davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-30

He TO HIRAM 0erIeHOB B LIMA
TO c~IeIOBaIa %eHa KOBeHOTO, w
The EOTOpOii HO4cRa3aIo, qTO HapO
TRa 10 HpH6HTHH B qHRaro nOce-
TIT T.IaBHyD H0qToByD ROHTOpy,
RE OHa, BoopyIHBmHcB aOHTHEoM,
Ho1RHIaIa 6eTIeH0B.
C.IyqHIOcB TAR, RaE OHa HpeI-
uoIaraIa: "HoBO6paqHHe" aBH-
.1HcB B nourOByIo EoHTopy, H 9Iecb
HaTEHy.1Hcb Ha HeOIH4aHHHfI cop
npns - T-;Ry HoBeHyO, EoTopaa,
;aH acTpe6, BHHIacB o6eHMH py-
HaMH B cBOIo cOHepHHIy Il HoBaIH
ia ee HaHoI. 1ocTa;Aocb TaETe nee
Ro.IbEo y4apoB 9OHTHKoM II OIaro-
BepHOMy.
ReHcEHf IpHE H HHcE HpHB-
aeE BHIlMaHHe HoIHneHcEOro, EoTO
phi Bcex TpoHx apecroBa:1 B Ho'HH
uehcRoM yqacrEe H 6B11H BHacHe-
Hu Bee HoIpo6HocTH oToff ceMell-
HOt TpareIHH.
y KoBeHOro B HbD Hoppe oc
ra.Hacb MaIeHbRaa 4oqypEa. On co
r.1acHIca OcTaBHTb B HoROe c0OIa
sHeHHyp Bo8IO6IeHHyD Il BepHyTb
ca B HbO HOpE TO4 EoHBOeM cBo-
eli 3aEoHHoH cyHpyrH
, 1926-08-30
yHpa34HaEOT MOHOHOINFO BHem
He'll TopToB1N

M0CHBA. = Ito IeRpeTy CTa-
!HHHa o6pa9oBaHa c"HeIIHa.IBHaa 10
MHccHa 4.Ia BHpa6OTEH mOrpaM=
MH yHpa3IHeHHa MOHOHOIHH BHem
HeH TOprOBIH B COB. HOccHH.
B TO BpeMa, RaE co BpeMeHH
H9na B P0ccHH pa3BHBaeTca qacT-
Haa TopTOBIa, COB HpaBHTeIbcTBO
ge xOTe.Io BnnycRaTB H3 cBOHx
pyE BHemHeH TopTOBIH C IpyTHMH
HHocTpaHHBIMH rocy4apcTBaMH. HO
IaE OEa3aIOcB H0cIe HpOH3BeIeH-
Hon peBH3HH 3aTpaHHqHBX T0prH-
peIcTB, HOcIeIHHe Bee BpeMa Top
ToBaIH C 6OIbmHM y0BTR0M lis
RasHH.
II B IeIe T0prOBIH c 3aTpaHH-
IeH~c0B. qHH0BHHRH OHa3aIHcb He
, 1926-08-30
nPNE34 nO5E4N-
TEnbHNlb|
KAHAnA

HbD H0PK. = CDIa HpH-
6HIa TepTpyIa 9IepIe, nepeH,HBB
MAJ aHrIHfCRHi RaHaI. HbD No.
pE BcTpeTHI ee C Be.IHqaGlmHMH ITO
TecTaMH. or HpHcTaHH II 40 AM
cTepIaM abe, RE HHBeT H00e4HTe
.IbHHIa RaHaIa, bee yIHIIH 0HAH
8aHpy%eHH npHBeTcTBoBaBmHM ee
HapoIOM,
9IepIe 6BIa npHHaTa Nippon
ropoIa II IoMHTeTOM rpaTIaH B CH
TIL Ton, KaR HOqeTHBi TOcTb.
01Ha Ta3eTa B HOIap0E HpelI0
8HecIa eli gOpoTOii aBToMo6HIb
Hpe3HIeHT HyIHII npHcIaI Ell
npHBeTcTBeHHyO TeIeTpaMMy.
IeBymEy 3a6pacBIBaIoT HpeI'Io
1eHHaMH "pyRH II cep4Ha" BHroI
HHe IeHHxH.
OTeI repoHHH HeMeH-Mac-
HHE
, 1926-08-30
"y1NuHOE CAM0ynPABlEH-
HIVE

Hon 9THM 3aTo.IoBEOM TH9IHc
cEaa raaeTa "MapTaEOq" (1S. 81
paccEa3HBaeT cIe4yDmee:
"Ha yIHIe TyIoBHqa HaXOIHTca
70 TpyIoBaa mEo.Ia. Bot y&e nee
RoIBEo MecaIeB, EaH TAM yIHqHHe
Ma1BqHmEH, qHcIOM 81, OcTaHaB=
aHBaDT yqeHHEOB mEoIH Il Tpe0y
lot C HHX TO TpH IOH. ga cBO0o4-
HHi npoHycE B mRoIy.
9th yIHqHHe MaIbqHRH 0Opa-
soBa.IH Tar Ha3BIBaeMOe yIHqHoe
"caMogHpaBleHHe." Ohm BaHcEHBa
lot 9TH EoHeiRH c yqeHHEoB, BDt!a
lot cOOTBeTcTByOnIHe yIocT0Bepe-
HHa. a OTHa3aBmHXca HIaTHTb H0I
BepTaDT %h36HeHHIO, Hill 0T0EpaEGT
Y HHX 3aBTpaIH, HapaHIauH II RHIl
i'll.
IIIHOTBHOe HaTaIJi TD0 HeoIH0-
rraTHo o6pamaIo|b 10 oToMy no
Ro4y IL HapnpocOTIeIyTopHcHoIRo-
Ma II HpOcHIO TpHHaTb MepH Hpo-
rnB ororo y1HqHoro "%caMoyHpaBIe
Hna"', Ho II 10 cHX mop 9TH O0pa-
meHHa ocraBa.lHcB 6eSpe3yIbTaTHH
, 1926-08-30

1IaTb %cEyqaBmyD TeHy. B OHIO III
TaHH XII0CemeHHiI BbIlIIIcaBmHllca
He0GHIaHHo lib TOcnHTaIa lI,DE SO
cTa.1 H|eHaBHcTH0rO 6Opaepa y Te
HM. MyTa 0XBaTnIa 6e3yMHaa
ap0cTb II OH b %HpHHaIHe 0emeH-
cTBa HaqaI cTpe.iaTb B ReHy II 90
pIepa. Oh paHHI TeHy B pyEy II
TpyIb, Il BcaIHI IBe HyIH B GILL
Hy |y0eraBmerO 6OpIepa.
PacHpaBHBIHHcb c 0OpIepOM II
TeH0ll, lDE 3aHepca B H0MHaTe II
;lpOH3Be.I BHcTpeI B POT, y6HB ce
Oh HaHOBa.I. BOpIep II SieHa B TO
cHHTaIe. IIOl0TeHHe Tx npH3HaHO
%cepbe3HbM
, 1926-08-30
"MEHbuE TOB0PHTE," II
BOPNT KP"NuHAMyPTH

YHHAT0. = I%IpH6BIBHIEA CO
IA E%H4yccEHii 5naMHH KpHuhaMyp
TIL coBeTyeT BO3IepTHBaTBca OF
M"H0T0CIOBHa:
"HHEoTIa, rOBOpHr OH, he cTpe
MHTecb 6%IecHyTb cO6oii, H1H Eaaa-
TBca My4pe1OM; Bo3IepHHBaiiTecb
OF aie.IaHHa rOBOpHTb. XOpOmO Ma
10 T0BOpHTB, a eIIe .IyqnIe cOBceM
MoHqaTb, II TOBOpHTb pa3Be ToIbEo
ToTIa, EOTIa BHO,IHe yBepeH, UTO
TO, o TeN 6yIemb TOBOpHTB, aBIa-
eTca BepHBM, 4O6pbM II HoIe3HHM
, 1926-08-30
PA3b0NHNKN HA M0CR0BC.
xxx lAqAX :,

IToI NOcEBOE a%pecroBaHa maii
Ia pa300iiHHEOB 70 TlaBe c HeEH-
I'M "aTaMaHoM IepraeBHM."
HaE cOo6IHaer "KpacHaH Ia
aeTa", = maiiEa coBepmH1a nol
MOcHBOi B IaqHBIX MeCTH0cTaX He
cEOIbEo IecaTEoB Boopy%eHHBlX Ha
HaIeHHii II %y6HiicTB. Pa36oiiHHRH,
cpeIH EoTopHx 6HIH II TenHIHHBI,
paccTpeIHBaIH, 3aHaIBIBaIH, IymII
III II no1BeHIIIBaTH II IepeBbM Oh
pa6leHHbIX.
, 1926-08-30
KOOnEPAINa nPN "6ATDwKE" "
K0OnEPAINa 6E3 '6ATDuKN"

B "RooHepaTHBHof RHsHH"
Cor 4 HOHa) HaxoIHM HHTepecHoe
OnHcaHHe %cocTOaHHa EpeIHTHoH
ROoHepaTHH B BaTcKoi ry6.
BaTcRHe RpeIHTHHEH nOIcEHTa
III, qTo Jpn cyIHecTByDmeM TeM-
ne pa3BHTHa H%pecTbaHcHHX BEIa-
hob HOHaIO6HTca II .IeT, qTo6H
HpHITH Il IOBoeHHoMy ypOBHD. ga
ocH0By oHH B3aIH 4aHHHe ia l
aHBapa 1915 ToIa. Ha 9TO qHcIo
no BaTcEoi Ty6. BIIaIHHe RaHH-
TaIM HepeXOIHIH ga 8 MHIIHOHOB
py6Ieii n cocTaBIaIH B 6aIaHcaX
EpeIHTHHX TOBapHEIecTB 72,3%
B 8eBpaIe 1e 1926 roIa BK,Ha
LOB HHeaHIOcB Ha cyMMy B rs
THO. py6Ief 10 Beef ry6epHHH,
ITO cOcTaBIaIo 1879 6aIaHca.
Kpe4HTHHRH HMHemHHe CTa.IH
O6cIeIOBaTb 9TOT BOHpOc II Jpn
BToM BHacHHIocB cIegyOwee.
0Ra3aIOcB, qTO TeHTpaIBHOh
6HrypoH cTapoH RooHepa4HH 6HI
ce.HbcRHH "6aTomEa". On co cBo-
, 1926-08-30

Ha BBIcOTe cBOeif 3aIaqH. IIOIHBe
B 0OIbIIHHcTBe c.IyqaeB HeBeSIH b
T0pT0BOM IeIe, OHH, Hp0Me TOTO,
mary He MOr.IH ceTyHHTb 6e3 B3a-
THH, OT6HBaa TaRHM 06pa3OM Y
HHOcTpaHDeB BcaRyD oxoTy Betty
Hath B IeIOBHe OTHomeHHa C COB
POccHeff.
yHpa3IHeHHe MOHOHOIHH BHem-
Hell T0pToBIH II HepeIaqH ee B Ply
HI qacTHBIX .IHI HaMeqaIOCb yTe
Jpn I3ep1HHcIoM, Ho1HaBHHM
9TOT BOnp0c HOcIe TOTO HaI MILO
rHe ToprIoIHpeIM "npOToprOBaIH''
HpyHHHe cyMMB 3a TpaHHHeH n
0%TRa3aIHcb BepHyTbca B M0cHBy,
qTo6M 4aTb OTBeT HepeI cBOHM Ha
qa.IbCTBOM.
, 1926-08-30
HOBbIN HAqANbHNR TI0Pb
NIB! -. u.
qHRAT0.

YHHAT0. - HOMHTeT TpaT-
IAN ocTaHOBHI cBoif BH6Op b Eaqe
cTBe RaHIHgaTa ia IOlTHocTb Ia
qaIbHHEa ye3IHoit TIOpbMH Ha 81
BapIe 9oraprH, GO let, 3aHHMan-
HIeM I0IRH0cTb HaqaIbHHEa TI0pb
MB B MHqHraH CHTH, Hill, B re
ueHHe nocIeIHHx IA let. lIlepHR
To6bMaH, 10 Beef Be%pOaTHocTH,
corIacnTca C 9THM BH6OpoM H yTBe
pint PorapTH B 4oITHocTH Haqa-
TbHHEa TlOpbMbT.
, 1926-08-30

HMH 1epH0BHBTMH RaHHTaIaMH 0HI
HepBbTM BEIaIqHE0M, OH axe II 0e3
cMeHHHM lpeIceIaTeIeM.
BoRpyr "6aTDmRH' rpyHHHpo
BaIca "aEIHB" TOTO BpeMeHH,
HaH6OIee 3a;sHTOqHHe %RpecTbaHe.
Bee BMecTe OHH 4aBaIH 10 so Hpo
HeHTOB BEIaIOB.
HBHe "6aTDmEa" II "aRTHB''
pacHHIHIHcb, pacHHIHIHcb II BK=
.IaIH.
HoRa 6OIBmeBHRH "6aTDHIEy''
H "aETHB'' He cyMeHHIH 8aMeHHrB
4eM ,IH0o IpyrHM. NJ
, 1926-08-30
XeHCKdA 4eHGTalAa

IOHIOH.- BIaIelb1H HlaXT
HBTaDTca BO3o6HOBHTb pa6OTy B
lnaxTax C nOMoHIbo cEe6OB. Upon
sOmIO HecRO.IbR0 cT0.IRHOBeHHff Ne
iEIy 6|acTyIoHIHMH II OXpaHofi.
B COB. PoccHO HaHpaBIaeTca
GeIeTaIHa H3 mecTH IeH maXTe-
DOB 30 T.IaBe C T-EeH KyE IIa coo
pa cpeHcTB B hobby 6acTyIOmHz
aHT.IHiicEHX maXTepOB.
, 1926-08-30
OTPAblEHN E

YHKAT0.- Ha Beer Ban BY
pen y.1HHe qeTBpe B%oopy1eHHHX
6aH1HTa BOpBaIncb B EoHTopy lap
ToHH ROMHaHHH, cBa3aIH HenbIo
ga pyHH HaXOIHBnIHXca R Hell .
qeIoBeE H c OTpa6IeHHTIMH 100
IOI. cRpBIHHcb.
, 1926-08-30
P%ACCTPONHA POMAH

qHKAT0. NMeBmHi "y4aq
noe" navajo B HbO Hoppe poMaH
saEoHqHIca neqaIBHo B qHEaro.
MnxaHI KoBeHBH BIIo6HIca 3
cBoIo "aaMyiEHpn cOce4Ry Co9HD
6.1a4, a noc1e8Haa, noBHIuMoMy,
6u1a he paBHo8ymHa Il KoBeHoMy.
B pesyIBTaTe HoBeHHi II 3I9I coo
HAHN H8 Hbp nopEa: HepBHli OF
cBoeI Tme4ymHOH &eHH, a BTo=
paa - OF HeHaBHcTHorO My%a.
, 1926-08-30
C6EKA1 KEHNX
YHHAT0. - MoIOIaa BIOL

qHHAT0. - MoIOIaa BIOBy-
mRa D1Ha 3HHIep B caMHf HHTe
pecHHil MOMeHT, 3a HecEOIbEO MO
MeHToB 10 BeH1a, HoTepaIa cBOe-
70 %eHHxa ,IE. Hec6HTa- MHHyc
40 4oI.
napoqEa HMeIa yEe "IaiiceHc"
II HpHrOTOBHIacB Il BeHHy. lilo ae
HHxy 3axoTeaoCB HeHpeMeHHo no
, 1926-08-30
OBNKAOT "MORPbIX"

HbD H0PH. = IIo pacHopa
ReHHp "cyxHx" B,IacTef, B HBD
Hoppe 3aEpHTO 210 IaBOE, 8aHH-
MaBmHxCa Hpo4aa;ef BHHa 4Ia pc
IHrHO3HHx Te,Ieff. B qHcIe 3aEpBI
TBIX ,IaBOE HMeeTca H 3HaMeHHTaa
1aBRa HeHoIaIeEy OF 7-ro napRa,
ycIyraMH RoTopOi noIb3oBaAHeb
MorHe pycCEHe EoIoHHcTH C 10 II
4pyrHx yIHI. c Eaa4BM 4HeM, no
BHIHMoMy, bee Tpy4Hee cTaHoBHT-
ca RHTb Ha CBeTe.
, 1926-08-30
HOBbIE KAPbI OHHO3NINN

IpecIeIOBaHHe "OmIG3HDHH'
HpoIO1TaeTca. CTop0mTEH 3HHorb
eBa c|MemamTcG C oTBeTcTBeHHHX
nocT0B. yIaIeHa c IoITHOcTH no
HeTTTeIa HapoGHoTo npOcBemeHHa
HeTpOrpaIa ,IHTHHa, IeHa 3HHoBB
eBa. TaEaa axe cyIbda HocTHrIa
0~ccHucEOro, I'a6HEcEorO II 6para
HorIpeIa EpacuHa, M. HpacHda
, 1926-08-30
H0OWPEHNE RHOHCRON MN.
MNTPAuNN B MEKCNKy

TOKYO. = 0%6pa3OBaHa Eo.IO-
H"H3aIII0HIIaa H0MITaHHH C H0IyTO
pa MH,TIH0HHbM RaIIHTa.I0M LII 10
0TIpeHHa aIIoHcEOfi TO.I0HH3agHH B
MeHcHRe.
, 1926-08-30
HOBbIH TypeIKNN HOCAaHHNK

TypeHHHiG MHHHcrP hEoCTpaH-
HEN lei TeBHd&-PyuIH 6efi, npe4
cT2RTaBmHf LHr0py Il COBeTe i'll
III liaHHif 30 npeNJ o%6cyI1eHHa
M"tHyIbcEOTO B,Ti1ca, Haanaqa"r-
c. HOcIaHHHEou u MocEry.
, 1926-08-30
qyMA

"HsBecTHa" GIG 81 coo6ma-
lot 0 qyMHHx OqaTaX, O6HapyReH-
HBIx B 1870 BepcTax OF AcTpaxaHH.
YyMa c HOIeBHX MHTneh Hepe-
6pocHIacb Ha .IIO1eH. c HAVANA
onHIeMHH sa6oIeIo 40 qeIoBeH.
b0pMa qyMH - .IeT0THaa.
, 1926-08-30
KA3HN B TyPuNN
OHCTAHTHHOIIOIb

MaIb llama IecT0Ro pacHpaBHIca
C cBOHMH HOIHTHqecRHMH HpOTHB-
HHRaMH, Ra3HHB I-pa Ha3HMa Bea
ITaBHIa Bea, HAMA Bea II THIb
NH Bea.
IBoe H3 %Ra3HeHHBTx 3aHHMa.HH
MHHHcTepcRHe HocTH B Hpe%HeM
HpaBHTe.IbcTBe. Ka3HeHHMe 6HIH
ocyIIeHH ga HpHqacTHocTb r 3aro
BODY Ha SH3Hb KeMaIa. Bee oHH
oTpHIa.IH, OIHaRo, cBoD BHH0BHo-
9Th H 6HIH Ocy1IeHH IA OcHoBa-
HHH OIHHX ROcBeHHBIX yIHH.
, 1926-08-30
N3BHEqEH Al TPyn nOTNB-
LINK uAXTEPOB

H,IAlIMEP, la. = H3 maxTb
H3BIeqeH II TpyH HOTH6mHX DO
BpeMa B3pHBa m%aXTepOB. %IIoTepI-
Ha BcaEaa HaIeGIa Ha cHa"eHHe
0CTa.IbHMX.
, 1926-08-30

b OETa6pe nTaH yHpa3IHeHHa
M%oHOHOIHH HOIyqHT caHRIHD Ha
c'e3Ie H0MHapTHH II TOTIa cTaHeT
coBepmHBmHMca PaEToM.
, 1926-08-30

AT.IAHTHH CTEIlT, II. IH.-
3IecB b ceMbe pyCcRoro EOIOHHcTa
NJ. 4IOEa, BuxOIDa MHHcEoii Ty6.,
p%a3HTpaIacb ceMeiiHaa IpaMa.
lWH B noc,IeIHee BpeMa cTaI
, 1926-08-30
gEByuKA bAHqNT

YHKAT0. = Ha HcT IS yin
ne mO44ep 1&oHec 6BI orpa6IeH
Ha - goI. 4~eBynIRoi 6aHIHroM II
ee cHyTHHEOM. 4eBymRa npHcTa-
BHIa Il TpyIH moR9epa 1yHo peBo
HBBepa, a ee cHyTHnE aa6paI y mO
P4epa IeHbrH
, 1926-08-30
ycNAEHNE aA6oAEBAHNN

HO IaHHBM 1901 1909 T.r.,
Ha yEpaHHe Ha 1000 a~M6yIaTOp-
HBx 6OIbHHX H~pHxfAHIOcb 10-11
6OIBHHx Ty6epEyIesoM. B 1928
a TT. qHc.Io 6oTBHBx Ty6epEyIe
BON y%Be.HHqH.Iocb goIs15-22 Ia /,
900. CeHqac Ha yEpaHHe HacqHTH
BaeTca OEOIo 625 Tacaq 6oIbHBIX
Ty6epEyIe3OM.
BeHepHqecHHe %3a6oIeBaHHa ia
E%e 3%HaqHTeIBHO B93pOcIH. B 10
"a ROXY Ha yEpaHHe 6BTo 9aperH
cTpHpoBaHo 122 THsaqH 3a6oIeBa
HHf cH6HHHcoM = ia s HpOH. 90
,IBIne, 4eM B 1912 ToIy. yBeHHqH-
Iocb EOIHqecTBo HO4OBBTX 3apaIe-
mi II E%OlHqecTBo 0alBHBIX cH6H-
.IHcOM cpeIH CeMeiiHMX.
, 1926-08-30
BaPbIB 6OMBbI

YNKAT0. - Ha ReHcHHrToH
aBe B RoH4eTHyD IaBEy BHRTopa
3aHeTra na aBToMo6HIa 6HIa 6pO
meHa 6oM6a, paapynIHBnIaa VacTh
paBEH. CH1oh B3rBlFa 3aHcTTa II
ero ceMba 6HIH BH6pOmeHBE H3
cBOHx EpOBaTeH.
, 1926-08-30
y6NTbI ~ABTOMO6NAEM

qHRAT0. = Ha OrIeH II Ia
IH4OpHHa abe y6HTH %aBTOMo6HIeM
IBe HepexO1HBmHe y'IHHy' cecTpHq-
Ri: HHHca II II i. II HeTTT 9 Il.
B.I0HIa
, 1926-08-30
yTOHyAO 81 qEAOBERA

HOAXA.lH, BeHraIb, HHIHa.
B peRe Maria HepeBepHyIca ma
poXo4, ia 6opTy EoTopOro HayoTH-
Iocb 100 naccaEEpoB. Ito cIyxaM,
yToHyIO 81 qeIOBeEa.
, 1926-08-30
he CnNTE MKOTO

HbD H0PH.- HHcTHTyr IA
yTHbrx HccIeIOBaHHil B HHrrc6yp-
re OHy0IHE0BaI %pe8yIBTaTM Hpo-
10IRHTeIbHHx HcC.IeIOBaHHii 0 BIN
, 1926-08-30
NcnaHNa Tpe6yeT TaHxNp

IIAPHC. = ncHaHcHOe HpaBH
Te.IbcTBO B HepeIaHHOM 6paHUy3-
cEoMy HpaBHTelbcTBy MeMopaHIy=
Me Tpe6yeT Hepe4aqH HcHaHHH Ia
H%Hpa B MopoEEo. 6paHHHa, 10
cIyxaM, He HaMepeHa paccTaBaTB-
ca C 9TnM .IaH0MBM EycHOM.
, 1926-08-30
3AIEPHAHHE TPABHTEId

oA1EPMAEKE E"l'I
qHHAT0. = Ha 25 yIHTe
30 BpeMa Orpa6IeHHa npoIaBHa IA
3oIHHa 1ByMa 6aHIHTaMH npoe-
Kali no~IHTeHcKHfi aBToMO6HIb. IIpo
gaBeH nO4HaI EpHE, o6paTHBmHh
BHHMaHHe HoIHIeiicHHX. MeIIy no
cIeIHHMH II 6aH1HTaMH 3aBa3a-
zach n~epecTpelEa. 0IHH Ha 6aH-
IHToB 6MI paHeH H aa4epTaH. OH
Ha3Ba1ca ApTypoM BH6coM. lpH-
roll ero coyqacrHHE cEpHIca, Ho
HOIHHHH H3BecTH0 er0 HMa.
, 1926-08-30
TN6Elb ABNATOPA

6HIA4EI9Hd, Tia. = Abba
Top II. POI&epc c BBcOTH $50
6yToB yna,I B peEy 1eleBap II pa
30HIcH Ha cMepTb
, 1926-08-30
APECT ~HACNgbHNROB

YHKAT0.- ApecTOBaH 10 lie
THnff lT. TapTMaH ga H%3HacHIOBa
HHe 10TH -.IeTHef HOIpyTH cBo-
eli cecTpH
, 1926-08-30
RO6Er NS TD-
PbMbI

HOHHA, MHu.- H3 MecTHofi
TIOpbMH 6e%aIO 25 3aEIUqeHHBIx.
Ohm nOlHaTH 6yHT, O6e3opyTHIH
TDpeMHyIO cTpaIy II Hepeo1eBmHcb
B OTO6paHHyD y Hds oIeT4y CIR
pB1HcB B saXBaTeHHBx b TOpbMe
aBTOMO6HIaX
, 1926-08-30
"a BNHO " nNBO

HHATAPA 90.IIC, H. Il. =
IIpOHcXOIHBmaa 3IecB EoHBeHrHa
mTaTHoH ReIepaIHH TpeI-DHHoHoB
BM%cEa3aIacB ga paspemeHHe HpO-
IaHH MIBa II IerRHX BHH.
, 1926-08-30
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Ashville,

Miss Edna Macarthur, formeS
successful teacher here, called on
Mrs. w. H. Hammond Saturday.
Miss Macarthur is now teaching in
Arlington, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Pettee and
daughter Reta, OF Hallowell, called
on former neighbors here Saturday.
Miss Reta remained as a weekend
guest Of Miss Alice Hammond.
Mrs. Emma Carpenter Is i'll.
Mrs. Eta Hammond visited her
brother, Fremont B. Hall, in Ban
gor last week, and Miss Louise Small
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Hanna
in Bangor.
Capt. and Mrs. Walters and chill
dren, Of New York, are boarding at
Leman Albee's, while waiting for
their cottage to be put In readiness
for occupancy.
Miss Lucy Martin is employed at
the Osborn bungalow.
July IL. "Phebe."
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It is on the map all right, and grow
ing just as fast as material can be
produced, but this big hubbub over
real estate has kind of flattened out,
and to-day, II you want to build q
house you can do so, and the bunch
Of sand that is required to build on
won't be unreasonable.
In the winter or fall OF 1925,
saw land go from $40 an acre to
81 900 in a night. 1t was then the
Jew was abroad in the land, and
people went crazy. 1t was wild
time. and fortunes changed hands. I
know of two deals of property ad-
Joining mine, or what was mine,
then. One woman bought two
house lots, 75x150 each. She gave
$1,000 for each. Today she can't
eel Is cents for them. No, she did
MT want them, but like other
thousands, she bought for specula-
tion. The other woman. from Bos-
ton. bought from an agent nine
acres. Just the same old story;
isn't worth ten cents now, yet she
salted $4,000. No, she didn't want
It. but she read in the papers OF
the enormous land profits, which
were all facts but she didn't consider
that she was the one who was paying
that profit.
II, two years ago, some law could
have swept Florida clean OF the
land sharks, thousands of people To-
day would be a lot more comiorta-
ble than they are. No doubt it has
been the widest land boom TINS
country has ever known, and yet
FLORIDA is really growing marvellous
lv. Cities grow up in few months.
A bunch of land down at Vero nine
wears ago was wild land. Today II
Il q city with a value Of many MIL
The whole coast along the Indian
river is turning from jungle into
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and has gone to the Ocean House for

and has gone to the Ocean House TOR
the summer.
The Bible school at Mckinley
starts Monday. A good attendance
is hoped for.
Miss BEATRICE McGrath has re-
turned to her home at Augusta,
after a week at the Kittredge home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sweeney left
Saturday for Nicolin, after spending
their vacation with their mother,
Mrs. ]. w. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned. Kelley and
daughter came from Worcester,
Mass, to spend the Fourth at his
former home.
Mrs. Leslie Rich is visiting her
mother at Rockport.
Dorothy Sawyer is at home from
Florida.
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Pretty Marsh.

Mrs. Lettie Rumill Of Boston Is at
her cottage here for the summer.
Miss Lille and Miss Hilda stall
nacke, with two friends, OF Brook
ivn. n. Y. arrived at the Stalnacke
cottage Thursday, by auto.
Mrs. Lincoln Dodge spent 1ew
days last week with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. Allen Smith. Mrs.
Dodge, who has been in New Jersey
ali winter, Is at Seal Harbor for the
summer. Mr.. Dodge has employ
ment with DR.. McAlpin Of New
York.
Mrs. Lillian Reynolds and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Goodrich of Brockton,
Mass, are at the Newell cottage Tor
q few weeks.
winfield Reynolds and Miss Jane
Clarke have returned to Brockton,
Mass. after few days with Mrs-
Reynolds at the Newell cottage:
Mrs. Eugepe Gordius was in Ban
gor recently for medical treatment.
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Boothbay Harbor, secretary; Roger
G. Rice OF Boothbay Harbor, vice.

Boothbay Harbor, secretary; Roger
C. Rice Of Boothbay Harbor, vice.
president; Ralph s. Wardwell Of
Castine, treasurer; Parker T. Nick
erson Of Boothbay Harbor, manager;
Burton B. Slower Of Castine con-
tractor and builder; Arthur w. Pat
terson of Castine, attorney. and
Ethel S. Noyes. s.
Colonial Shores will be placed on
the market by the Roger G. Rice Co.,
Inc, as exclusive sales agents. This
firm has earned an envfable reputa-
tfon as a sales organization in hand
ling Sprucewold at Boothbay Harbor
and Venice-Nokomis in Florida. 1t
has q chain Of offices along the At
1antic seaboard and the Florida west
coast. Roger c. Rice, president, and
l.. A. Blake, vice-president of the
firm will spend considerable time in
Castine this summer and resident
manager will be in charge Of the
Castine office, to be established.
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beautiful farms, but, friend farmer,
there is no presto change about this;
1t is the real, good ord-fashioned
.back-aching job that digs out the
roots and clears up the jungle, and
then fertilizer and the water do the
rest. So 1t means work-good, hard
stuff-but the man who Is game
will get a reward.
Now, friends, you who are back
home, don't feel too disappointed
that you didn't get into this deal,
for you see 1t is an even chance that
you wouldn't have salted your dol
lars, and the land sharks would
have your money, and you would
have a lonesome feeling.
j. w. Jellison.
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Mrs. Grace Crafty of st. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Susan Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood of
Tenants Harbor were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gill and son
Roland, of North Jay, who have been
visiting the A. r. Abels and other
friends, have returned home.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell sympathize with them in
the death Of Mr.. Campbell's brother
in Connecticut.
Mrs. ]. B. Havey and Miss Carolyn
Havey are home, after two weeks
visit in Somerville, Mass, with Mrs.
Havey's son James.
Freddy Barstow, while playing
with toy pistol July s, accidentally
shot a cap into his hand. Lockjaw
developed, and he died July 9. The
family has the sympathy Of all.
The annual picnic of the Francis
Stanley Sunday school will be held
at Georges pond Saturday, July II.
A large attendance is expected. This
will be joint picnic with the
schools from Ellsworth and Frank
lin.
The ladies' aid society will sell
cooked food and ice-cream every
Wednesday afternoon, in the Com
munity House.
Mrs. Dorothy Hollidge and chill
dren and Mrs. Helene Diel and
daughter, of Boston, with friends,
are spending the summer at their
former home, the Alex Taylor resi-
dence.
i. Mrs. Rosa Bagley spent last week
in Bangor.
Harvey Morse is suffering from
lockjaw, caused by the explosion of
a blank cartridge in his hand. All
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Gallo Bradbury and daughter
Geraldine have returned home from
Seawall.
July, ~. H.
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Don't grow old
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W0SC VTdIIAIIus
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Pratt have
gone to Selden for short visit.
Mrs. George Bradbury and son
Paul were in Bangor Friday to see
DR.. r. N. HIATT, surgeon of the
Shriners' hospital at Springfield, !,
Mass. f'''
Harry Hardison and Frank Brad
bury spent the weekend at their
homes here.
Friends of Mrs. Irving Springer
are glad to know she is gaining,
after her operation.
Ruth Bradbury is spending a week
with Winifred Rollins at GOulds-
boro.
July IL. b.
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fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Wooster and
daughter Dorothy are at home from
Florida for the summer.
u Ruth Kittredge and Helen wooster
are at home from Rumford, where
they have been teaching.
Miss Viola Wooster has returned
home from teaching at WilMmantic,
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FROM FLORIDA.

A Little Backwash from the Flood
of Land Speculation.
Crescent Beach, Fla,
July 6, 1926.
Editor of the American:
This is from real Florida
s:cracker," as we are called, cause
I've been here most three years.
That insures me the right of citi-
.zenship, and I thought some OF the
folks back home would be interested
An some more Florida stun.
First, when they tell you that you
cant step without stepping on rat
tlesnake, don't you believe 1t. l
haven't seen one yet; so that's that!
Now, about the growth Of Florida.
Ellsworth American., 1926-07-14

"How about some nice horse
radish?" said the grocer to the
bride. g7u ~
"Oh, no, indeed! We keep a car"
Ellsworth American., 1926-07-14

People are surprised to learn that this beautiful
and sturdy car now sells for 1895.
They have heard so much about its exceptional
value that they are under the impression it sells
for higher price
Moreover the Sedan possesses all the roominoss
and character of closed cars that call for much
greater investment
It is substantial in appearance because it is sub
stantiahin fact And serves it's owners far beyond
the period usually expected OF car at any price,
The body is all steel-safe, sturdy, freproof and
sn1arty finished below the belt line in cool1e
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upper body in black lacquer-shields and tenders
in black, oven-baked enamel
Blue Spanish genuine leather upholstery, renov-
able rear seat-back, and optional wood or steel
wheels are included among many other features
that commend themselves forcefully to the buyer.
Many who expected to buy cheaper car, now
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West Sedgwick.

Miss Cora Staples is home from
New York.
William Benson and wife of New
York have been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Benson.
Gwendolyn Grindle Is employed at
Emery Shows, North Brooksville.
I Mrs. Roland Durgain has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edwin
Heath, in West Penobscot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Snow and
children, Of Brewer, spent the
Fourth with F. w. Gray.
Meetings ore being held in Oak
Grove pavilion Thursday evenings,
by Rev. Mr.. Williamson Of North
Brooksville.
Mrs. Edith Thomas, with little
daughter, of New York, is spending
the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Gray.
Mrs. Zadie Gray is with Mrs.
Baker.
July ~. 4.
Ellsworth American., 1926-07-14

"Why Is 1t that a red-headed
woman always marries a very meek
man?" :
"She doesn't. He just gets that
way."-American Builder.