davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-11
9KCHe4AlHa Ia OCTpOB
BDaHFeHa.

BHAIHB0CT0R. -Ha BBrme
ImeM ia ocTpoB BpaHTe.Ia HapOXo
ne "CTaHOHOI. BBIeXaIa 9RcHeIH-
HHa 30 TIaBe C yH0.IHoMoqeHHBIM
ymaE0B6IM II cHeIHaIHcTaMH IIa
MeTe0poIOFHqecHOTo II TeOIoTHTec-
EoTo HccIeIoBaHHa corpora II IIa
cOcTaBIeHHa BapTB.
9EcHeIH1Ha Tp06yIeT Ha ocTpo
Be BpaHreIa TpH ToIa. lilo 9ToMy
pacqeTy B9aTH HpoIoBoIbcTBHe II
oIeEIa. Ha YyRoTcRoM aICIyoc1po
Be HapoXoI HpHMeT HecROHbEo ce-
MeiicTB qyEqeff, HepeceIaDmHxcG
ma ocTpoB BpaHreIa.
B paitoHe 6yxTH CoMHHTeTbHaa
oyer 3aIOTeH HoceEOH, EoTopHii
aBnTca IeHTpoM ynpaBIeHHa coBeT
cRHMH nOIapHHMH ocTpoBaMH. To-
Ma B pa8o6paHHoM BH4e orEpaBTe
Hill Ha HapoXoIe.
BHTpy9HB 9EcHeIH1HTo, HapoxoI
BoaBpaTHTca 30 BIaIHBOcToE .
, 1926-08-11

MERCHK0 CHTH - PeIHrH-
o8Haa BoiiHa B MeEcHEe HpHHHMa
eT bee 6oIee ocTpHe 6opMH. Gro
IRHoBeHHa cTaH0BaTca 00HqHbIM
aEleHHeM. HeyeX9I IepEBef IlcG
R0HTpoIb ,HpaBHTeHbcTBa H0qTH Hi
B OIHOM MecTe ne o6xoIHTca 6e3
RpoBoHpoHHTHa.
Canoe RpoBaBoe cToIEHoBeHHe
ToIBRo qTo HMeHO NEGRO B TyaIa-
IaiRape, TIC 6HTo y6HTo 50 qeHo-
BeR. B IpyTnX MecTax mTaTa Ra
MICRO zorro 30 qeIoBeE.
CTo.IEHoBeHHe npoH30mHo 30
BpeMa BH6opoB, RoTOpHe ofEoRe-
HM ma TpH HeIeIH.
B Orb HMHapcHaIB ToIHa Ra-
HaTnqHBIX EaToIHEoB y0HIa M9pa
, 1926-08-11

~ 1-TO HEoIa nee T0cy4apcTBeH
HHa, E0OHepaTHBHHe II HacTHBe RI
HHo-raeTpoHOMHTecEHe MaraaHHM
o6aaaHM 6yIyT Hpo8oBaTB Bo4Ey
yTe 10 HoBoH |HOHHEeHHof DeHe,
HecMoTpa Ha TO, ITO Ha 6yTBIIEax
HMeeTca enc cTapaa DeHa.
&HoBaa TeHa BoIEH cBaIbEyIH
poBaHa TaRHM O6pa3oM, qTo6H 30
ma MorlTa 9 yeLexeM E9HRypHpo-
BATH C CaMoT0H0M IaiEe B caMHX
o%TIaIeHHBTX MeCTaX, RE caMOToHo-
RypeHHe 10 NcHx mop eme HponBe-
TaeT."
, 1926-08-11
Ho4xOTN B COB. POCCHN

C0BeTcEaa HeTaTb 00paIBaeT nee
9oIBnee BHHMaHHe IA yIacaDmHii
poor "EpacHoro %neryxa", EoTopHii
cTaHoBHTca rpo8HBM HapoIHBm 6e
IcTBHeM.
B 1924 rory qHcIO IepeBeHc-
INK noTapoB c%OcTaBHIO $1,000, b
BpeMa EoTopHX HocTpaIaI0 1913.
800 TBopoB. B 1925 roIy EoAHTe
cGBO n0IapoB %HoIHaI0cB ID Y.
0OC c EOIHqeclBoM HocTpalaBnlHX
4BcpOB BJ142 TIarH.
IlpH 9ToM nOTapHaa cTaTHcTH
ia 4aeT cTpamHyn nF0py noGlro-
rtR. CpeIH B%BGcHehTBX npHgHH
T|epeBeHcEKx II iGaDoB 269 upon
EaIaeT HI H1,.Iorn. lever ToGo
pnTB 0 TOM, no 91a HHppa 4aIe-
10 he OXBarN4leF aeHcTMUCIEIorc
qucIa H0I%or0B, 3HaqHTeIbHaa
qacTb EoTopHx ocTaerca HepacEpH
TOn.
10 HeEoTopBM ry6epHHaM HoH-
ROTH npHHHMaOT EaTacTpodHqec-
EHff xapaETep. HaHpHMep, B 1925
ROXY B HypcEoif ry6epHHH Ha 100
HoEapoB SO 6BIo BBI8BaHo HoEro-
raMH. B O6HIeM ga 1924-25 TOT
y%cTaHoBTeHo cBHHe $4,000 4epe-
BeHcEux HoIToroB.
, 1926-08-11
nOHNXEHNE I,EH HA BO4Ky

.
HoaBHBmHeca B 3arpaHHTHoi ne
qaTH CBeIeHHa 0 HoHHaseHHH ne
HM Ha BoIRy HoTTPppIIapTca.
"HpacHaa Fa8era" (26. 6) GO.
o6maeT:
'Bqepa ry64HHoTGeI HolyqE.1
pacHopaTeHHe 0 HoHHTeHHH c l
,HToIa IeHH Ha BoIRy.
1IeHa oyer HoHHEeHa IA 90
.25 npoT. 0RoHqaraIbHo TeHa enc
he yGTaHoBIeHa, H0 yHe H%3BeeTHo,
qT0 oHa ne oyer TpeBBIIIaTL l p.
10 roH. aa 6yTHtRy.
, 1926-08-11
%RoHBEHuNa TEoco4oB

YHKAT0. B oreIe IIIepMaH
% aBTycTa cocToHTca RoHBeHHHa
aMepHRaHcRHx TeOco4oB, Ha EoTo-
pyD ~HpH6BIBaer H3BecTHaa aHrIH-
iicEaa Teoco6Ra AHHH Be8aHT B co
npoBoTIeHHH MoIoIoro HHIyca
KpHmHaMyTpH, HMeHyeMOro BTopBm
"XpHcToM".
BesaHT oTcDIa oTnpaBHTca Ha
IeE1HoHHoe TypHa no AMepHHe.
, 1926-08-11
5 cEMN PABOqNX

5-ro HIo1a B BepXHe-a meMtl;ol
FaMeHoHoMHe (TyI9cEof 1y6.) yTo
HyIR B Bo4e Z pa6ogHx. HecTaerbe
HpoHsomIo oTroro, qTo He 6BIH 10
oraBIeHB HpHcnoco6IeHHa, ma Heo
6xoIuMocTB ycTaHoBEH EoTopBx
yRasBIBaIa oXpaHa Tpy4a, HoqeMy
EaMeHoHoMHa 6BIa 3aIHTa BoIon
K%aMeHOIoMHa HpHHaIIeSHT ia
cTHoMy npe4npHaHNaTeIo O1bNa-
HoBHqy, E%oTopMii y%e oTHa%4H
6HI oHIrpaboBaH cy9oM ma l.ooo
p. ga 9EcHIoaTaHHD pa0oqHX.
CHpaBHa" 8. y
, 1926-08-11
CPE4CTBO nPOTNB TuOKOD"

IOETOpa qacTO HOIe6IioTca Jpn
MeHaTB HeEOTOpHe IeRapcTBa, oco-
0eHH0 BcHpHcEHBaHHa cBB0p0ToE
(HaHp. COG II 914) B Billy ToTo,
gT0 9TH BcfIpHcHHBaHHa BBT3BTBaIOT
y 6o.IBHOro Tar Haa. "mOE" - no
IaBIeHHocTB HepBHHx 6yHRIHff II
GBIxaHHa, Tpo3aIuyD HHOrIa cMep
THO.
10 cHx hop lie OHIO cHoco6a
TN HpeIBHTeTB, Hi Hpe4oTBpaTHTb
9TH moEH. IoRTop Mop9 cIeIaI Ha
4HaX B fpaHuy3cEOH AEaIeMHH Ha
yE 4oE.HaI 90 oTEpHToM I'M Hpe4O
, 1926-08-11
EWE p~ERAAMHAa Ho38Na

~IIO9Tecca Bepa NH6ep cTpam-
Ho B~o8MyIIIeHa. BHIHTe-IH, "Maa-
RoBcEHfi H|pHIyMaI LII MOcceIbH
poMa peEIaMy. HyIHo co3HarBca,
qTo TpyIHo 6HLIo HanHcaTb Tro III
90 6oIee yIaqHoe. "HHrIe EpoMe,
FaE B MocceIbnpOMe 3ByTHr, IaE
H3peTeHHe %Hapo4HoI MyIpOcTH,
RaE ma BcaEoFo MyIpeHa 4oBO.Ib
Ho HpocToTH", Mn 'THme e4enIb,
4aIBme 6yIemb."
HO 6eIa B TOM, qTO HocJe Ma
a%KoBcEoTO "TMcaqH ITOIef yBepoBa
III B TO, VT0 HHcaTB BBIBecRH HTH
peEIaMHpOBaTb Tpo6M hin Eopce-
TIL MoIHO T0IbEO B CTHXaX... Hire
RIA eBe Ha HpoTa%eHHH BceMHp-
hoil HcTOpHH peRIaMHBIe cTHyH re
npoHBeTaIH TaE, EaE y nae B na
croaIIee BpeMa."
lance cIeIypp %HeEOTopBIe c6pa
3HM.
4Xo1oIHo One II ne My4peHo:
eli liza IIoGoIe EyHIcn HSl4~O. c.
F|opEellEIeM Mara3HH "CHaea."
"6afHH B ,IapeE. lie %ToponHcE.
Mil rIycRaeM TeHH BHH3."
< TOT IeTcTrHTeBH6 Ne IHlHe
Gdoe 0pHTHHalbHocTH O6'aBTeHne
p%ccropaHa:
"3afiIH ga yroI, caIb 3a cTo-
IHH, II TIL HaeuTbca TAM 10 IO.IHE.
, 1926-08-11
BoKpyT HNcbMa K1eMaHco

Eoa %cIeIyeMHx eli IoIroB C cBoHx
6HBUIHX cOO3HHROB.
B 9TOM IyXe BMcHa3B1BaeTca
peHaETop 6aITHMopcEOro "MaHo-
GeEqypepc PeropI", PHxapI 81
MOHIc, 3aaBIaOmHi Ha cTpaHH-
lax cBoeH B|IHaTe,IbH0i Ta3eTH,
ITO MHIIHOHH aMepHRaH1eB pa3-
IeIaI0T B%BIcEa3aHHBe B HHcBMe
KIeMaHco B3TIaIM II cT0aT ga "a
HIeIHIHO IOITa, B HpOTHBHoM cry
vac AMepHEa 'HapymaeT BcaEHe
HpHHHHnH TyMaHHocTH II xpHcTHaH
cTBa."
B0IBIIHHcTBo aMepHHaHcHHX IA
3eT 3aHHMaDT, OIHaIO, c0BepmeH-
Ho HHyIo HoaHuHD II pe8Eo BBcTy
EaDT npoTHB 4paHIlH.
N36NEHNE AMEPNRAHuEB B
HAPNKE.
ABTo6yc c aMePHEa1CEuMH Ty-
pHcTaMH HoIBepTcd HaHaIenHIO co
c1opoHH ToIITH, c%o3paBHefcd Hoc-
N0TpeTB IA Ho6ap.
HoI cBeIHM BneqarleHHeM I'M
GINA RIeMaHeo. To.1ua Ha6pocH-
,Tatb ia TIa3e1,Mv aMepnEanmeB
II HaHecIa H. 9JpHv HI Ink KAN
EaNH ymH6H i HopaHeHHa.
dBHBmaac: HolnDHa pacceaIa
To1Hy.
, 1926-08-11
TO POCCNN

.BeTaeT Gpa3y:
-ToBapHm HoIHTpyB, 81 sHap
npo c1apHh peEHM Il coBeTcEyp
BIacTb, a Hpo sToT peIIM He aHaD
Ran ae lie aHaeTe, EorIa
bee y%e aHaDr? yEopaeT ere
HoIHTpyE.
8 cEa&y, BHcEaEHBaer
EpyToif RpacHoapMecH. -PeSHM
s%EoHoMHH, aTo cRa1eN. B HaHaTRe
.nropexH qHHHrb, 6eperHo r 6oIH-
uEaM, Il o0MyHlHpoEaHHp oTHocH-
iBca.
, 1926-08-11

BAIIIHHIT0H. = BoEpyr iii
GINA 0. 8paHHyacROro HpeMbepa
EleMaHco Il HpeaHIeHTy HylHIay
B aMepHEaHcEoii HeqaTH HOIHaIacb
DeIaa 6ypa.
He IA myTHy ONO B3BOIH0BaIO
yoJI cTpHr II aMepHRaHcRHx HoIH
THEOB. BoasHB, ITO bpaHHHa or
'EaTerca OF HIaTe%a AMepHRe cBO
ero EoI0ccaIBHoTo 4olTa oxBaTHIa
HoTTH bee cIoH aMepHEaHcEOrO 90
InecTBa.
B3OpH BECK ycTpeMleHH Ha
Hpe3H4eHTea RyIH4a;a, EoTopBH Il
d IaHHoM cIyqae HpHIep&HBaeTca
cBoeH TpaIHIIHOHHOH nOIHTHEH MO
LgaHHa. On HecIoIBRo pas yEe he
peqHrBTBaI nHcBMo RIeMaHco, Ho
Hi cIoBoM he o6Mo1BHIca no ero
cOIep%aHHIO.
HOIaraDT, oIHaEo, ITO o6HDH
aIBHaa AMepHEa BuHyHTeHa 6y-
LET B%HcTyHHTB G OBJECTION RIeMaH-
co. HoEa npesH4eHT KyIHI;E coBe
, 1926-08-11
KAPbEPA M. ~CRo6EHEBA

BHBmHfi qIeH BpeMeHHOro Ilpa
%BHTeIbcTBa c.-I.-MeHbmeBHE M. d
CEo6eIeB, BHocIeIcrBHH cMeHHB-
mHi BexH H HocIe ycnemHoH cue
EyJIauHH Ha KaBEase 6BIBmHH OHIO
BpeMa coBeTcEHM TopTOBBM Hpe8c-
TaBHTeIeM B IIapHEe, HasHaqeH,
no coo6meHHp "HpaBIBIS npeIce
HareIeM EoHHeccHoHRoii EoMuocHH
rpm coBHapEOMe rC1CP.
, 1926-08-11

XpaHHTeIBHoM cpeIcTBe HpoIHB
mOH0B.
BcHpMcRHBaHHe H%eEoTopBX
EpacMmHX THIROcTefi cOBepmeHHo
ycTpaHaeT OHacHocTb mona. HHBoT
HIM., HoIBepTHyTBIM TaHoMy BcHpM
cEHBaHHn, MoTHO 6e8HaRa3aHHO
BBOIHTB B RpoBB TaEHe Io3H .IeIa-
pcTB, EoTopHe y6HBaDT THBoTHBX
He HMMyHH3Hp0BaHHBX.
OHHTM enc he I0BeIeHM 10 &c
INA, H0 0HH o|TRpBIBaTDT HoBEe To-
pH3OHTH He ToIbFo IIa Bpaqeil
IpaETHEOB, HO B o6.IacTH XHMHH
II 4H3HEH cBIBOpOTOE.
, 1926-08-11
AOROM0TK3 HACKO4MA HA
ABIOMO6Nlb

qHKAT0. Ia Ill yIuHe
aoI;oMoTHB Ha :LoqHG Ha aBTOMo-
No6Hlb II %np4Elnu.T Hepe4 co6oE
20 TeIe8HoIoQ)Ed0ti .IIIIlHn Ha Hpo
r1@eHHH $50 4yIoB.
HaxoIHBmaecG B aBTOMo6HIe
Poaa ToMac, 9HIHc ToMac, M.
B1HE, C%a1BBaTop TeHEo Il CHIBBe
GRIP MHroIaI&a noHyqHIH HopaHe-
HHa II ymH6H.
, 1926-08-11
AMEPNKAHCRHN " AHTgNNC-
KIM HOCHbI COBEMADTCa

IIepeT cBoHM or'es4oM B CoeI.
%lIITaTB, aMepHRaHcEHfi HocoI B
MeEcHEe IIIeH3Ib4 coBeHIaIca c
a~HrIHhcRHM Hoc4oM 0BH oTHocnTe-
IBHo HoBHX MeEcHRaHcEHX HeRTa
HHx H 8eMe.IBHBX 3aEoHoB.
9ToMy coBeTaHHD npHIaeTca
oco6eHH0e 3HaTeHHe, TaE EaE OHIO
MoTeT B IoH1e ROH1oB HoBecTH L
.coBMecTHoNy AMepHRH II AHr!HHn
BMemareHBcTBy B MeEcHRaHcEHe
geIa.
, 1926-08-11
qnKarcKaa XpoHHKa
CoBAKA noKycAAA Hp4EN

YHBAF0.- Ha Beer II YIN
lie co6aEa 6paHRa HaBlHRa no.
EycaIa Tp9Hx 4ereii: MapEp He
8ro4y, 8 let, H;eHH CeceIBcRH, II
ler Il BoIbTepa BapTqa II uer, a
raR&e CTHBa HpanEIy 40 IeT. Ho-
mHefcEHH y6HI cO6aEy.
, 1926-08-11
CEMEnHAa lPAMA

qHEATO.- B HH8uaHa Tap
cop HHEoHaif Io6ocau 50 Ter
p%yEoaTEoii peBoIbBepa pa3Mo8Eu.H
roIoBy cBoeii GeHM Ce5Br, As .Her,
a Barren HycTHI ce6e ny1o B 400
B HocIegHee BpeMa eyIIpyrH
EHIH B HeIaIaX.
, 1926-08-11
3AgEPKAHNE KEHmNHbI

qHEAT0. = Ha A4IHcoH YIN
ne B oTHoM HoqHoM 6eIBe apecTo-
rama MoIogaa EeHuIHHa HIapa Ia
pR, oRa3aBmaaca B HbaHoM BHIe.
0Ha n36H1a H6cEoHbEo n~ouH1Ieii
cEHx npH aa4epEaHHH.
FapR HeTaBHo 6HIa oHpaBIaHa
cyIoM no geHy 90 y6HicTBe cBoeH
MaTepH.
, 1926-08-11
HOHNTqAC

Tar H~a3BIBaeTca ceHqac B ap-
MINI 6BIIaa "cIoBecHoc4b." "llpaB
"a" a. y pHcyer TaFyIo FapTHa
Ry
CH9opeHEo, cnpamHBaeT
Ma HoHHTqace HoIHTpyE, qTo BbI
sHaeTe Hpo peTHM %9RoHoMHH?
CH9opeHRo, 6oHEHfi HapeHB, OF
, 1926-08-11
3aKNDqeHHe 4OTOBopoB.

PNM. = 3IecB cocToaTocb HoI
HHcaHHe HTaIO-HcuaHcEoro IoToBo
pa, EoTopoMy damHcTH mpHTapr
oco6eHHO 6oIbIHOe 3HaqeHHe.
HoqTH OIHOBpeMeHHo B HapH-
ne HoITHcaH pyMHHcEo-4paHTysc-
RHf goroBop. 6paHHHa TaEHM 90
pa8OM 3aBepmH1a TpyHHHpoBaHHe
OBEpyr ce6a BTopocTeHeHHHx eBpO
HeicEHx 4epTaB YexocIoBaEHH,
DolbmH Il PyMHHIH.
, 1926-08-11
BToMoBNAN3MA

qHKAIO. = B TeqeHHe MHHy
BHIero fHa aBTqMo6HIaMH y6HrBI:
mecTHIeTHaa 4eBoqEa IappHeT llo
HeMaH n 9paHR BypHor, 80 Ier.
IIocleIHnii y6HT aBroMo6HTeM, TO
TopBM yTIpaBIaI mo9Qep Lyme Ka
MHHcEHii.
, 1926-08-11
HbToTHAa noEsgKA

qHRAT0. = n aBrycTa c 30
RaaIa IHp6oH ompaB1aeTca B Ter
poiir aEcEypcHoHHBrhf Hoe8g, BHTer
P GOA RoHBa cToHr 10 8oI. II TO
zen 10 10 aBrycTa.
, 1926-08-11
so

YHEAT0. - Ha 8aHarue TO-
HasHOcTH HaqaIBHHBa TDpBMH no.
cTyTHao so. %HponreHHif OF .uHH ne
,EanHIIX 3aHaTb aTy 4oIJHOcTb.
, 1926-08-11
CO5bITNaM B MEKCNKO

Ha pasIHqHHx EOHHOB MeRcH
XII TaEaie ~coo6maIoT 0 cToIBHoBe-
.HHax ~EaToIuEOB 6 HoIHIHeii II b.
ficEaMH.
, 1926-08-11
PACROHRN B BEnOPyCCNN

B 7. HaacIaB1e (BeIopyccHa)
HpH pacRoHEay RypraHoB o6Hapy-
%eHH HpeIMeTM IoMamHerO O6Hxo
ia II opyatHe, O%THocaIIeeca I 10
cTOIeTHO.
, 1926-08-11

maeTca C cBoHMH 6IHTafimHMH co
TpyIHHRaMH H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CeHaTOp 9pHcT noceTH,I npeaH-
IeHTa II HMeI C HIM 0eceIy OHIO
cHTe,IBHO HHcBMa KlcMaHco. Hpe-
2HIeHT BHcIymaI MHeHHe ceHaTO-
pa ,EoTopHii peRoMenIoBaJ Ry,IHI-
Hy HaHpaBHTB nHcBM0 RIeM2HeO B
MHlIncTepcTB0 HH01IpaHHHX 4eI
liza OTBeTa. IIpe3HIeHTa nOceTHI
TaRIe MHHHcTp TOpT0BIH TyBep II
Ha IHaX Il HeMy Ha Iaqy npHe3-
TaeT MHHHcTp HTocTpaHHHX 4e,I
HelGGl.
BEcHa3BIBaeTca 0%HlceHfic, uTn
ec.1H dpaHIy3cHHf lIapIaMeHT He
pt1ndHIHpyeT fpaaya : aMepHEaH
cRoTo c0TIameHHG TO aTo oyer
laMH5cH1BHo oTRaaY PpaHnHH OF
lib era cBoero 10 ira AMepHRe.
EAA1NMOPCKNH PEGhRTOP
cA0bPaET HNCbMo RHEMAH-
co
EcIH 6aHEHpM II o6HHHaIbHaa
AMepHRa he IoHycEaOT II MBcIIi
90 oTEa3e OF H0IyqeHHa cBOHx 40
HOB, TO cpeIH aMepHEaHcEoro IA
ceIeHHa HMeeTca 3HaqHTeIBHaG
qacTb .IIOIeH, EOTopaa 10 ryMaHH-
TapHHM coO6pa%eHHaM cqHTaeT
Heo6XOIHMOfi EaHIeIaIHD AMepH-
, 1926-08-11

Moi cTeHeHH Il 0|IIIo3HHHH.
B. MOcEBe a~peCToBaHO 6OIee
800 E0MMyHHcToB. b IIeTpoFpa4a,
RHeBe, XapBRQBe II gpyrHx OOH
INK TOpolax BE R,MMyHHcTH he
cTaIHH1M cM.McHM C o%TBeTcTBeH-
HBIX Meet Il nCHalH no4 3aMoE.
HaqaIBFTGy qeEa MaHmnHcEo-
NY HpeIocraBleItH qpe3BHTaiHHe
h%0.IHOM0YHa aDecI0BBB11b lie T0.lb
E0 paIoGaj1 EtMlt! MnercB, Ho Il
p. INK GOV ape, Hpn ;a'IaIi
aHHoBbe6;; NJ aaGomrg.
%IIpoHHT9 VIC MHOTo Ipasp m
oToT pas caMnM ne KoMMyHHcToB.
KAMnAHNa nP0TNB OnH03N-
LYNN HAqANACb Ellie TlPN
4SEPRNHCROM.
HpecIe4oBaHHe onHoaHHHH IA
qaIocb enc Jpn I9epTHHcEoM. Bo
BpeMa cBoei HpeIcMeprHoif peqE
d'eHHEc I3epTHHcRHfi o6BHHaI TpQ
BRoro, HaTaEoBa, 3HHoBBeBa, Ka-
MeHeBa, MeIBeIeBa H COEoIBHHEo-
ia B paccTpodcTBe HapoIHoro xo8a
ficTBa.
, 1926-08-11

PHTA.- us PoccHH HpOIoI%a
lot HOIyqaTBca Gamble pa3Hoo6pa3
HE coO6meHHa. XoTa cIyxH 0 30
ccTaHHH B 6oIbnoM MacIHTa6e no
ia he H0ITBepT1aDTca, TEN He NE
nee MHOrHe HpoHHEaDmHe H3 Moe
EBB cBeIeHHa TOBOpaT 0 HaqaBme
MICH pa3IoTenHH RoMMyHHcTHqec-
Eoi HapTHn B cBa3H c pa9TOpeBlne
lca 6opB6oa ga TIaBeHcTBo HaB B
HapTnH, TaE II B COB. npaBHTe.Ibc-
TIE,
qEKA PACHPABHaETCH C R0M
MyHNCTAMA.
B TO BpeMa IaE %saHyTaHHoe
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-04-21

Jung Arch Braces makes walking
easy. A full assortment of sizes at
Sward-Kemp Drug Co. Alt
Mrs. w. A. Brand of Minneapolis
arrived here Sunday for visit.
Judge A. r. A. Laudon was Thurs
day business caller at st. Peter.
Attorney Flor of New Ulm spent
Monday in Redwood Falls.
Beautiful Mothers Day Greeting
Cards at Sward-Kemp Co. ALT
Mrs. Steve Shenon of Seaforth was
Saturday caller here.
Miss Betty Dotson of Sanborn was
weekend guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. McRae
Perfect" Photograph records,
80 cents at Sward-Kemp Drug Co.
Alt
Mrs. w. j. Mcdonald of Walnut
Grove was a Saturday business cal
Ter in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. John Cheney and her daughter,
Mrs. Matt Nahum of Morton were
Saturday shoppers here.
Miss Mabel Baillie, executive Rec
Cross worker spent last Friday al
White Rock, S. D., on business mat.
ters. &ska / z1s~.
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oosisty and
Societies

Mrs. c. A. Luscher was hostess tt
the Birthday Club at her home Sat
urday evening. Bridge was played al
three tables.
The Country Division of the Pres
byterian Mite Society Will be enter
tanned Thursday, April 18th, at ths
home of Mrs. Clarence Jennings.
Miss Gladys Freeman was hostes:
to the Catholic Girls Club Monday ev
ening at the home of her parents
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. E. Freeman at Frank,
lin.
Mrs. j. F. O'Meara and Mrs. HI
Hoffman entertained the Sewing Cir.
Gle of ST. GATHERINGS Church in the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Bernice Hewitt, Vera Pet.
erson and Esther Crane entertained
at the home of Mrs. Alice R. Jaehn-
ing last Thursday evening. Bridge
was played at six tables with Miss
Berquist and Miss Atcherson tieine
for high score. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Catherine Alexander enter.
tanned at dinner party at her home
last Thursday evening in honor of hel
birthday anniversary. Covers were
laid for six.
Mrs. E. L. Wright will be hostess
to the Presbyterian. Missionary So
ciety at her home today, with Mrs
C. v. Everett, Mrs. J. Frank Jones
and Mrs. Marie Jensen as the assist
ant hostesses. Rev. William j. John.
stone, pastor of Knox Presbyterian
church in st. Paul, who is holding 8
series of evangelistic services in the
local church will give talk; other
numbers on the program will be de.
votionals, in charge of Mrs. w. H
Ball, a solo by Miss Opal Giebler and
pianologue by Miss Leila Atcher,
SON with Miss Ruth Cooper accom-
panying her on the piano.
Mrs. C. A. Lauterbach entertained
at her home Monday afternoon, the
occasion being surprise in honor OF
the sixty-ninth birthday anniversary
of her mother, Mrs. Sweeney. The
guests present were: Mines. Marie
Jensen, Margaret Denney, P. o. Gala
CHAN, L. Schultz, C. Schultz, John
Lauterbach, Chris Olson and Mrs. F.
x. Schlumpburger of Wanda. A two
course luncheon was served after a
pleasant social afternoon.
The Ramsey Poultry Unit will hold
its final meeting before Achievement
Day Friday afternoon, April 23rd
The meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Will Rogers and full at
tendance is wished so that good
report may be made at the Achieve
ment Day meeting to be held at Mil
roy May 9Th. All members of the
Unit and other women interested are
asked to be present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ryram spent
from Sunday until Tuesday in the
Twin Cities.
H. G. Schmahl returned Saturday
evening from a visit in the Twin
Cities.
Judge and Mrs. A. C. Dolliff mo-
tored to Minneapolis Friday where
Mr.. Dolliff went to attend to business
matters. They returned Sunday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Berger and
Mrs. Bottage of Renville were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A.
Stensvad.
Mr.. ard Mrs. N. Z. Erickson and
son, Dudley of Minneapolis were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Ericksons
mother. Mrs. C. F. Tolzman and her
sister, Miss Marie Tolznaan..
O. A. Gimmestad of Belview and
0. A. Stensvad spent Monday at Man
kato in the transaction Of business
matters.
Mrs. A. R. Miller left last week for
Fort Dodge, Iowa, for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Norris Nupson and her son,
Henry, returned to Preston Monday
after a visit here with Mrs. Nupson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert john
son. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Seifert spent
Sunday at New Ulm with Mr.. Sci
fert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Seifert. They were also visitors at
Springfield.
Joe Corbett returned Sunday from
Minneapolis where he spent last week
attending the school for mechanics
put on by the Chevrolet Motor Go.
Superintendent Ralph H. Towne of
Fairmont recently gave q very inter-
esting talk on his trip to Washington,
d. c., having as his audience the sew
enty-five members of the Congrega-
tional Mems Club of Fairmont. In
company with Mrs. Towne, Mr.. Towne
spent some time in the national cap
itol and came away with much de-
lightful information concerning it.
Miss Isabelle Hopper Of the Com
mercial Department Of the Redwood
Falls High School, accompanied by
two of the students of her department,
went to Marshall Saturday to take
part in the District tipping and Short
hand contest. The young women
with her were Miss Ca.verna johann
eek and Miss Florence Draeger. Sew
eral towns took part in the contest.
the high school of New Ulm carrying
off the most Of the honors.
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City and County
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ESTHER L.. DAVIS City Editor

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ESTHER L, DAVIS City Editor
Paul Doepke of Wanda was Mon
day business caller in Redwood Falls.
Sheriff and Mrs. LsssJ. Kise were
Saturday business callers at Marshall.
Attorney De Rue of Marshall spent
Monday in Redwood Falls.
Attorney ]. Hall of Marshall trans
acted business in Redwood Falls on
Monday.
Mrs. Otto Raddatz Of Clements was
a visitor Saturday in Redwood Falls.
A. j. Weldon of Wabasso was a
Monday business caller here.
F. G. Hubbard went to Minneapo-
lis Saturday evening on business
trip. He returned Tuesday.
John H. Bittner of Lucan attended
to business matters Saturday in Red
wood Falls.
Mrs. Johnson of Benson who has
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
L. A. Laythe for some time left for
Minneapolis Wednesday to visit rela-
tives.
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Need Tonic, use Nyal Spring
Compound. Sward-Kemp Drug Co.
41-1t
Rev. w. C. Nickels, pastor of st.
Johns Lutheran Church of Redwood
Falls, was one of seventy-five min
listers in st. James last week attend
ing the conference of Lutheran min
listers. Rev. P. Horn of Morgan was
also in attendance and gave one of
the important papers Of the meeting.
Have you seen the New Armand
Watch Case Compact, Single and
double at Sward- Kemp Drug Co. liz
Miss Bernice Orth of Morton was
a visitor in Redwood Falls Saturday.
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I0teSl y UuI S4OtLSoS liOiiis IlOlAiS
with powdered moth flakes. Sward-
Kemp Drug Co. Alt
Mrs. Albert Kohls of Belview was
a shopper here on Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie BredveId of Delhi spent
Saturday shopping in Redwood Falls,
Attorney w. Kemptoa was Friday
caller in Redwood Falls.
A. III. Dorm of Delhi was Monday
visitor here.
A. j. Praxel of Lambarton transact
ed business in Redwood Falls Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ORins of Delhi
were among the shoppers in Redwood
Falls Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. J. L. Adams, Mrs
Wog and Mrs. West were Saturday
visitors in Redwood Falls.
Sponges and channels for car wash
ing at Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 41-1t
Mrs. Anton Thomas and her daugh-
ter of Clements were Saturday shop
! pers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sylvester and
their guest, Mrs. Alworth of st. Paul
spent Sunday with Miss Miriam Syl-
vester at st. James.
Miss Hazel Crum of Minneapolis
arrived here Sunday and on Monday
started her work as operator at the
Fisher Beauty Shoppe.
Films for your kodak at Sward-
Kemp Drug Co. ALT
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Root and dau-
ghter Miss Mabel of Morgan attend
ed services Sunday morning at the
Methodist church.
Claude Zehetner of Ivanhoe was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Zehetner over the weekend.
A. w. Tenhoff of Fox Lake, expert
piano tuner will be in Redwood Falls
soon. Leave your orders at Thomp-
sons Music Store. 41-1t
Ladies-We have free shopping
bag for you. Sward-Kemp Drug Co,
Alt
Mrs. F. x. Schumpberger and dau-
ghter, Mrs. John Woelter Of Wanda,
were Monday shoppers in Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. Allan Fleischbein and two
children returned to st. Paul Thurs
, day after a weeks visit at the home
of Mrs. Fleischbein's sister, Mrs. J..
A. Stensvad. 4se5
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Gales, Mrs. E.
Schildknecht, Mrs. Abbie Robbins and
Miss Lydia Hauptli motored to New
Ulm Sunday afternoon where they
were dinner guests at the Dakota
House.
A new shampoo armand" leaves
the hair soft and fluffy. Sward-Kersr
j Drug Co. Alt
I Elmer Wright motored to Ames, Ia,
Friday, returning Saturday accompan-
led by Mrs. Percy Scott and two chill
dren who were called here by the
serious illness of Mrs. SCOTS moth
er, Mrs. Maude Root.
Mrs. F. G. Hubbard and daughter,
Miss Grace, and Miss Mabel Root re-
turned to Redwood Falls Friday after
weeks visit in st. Paul. Miss Root
returned to her home at Morgan on
Saturday. -
Mrs. H. P. Sanders who was called
to Chicago several weeks ago by the
I. death of her brother-in-law, D. W.
Davis, returned to her home last We'd
nesday. She was accompanied here
by her mother, Mrs. David f. Matthias
and her sister, Mrs. d. w. Davis who
will make an extended visit at the
Sanders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hesnault OF
| Walnut Grove have received the an
nouncement of the arrival of SON,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hesnault
of Los Angeles, Calf, Sunday. The
new arrival has been named Jack, Jr.,
this making him Jack Hesnault the
third.
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
Bred. cullsi and mated for
egg production and standard
requirements. Prize winners:
Eggs from flock of hens mat
ed to cockerels, $3.50 per set
ting, $3.50 per 100. Where
shipped, $500 per 100.
Eggs from flock of pullets
mated to yearling cocks, $1.50
per setting, $500 per 100.
Where shipped, $3.50.
Eggs from Pen No. I, $1,000
per setting of Is eggs.
Eggs from Pen No. 2, $500
per setting Of Is eggs.
Eggs from Pen No. 8, $500
per setting Of Is eggs.
Eggs from Pen No. 4. $500
per setting of Is eggs.
Baby chicks, $1,000 per 100
from flock eggs.
+ Mating lists sent on request.
Phone No. 1886.
MRS. E. e. MOSIER
Redwood Falls, MINI.
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Mr.. E. B. Lille

will accord your footwear requirements the best possible
attention. courteous intelligent service is daily making
new friends for our shoe department.