference Girl Guides and Girl Scouts to be held at Camp Edith
New Britain herald., 1926-04-24
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Oyerstrom left on an extended we'd ding trip, upon their return they will make their home on Columbia street.
 New Britain residents will be in- tcrested in the announcement of the wedding on Wednesday. April 14th of Miss Katherine Glansin and William F. Winter. The ceremony vas performed in Florida by the Reverend Mortimer Glover. pastor m the Sanford Episcopal church in the Spurling Orange grove at Bel Air, After the wedding Mr, and Mrs, Winter entertained a number Of friends at q reception at the Semin- ole cafe.
 Mir. Winter has spent many sea- sons in Florida and was largely responsible for the formation of the Tourists club, an organization which has a membership of 12S. The San lord "Sigual say: He has taken over the work Of managing the Le- zion club house and the games which were installed in it and upon the grounds, including horseshoe al- loys and a shuffleboard court, He has been tircless In his efforts 10 bring together the temporary and permanent residents 0, the city in m organization which promises to nc permanent, and Miss GlanSlin, who yesterday became Mrs. Win. fer, has clven assistance in many oi the social events for tho ladies'"
 Both Mir. l Mrs. Winter have a large circle of friends in New Brit ain. For many years Mrs, Winter as Miss Glanslin, was employed al thc Winter Printing Co.,, where she was engaged In office work. Mir. Winter moved his business 10 Elm Hill some time ago, selling out soor after to parties from Hartford. He has made his residence in Elm Hill aNd it is expected that he will es- tablish his bride in a home there upon their return from Florida about April 25.