davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-06-01
6NT-60H.

3BIBaIOT, qTO, I0TIa HyIH C hpaEa-
Tav, T&iATBIe Ila pa0oT HapoxoIOM,
yBHIe.IH, TTO Nope n0r.TOTH.Io HX
IepeBHH H ceMeIcTBa, nycTH.IHeb
HIacaTB XopoBoIoM, BbIpa&aa cBoD
pa4ocTb ITO lIoBoIy Toro, qTo OIL
CaMH cIac.IHcb. -.
B TeqeHHe Is JACOB cTOaIa ~
cTaa H0qB. TIE, EoTOpBe yHeaeJH,
paCCEa3HBaIH HOTOM, ITO Ohm no
.IaTaIH, ITO HacTynHI ROHeH MHpa,
II Bee GHBBe %CyuIeCTBa Ha 3eM.le
HOrH6HyT Tar, E0TIa B HaqaIe
- BeEa EaHapcEHe ocTpOBa 6BlH
BIIepBBIe OIBpbITM eBpGTehIBaMH, ~
3eMIIM (rgaHgH) H0BegalH I'M ne
TeHIy, c0rIaGH0 ToTOpoif OcTpoBa
9TH - O0loMRH 0oaee o0mHpHoH
cTpaHH, H0rIOuIeHH0H HeRGTIa BOIL
HaMH 0EealIa B cTpanIH0M EaraBlH3
Me (ATlaHTHIa?); DIN IyMaaH, qTo
0Hn eIHHcTBeHHHe IDIH, RoI0-
Pie OCTalIicb hIiBh Ha 3eMae.
~
hdH0Ba IIpHqnHa BylRaHHqecRHX
H3BepIeHHT?
10 O0cT0aIeIbCTB0, qTo .IHHHH
By,IEaHoB Ha Bonnie B 3HaqHUeIbHoH
CreHeHH c0BIaIapT c 3oHaMH Benz
IeTpaceHnll, VITO H3BepIeHHa, no.
1o0Ho 3eNTeTpaceHHaM, cOHpoBoS :
lalofca Il0I3eMHbIM ryI0M, II qT0.
BylEaHHTecEHe H3BepHeHHa HepeI-
10 coIpoBOS4anTca coTpaCeHHeM
1lOqBbT, XOTa Il IOHa.1bHOTO XapaITe-
pa, ~ llOGa3blBaer Ha HeE0TopyO
oomHocTb IpoHcXoiBIeHHa o0eH2
R%aTeTopHli aBleHBii.
llpHqHHa 3eN1eTpaceHni RpoeTca
! QepelBHIeHHaX oIpoMHH3 mace
BHyTpH 9eMHoi RopH, BeIeICTBHe
H|apyHeHHa paBH0BecHa B Han.Ia :
cT0BaHHaX, BC,IeICTBHe H%aTa;GeHIli,
Ut 0N'IaRIeHHa II cGaTHa BHyrpeH-
HHX cIoeB LIN de OF bnauEo-zHMH-
TecFn1 upeo0pa3oBaHnil B Ely0H-
Ha1. Il HoToMy correspondence CO.
cpeIoToqeHH IpeAIyIeCTBeHH0 10
InHHTG eIBHE6B, I8.leMoB y 1acIo-
Ra1nH B 8eMHoh rope, HaHp.. no
, 1926-06-01
yKPANHCKAa NEqATb 0 nETADPE.

y6HlcTBo B IIapHGe oTHorO no
IH1epoB yEpaHHcEIx nHe9aIeI =
HHEOB" CHMOHa IleTIDpBI BB3Balo
pa3HBIe 0T3bBH II T0lEH B yRpaHH-
cROf HeqaTH B AMepHEe.
HBD-HopEcEaa yEpaHHcKaa 0olb-
meBHIIRaa Ta3eTa ,,lIl0IeHHH BH =
cTH", B HOMepe OF 27-rO Maj, 6po-
caa IIeTIIOpe yHpeE ga eTo cOO3 C
llHIcyIcEHM Il TOToBHOcTb HocTy =
HITbca qacTblo yRpaHHH B hobby
lO1bmH, He OIO0paeT, OIHaEO, y6Hd
cTBa IIeTnopH.
Hin ero (lIeTlDpM) %H3Hb, -
uHmyT ,,IlI0IeHHH BHcTH", HH
erO eMepTb, MoIeM eEa3aTb C yBe-
peHHOcTBIO, he HpeIcIaBIaIOT nHBa-
EOIO HHTepeca lii yEpaHHcEoro IA
poIa, IT pa3Be TO,IBIO liza IoIaEoB
OH MOT qTO-HH0yIb 03HaqaTb. Ito
Art, cOBepnIeHHHii cyMacmeIIHHM
ll~lBapn6apOM ocyIHr Ra&4Bi ge1o-
BeE, RaR HoIIBit, He3aBHcHM0 OF
TOTO - RaIHe y Hero 6HlH cqeTbI
C HeTIOp0i, HaE c ,|lHqHOcTbIO II
EaE C ,,nOIHTHgecEHM IeareIeM''.
COBepmeHHo HHaqe Il pa3BIrpaB :
mefea B IIapHTe TpareIHH OTHec-
zach ,,CBo00Ia' BecBMa BlHa-
Te.IbHHii B AMepHRe OpraH yRpaHH-
CRHX ..He3aIeHHHEOB".
RaI II 0%0IbTIeBHHHHe ,,lllO4eHH
BHCTH', Ta3eTa ,,He3aIeEHHE0B"
He 6e3 HapeRaHHIi BclOMIIHaeT 90
,,omH0Eax'' %IIeTIDpB, II oco0eHlIo
90 oIHoi H3 caMBx 6OIbmHX II qyB-
c%TBHTeIbHBX - c0D3e er0 c ll0,Ib-
meH.
Go cMepTbD IIeTIDpH, 8aMegaeT
,,CB0oAaT ,,yiIIe.l h Mo1Hay no5ia' :
.IyH HOc,IeIHHii eTop0HHHE yEpaHH~
cIoH opHeHTaIIHH Ha n0IBeEyIo no ?
MoIIb. Il ecIH 9THM aHTOM oyer Ha-
HeceH cNepTe.IbHbGH yIap 9To1 opHeh
TaIHH, TO 9T0 Iaate M0ateT 00.Ier-
qHTb oIHofi qacTH yRpaHHcEorO ma
p0Ia IyBeTB0 %c0;EaJeHIld 10 lI0B0Iy
9HoIo yIapa. A TaEHM EaE pa3 wa
pom, b canoe .IHn0 yBpaHHcI0I0 IA
poIa, aBlaerca IIapHGcEHH AIT no.
TONY, ITO IIeTIIopa obi BHpa3HTe :
ZEN II TIaBH6M pyE0B0IHTeIeM o0pb
OBJ |yRpaHHCE0To HapOIa 3a Ha1Ho-
Ha.1bHoe oCBo0oTJeHHe".
IaIbme .,CBO0OIa" caMBM pc =
mHTeIbHBIM o0pa3ON BBIcTyITaeT lIpo
Tub o6BHHeHHii IleTIDpH B aHTH :
, 1926-06-01
XEHCKNE KOHBEHNNN.

B HaCTOauee BpeMa HpOnCxO4aT
ABe IeHCKHe ROHBeHIHn: O4Ha B Ia
pH%e, 4pyraa B ATAaHTNK CHTM,
Hbp-4%epsM.
B IlapH%e Co6paACa Me%4YHa-
p0gHblH weHCRNR K0HTpecc, IA no
TopbIH npA6bIAn Hpe4cIaBNIeaBHH1H
OF ,eopORa HauNN. 4a%e Ma Ilep-
CAN, NH4NH " ErNnTa. XeHuAHbl
TOpaT ce6e cBoO 4opory B HOAnTh-
re, B nH4YcTpHA v IA nOAax 90 :
mecTBeHHOE geaIeAbHOCTM,
B AIAaH1HR GHfN cO6HpapIca 40.
geGaTN TbIeaq XeAuIHH. Bee Ohm
HpeacTaBaapT mHorOqNcae HHBle ReH
cRHe Ray6bI, pas6poeaHHbIe no BceM
mraTaM. 06'e4NHNBwNcb, sTH Kly-
Obi craHyT caMoE MHoronD4HOR B
mNpe %eHcRoE opraHhaauMeA C Tpe-
ma MNAHH0HaMH qAeH0B.
B sTy xeHCsYo Pe4epalAio Bxo-
mar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BECK 06ue-
cTBeHHblx G1oe8 v Tpy4a. MHOFo
weHmNH C yHNBepcHTeTcRNM O6pa =
3OBaHNeM. He MaAO PepMepm " pa
6OTHHI Ha ba6pHRax " maCTep :
cRnx. Tyr HMeDTCa npe4cTaBhTeAb-
HNnbl CaMOTO BpyGHorO RaHHTaAa,
RaR 6eAbMOHg WepmaH, a pa4oM
C HMM " pa6OTHhIbI C HaTHa4IaTbn
goHaapoBoG aa~pa6oTHOH MaToa.
WeHcRHe gGY0bI aapolHAhCb
60Abule qeTBepTH BeRa ToMY Ha3a4,
B Hbw- NOpRe. Tenepb OHM pacHAa-
eIaANCb no BEEN mTaIaM " no BCeM.
RpynHbIM r0pO4am .
0Hh %O6'e4HHeHbI B CBOH MeCTHbIe
aqeHKH, KOTOpbIe CAhBaOTCa B mTaT
, 1926-06-01
FPAx4AKCKAH BORHA B ROAbWE.

.0Hla 3acTHrHyTa ENCOURAGEMENT
llHIcyIcEoTO BpacllIoN. CMaTeHHe
B neqaTH B HepBBEe IHH OHIO IA
Rim, TO 0Ha BHaqa.Ie 0cBelIIaIa
BMeTynleHHe llHacyIcEorO 6oIee
.oTpBBOqHo n HeIlOIHo, ZEN HHo-
CTpaHHHe %areHTcTBa n Ta3eTH. llO-
9T0My B HepBHe IHH BBTcTyHleHHa
lHLHB HeMHoTHe peIaE1HH B0MeHTH-
pOBalH eo0HTHa. TaSeTM LAIN
ODeHEy BMcTyHIeHmo IIHIcyIcROTO,
lHmb C 14-TO MAJ.
,leBaa qacTb I0IbcH0i 00HIeCTBeH
HOCTH B 00.IbmHHcTBe H0IIepTHBaeT
llHIcyIcEOTo. HacTpoeHHe .IeBoif
HeTaTH 0OeB0e. B 9TOM OTH0Hle
HHH %yapaETepHOi aBIaeTca cTaTba
,,Pa60THnRa". 0cTaIBHHe ,1eBMe
ra3eTB, eCIH OH Il he 3aHalH OIL
peIeIeHH0H nO3HnHH b hobby
ll~HIcyIcEOTo, TO 30 BcaI0M ely
uae HHQopMHpoBalH o0uIecTBeH-
HocTb 0 ero BHCTynIeHnH B 6IaTo-
npHaTHOM liz HHIcyIcEoro ToHe.
Ha00op0T, ra3eTH HpaB0rO laTe-
pa ~oeyGIaDT BMcTyHIeHHa l1HIeyI-
cE0r0 II I0IqepEHBaIoT, TO, qTo
RaRI0e BBIeTyHIeHHe np0THB 9aRO-
HOB pecHy0IHHH BpeIHT MHeHHO 0
n0lBeR0M Hap0Te II r0cy4apcTBe.
llo cI0BaM lpaBBX Ta3eT IIOcIeI-
ME co0BITHa yxyImHlH MeGIyHa-
p0IHoe noI0IeHHe H0IBmR. Geo
0eHHo 9HepfHqHO %HpoTecTyeT npo.
THB HHIcyIcEoro EpaEOBeEHf
j, Vac, 1IoIgepRHBaI0IHHH, qT0 Hi y
ll~HleylcR0T0, Hi Y eTO HoIHTHqe-
cEHX II BOeHHHX cTOpOHHHR0B Her
HH oHpeIe.IeHHoH IeIH, HH np0rpaM
MIL, E0T0py0 oHH eTpeMH,IHcB OBI
.oeyneeTBHTb, IIoIBHla Mor.Ia OBI
H0hTH ,1HIIb ga TaIiHM peB0IDHH0-
HepoN, EoTopHff OBI 3apallee O6ec-
IIeqHI TO, qT0 eTo BHcTyHIeHHe 0y-
lei H0Ie3H0 liz T0cyIapcTBa. Tax
IKE 0pTaH XpncTHaHcHHX IeM0Epa
ToB ,,ToIoc HapOIa'' 3aaBIaeT, qTo
BecbNa Heqa,lbH0, ITO HMeHH0 llHI-
cyIeEKiI CIeaaIca Boa;IeM BBIcTyH-
leHHa Hp0THB npaBHTe.IbeTBa. EcIH
OBI 30 T,IaBe B0ccTaBIIHX He cT0aI
can IIHIeyIcHHii, Ho.Ib3yIOMHHca
%peHyTanHea qecTHoTo 0opIa 3a CBo-
0oIy HapOIa H rOcy4apcTBa, TO Bap-
maBcHHe co6HTHa He HpeIcTaBIaIH
OBI co6ow HHqeT0 cepbe3HOTo. HH-
HeIlHaa II0IIBTrEa H%poH3BecIH peBo-
(0EoHqaHHe Ha 3-if eTp.)
, 1926-06-01

ceMnrcEol H norpOMHOf IeaTeIb =
H0CTH.
CANON 6OlBIIOh ~TpareIHeIi Her
1IOpbI, IHlneT Ta3eTa, aBIa-
eTca TOT QaRr, qTO OH MAJ &epTBoil
MecTH ga 4eanHa, IoTOpBM OH He
TOIbEO He cnOcO6CTBOBaI, no BceMH
cB0HMH cH1aMH cTapaIca np0THBo =
IeHcTBoBaTb".
II IaIbme Ta3eTa HHmeT:
,,CTop0HHHEH pOccHiicRoii mlIe =
pm, 1apcEoIi HIN EoMHecapeEOil, c
, 1926-06-01
yHaNd B OOhOpOK 30 BpeMH
PqHr

(HTH. - Ha EoH-
BeHGHH 6elepaIHH aieHcRHx Rly :
COB, T-;Ha 9HlIIiH NIyp Hac1OIbEo
pa8TopaqH.Iacb 30 BpeMd HpoH8He :
ceHHa cB0ei PEN, qTo HoTepaIa CO.
8HaHHe H 6HIa IOcTaBIeHa B EOc-
lIHTa,Ib. CocTOaHHIo ee 8IopoBba
ne yTp0KaeT OnadHOcIH.
, 1926-06-01
HAyYH BE Sal ETkK v.

aaaX IlapoIcH3NH INSTRUMENTATION
IeaTe,lbHoGTH HpHHHMaloT XapaETep
BHe3aIHBI B3pbIBoB. cpa8y upHqH-
HaI0lIHx eMeprb, Il pa3pynleHHe.
HcDpWlecRaa EaTaeTPGqa ru0e-
IN HoMHeH, F%epEyIaHyMa H CTa-
6nH B 70 r. IIoeAe P. y, 08iiaMcHo-
Ba,aacb, H|oBHHHMeMy, 4HiIb He3Ha-
p|HTeaBIIbGM THc.I0M GepTB. b Hp0-
THBH0eTb %0mH0oqH0My MIeHHl9, pas
IeIHeMOMy MH0THMH, HaceIeHHe He
0MI0 3aGTHrHyr0 BpaGHa0X BHe3all-
uocPbB H3HepMeHHa Be3yBHa, MOTH
10 SO roIa lIoc,1c BaDIeii 9pH Be3y-
EHI eqlITa.lGa 00BIHH9BeHH0D TO
POLO; 00IbHIHHCTB0 "HateIeHHa No.
IHDHInX I0p0A0B 3aslHIbIX, 10
DGeM Bep0aTH0cIH, II0I0f0M lpa3H
ycIleI0 CBoeBpeMeIiH0 |cllacrHcB;
HGIR0lH ,IIIIlb HeMH0fHe .1DJH,
E0TopBe He N0T1II 0eTaTb, HIH III
Ia, npnXGIiIBidHe CllacaIb GBoe HAlE
nieGIBo. llH, 0HTb No1eT, Ipa0H =
rem. COIIa6H0 cBHleTelbgfBE LIN
MIA, ropa H3BepEa,ia B E6qeHHe ne
Gor9p9lo EpeMeHH gelIel, laHHIIH,
neA3} II GGpH4iBTbIe Ia3hE HpH 9TOM
qacIb ropbt %o0BalH1aeB B Nope.
ygHaB 90 H3Bep%eHlu, II.IHHHii
crapmnil (HaTypalHCT) HaIIpaBHHca
h paUoH Be8yBHa, qTo6H ORa3aTB
HoMolIB ENCOURAGEMENT IaqHH-
EdM, SHBuHM Ha 6epeIy Mopa, Il
BMecTe C TEN %Ha6IDIaTb HHTepeC-.
Hoe 8peIHnIe. TmeIHo %cHy1HHRH OF
ToBapHBa1H eTO OF qepecqyp oHac-
Hon 9EcEypcHH. HacEolbEo Mo&Ho
AyIHTB 10 UHcbMy lIIHHHa MAI
ko, cMepTb HaIypa1ucTa upo
kIa OF y%lylneHaa aIOBHTBnEH
TaE EaE 6e36H8HeHHoe reA
HaH4eHo 6es BcaroH
EaE eEo Bite
, 1926-06-01

yBelHqeHIIaa MacGa MaIMB HIIJeT
BBIXoIa Hapyasy qepe3 ByIEaH. Ha-
RoHeH, npH HIaBIeHHH II XHMHge-
eE0M p%a3I0HeHHH 9THX %00IoME0B,
M0TyT BBIe.1aTbca HepeTpeThe B0-
IanHe lIapB II ra3H, EoTopHe, 0cB0-
0oaIaacb BBepx, yDIeEaIOT BceB03-
MoatHHe pHxIBe npoIyETH: neneI,
necOR, RaMeHb II 7. II.
HO 'EaE 0%0'acHHTb. ITO Bv.lEaHB[
00pa3yDT ,IaIIb OTIelBHBe T0qIH
II .1HHHH, II upHToM ,lHInb B OIpe-
Ie1eHHHX 30HaX, a He Ha HpOTaIe-
HIT 3eMHOG n0BepXHocTH? Rap,I
lllHehIep noEa3aI, qTO 6oIee nOlo-
BIHm BECK BylEaHOB c0cpeIoTOqeHo
B ySEOH HOIOcc 3eMHoif nOBepxHo-
9TH, MeTIy 20 rpaIycoM ceBepHoH
II 20 TpaIyc0M IOatHOa mHpOTH.
c 1pyroi cTopoHM, cTaTHcTHRa
Opo4. k. 3anHep) HoEa3aIa cy-
IIecTBoBaHle HeIoTopoTo pHTMa B
Hp%oaBleHuH BylRaHHqecBoi IeaIeIb
BocTH, TO B ceBepH0M, TO B p%HoM
HolyuapHH HaIueI HIaHeTB.
HaHoHeH %HeROTopHe H~ccIeIoBa-
rein IBITaIHcb yCTaHoBHTB cBa3B
Me%Iy By1EaHH3MoM n pa3BHIHeM
eoIHeqHBx naTeH. EcIH OBI ora
cBa3b Hal1Ia Ce0e no4TBep&IeHhe,
4eaTe.lbHoCTb ByIRaH0B 0MIa OBI
1IoITBepaiIeHa IHHIHqecRlm Role
oaHHeM, cBa3aHHBM c ReeMHqecRH-
NH aBIeHHaMH.
PeIueHHe oIHocamHXeH cBIa BO-
npoc0B Tpe0yeT eIIe paIa mIaTe,IB-
HbIx HccIeIoBaHHf. OHIO HecoMHeH-
H0: By1HaHH3M - 0IHH rs MoMeH-
ToB 1H3HH 3eM1H, Oh cBIrpaI H
enc oyer HrpaTb 6oIbmyp poIB B
HcTopm HaIIeH nIaHeTBI, HoRaMecr
oHa He1orpy8HTcH B eoeToaHHe 6H-
8nqecRoH cMepTE (noIooHo .IyHe).
Ho HeTopHa 3eMIH = ,IHmb MoMeHr
BocMuqecIon HcTopHu, RoTopaa B
eBop oqepeIbi MoaeT IelcTBoBaTb
6HeHla ByTEaHH3Ma, IA eTo
Il 1aae -aosaoaHHe PIT
NIL.
%. AEAEBcBHn.
, 1926-06-01
K A A bI nEPA

B BapmaBe " nO4 hen B COAX,
Pa36HB cBOHx " B nyx " B Hpax
Cor RpOBN BAGAa HORpaeHeAa!)
T1OeT TNAcy4cRna, x~pa6pba nan,
3a8yMaB OqeHb xhTpbIh man,
qrO, 4eCRaTb m o AbCR rhHeA a
81 CKaMy BAN BCeM HaHb,
(BnlHee Ham co CT0p0Hb),
He 4aH, %HOHeqHO, $40 6O%e,
HO ROab HaqHeTe BbI OHaTb
gpyr gpYra caMN NCTpe6AaTb,
0Ha, nOwaAya, &C r NHOH MO%e!
X
KeHMACa CTapbH BeTepaH,
npeMbep-MnHHCTp w'cbe bpnaH,
HaqxaBmN Ha y%cTaAOCTb,
Envy VIZ meCIb8eCaT v naTb,
Hy KaK TyT, %6paTub, ne ~cKa3aIb,
qTO OH034aA OH ,,MaA0cTb!"
A BnpOgeM, BnpOqeM, rOcno4a,
HpN qeM TyI cO6cTBeHHO To4a?
TlycTB BAG TO He cmymaeT!
~[lACaHBe GaXe rOBopNT: ,.erf
,.BmecIHTB BIO MO@eT, IA %BmecThTl"
Tax nyCTb cTpHK ,BMeutaeF!"
~
CB0H y Herpo8 IepK0Bb ecTb
Ha Lynne = CTpNT 6oAbmyO qecTb
Nm C4eAaaa nepCOHa:
CAM n0aHIeACRNE HANNAH,
(laAego He uepKoBHbA caH)
Hm peYB Csa3aA C aMBORa. -
,,Bb, C~O6NpaaCb B aTy ceHb,
lepeTeeb TYT B BOcRpecHBH 4eHb,
TOpa 0CTeHeHHTbCa.i
" Oh, B3aMeH RpeCTa, CBOH R1O6 -
TlpOcTep HaG HMM, MOpula moo
VI CTaAN BCe.. %MOANTbCa!
6HT-b0N.
, 1926-06-01

0cyHIaeT qepH0c0TeHHeB n RpaeH0 :
C0TeHDeB, HpOBOTHpyDmHX eBpeH =
cEHe HOrpOMbI, II npHHa3MBaeT ca
MBM 6ecnonIaIHBM O0pa3OM pac :
HpaBIaTbca c HoIo6HMMH qeIOBeHO-
HeHaBIIcrHHkaMH, ~npeIaTe,IaMH n
BpaFaMH HapoIa, RoTopBe ,,IoIIHH
HaxoIHTbca Bic qepTH qeIOBeqec :
Eoro o6mecTBa''.
CBoD nepeIOByD ,,CBO6OIa" ga
EaHqABaeT CIOBaMH:
,,IoHymeHHe IA BBemero HpeI =
cTaBHTe,1a y. H. p, EaR Ia rIaB-
moro |BHHoBHHEa %eBpehcHHX HOTpO-
MOB ia yRpaHHe, aB.IaeTca HORy-
meHHeM Ha IO0pOe HMa II qecTb bee
70 yRpaHIIeEoro HapoIa. TaRoif AIR
Becb yEpaHHcRHii HapO4 IoI%eH pc
nIHreaBHo ocyIHTb".
TaRHM O0pa3OM, B OBeHEe cOBep-
meHHOro B lIapH;Re aETa cX0IaTea
MHeHHa neqaTH caMBIx pa3Hoo0pa3-
HBIX OTTeHEoB. y6HiicTBo IIeTIopB,
MOTH OBI n ga HMeBmHe MeeTo no.
TpoMB, c0BepmeHHHe he Nm .IHqHo,
0e3 BeIOMa H np0THB eTO BOIH, He
MoSer 0BrTB OnpaBIaHO HH C DpH-
I%HqecIoH, Hi C 9THqecIOH T0qIH
3peHHa.
Ec.1H IoHycTHTB, qTO Il e~BpeIcRHM
H0TpoMaM 0HIa H%pHqacTHa HeE0T0-
paa ,qaiTb EpacHeHs apMHH, 81 qeMK
HMeDTca HeOcnOpHMBe I%oRa3aTeIb-
CTBa, HcX0IaIlIHe H3 c0BeTcHHX NC
ToqHHHoB, TO ga 9T0 BpaJ-lH MOai-
Ho 0MIO Obi IedaTb OTBeTeTBeHHBMH
.TpoTHoro, BopomHIOBa H IpgrHx
pyROBogHre,IeH c~OBeTcE0TO npaIH-
Te1bcTBa, He IlpHqacTHbIx Il 9THI
1IpecTWIIeHHaM, a rem 0o.Iee y0H-
BaTb HY ga IeaHHH, Il E0T0pBM OH
He HMe.1H HHEaR0P0 0TH0meHHa.
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-04-01
NnTICR

The Belt wOmen's Club win meet
at 500 O'Clock Wednesday evening.
April 7th in the library room at the
high school building.
It is hoped that every woman who
has gone into the club viii be pres
ent at this time and that ell Of thoss
who are interested in the work Will
make a special effort to be present.
County Agent Cameron plans to
be with us for this meeting and wilt
explain the many ways the club can
be Of service III helping 10 reap great
er benefits fre1a the Extension SER
vice in this community.
Anyone interested in club work TO-
the boys and girls in this part Of the
rounty is cordially inyitcd to attend.
Committee.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-04-01
Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity

Carl Mentally spent q few days IN
Belt this week on business.
Mrs. AppIeyard who IS teaching at
Cascade visited her parents over the
week end.
Miss Villa Browning was a week
end visitor IN Great Falls.
The Guild will meet with Mrs. Cal
Sharrard Thursday afternoon April 8.
Last Friday evening, the high school
faculty entertained the basketball
boys at an elaborate banquet ana
dance.
The menu consisted Of:
Deviled Eggs Waters
Baked Ham Escoiloped potatoes Rolls
Cream Chicken in timbaIs
Fruit Salad Waters
Ice Cream Cake Coffee
The table was decorated with yell
low and white, emblematic of East
er. The favOrs were yellow baskets
Of assorted nuts and the centerpiece
was the silver basketball won by the
boys.
After the banquet the guests as
sembled in the auditorium where the
rest Of the evening was spent in dan
cling. A beautiful lattice-work Of yell
low and white divided the auditorium.
Small basket-balIs were hidden IN diff
ferent parts Of the room, and the part
ners for the first dance matched
these. For the rest Of the evening
were used. Each Of the
boys and teachers invited a guest
They all reported wonderful time.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-04-01
NOTICE OF CLAIM UNDER SEC
TI0N 2s72. r. s.. AS AMENDED
BY THE ACT OF JANUARY
"a, 1922.
serIaI Oss5ss
United States Land Office, Great
Falls, Montana. March II, 1926.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Della E. French has filed in this Of
/ flee an application under section 1872,
Revised Statutes, as amended by the
Act Of january q, 1922, for the. SWA
NWh Section %, T. 5N., r. 8 f.,
SEA NWA Section 20, T. 10 N, r. IL
E.. NEKNEA Section 70, T. Z s.. q.
Is W, sWN NEH Section %, 7. 10
s., r. II W., P. NJ, Montana.
All persons claiming the land adj
versely or desiring to show it to b.
mineral in character win be allowed
until May /, 1925. to file IN this Of
flee their objections to the issuanc't
Of patent under the aforesaid appliea-
tsOn.
W s. Bennets.
Register
Great, Falls, Montana, March n.
Notice Of the above viii be publish
ed in the Belt Valley Times for five
consecutive weeks. which hereby
designate as the newspaper published
nearest the land.
W. z. Bennett,
Register
First publication March 25.)
Last publication April 22.)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-04-01

ST. MARKS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday school 2 o'clock p. m.
First Mass o'cl1ck a. M.
High Mass 1890 \. N.
Benediction 7:3O P. NJ.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-04-01

MARCELLiNG
Second door below the Troy Laun.
dry. Jessie Sampson, Phone SOW
New Britain herald., 1926-02-15
COAL MINERS EAGERLY
 AWAIT CHANGE TO WORK
Ratification Meeting Begins Tomor. TOW And Probably Win Be
 Over By Wednesday,

Scranton. Pa. Feb. IS UP --Anx- ious 10 return 10 work after m idle ness of nearly six months, the l5S,- Qoo hard coal diggers today eagerly awaited the ratification by their tri- district convention in Scranton Of the agreement reached in Philadel- phia by officials of the United Mine Workers and representatives of the operators.
 The convention opens tomorrow and ratification is expected 10 come not later than Wednesday, bringing 10 an official end the longest and most disastrous strike in the history of the anthracite region. Twenty four hours later anthracite will be moving toward market.
 Everything is in readiness for a resumption Of operations. Large forces were put 10 work clearing up and repairing immediately after the agreement was reached Friday and today found most of the collerics in fairly good shape. Railroads rush. ed all available "empties" to the coal fields and are ready 10 do their bit toward replenishlng the long since empty anthracite bins of eager con- sumers.
 | Long lines of men and boys will answer the colliery whistles when the order 10 return 10 work is given but peak production probably will not be reached before the end Of the month,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-15
.G|LPATRIC VISITS
 HOME AND FAMILY
Tomorrow Will Face lnQuisitorS
 in Federal Court

New Haven, Conn, Feb. i5 Rl-- G. Harold Gilpatric. once popular in Connecticut political and financial circles, at an open hearing tomorrow before referee in bankruptcy is 10 stand before the creditors Of the bank wrecked by his defalcations anu answer their questions as 10 his disposition of their moneys.
 Although the former state treas urcr will ho among one-time friends only hy their voices will he be able 10 recognize them. For Gilpatric. brought 10 Connecticut 10 explain some Of his manipulations which wrecked the First National bank Of Putnam. is blind, the bullet which he intended 10 end his life when his embe22lcme ents were discovered hav- ing severed an optic nerve.
 Apparently in good health and chccrcd by the chance 10 be again in his native state after serving part of his tour;c"n year sentence in the peniten,!ary at Atlanta. Gllpatrt llt'ri'. T NN!4'AHl ulllcl diCtU NutuT- day night. He was accompanied by lone federal guard. Yesterday and today he spent at the home Of his parents. visiting with them. his wife, daughter and two sons.
 Tonight he is to be brought here and tomorrow he will face the or deal of tho open hearing which be- cause of the large number expected has bcen transferred from the rcf- erco's room to the United States dis trict court room in the federal build ing. Waiter Gilpatric. of New York. the embezzler's brother, Is looking after 'ha former bank cashiers in- torcsts, He and Receiver George NJ. Coffin, who represents the ma jority of the creditors, will be present at the hearing.
 Later Gilpatric is expected 10 be lquestioned by the special committee which the governor has appointed to ! investigate alleged claims that the states funds were used by Gilpatric l in some of his operations,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-15
WILL DEPORT ON
 WHOLESALE BASIS
Boston District Begins Drive
 With 200 Warrants Issued

Boston, Feb. IS Pt-A halt to the number of aliens illegally entering tho United States is sought in the Boston district by Commissioner John r, Johnson who Is making plans for wholesale deportations from this port.
 There are at least FOG aliens here in violation Of the immigration laws. ho says, and as an initial step to- ward their deportation 900 warrants have been obtained and are ready to be served on foreign undesirables, In addition to these there are 800 Chinese who arc residents without legal status while by July ], S4 alien convicts have been listed for release from jails in the district.
 In an appeal 10 congress for three additional inspectors for his staff and an increased financial ap- propriation Johnson declares that ii is practically impossible for his present force 10 cover the territory adequately.
 A problem that IS constantly De- coming more serious is that of keep ing deserting seamen out.
 Since the passage of the quota re- strictive laws. foreigners are adopt ing the practice Of enlisting as members Of crews of merchant ships only 10 quit them when the vessels | touch United States shores.
 Stowaways constitute another large source of influx and immigration Authorities are anxious for Il larger staff in order to give all boats. but particularly those from South Amer lea, the Far East. the Mediterranean. Cuba and Mexico. a thorough search. Johnson also Is in favor of a stricter check on aliens admitted as visitors. He believes that because of the looseness of the check that Is maintained on visiting aliens, large numbers are enabled 10 become per manent residents through inability to maintain sufficient staffs 10 keep In touch with those who are admit lied.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-15
School of Forestry at
 Yale to Award Prizes

New Haven. Conn. Feb. IS Upl-- Yale university's school of forestry has received an anonymous gift of $50 to be used in prizes for the work Of highest quality in field surJ rcying at the summer camp of the school near Milford, Pa. There will be two prizes, the first of s85. and the second Of s15. The award is to be based on excellence ot work in the field. recitation and eXamina- 1 ton.
 The tract of forest land used by the school Of forestry for its sum mer camp Is a part Of the pinchot estate and Of the original sift Of Jcr $ ". Pinchot, Mary F, Pinchot, | Clifford Pinchot and Amos R. r. 1 Piuchot for the establishment of the school of forestry in 1900.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-15

sideration the adyisahility of issuing a statement on behalf of the Rog- CTS family.