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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-11

A continued good volume Of bust
ness is indicated. but with restricted
profit margins and slow collections.
A moderate recession. partly seasonal.
is under way. A further slight de-
cline appears probable. The current
strength In stock prices affords an
opportunity for liquidation OF specu-
lative holdings. - United Business
Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Girls Middies, $1.85

Were So. 8 Middies in tan
pongette; brown braid trim
med; sizes Is and 20.
10 Middies. In cadet blue and
white; white braid trimmed; sizes
-, 20 and %. Were az
3 Costume Slips. in navy and
black. shoulder-strap style: sizes
s s. and ea ls y sar Were $1.85
8 pairs Boomers. in colored
sateen: sizes u and 8 years. 2Sc
We're Sl.25 pair, now. =. Wv
~ pairs, Boomers. in cadet blue
and black; band top; sizes
Il and 16 years. Were OK.
Sl.50 pair, now. ... Wv
8 pairs Gym Boomers, in black
sateen: sizes 3, 10 and
~ years. Were S1.75 Ct az
PAIR, now .-.......... Y>+S~
2 pairs. Black Serge Gym Bloom
ers. sizes 8 and 70
years. Were S4.5O pair. ca *
now p~>~
2 White Jean Skirts, plated on
Be body :: size 6 years. Were S115
2 Khaki Camp Suits, made with
short sleeves: bloomer style; size
a. IA years; Were s2.95 S1.b5
10 Gowns. in voile and cambria:
high neck and long sleeves or low
neck and sleeveless: sizes 8. 10.
IA, 1s- Were sl.5o each, 95c
5 One.piece Crepe Pajamas: sizes
$50 So a1d ea ls y sav Were $1.95
8 one-piece Pajamas, in plain COL
ored madras: sizes 8 and
ID years. Were S2.25, Ct *
now P)<C0
8 pairs Paiamas, two-piece styles.
of colored cambria and wolfe: sizes
8. 10 and 10. We're 81 Ok
S1.95 pair, now. ...... p>~ZO
8 !Overblouses. in white and corn
colored cotton alpaca: in the lot
are sizes : 8. 16 and IS. X1o5
Were So each, now. pL</O
2 Jersey Silk Combinations, In
flesh only; size 8 years. @ OK
Were $3.50 each. now. p[~/S
3 Handmade Body Waists, in
size 8 years. Were So Ct EO
each. now 49,. &><~S
trimmed. built-up shoulders: sizes
8 and 10 years. Were $3.50 &E
each. now 40
3 pairs Pajamas. In jersey silk:
sizes and years. q OK
Were SO pair, now. YO</~
4 White Batiste Combinations.
made with three lace-trimmed ruff
fes to take place of slip: sizes
10 and IL years. Were 80 OK
$3.50 each. now. ..... 4%s/~
2 pairs Handmade Drawers.
knicker style: size IL Ct az
years. Were So pair. now p|>S|
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Girls Shoes, $3.75

We're SO wRS ar R Il pairs ep hi Esce
Shoes: sizes II, IS. 1sh; IL II
A i IN i. Il Isn 12 Z and ds is i5 ! b. l.
15 pairs Girls Patent Lace
Shoes, dull kid top; sizes IL
12h. IS. 13n. l A: IL y, Il
l21a, 10 B. Were $3.50 g *
pair. now
IL pairs Youths' Tan High Shoes;
sizes II 13h.. l. u B; IL
12h. Q C. We're So pair. 81 *
pairs Boys Brown .Calfskin
BE, on G. 4. An. B d. 81 *
Were $3.50 pair. now. ~
2 pairs Boys Black Side.leather
shoes; sizes B, Oh. "a *
Were 81 pair. now. -. &S"~
Boys and Youths High
Shoes greatly reduced, "a *
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Glove Silk
Step-Ins. $1.o5

We're S2.95 pair. 20 pairs Glove
silk Step-in Drawers: flesh anu
peach: sizes 8. 8. 8.
% Swiss Knit Silk Vests. colors.
white and pink; sizes and $:
I Were So. sos and $3.50 $1.35
16 Glove Silk Operator Vests.
white only; sizes 40
and AZ. Were $3.50 q OK
zach. now
Knit Silk Comhina-
tons, flesh. Were S7.oo; NS 6
q Gloye Silk Union Suits, white
only; size -: Were S1o5
$3.50 and $500: now. p%~/~
a Handmade Slips. made with
huilt-Ip shoulder and narrow ruff
fie around skirt: sizes 8 and 10
years. Were $500 each. 80 IN
a Colored Wolfe Vests. strap
shoulders; size 10 and Is. 2Sr
Were SI.50 each. now. Wv
Silk Underwear Section. Third
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Wonen's Silk
Umbrellas, 1926

Were SIS each. 40 Womens %
inch Colored Silk Umbrellas. as
sorted handles. finished with silk
cn-i lOn0r 49, 'a4tNo- t'1as,c-s,
colors. green. brown: navy. purple
ai.u rcd.
10 Women's Colored and Black
Silk Umbrellas: handles of Amber
tone, finished with silk cord
loop. Were So each, ca Ak
no"
g women's Colored Silk UNI
brellas with eithe- fancy or snlf-
colored borders: colors are brown.
green. purp4e and Liue; attractive
h handles SOW Were So So.45
Women's Colored Silk I'm
hrellas. with Amhertone handles.
tips and ferrules; colors are green
anu red. We're @6 each, 81 Ak
now
Is Mems Tape Edge Piece-dyed
Cloth Umbrellas. with assorted
wood and silver trimmed handles.
A mixture of silk and cotton.
Handles slightly marred. ca OK
Were $3.50 each. now Y~%/~
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Mante1 Mirrors
$5.75: Were SITS

5 Mantel Mirrors. silver and gold
finish frames. In three sections
with the ends mitered; approx
mate size, 14x47 inches. Slightly
imperfect
2 Console Mirrors. ] silver and ]
gold finish, approximate size
14x2S inches. $3.50 each: were
S4.65.
Mirror Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Golf Clubs, $3.50
Were 81

Wood and Iron Clubs re-
duced for Fridays sale.
These clubs are all right in
every respect, but we want
to clear up stock.
80 Wood Clubs, consisting of
Drivers, Bra s S lie and
Spoons.
q Iron Clubs, consisting of
Washes, Mashie Niblicks.
Niblicks and two or three
Putters and Midirons.
Sporting Good Section. Second
door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Infants
Paiamas, CSC

Were 50 pair. 13 pairs Canton
Flannel One-piece Pajamas: sizes
i, 2, 4 years.
6 Children's WOODEN Sweaters.
shopworn: small sizes. Ct OK
Were So and $3.50. now p>|~
8 pairs silk Pongee Creepers'
shocking and ruffled col
lars: Were So pair, S3.95
3 pairs Children's Rompers. with
white waists. colored pants. Were
$3.50 and $3.50 pair, OSr
now ~
6 Baby Silk Bonnets, slightly soil
ed: blue and white. Were 96r
S1.95 each, now. .......
10 pairs Rubber Pants. shop
worn. Were SOC to S1.25 10r
4 Washable Rubber Crib
Sheets. Were So each, 81 OK
now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Drapery Fabrics
IS to 10 Less
Former Prices

A large collection of accumula-
tons and short lengths of Drapery
Fabrics, ranging from l to D
yards to the piece. Voiles. Mar
quisettes. Nets. Rayons. Swiss
Silks and other fabrics.
Also suitable materials for slip
covers and many other uses. such
as Cretonnes, Heavy Denims.
Reps, Popuns, Terry Cloth-manv
colors and patterns. in a variety
of short lengths. All marked N
to y less than former prices.
Drapery Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Junior Misses
Dresses. $40

Were Sl5 each. Junior Misses.
velvet skirts and satin over
blouses: colors. brown. black and
red and black: sizes l 5 and II.
. Junior Sports Coats with fur
collars and cuffs: colors. blue and
f f5 we sizs $50 "a 3 ea ana noo1o
now ~ o'' eaen' SZZ.5O
] Girls, Tub Silk Dresses. in as
sorted styles and colors; sizes X.
i 10 and DOL II. We're S. Slo5
= Girls Tub Dresses of linen and
fancy .ginghams: sizes 8. 10 ana
now no; Were $3.50 each; S4.95
J. Girls Tub Dresses of linen.
iractiYe. styles; sizes &. 10 and
- az We're $3.50 anu 81 OK
$3.50. now ......... p>s/O
Girls Party Dresses Of taffeta.
attractive styles and colors: sizes
!. and 10. Were CdOE
Sl2.5O and SO: now. pf./0
Junior Misses Navajo Sets.
consisting Of Coat and Hat TO
W were So sizes 6s 10 10, and ID a.. $3.50
Junior Misses Brown Sport Goats
silk lined; size II. '''
Were $3.50 and S49.5o coo
Junior. Miss Gray Sport Coat
with mole fur collar. gray and
red plaid flannel lining; c9S
size II. Was $50 30 now DZO
1 Junior Miss Brown s,rock'.
anne : Hair sport Co4t- ,r,.,lf, dc
chine lined: size II. Was coz
S4Q5O; now pZO
4 Junior Misses silk Dresses in
Hght shades, with short sleeves.
s siIss 10 an. ana ~. We're 81 OK
: Junior. Misses Flannel spor,
stvles SIN In one and two piece
now .-.t, 1875
junior Miss Yellow Lace and
dance or afternoon wear: o.
size Is. Was $1,000: now Do
Junior Miss Printed Creme ds
ohine Dress. In attractive colors
o. req, black and white: made in
Was s s. ioe' ns ssze ls' $8.95
Ey Junior Misses Green Georrette
lace and ribbon: sizes is '"
and II. Were SEQ so &<r
each: now .........' Sl5
l Junior Miss Cream Fu-
nroidered Lace-over-green Cranc
&c Chine Evening Dress. made in
si!rHght line with fare bottom:
now now - .:.. was s4e:So; $3.50
Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
$50 Remnants IN
Wash Dress Goods
Lengths of ~ to 3 yds.

32-inch David and John Anderson
Bingham. Was S1.25 yard 81
now -
32-inch Dress Bingham. A6r
Was 5Sc yard: now.
32-inch Dress Bingham. S0r
Was 3Sc yard: now. 49,.
s2-inch h. Zephyr ply I Prints, 40c
36-inch Percale (best quail 16r
ity). Was soc yard: now
36-inch Outing Flannel. )6r
Was 30c yard; now. .....
e7-inch Outing Flannel. fSr
Was zoe yard: now. $3.50.
36-inch Cotton Canton h0r
Creme. Was T5c yard now. wv
Cotton Dress Goods. Second moor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Plaid Steamer Rugs
SIS Each; Were $3.50

Just 10 of these Imported 90cs
Wool Steamer Rugs. in look
ing red and green plaids, with
fringed edges. A splendid buy al
this price.
Travelling Goods Section. Second
floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07

Wonen's Silk Hose
81 and $3.50
Were 81 and So pair. 80 pairs
Women's Fancy All-silk Hose,
black with hand-embroidered clox
or lace openwork: broken sizes.
SO pairs. Yomep's Imported yass-
%nard Woven Plaid Sports Hose:
sizes TO 1 on. Great $50
80 pairs women's Cashmere al1Tr sp a or
Silk-and wool Hose; broken as
80 pairs Women's OUTSIDE Brown
MerceriZed Isle Hose:
broken sizes. We're S1.10 60c
pair, now
Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Mems Oxfords, $6.75 Pair; Were $40

20 pairs Mems Black and Tan Calf
skin Oxfords, wide toe, rubber heels !;
sizes in combined lot as follows: B, OF,
Mems shoe Section. Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Home Frocks, $1.95
Were $2.95 to $7.95

"a Home Frocks of excellent
quality tissue and checked
gi 6 h m and voiles.
. Straightline models with ad-
Unstable belt; a good assert
ment of colors.
IL One-piece Dresses, of tub
silk or balbriggan; striped
and trimmed in contrast
ing colors. Were d or
$40 each; now. T~>/~
Home Frock Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07

About 20 pairs of Odd Curtains
in this group. variety OF styles.
each pair different; slightly soiled
and unused. All reduced 10 II
and less than Il. regular prices.
Odd lots of Curtains, such as
Wolfe Rayon Net Cotored
Madras. Swiss Points and other
Nets, IN quantities of l TO 3 pairs.
All subject to slight mussing or
soiling; "a to " less than
formerly.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Women's Gloves. $225

" O11len S Gloves, WIS
Were $3.50 pair. OF na,rs
Wonen's 12-button Glaze Gloves.
sizes q, 6A and II.
80 PAIRS Women's Strap Wrist Kid
gloves; sizes 6& and
now ~ were $3.50 pair $50
90 pairs wonien's Fancy Cuff
Glaze Gloves: sizes ; ~, 5G. 6s.
paG now S; Were $3.50 $2.25
20 pairs Women's 2-clasp Glaze
GloVes: sizes and TX. C.
Were $3.50 pair. now. ~
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Women's Negligees
Reduced

Blue COrduroy RoDes. sIs LUZ
PAID Dad1sd now Were 800 $4.95,
] Blue Corduroy Robe.
slightly faded. Was So; 81 OK
q silk NegliCees black crepe de
chine trimmed with attractive
plaid satin and peach crepe de
s ships Sos w ssss. S D1a sls S8.95
2 Figured Cotton Crepe
Kimonos. Were 50. 81 Ok
each. now ...........
4 Embroidered Japanese Crepe
Kimonos. in pink only. 81 OK
Were 81 each: now.
Negligee Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Suits Greatly Reduced
$28 $34 $38 $48

$38-One and Two Trousers Suits, Eng
lish One-Trousers and Four-Piece Suits.
S48-Our finest Suits, including I'M
ported Fabrics, Hand Tailored. Domes
tic One-Trousers Suits, Four-Piece
Suits, English Three and Four Piece
Suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Friday-The First Remnant Day Of the New Year

An Economy Event of the Utmost Importance
number of the Friday shoppers will find
more and doubtless interesting because where
small ADVERTISE the coepondng
large.
Remnant Merchandise returnable exchangeabe;
C O. APPROVAL mail phone orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
Housewares Reduced
(Slightly Damaged OF
Shopworn)

\oiSAAe1y AoiiIdSSO OIL
Shopworn)
l White Enameled Fiber Bath
room Hamper. large size.
s sSr7sr ns 9 n pc. Was 1895
2 White Enameled Fiber Bath
room Hampers. large size. square
each g a p now e: were s7,7' S3.95
.. Portable Bath Showers. com
plete with c ur ain 5. CS OK
We're 1913 each; now PO>/O
2 White Enameled Kitchen Fold
ing Step-stools. We're cor
$3.50 each. now. ..... pl")
2 White Enameled Kitchen
chairs. Were $3.50 81 S0
each; now ......... Wv
9 Natural finished Kitchen Fold
ing s'e poM Were sl,25 sc
2 White Enameled Bathroom
Stools with rubber tips. %fs7S
Were $3.50 each now. 4l./O
Wizard Wall busters with D
foot handles. Were So az.
each; now ........... Nv
Large Size New Perfection Oven
with glass door. Was CAoS
SS.2o: now .......... pf</J
l Rochester Copper-bottom Wash
Boiler; No. size. Was Cf IL
So.oO; now %>s/)
z Rochester Copper.bottom Wash
50 s' each: NC now SIZE. were $3.50
1 Infants white En-
ameled Scale. Was rAor
S9.oO: now ...-.. pf>/O
1 Health o-Meter Bath
room Scale. Was S15; 60 or
now Y/>/1
l White Enameled Pastry Table
WI, win 5o,incn porcelain Xf0 50
1 White EnameIed "Lafiat" Porce-
lain-top Kitchen Table with large
s si1tG IN now h es: Was $6.95
] White Enameled ."Lafiat" Porce-
lain-top Kitchen Table: size of
TOP lsx24 inches. Was "a OK
Quality All-porcelain Three
door Style, Refrigerator. 100
pou n d S ice capacity. &f0O
Was S195: now No.. PIOO
White Enameled ''Lafiat" Porce-
lain-top Kitchen Table with
bread box drawer cutlery drawer,
pastry board and meat
board. Was S20.5o: GA EO
now >SS~S
Unfinished Radio Table with
large drawer and shelf for O.
batteries. Was So: now. pO
2 White Enameled Folding Step
stools, "a inches high Ct or
Were $3.75 each: now 4b./O
10 Decorated Metal Scrap Bas-
kets. Were 65c each; az.
now ............. Wv
! Braided Straw Work
Basket on stand. Was cor
/ White Enameled Sauare-shanc
Clothes Hamper: medium c. or
size. Was SIS: now. pZ./O
Large Size Round Willow
s slosses nova Hamper. Was S2.75
2 Babies Braided Straw Toilet
Baskets on stand. Were O. or
$1,000 each: now. -. p\"O
500 rolls Good Quality Toilet Tis-
sue: 1000 sheet rolls. on.
Special. dozen rolls. ..... w
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
The Annual Clearance of
Mems Suits and Overcoats

Now the Woodward Lotrop Tailored Suits
and As hundreds clothes that
remarkable resemblance
ban all the conventional and Buy
clothes reduction kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07

Were So each: now p[s1o
Amber Parchment Bed 81
Lamps. Were So each; now ~
> Silk and Georgette Bed Lamps.
L rose lined with rose, l sand
lined with rose. Were c. IN
$3.50 each: now. .. pLs1O
= Rose Silk Boudoir
Shades. Were Sd each; Ct IN
now p>>~S
l 12-inch Oval Decorated Parch-
ment Shade. Was $3.50: c.
no" ~
. Decorated Parchment Bridge
shades. Were 81 each; 7Er
/ Decorated Parchment
Bridge Shade. Was $3.50: c.
no" w
| Walnut and Gold Electric
Bridge Portable. Was Go SO
SO: now -.... pbL<1O
Black and Gold Electric Bridge
Portable. Was $3.50; 60 S0
Ho"- pS<~S
! Electric Marble Table
i m D. Was S35; CT IN
HoN w wv
Electric Vase Boudoir Port
ables. We're So each; Ct IN
NJ" ~$&~S
9 Pigskin Effect Bridge
Shades. Were 75c each; a.
no" ..... Nv
Lamp Section Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07

$2S-Domestic Overcoats and Imported
English Overcoats.
S34-Finer Imported English and Do
mestic Overcoats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07

$38-Our most popular Overcoats,
American fabrics.
$48-Domestic Overcoats and Over
coats of English fabrics, hand tailored
in America
The Washington times., 1926-08-25
n A Y Y ORDERS
REG|VEN

Capt. Donald C. Bingham. U. S.
N. who is on duty in Washington
with the Navy Department, has
been ordered to the next class of
the Army War College, at Wash
ington Barracks, and Capt. Edward
T. Constine, from the receiving ship
at San Francisco to take charge of
the recruiting bureau in New York
city.
The following shifts are an
nounced:
Comdrs. Francis NJ. Robinson, to
command the Z. S. S. Mercy Jules
James, to the Z. S. S. Florida, as
navigator; John. p. Miller, to duty
as executive officer Of the u. S. s.
Whitney, relieving Lieut.. Comdr.
Frank n. Eklund; John W. Haines,
to recruiting duty in Philadelphia.
and Edmund s. Root, to duty In
charge of the branch photographs
office at Seattle.
Comdr. Halsey Powell is ordered
10 duty in Washington with the
Navy Department in the naval re-
serve division Of the Bureau Of
Navigation. He will become a cap
tain in the navy in October.
John C. Mccain goes to duty as
executive officer of the New Mexico.
Fred F. Rogers to command the
u. S.. S. Sirius. and Arthur w.
Stears to duty in Washington with
the naval reserve division of the
Bureau Of Navigation of the Navy
Department.
Lieut.. Comdr. William II. Stiles,
jr., will command the u. S. S. Viii
liam Jones.
The Washington times., 1926-08-25

Kick (passins baseball gGnls) 3
What's the score?
Fielder: SebeHteen t nOthin.
other side.
Kick: Losing, eh?
Fielder: No s0r! Amt been
up T. bat yet!
Harry Cohen, of 40 colum-
bia Rd., who must have been
out to see the Griffmen play,
swings fast to the dollar bill
today. Who'll wrestle with
humor for a bone" tomorrow?
The Washington times., 1926-08-25
MAN BROWNS IN
AUTO.PLUNGE
BY international News Service

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Hurtl1ng
over bridge into Is feet of water,
while speeding his automobile at SO
miles an hour, Richard C. McCleary,
26, was drowned today.
William Rea, %, who was in the
car with McCleary, was rescued by
police.
Police are investigating the pos
sibility of McCleary's having been
shot before losing control OF his
car. A minute before the accident,
police near the bridge heard shot
fired from inside the car, they said.
No bullet wound was found in
McCleary's body when it was re-
covered, however.
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"a HpHIl1e,l, qTo6H HH8BecTH
oroHb Ha 3eMID, Il zero IKE XoTn
re, Eorla yHe ropnT! a llpHlleI,
qTo0 pacTopfHyTb coO3 MeEIy CHI
HON II 0rIIo4 ero, MeH4y IoqepBI0
Il MarepbD &c, qTo0M qeIOBeR 0po
CHI bee Il lHeI ga MHod...
Oco6eHHHd die HclIyT oXBaTHI
HX, EorIa, BH4a D0cTopr, EaE0ll
Ohm BblpaEaIH Jpn BH1e %BeIuqecT
BeHH0IO 34aHHa XpaMa, OH cita
3aI:
-haMHa Ha EaMHe He 0cTaHeT
ca OF HeT0... - 3acTaBlaa Tx ny
MaTb, VITO $40 OH cBepnlHT 9T0 re-
10 pa3pylHeHHa.
RoTIa axe Ohm 3 HcIIyre cIlpo
cHIH, B EaEde BpeMa 9T0 cDepHHr
ca, OH pa3BepHyI HepeI HX rIa
3aMII cTpaIIHBe HapTHHbI, B E0T0
pix e'lBlllalGa rpoXoT 0HrB, rpoM
c0TpacaIomeHca BENIN, BHXpH, no
iEapbI II RpoBaBble %upH8HaRH oatH
IaeMbIX IIpecIeI0BaHHll.
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Bac II 0yIeTe ReH2BHIHMH BceMH
70 NM Noe. IIpeTepHeBnInii axe 10
KQHua e%HaceTca, Il yBH4uTe MeHa,
, 1926-10-06

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THO ynopHoe conpoTIBleHHe co
cTopoHn BaTHRaHcRHX BepX0B.
0xpaHaeT many 'cneHHaIbHaa no
qeTHaa oTpa%a, cocT0aIUaa lib
lHBeiiUapDeB (HecE0lbRO mef1apc
RHx Ce.IeHHn ToIbEo II 3aHHMaDTca
uoCTaH0BE0I peEpyT0B 4Ia' IIaIlcR0h
apMHH), OIeTBX B T0cTI0MBT, He H3
MeHHBmHXca c TEX BpeMeH, RoF4a
9cBH3 4.Ia HHX p~Hc0BaIca MHRe'lb
AHI%eIo. 9TO HapyGHaa cTpa&a,
OXpaHaI0maa B0p0Ta naIIcRHX 4Bop
u0B. A BHyTpH 1B0p1a = lbIIlHBe
cpeIHeBeEoBBe 0epeTH, mIIarH, qyl
Ri IaMeprepOB, 3aEoBaHHbIe B ma
TH rBapIeh1H, Bep0yeMbIX Ha aHaT
HBx pHMcEHx ceMeh.
, 1926-10-06
4OM KPACHoN NJ

kahllaHHH no c6opy cpeIcTB Ha
HocTpohRy IONA RpacHoii apMHH
HMeHH bpyH8e MET oqeBH1Ho Becb
Ma Tyro. "HpacHaa 3Be88a" era
BIT Ha Bill HoIHTopraHaM, qTo ira
MHaHHa RocHylaeb He BECK EaTeTo
phi BoeHHo : eIyTaIBHx."
Heo6xoIHMo "ycHIHTB HoEy.IapH
aaHHp aaIaq HeHTpaIbHoro IONA
HMeHH 6pyHae" II" HpuHaTb nee
MepH Il yBeIHqeHHD cpeIcTB Ha
ero HocTpohRy." B EoHHe cEpoMHo
oTMe'iaeTca, ITO, E0HeqHo, EcaEoTo
pola 0%rFHcIeHHa "IolRlH HpoHa-
BoIHrbca HcEIDqHTeIbHo va Io0p0
B0lbIlBIX HaqaIaX."
, 1926-10-06

/ IpHX04aIIeT0 B MoTyIIecTBe II cha
BE. h0T4a IKE yc,lBlIHHTe 90 9THX
B0llHaX Il cMyTaX - He 00HTecb,
100 9To IoIiiH0 0mTb. Ho 9To euIe
He R0HeU: %B0ccraHeT Hap0I up0THB
Iiap0Ia Il DapcTB0 np0THB 1apcT
"a, Il .Il0IH HaI0H;aT Ha Bac pyRH,
II 0y1yf llpecHeI0BaTb Bac, npeIa
BaTb b CHHaT0TH Il cyIHIHIIa II
npeI 1%paBHTe1aMH II HapdMH H0cTa
PIT Bac, H0 s. BloHy B vera BaIIH
MyIp0cTb, Hp0THB E0Top0H He cM0-
TyT ycT0aTb Bee H%poTHBHHRH BaIHH.
Ii npeIacT 0paT 0paTa Ha eMepTb,
II 0TeU cblaa, II B0ceTaHyT 4eFH Ha
p0IHTeIeH, Il yMepTBaT |HeRoTopBIx
H3 Bac; H 0yIeTe BceMH HeHaBHIH
Nib, H0 Hi 0IHH B0I0c C T0I0BbI
BaHle1 He ynaIeT. B %TepHeHHH H
oo4p0e1H XpaHHTe 4ynH BAUM. A
E0T1a HaqHyr TB0pHTbca Iela, OF
-EoTopHX ,lloIH 6yIyT HeHeHerb b
cTpaXe II oTH4aHHH, BsHpaiiTe, 10
IMMaa r.IaBH BalIH, moo, 3aaqHT,
0.IH3HTca %llapcTBHe~. II MYTH 90
peTeTe B MHpe, HoRepbTe Il no
RopD NIP.
IL B TO BpeMa, RaR Bee ygeHHHH
TpeHeTa1H, EaE IHcTba, BHHMaa
9TM cl0BaM, c0BepmeHH0 HHbe ny
BcTBa %HcIIBITbIBaI HyIa. CepIHe
eTo He 8HaIo cTpaxa, HaHpoTHB,
B TpyIH eTo BeRHIIa,I uoqTH IN
EHH nopHB, HosIpn ero pa8IyBa-
.lHcb, ToqHo envy qyalacb EpoBb