davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-05
Utah y6NNCTBA BNNbTENbMA /

BepIHHcHHe Ta3eTH H%epeHeqa-
THBaDT H3 coBeTcEoTo "RpacHoro
ApxHBa'' Heony6IHEoBaHHHe eme
IaHHHe 0 HIaHe y6hiicTBe 6HBme-
TO HMHepaTOpa B~HIBre.TBMa pro
30 BpeMa MHpoB0H BoHHB.
C0rIacHO 3THM IoHyMeHTaM, HpH
4BOpHHe HHRoIaa pro HOceTHIH b
1916 ROXY cHIeBmero B MocEoBc-
Eoif EaTOpTHOii TDpBMe HpecTHyHH-
IA 10 HMeHH CocHa, ROTopHT ga
aBHI 0 cBoeM cOr.TacHH npO6paTBca
B IepMaHHD II y6HTB BHIbre.TBMa
BHocIeIcTBHH HIaH y6HHcBa
6MI TmaTeIBHo pa3pa0oTaH. CocHa
BMecTe C HecHOIbEHMH H0cO6HHEa-
NH 4oITeH 6MI 6HTb oTHpaBIeH +
pacHopaTeHHe pyccEoTo HocOIbcTBa
B ~CToRroIbMe.
0TcDIa 0HH 4oITHH 6HIH Hpo
6paTbca B TepMaHHD II H%ocTyHHTB
8o6pOBoIBIaMH B TepMaHcRHii BOB
IyxOHIaBaTeIBHHi ROpHyc.
Bo BpeMa cHyT6H B TepMaHc-
Roii apMHH oHH IoITHH 6HIH Hpc
6paTBca B cTaBRy BHIbTeIBMa n
, 1926-08-05
HoBaa pyCCKaa opTaHN3anNa
Maxi

YHHAT0. - B HpomHBIf BTOp-
HHE 3Iecb 0OpMaIbHo HOIOTeHO oc
HoBaHHe HoBOa OpTaHH3a1HH, HAN
MeHOBaBmeii coca pyccKHM IIy6OM
,,MaaE".
llIea cO3IaHHa pyceRoTO EIy6a
3ap0IH.IaCb CHaTaIa B He0OIBm0M
Rpyry pyccHHX Hepe4oBBIX BoIoHHc
ToB, cO3HaIomHx HacTOaTeIBHyD no
Tpe0HOcTB B yIOBIeTBOpeHHH pa3IH
qHHX 3aHpocOB pyccROh EOIOHHH
HpeHMymecTBeHHO HyIBTypHO : Hpo
cBeTHTeIbHoTo, 4y1OBHOTo HopaIRa.
llpeIH0IaraIOcB BHaqaIe 0Tpa-
HHTHTbca cRpOMHBMH 3a4aqaMH:
OpTaHH3aUHeH IpaMaTHqecEOT0 Epy-
RRa II XOpa. HecMoTpd Ha IeTHee
BpeMa, HecToIbE0 Noncompliance
4Ia OpraHH3aIHoHHoi pa6oTBT, HHlI
UHaT0paM 9T0rO IeIa yIaI0cb CO.
6paTb BoRpyP coca TocTaToqHoe VII
Gao Ip8ei, gT06M noHoHHTB Haqa-
10 II 4paMaTHqecEOMy Epya;Ry H 10
Ply.
Bee 9To BpeMa, 6e3 BcaEOTo lily
Ma II OrIacEH, ycTpaHBaIHcB cHeB
Ell XOpa, ROTOpBi HOI oHBTHBIM ply
EoBOIcTBoM I-pa Kapa6IHHoBa 10
cTHr yEe 3HaqHTeIBHmX pe3yIbTa-
TOB II b HacTyHaDWHii 3HMHHG &C.
3oH cMoIeT %BBIcTyHaTb ia pyccRHX
1peIIIpHaTHdX.
Z HeMeHbIIlHM ycHeX0M Hp0Te-
EaeT II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pa00Ta
lpaMaTHqecH0r0 EpyTRa, B c0cTaB
, 1926-08-05
4nKarcEag XpolHHE[Eg;ja

NH 4eTBMH Ha yIHHe 3-x IeTHero
pyccEOT0 MaIbTIfa BHRTOpa IleBEo
Bnqa.
yIapHBmHii MaIbTEEa aBrnMo-
0nIb cEpHIca, 10 oror HHIHIeHT
BuIeI Ipyroi aBroMo6HIHcT, EoTo-
pHii ceiiqac Te lo4o6paI paHeHoTo
II I0cTaBHI eTO 6oIbHHDy, FyTa
npH6eIaIH Il leleEYraHHHe oleE
II MaTb BuET1pal
k cqaCTbD, |lIaIBqHE 0Ra7a.Ica
IIiuIb .IeTEO HRBPHHBM II 9AI,
Hocle %HepehLarl, HepeIaH pogHra-
.IaM. BHETop HaNDIHrcG Ha nyTH Il
BH3IopOBIeHHIo.
, 1926-08-05
CEPbCKNN KOHCyn XEHNTCa
HA MNAANOHEPWE

YHKATO. = XOIaT cIyXH, qTO
cep6cHHii EOHcyI E qHHaro B0aIap
llypHT %eHHTca Ia IoqepH MHIIH
OHepa AI9pH laHIOH B9Rep, Haxo-
8aIIeica TeHepb B ,IoHIoHe, Ry-
ia oT6B.I II IIypHq. CBa4b6a Tx 6y
ITO OBI cocToHTca B ,IOHIOHe 1-rO
OETa6pa C.. T.
B9Eep BecbMa 9HcHaHcHBHaa
COCOA. HecEOIBEO let TONY Ha3aI
OHa, IaH H3BecTHO, He aBHHacB Il
BeHBy II TaEHM o6paaOM paccTpQH
ia cBOii 6paE c cHHOM MHIIHOHepa
A.IHcTepOM aE-HOpMHEOM. c TGrQ
BpeMeHH n TaHeTca ee pOMaH C ce
, 1926-08-05

E0T0p0T0 BX0IaT: H3BecTHaa april
cTHa MaRcaHOBa, .ID6HTe-
III cynpyrH IpH6oBBI, cynpyrH Ba-
caIOBm, A. BOIo4EHHa, A. Kaqy-
ia, ToMameBcEaa, KyE, cyIpyrH
BopO6BeBH H up.
0IHHMH 9THMH 3aIaTaMH qHCTC
70 HcEyccTBa he MOT1H, oIHaH0,
y4OBIeIBOpHTBca c03IaTe.IH pyccRO
70 EIy0a "MaaR'', II H09T0My OIL
10 pelneHO HecHoIBHO pacmHpHTb
IeaTeIbHOcTb R.Iy6a, ,BEIDqHB B
eFO HpOTpaMMy O3HaROMIeHHe co
cTapoif II HoBoh pyccIOi .1HTepaTy-
poi, a TaRTe BOnpOeaMH 6HIocO-
9HH II Haydn C TEN, oIHaEo, qTo6HI
OcBeHIeHHe 9THX BonpocoB HocHIo
CrpO0 HayqHHfi xapaRTep 6e8 Bca
ROif HOIHTHTecEOf ORpacRH.
0cHoBaTe.IH EHy6a BHcEa3BBa-
.HHcB sa 6ecnapTHiiHocTB H rep
IHMocTb MHeHHi B CANON mHpoEoM
9HaqeHHH 9Toro cIoBa.
Ina 6OIee ycHemHOTO pasBHTHa
cBoeI 4eaTe.IBHOcTH RIy6 peIlHI
B HepByD Ie oqepeIB 3aHaTBca no
G%BcEaHHeM HoMemeHHa. liza 9Tofi
geIH Es6paH cHeIHa.IbHHii IoMHTeT
Ha HepBoM cO6paHHH B qHcao
, 1926-08-05

qIeHOB EIy6a 3aHHcaIca p qeIo-
BeE. CpeIH qIeHOB MH0rO IeHIIHG,
EoTOpHe, r c,IoBy cEa3aTb, aBIaIo-
Tca rIaBHBIMH HHIIHHaT0paMH II co
~31aTeIaMH EIy6a. C~erpeTapeM RIy
ga. H36paHa II. TpH6oBa, 9HHaHcO-
BBM ceEpeTapeM TOMameBcEHn
HoBmii pyccEHii EIy6 "MaaR",
CTaBamHii ce6e BecBMa cHMTaTHq-
HMe Hy.IBTypHo HpocBeTHTeIDHMe
Ue.lH, Hec0MHeHH0 BcTpeTHT Il ceoe
TeHIoe II cOTyBcTBeHH0e OTH0nIeHHe
co cTOpOHM BceX cIoeB pyccEofl 10
I0HHH B YHEaIo.
, 1926-08-05
TPyH B uNCTEPHE

qhKATO. 10 1erHHii 'lIEiEaH
ilOBaE II eT0 MlhImHn OpaTHH ITO
cHD Ha SO yi1He II 100 arc, B
rncrepHe HamIH Tpyn y6HToT0 qe
nGcEa, 10 Billy 35 %eTHeT0 BOB
,aoTa, C Hp0cTp&IeHH i TOI0BGii Il
4h;&rnbIMH HpGt0IoEC1 pyhaMH II
HOTaMu.
lI0 MHeHHO lloIHTIT, 9Tof Mo-
loJOfi reIOIeS lbG, 10 Beef Ropo-
MHOC1G, %HpHrIaAIeH Id aBr) tO0H
HbHyU :, H%pOTg1Ry, 30 BpeMa E'T''
phi e.o y6HIT Il 6pocH1H B IHCTr
pHy, FHe OH III aieEaI oEOlo &9ca
Ill.
, 1926-08-05
TponKnH Tpe6yeT pocnycKa
NHTepHauNoHa1a

8HHHH. HeEoTopHe H3 HHx apecTO-
BaHM qeIofi, northumberland Tenepb
HOIaEoM MeHKHHcRHM, II BepOaT-
10 HOI.IaTaTca cB0HMH IH3HaMH,
TAR TaH Tx cqHTaOT 0%TBeTCTBeHHH
NH ga cMepTb I8epIHHcEOTO.
b E0MMyH. HapTHH HMeIOTca re-
Uepb IBe 0%IIII03HIIIH: IeBaa - III
HOBBeBcEaa II HpaBaa = TpO1HOro.
3HHOBbeB I06HBaeTca TOTO, TTO6H
COB. npaBHTeIbcTBO HOIqHHaI0cB
TpeTbeMy HHTepHaDHOHaIy II Tpa
THO cpeIcTBa Ha MHpoByp peBoTD
uHD, TpOHEHii Ie Tpe6yeT pOcHyc-
ia HHTepHaHHOHaIa, OTBa3a OF ia
IbHeimHX HOMMyHHcTHqecRHX onH-
T0B, npH3HaHHa CTapMX I0IT0B II
upHBIeqeHHa HH0cTpaHH0T0 BaHHTa
ia iii BOcCTaHOBIeHHa HpOMbImIe
HHoii Il 9EOHoMHqecEof TH3HH cTpa
HM.
, 1926-08-05

M0CKBA. RoMMyHHcqnqeC-
RHe BepxH oxBaqeHM M%eEIoycG6H-
Ieh, R0TOpaa C EaIIBIM IH9N Bee
ycHIHBaeTea.
BopB6a, pa9yMeeTca, BeIeTca
cEpBITo, 3a cTeHaMH RpeMIa, HO
OHa 4ocTHT.Ia TaBHX pa3MepoB, qTO
BBIlHBaeTca HapyTy. Tar, HaHpH,
Mep: B cOBeTcHoG npecce HaXoIHM
0HHcaHHe 3aceIaHHa IIHK'a, B no
TopoM H~ocIeIoBaIo HcRIIOqeHHe H3
Thy 3HHoBbeBa.
G pa9'aeHeHHaMH 10 9ToMy no.
B04y B~HcTynHI HpeIcelaTeIB coBHa
promo PHEoB. Hulk, no cIOBaM
PBTROBa, cyIHI 3HHOBbeBa II TpO1-
R0TO ga Hx 0|TRIOHeHHe OF HOMMy-
HHcTHqecROH IHHHH.
3nHoBBeB, HecMoTpa IA Tpe6oBa
me, He aBHIca Ha 3aceIaHHe, Jpn
cyTcTBoBaBmHe ase TpoHEHii II IA
MeHeB, npoTHB EoTopHx 6HIH HAN
paBIeHH cTpeaH c%TaTHHIeB, he Ia.
ae.IH EpacoE 4Ia o6BHHeHHff II VII
peRoB no a4pecy cBoHx o6BHHHTe-
Ief. ll ~
CTpacTH 10 TOTO pasTopeIHcb
IA 9TOM aaceIaHHH, qTo BcerIa
MoIqaTHBHii Iaep&HHcEHf He BIZ
, 1926-08-05

1876 MHII. IoIIapoB.
4T06M 3 OcB0IHTbca OF HIaTeTa
IaHH AHrIHH, aMepHIaHHH yXBaTH
,IHcb 3a B03M0EH0cTb R|yIBTHBHpO-
BaHHa pe3HHH Ha P|HIHHHHHax. C
9TOd He.IbO H1aHHpyeTca HpHO6pe
TeHHe MHIIH0H0B aBpOB 3eM.IH II,
%ROHeqHo, 0OIbnHX 3aTpaT EanHTa-
ia. B TeqeHHe Is HeT aMepHRaH-
IH Ha4eToTca RyIBTHBHpOBaTb Ioc-
TaTOTH0 pe3HHH Ha bHIHmIHHaX,
qTO6M o6cIyTHBaTB cBOH HOTpe6-
HocTH B Heii B COeI. IIITaTax i
6BTB He3aBHcHMBIMH OF AHrIHH.
llpH TaI0M HO,IOTeHHH 9HIHH-
HHHIIaM HpH1eTca ocTaBHTb Bca-
EyIO MHcIb 0 He3aBHcHM0cTH.
, 1926-08-05
CTATya WOnEHA

Ha Ink H3 IlapHTa oyer OF
HpaBIeHa B IloIbTIy EOIoccaIBHa9
cTaTya IIIOHeHa.
lll0HeH cHIHT Ho4 HaII0MIeH.
HOii, C OIHofi BeTBbD, HBoil. lilo NIB
CHI C%EyIbHT0pa, Ia BeTBb, Be
TBb TeHHa 0IHa yHeTeIa no.
ypaTaHOM RH3HH.
,IeHHI cTayD IllHMaHcRHff. IIO.
cTaBIeHa OHa oyer B BeIbBeIepe
OROI0 BapmaBM.
, 1926-08-05
y6NT KOHTPAKTOP

H3 EoTOp0TO BBn1e.I M0I0IoII zero
BeE II, HOIOHIa Ha 6IH3ROe paccTO
aIHe r MapEOBHqy, HpOH3BeI + He
70 TpH BHcTpeIa, cMepTeIbHO PAIN
BgHHe gro.
CIDeIaBHIHfi HocIe 9TOTo BepHyJ
ca II cBOeMy aBTOMO6HID II Gee
c,IeIHo cEpbfIca.
T0IbRO HDTqaCa cHyCTa HI Ne
cT0 HpecTynIeHHa aBHIacb Go.IH'
IHa, 0|nD0cHBHIaa OqeBHIDeB 0 IIpH
MeTaX CTpeIaBmero. Glib HOEofiH0-
70 3aaBHI, qTO eT0 OTeH Bel 0OpB-
6y Tp0Tm DHHoHa HepeBO3qHEoB
II nOIyqaI yTpOTammeTO XapaBTe-
pa HHcbMa.
B cBa3H C 9THM %y0HiicTBOM no.
IHHHH HpOH3Be.Ia HaleT Ha Home
meHHe wHHOHa HepeBo3THHOB Il re-
Hepb %pO3BcEHBaeT npeIceIaTeIa
erO ApTepH II 6HaHecc areHTa Ia
THH. BecBMa BO3MOTHO, TTO noIH-
UHa cIeTaeT nonbITHy HpHHHcaTb
9To y6HiicTBO IOITHOcTHHM HHBaN
WHI0Ha.
, 1926-08-05
ybNT MAlb4NK

PHKAT0. - Ha HopT Pooh
yIHIe rpyaoBBm aBToMo6HIeM y6HT
II TeTHHf Max 3eM6a. On HoI1e3
HOI aBToMo6HIb, qTo6m B8aTb Ky
coz ,IbIa. AUTOMOBILE obi HyuIeH
B XOI II MaIbqHE HOHa.I HOI gro
Eoleca II 6HI y6Hr Ha cMepTB.
ABTOMo6HIaMH TaT%e y6HTH:
Y. apyH 46 1eT II Ma6I Mort AZ
let.
, 1926-08-05
gEByluRA Cy4NT gOKTOPA

qHHATO. = % IerHaa TeHpH
era HOEc npeI'aBHIa E 4oETOpy
BeIIHHry II 7. HcE B eyMMe 25,
900 IoI. ga TO, qTo OH 6yITo OBI
O6emaI Ha Hell IeHHTbca, IoTopOro
IoETop He BBl1oIHHI, TAR RaE OIL
HaI oEa3aIocb, yEe IaBHO TeHaT.
, 1926-08-05
cTAPAa TBAP4Ma BbIMNPAET


ByxapHHa OqeHB 6ecHOEOHT TO
O6CTOaTe,IbcTBo, qTo cTapaa RoMMy
H%HcTnqecEaa rBapIHa (TeHepemHHe
6o1bHeBHIIEHe .HHIepB) ,cocToa-
maa T2aBHHM o6pa8OM H3 HHopoI-
4eCTHX %9IeMeHToB - HoIaEoB, ia
THmeH, Tpy3HH, eBpeeB II Ip., =
B%BMHpaeT, a ee MecTO 3aHHMamT
MoI0Ible H0MMyHHcTBT, HacTpoeH-
HBe &c hHTepHaHH0HaIbHo, a ma
1H0HalBHO, EOTOpRe Ha HepBBTn
uIaH craBar HHTepecH PoccHH, a
lie MHpoBOif peBoTDHHH.
, 1926-08-05
TPE9- iOHNOHNCTbI "a
HNB0

ARP0H, 0. - librarian IoHBe
mIHa AMepHRaHcRof 1eTepaHHH
TpyIa BMcRa3aIacb ga pa3peMe-
HHe HpOIaRH nHBa B 2.75 Hp0H.
EpeHOcTH.
, 1926-08-05
yCKOPEHNE HP0E3AA ME-
Kly qNRATO N Cab 0PAH
uNCR0

4HKAT0. - C 15-To OETa6pa
cerO ToIa MeTIy YHEaro II CaH-
9paHHHcEO ycTaHaBIHBaeTca ycRo-
peHHoe uaceaIHpcEoe c%oo6WeHHe.
IIpOe3I H3 YHEaro B Can 6pa
HUHcRO TeHepB 3aHHMaeT s. ia
COB; c O3HaqeHHOro ne THr,Ta ia
9ror HpOeaI nOTpe6yeTca Bcero TO-
,IRH0 63 qaca.
BMecTe c TEN HoBMmaeTca II
Epoe3IHaa mara Ia 10 IoI.
, 1926-08-05

IepKaI cBOeH pOIH M0IqaIbHHHa II
3af0BopH.I, O6BnHaa TpOTEoro Il
KaMeHeBa B. 6DpOEpaTH3Me, 4pa3e
pcTBe II t. Il.
Pa3ropaqeHHHf TpoHEHH, 10
cIOBaM PHHOBa, he ocTaIea B 1oI-
Fy H HaHoMHHI 13epTHHcEoMy 0
gro neyGaqHH& 5EoHoMHqeeEEx
onHTaX II HoTepe ia TaIOmHof pa6
[HRe 100000 /. Il 25 MHIA. 4oI.
3 NjTallHqecRoI %HHIycTpHH.
9E0 3aMeqaHHc raE cHIBHO ya3
BgI0 I3epIHHcIC;o, ITO IL HaTaI
orBpfarB oHaTb Tr AEoMy, pe3Ro
HaIa1. = Ha HelA FL 8peM.; penn
13ep%HHcRHfi yHaI B o6MopOE II
ia pyEax 6HI IOcTaBIeH B cBoD
RpeMIeBcHyD RBapTHpy, a Vepes
H|ecHOIbR0 qacOB cR0HqaIcG.
lilo 4pyToh BepcHH, B ll3epTHI
cEoro B 9TOM 3aceIaHHH OBI Hpo.
H3BeIeH BHcTpeI OIHHM H3 HoMHc
capoF, Ha RoTop0To oco0eHHo Ha-
naIaI Iaep&HHcEHif.
, 1926-08-05

p6cEHM EoHcyIoM HypHTeM. Fem
3ToT 6paE c0CTOHTca, TO ga MHTIH
Ha cBoefi cyHpylH lIypHq cNo%er
EyHnrb bee Cep6cEoe EopoIeRcTBo,
mec9e C EOpOIeN AIrEcaHIpOM.
II0 IpyTHM c9eIeHHaM, 9E"HeH-
TpHTnaa aMepHEaERa HaMepeHl BIZ
iiTH 3aMyT ga aETIIfcE0ro ,lopIa
RapMaTeHa, EOTopoTO OHa yIoBIaeT
B cBoH ceTH B ,IoHIoHe.
0TeI cO6Ia3HHTeJbHoi HeBecTBI,
oIHaEO, %3aaBIaeT, VITO ero 4oqb
BpaI iii cO6HpaeTca BBIXOIHTB 3a-
My;E, TAR TaE eli II 0e3 9TOrO THBe
Tca BeCeI0.
, 1926-08-05
EyTAErEPCKAM roCnNyAGb

GFHAT0. = AreHrI rpe3Boc-
I'll nEonaBe.IH o6HcE b hHcTcn TC
cIIHra7e II KoHRHcEOBaIn l3 aill
60B LnfRH.
BIa1eIeT rocHHTaIa Up ncT'
NAH npHBIeEaeTca Il ~cyIe6HoH OF
BCTCTBeHH0cTH.
, 1926-08-05
yBNT ByTHErEP

YHEAT0. Ha YHEaTo Tai
Tc HeH%aBecTHHNn y6HT 6yrTerep
IEoce6 Ca1bDo. 4Ba MecaIa TO-
MY Ha8aI OBI y6HT ero Ha4a I%o-
ce9 laM6epTa. BHHoBHHEH 9THx
y6HficTB HoEa he o6Hapy2eHH.
, 1926-08-05

qnKATO. - Ha Beer 81 YIN
lie y6Hr cTpOHTeIb-EoHTpaETop Mo
ppHc MapEoBHu, So let. Il MecTy
HocTpO1RH HO9'eXaI aBTOMO6HIb,
, 1926-08-05
PyCCROTO MA1bqNKA yAAPNI
ABTOMO6NIb

HyIbMAH, H11.- B npomIoe
B%OcKpeceHBe EaRoH TO TO 6McTpo
MqaBmHiica aBToMo6HIHcT yIapuI
aBToMo0HIeM HrpaBmero c 4pyrH-
, 1926-08-05
AEByuRA HOmyTNAA

qHKAT0. - Ha CTeHT H Ba-
mIHrToH yI. yHaIa Ha TpoTyap B
6ecc03HaTeIbHOM c0cTOaHHH II ne
THaa 4eBynnRa 0IBTa IaHIoE.
llocHemHBmeMy eli Ha HoMoHIb
NIoppHcy HoreHy OLA ycHeIa BBIMo
IBTTb, ITO OTpaBHIacbI
h0TeH IOcTaBHI ee b T0cHHTaIb
II Bpa4H HpHHaIHcB, cHacaTb ee &H
Bib. 0TRpHB rIa3a, oHa 3aaBHIa,
ITO C Hell HHqeTo OcO6eHHOTO lie
c.IyYHIOcB II qT0 0Ha TOIbEO Holly
THIa HaI IoETOpaMH.
0.Ibry l,aHDI HOc.Ie 9ToTO 9TH
paBHIH B ION 8aRIIoVeHHa gIa he
c0BepmeHH0.1eTHHX.
, 1926-08-05
XEPTBKI yPArAHA

MIAMI, q ia HpoHecmHM-
ca B Haccay yIhraHoM B HpomHHfl
uoHeIeIbHHE tpHqHHeHM y6HrEH
cBBme HaTH MIETIHoHo IoI. y6Hro
8 qeIOBeI.
, 1926-08-05
H0KNHN MECHl VI PA3BOAH-
Tea

YHKAT0. = 04Horo MecaHa
6pauHoh TH3HH 6HHo IocTaTOUHo
lii II IeTHeii MapH lIIBapH, ITO
OBI npocHTb CYL o pa8BO4e. Ito &c
8%aaBIeHHp, "A IeTHHf ee cyHpyT
oTHaTIM y4apHI ee MeTHoH, Rocle
zero Ola 1OIIHa 6HIa gro CORA
BHTb.
, 1926-08-05

.8IecB y6HTB ero aapaHee TpHrOTO-
BIeHHbIMH HHHaaIaMH C OTpaBIeH-
,HBIMH Ie3BHaMH.
, 1926-08-05
CMEMEHNE ROMNCCAPOB

lIpoHsBeIeHo MaccoBoe cMeme-
uHe RCMHccapOB, 3aHHMaTOnIHX BH
CmHe EOcTM II HpHqacTHHX Il OHIO
, 1926-08-05

PEIAKnNa rA3ETB uPyCCKNn BECT%HNK-PACCBET"
O1KpHra sxeSHeBHo, KpoNo BocKpecHHx gHei, on 10 10 8 vac. RO4SpA.
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New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
"DEAD"; IS REVIVED
Cleveland Man, Heart Action Ccas- ing During Operation, Restored As Surgeon Messages Vital Organ

Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 26 GP(-Ap- parently dead for several minutes Earl r. Hauserman, Cleveland man. ufacturer is on the road 10 health today because surgeon took chance and had the skill to carry his bold decision through.
 Hauserman's heart failed while he was being operated on for appendi- citis. Suspending the operation, pr, Theron M. Jackson made a huge in- cision under the heart, into which he reached and massaged that or gan. Slowly heart action was re- stored and the surgeon finished the appendicitis operation. Dr. Jackson said it was one Of those rare cases where the heart and nervous system fail under the shock Of an operation.
 The breathing stopped complete ly," the surgeon said. with that goes the heart action, possibly not entirely but all except an impercep- Itible thread.
 Some scientists say that if you'll just stand by and wait, the case will right itself but I haven't any faitf in that, so when Hauserman failed | acted"
New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
THREATENS TO SHOOT
 FEW MORE POLICEMEN
Six Guards Watch DwOjO- kOwski in New Haven
 Court

New Haven, Ian. 2C (Pl-William DWoj ojokowslii, arrested for shooting Officer William Dietrick a few days ago, plHsded not guilty in court to- day and with scarcely a pause de- clared he would shoot few more. He was held In s15,0QO for superior court.
 This man was guarded in court by six officers. The jail authorities are not convinced that he is men, tally unbalanced but believe he is fe;gning insanity by use of threats and boasts. He has been on a hum ger strike for several days and has been forcibly fed by order of the jail physicians. Yesterday 1t was found he had secreted some red pepper, taken from the table, in his cell to Use in the eyes of a guard in ? possible attempt to break out. Dwojokowski belongs in Norwich and was arrested here with two New Britain men In an automobile, After the men disregarded a traffic signal DietriclI jumped on the run ming board of the car, was pushed off and Dwokowski fired at him smashing q finger.
 His companions are to be return cd to New Britain for stealing 2 machine.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
Lone Woman Hires Lawyer To Fight
 Against Increase In Jitney Fares
Mrs Hannah E. Hunter of Winthrop Street to Lead
 Attack By Private Citizens

Mrs. Hannah E. Hunter of 1S1 Winthrop street has retained coun- sel to fight a proposed one-cent in- crease in bus fares, hearing on which is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the office of the public utilities commission in Hart ford.
 Attorney S. Gerard Casale. her lawyer, will carry her objections in to the hearing, at which Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa, members of the com mon council and others will also be placed on record ao opposed.
 The jitneurs, through Nair X Nair, their attorneys. will explain a plan whereby they agree 10 furnish trans fers permitting crosstown rides, pro- vided they are allowed 10 raise fares on all lines one cent. This increase will permit them to inaugurate the system with Q fair degree of profit and at the same time will be boon to the riding public, thty will claim.
 Mayor Paonessa will favor a plan whereby persons desiring the trans fer privilege Nill he required 10 pay more than those who do not, but he Sill be opposed to any boost in
New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
PADDOCK THREE SALOONS
New Haven Judge Issues Order Re strainiDg Them From Doing Any Business.

New Haven, Jan. c6 -- Three so- called saloons were closed here to- day by injunctious granted by Judge E. r. Farley, The injunctions were granted upon request of City Attor- ney Charles NJ. Robinson.
 The first place padlocked was that owned by Patrick Reynolds at State and East streets. Reynolds is now being sought by the police charged with violation of the liquor laws. A place conducted by John Donnelly at 44S1a Chapel street also was closed. Donnelly was arrested December 2S on liquor law violation charges and was bound over to the superior court.
 A place owned by Mrs. Peter Wik- ris, alias Blanche Voitkeiwicz at 2Sf Wallace street, was the third estab. lishment padlocked. Mrs, Wikri; was arrested following a raid or | January IS,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
WANTS TRIAL BY JURY
Thurlow Rogers, Accused Of Staying Infant Child, Pleads Not Guilty In New Haven Court,

New Haven. Jan. 26 P'-Thurlow Rogers of Waterbury. pleaded not guilty 10 killing his 6 months old son. Blancard, in criminal superior court here today and elected trial by court. Rogers, who has been confined in the county jail for several months showed signs of mental strain.
 Relieved insane by Samuel F. Hoyt, public defender. who is his counsel, Rogers since his arrest has told many different stories concern ing the manner in which his baby son met its death. The information in the warrant charges that Rogers strangled the child and then suffo- cated 1t hy means Of chloform.
 The tragedy was discovered March 27, 1925, when the body Of the child was found in a suit case at the Union station here. Rogers was ar rested in Schenectady, N. Y, after he had attempted to commit suicide, After he had been bound over from police court to superior court, Rog- CTS was subjected to a lengthy series of mental tests.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
SUES THAT DAUGHTER
 MAY HAVE ADVANTAGES
Stanley Yale Beach Makes Public Twenty Year
 Double Life

New York, Jan 26 R) Stanley Yale Beach, scion of one of the most noted families in America, is determined to give a r year old illegitimate daughter as many ma terial advantages as his three legitimate children.
 The story Of 20 year liaison with another woman, whom he wishes to marry, has been reveal ed in Mir. Beach's announced de- termination to fight efforts of his wife and family to prevent him from providing for Mrs. Caroline Watson and the child of their H. licit union.
 Supreme Court Justice O'Malles today has under consideration a suit begun by Reach. who is a lineal descendant Of William the
New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
FALSE ARREST SUIT
 HEARING RESUMED
Edward MeShken CrOsS-EXam-
 ined by Lawyer GOOdhart
PLAINTIFF BECOMES ANGRY
Counsel For Defense Admits That
 As Fighter He Is Good sprint er- Testimony Centers Around
 Torman's Check For S5.000.
Special to The Herald(

Hartford. Jan. 2G--Edward Mesh ken of New Britain, defendant in the suit of $. B. Forman Of New York for $25,0o0 brought against him on a claim of false arrest and malicious prosecution, occupied the witness stand at the resumption of the hearing in the case in superior court before Judge L. r. Waldo Marvin this morning.
 Lawyer Jacob Goodhart of New Haven, counsel for the plaintiff, after short resume of the testimony last Thursday began his cross cXamina- ton of Meshken again. He asked Neshken If it wasn't true that the principal reason that he had Froman arrested was because Forman had stopped payment on the check for $500 and Meshken answered that 1t was one of the reasons, Goodhart asked him If he had talked to peo- | pie in New York about the $500 check alone. Meshken said that he ] had told them the entire story. Goodhart then asked him for the name of any man with whom he spoke in New York about the goods belonging 10 Meshken which For man had. Meshken answered, "Mor- gansten and Denker on 2Sth street New York, between 1th and Sth ave. nues," Asked what he had said ht
 answered that Forman had nin'
 coats of his which he had not re
 turned. That is all he said, accord
 ing to Meshken. The rest of tn
 talk was about the check.
 When asked If Forman had eve
 said to him that he would not re
 turn the coats, Meshken said tha
 he had not. He denied that Formal
 had asked him in New York wh,
 Meshken had him arrested. He sai,
 that there was no conversation abou the arrest between them. He sair
 that at his home in New Britain ol
 December 2S, 1922, Forman toll
 him that he wouldn't go to Europe
 He said that at his home that night
 Lawyer Alfred Levitt had brough
 in q paper abrogating the previou agreement and stating that the two . Forman and Meshken, would go { Europe on January 2. Meshke Continued on Page 2c)
New Britain herald., 1926-01-26
PUTNAM RESIGNS HIS
 POST IN THIS CITY
Will Become President of Greenwich Utilities
 Company

Ehen r. Putnam, district superin- tendent of the Connecticut Light and Power Co.,, has resigned his position here and will leave February 1 for Greenwich, where he will become president of the Greenwich Water and Gas Go. This company supplies water and gas to Greenwich, Conn, and water to Portchester and Rye, N. Y, through subsidiary companies.
 The company plans a large eXten- sion and projection program under the administration of its lew presi- dent during the coming year.
 Mir. Putnam came to New Britain in the early part of last year, sue. ceeding A. S. Jourdan. For five years prior to coming here he was in charge of the Connecticut light and Power company's gas and cleo tric plants an Norwalk for five years. He has been in Greenwich before, having been district supSrin- tendent for the company with which he is about to sever his connection for three years.
 Mir. Putnam has been with the public utility service for 1S years, starting with the Connecticut Light and Power Co.,, in 1918. At the age of S4 years, he will enjoy the dis tinction of being the youngest presi- dent of a public utility corporation in Connecticut. The company he will be connected with recently had it's property appraised at more than seven million dollars.
 Mir. and Mrs. Putnam have re- sided at 92 Lincoln street while in New Britain. They will continue their residence here for the time be- ing.
 Besides being a member of q number of fraternal organizations and engineering societies, MT. Put nam is a member of the New Brit. ain club, the Shuttle Meadow clut land the Kiwanis club. In the latter club he is chairman Of the attend ance, reception and house commit tees. He also is a member of tht local chamber of commerce.
 He will be succeeded here by B
 H. McElhone who comes from tn, Westinghouse Electric Manufactur ing CO. at Boston. Mir. McElhon
 will take over his duties here Marcl
 1. During the month of Februar,
 the local plant will be in charge O
 Assistant Superintendent J. P. Han
 non,