davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-08-16
Hpe4BapHTeNbHbIe BbI6opbI
npNsHaHbI HeKOacTNTylNOH-
HbIMH.

qNKAT0. = TpH cy4BH BBHe
CHI cOBMecTHoe peHIeHHe 0 HpH3Ha
HHH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HTaTH010
3aEOHa 0 Hpe4BapHTeIBHHx BH6O-
pax, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOMHHHrr
BaHHe RaHIHIaT0B ma O6mecTReH-
NE 10ITH0cTH ne lapTHhHHMH III
iTefaMH, a HpeIBapHTeIBHBIM TOTO
coBaHHeM H36HpaTeTeH.
9T0T 3aROH 10 H%eEOTOpoif ere
HeHH cTecHaI ,THIepQB II oHH 4e.Ho
HepeHecaH B CYL, FeFepna pasPe-
HILL eT0 B Tx HOBBY.
EcIH pemeHHe HH3I1eTO cyIa
oyer H0ITBepTIeH0 BHcIHHM mTa
THBM cyIoM, TO 8aEoH o npeIBapH
TeIbHBIX BM6opaX 6y1eT yHHqr0-
TeH DpH4HqecHHM HOpaIEOM.
, 1926-08-16
Ha MNTNHre 4or NaC-IIapK
IIIKOQbI

YHKAT0. = B HpomIyD HIT
HHHy BeTepOM c%OcTOaIOcb 9RcTpeH-
noe co6paHHe 1oTIac-IIapE mEO-
lH. llpHcyTcTBoBa1O He6OIBmOe qH
c.Io qIeHoB, XoTa O6cyT4eHHD HO4
IeafaI TaH0H BaEHBIif B0HpOc, RaR
HocTpoiiEa cBoeTO mROIbHOTO 34a-
HHa.
u3 IOH.IaIa ROMHcCHH BHacHH-
I0cB, ITO bee IOEyMeHTM no TpHO
6peTeHHD 3eMeIBHOTO yqacTRa
H0I mEOIy yTe HMeEoTca. 3eMIa
HaIIeIamHM O6pa3OM yKpenIeHa
ga mEoIoH n TeHepb TOIBRO ocTa-
erca npHcTyIHTB r HOcTpoHRe
uIR0IH.
3a 4Ba HpHO6peTeHHHx fora
mEOIOf yHIaqeHo, BEIDqaa cDIa
pacxOIH 10 cOBepmeHHD pa3IHT-
HBIx 9opMaIbHocTef, 2185 IoI.,
co6paHo a;e OHIO Ha HoEyHRy BEN
III ToIbEo 2030 4oI. Ie4H1HT OBI
HoEpBIT EIeHaMH RoMHccHH no no
EyHRe.
ll0CIe 03HaHOMIeHHa C HpeIC-
TaBIeHHBMH R%oMHccHeH goHyMeHTa
NH TO HOEyHHe 3eMIH cO6paHHe
Hepem,IO Il O6cyTIeHHD BOHpOca
90 H3HcHaHHH cpeIcTB II cHocO0oB
cROpeiimef HocTpOfRH mRo.IH.
ByIeT yMecTHBM 0TMeTHTB, ITO
B HpOmIOM yqe6HOM ROXY B IoT-
Iac-IIapE O6yqaIocB' 60 pe6eHRa,
a B HacTyHaOHIeM yqe6HOM ce3oHe
qHCI0 mKO.IbHHHOB, 10 Beef Bep0-
aTHOcTH, y%Be.IHqHTca 10 s., ecIH
TO.IbEO he 6OIbme.
lIOcTpOfEa HO9TOMy cBOeTo mEo
IbHOTo sIaHHa aBIaeTca HacTOare
, 1926-08-16
LuTOPM B HbEO NOPKE

HbO H0PR. = B HpOmIHii
qeTBepr HaI TopOIoM HpoHecca CT
pamHOH cH.IH mT0pM, cOHpOBoTIa
BmHica IHBHeM II 6OIBmOI Tpo-
soil. Bee yIHqHOe H cO6BeiiHOe IBH
TeHHe 0HIo HapaIH3oBaHO. Bona
3a.IHIa H01BaIbHHe H0MeIIeHHa.
OF yIapOB M0IHHH H0c.IeI0BaI0
16 naTapoB. 3aXBaqeHHHe mTop-
NOM HOLM 4OITHH 6BIH NTH no
EOIeHH B BOIe.
llacCa%HpcE0e IBHTeHHe B ne
UeHHe 30 MHHyT 6aIO H%pHocTaHo-
BIeHo. B IEepaH CHTH OF yIapa
MoIHHH 3aTOpeIacB TepEoBB.
BHIo MHorO HecqacTHHX cry
qaeB.
4a41A ii
, 1926-08-16
H0BbIn KAHEHgAPb

HEHEBA. - IIocIe HpoIoIIa
BneToca TeIHff TOI O%6cyTIeHHG
peRopMH HaIeHIapa, cHeHHaIBHaa
EoMHccHa yIHrH HaIHi HpeIcraBIa
er Ha paccMoTpeHHe ROMHccHH npn
ext B ToTOBOM BHIe.
Lilo HpOeRTy EoMHccHH, llacXa
c%TaHOBHTca HeHoIBHTHbM Hpa3IHH
rom. KaToIHqecEaa DepIoBb 6.IaTO
Ie.IaTeIBHo oTHocHTca Il 9ToMy npe
IIOEeHHIO, cqHTaeT, oIHaHO, HyE-
HIM Io6HTbca pa3pemeHHa BceIe
HcIOrO Co6opa, ToTopBff oyer co
3BaH He paHee 1880 TOIa.
, 1926-08-16
Ha3peBaFOT OC0OKHeHNa c
MeKCNKON

HMeHHa B MeEcHIe, he yHIaTHB
Xix BIa4e.IBHaM B03HaTpaT1eHHa.
~ll0I00HHe ne KaI00H H0cTyTIa
lot II OF aMepHRaHcEHX HeQTeHp0
MBIHIIeHHHR0B B MeRcHRe Ha 3aX-
Bar MeEcHEaHcHHM IIpaBHTeIbcT-
BON He9TaHHX HcTOqHHRoB, o6'aB-
,IeHHBx TocyIapcTBeHHoH co6cTBe
HocTBIO.
bHBnIHe BIaIelbuH MeHcHEaHc
XIX 3eMe.lb II ROHeii Tpe6ynT ynIa
TIL I'M oTpoMHHX cyMM IeHeT II
HacTaHBaDT Ha TOM, qT00M BaIIH-
HTT0HcIOe HpaBHTeIBcTBo Tpe0OBa-
10 yHIaTH 9THX IeHeT.
B BamHHrTOHe 3arOBOpHIH 0
HapymeHHH MeRcHEOif npeRHHX 60
rIameHHf 0 I0MHeHcaIHH ga OF
0HpaeMBTe Y aMepHRaH1eB Tx MeE
, 1926-08-16
APECT CBaYEHHNKA 6yTI1ETEPA

TEPH, NHI.- 3IecB HeIyto
ceHcaIHD BB3BIBaeT apecT 50 IeT-
nero pyMBIHcRoTo npaBocIaBHQr5
cBaTIeHHHEa HHEa CHyRa, RoTO-
pBIH, RaR ORa3BIBaeTca, 3aHHMaI-
ca IoHocaMH ia IpyTHX 6yTIere-
pOB, a cam BTHzOMoIHy ToTe Top
roBaI BoIRof.
ll0 c.I0BaM HOIHI. IaHHTaHa
Bo8HqIH, cBaMJ. CHyH, nIH IaR
gro B HapoIe Ha3HBaIH "OTeI qy
ia" 6BI H3BecTeH HoIHnlIK ga Gy
T.leTepa, HO .IOBRO HpaTaI I0HGIH R
ROXY II eTo TpyIHo 6HIo HOiiMaTb
Ha MeGTe HpecTyHIeHHa.
30 BpeMa apecTa "oTIa YyRH"
Y hero B HapMaHe HaIIIH 3aneqa-
TaHHyD 6yTHIEy XOpomeif BHcRH.
RorIa cBIIHEH 3aaBH.IH CHy-
Ry, TITO OH a~pecToBaH, TO HepeHy-
raHHBIii cBanIeHHHH qyTb 6HIO He
yHaI B O6MopOE, Ho 3aTeM cEopo
npHmeI B coca II myTIHBo 9aMe-
TIKI apecTOBaBMHM erO cHIIHRaM:
, 1926-08-16

TBOM BBIHIaTH IOITa b II IeTHHli
cpOI 10 62 IoI. B MecaI.
qepHoycHH, HoBHIHMoMy cam
cTpoHTeIb, Hpe4IaTaeT cTp0HTb
mROIbHoe 31aHHe caMHM qIeHaM
6e3 RoHTpaHTopa. HO envy BO3paGa
lot, qTO II caMHM HeIb3a cTpOHTb
ION, He HMea IeHer Ha HOHyHEy
IeMeHTa II HHpHHTa.
B OTHBIeHHof 1HcEyccHH BHa-
cHaeTca, ITO LII HAVANA HOcTp0d-
Ri IONA H%eo6xoIHMO c06paTb eme
1000 IoI. FRO : TO H%peIIaraeT
HepeF0BopHTb C HoHTpaET0paMH II
y3HaTB 90 ycIOBHaX HocTpOiRH.
Ha 9TOM HpeIIoTeHHH co6pa-
HHe ocTaHaBIHBaeTca II HOpyqaeT
E0MHccHH B BO3MOIHO cHOpBIii cpoE
He 00Iee 4eM MecaqHBIlI, cHec-
THcb C H0HTpaKT0paMH, HepeToB0-
pHTb C 6aHROM II HpoH3BecTH BcD
He%0oXoIHMyD HO4r0TOBHTeIbHyIO
pa6ory, TTo6M Il cHeIyDmeMy CO.
0paHHO HpeIcTaBHTB oHpeIeIeH-
HBIe HIaHB, ycI0BHa II cO06paa:e
HHa OTHOcHTe.IbHO HocTpOHEH mEO-
.IH.
O0cyTIaIca TaHaie BOHpOC 0
BTopoM yqHTe.Ie, Tar RaI C Haqa-
HOM yqe6HorO rOIa 1-To ceHTa6pa
Jpn HIR0Ie OTRpBIBaeTca TpeTHI
cTapIIHd IIacc. PemeHO H0Ra ITO
OTpaHHqHTbca QUINN yqHTeIeM, HO
yBeIHqHTB yqe6HOe BpeMa Ha 10
MHHyT.
C00paHHe Hp0HcXOIHIO HOI Hpe
4ceIaTeTbcTBoM RIHMROBa.
, 1926-08-16
BN4bl HA yPOXAn
B HaqaIe y6opEH YpOEaa

b HaqaIe y0opEH ypoataa no.
ToIa cT0aIa oqeHb 6IaroHpHaTHaa.
B nepBBIX qHcIaX HDIa c0cT0aHHe
XIe6OB cTaIO yXy4maTBca B CHI
BIZ C BeTpaMH : cyXoBeaMH II Glib
Hoh Hap0h, ROTOpaa CTOaIa Ha
pT0 : BocToRe yHpaHHH.
qacTB 09HMbX HyIbTyp 3aXBage
ia cyXoBeaMH eUe Ha HopHTo. b
pe3y.IBTaTe cyXOBea 3epHo ccBXa-
eTca. HaH6oIee nocTpaIaaH apo
BBIe. B %HeRofopHx paHoHax EpecTb
aHe %HyT oBec Ha ceHo. lIocTpaIa
III IeHHHe cOpTa meHHHbT. yXyl
mHIOcB TaE;te c%OcToaHHe TpeqHxn
II HapTO9eIa.
CyxOBeH II %apa HpoIoITaDTca
II ceiiqac.
("NaB.")
, 1926-08-16

1BHO HeO6xoIHMOH. 9To co8HaDT
MHOTHe qIeHB mEOIM. BecB BOIL
poe TeHepb TO.IBHO B IeHbTaX. HO
Il 4HbrH, EOHeqH0, HaHIyTca, ecIH
I0TIac- IIapRHM nOMeHbIIe 0y1yT
rOBOpHTB, a 6oIBme geiicTB0BaTB.
lilo H0BoIy n3HcEaHHa cpe4cTB
Ha nocTpOHRy B cO6paHHH Ie.Ia-
lHcB pa3HHe HpeII0IeHHa: TOBopH
IOcB 0 TOM, qTO6B qIeHBT, a TaR-
ne II c0qyBcTByIOmHe IaIH 3aHM0
00pa3H0 Hin II0TepTBOBa,IH 10
500, 100 HIH so IOI. yEa3mBa-
IOcb HpH 3T0M, .qTO TaIHe 3aiiMH
6yIyT IaBaTBca HOI O%6ecHeqeHHe
Tx 1OMOM H 3eMIeii mROIH, a no.
ceMy 0HH He cOHpaHeHH HH C
RdkHM pHCR0M.
yqHTeIB NpHeBHq, c Te.TBD yc
R0peHHa 4eIa, peRoMeHIOBaI HOcT-
poiEy He %RaMeHHOTO, a IepeBgHHO
70 moRIbHoT0 sTaHHa, RoTopoe 600
hIeTca 1emeBIe, Ho HpoTHB 9Tod
peEoMeHIanHH 6MlH B08paIeHHa:
TOpOI MO&eT he paSpemHTb nocTpo
fEH IepeBaHHOTO 3IaHHa, ia Te-
Hepb B0O6me Ha IepeBaHHHe iona
HpOXO4Hr mona.
PeMeHqHE n IpyTHe H0IIepRH-
BaDT peHOMeHIaDHD NpEeBHqa o
poaHTpBme RaROh HH6yIb IeHHcii
BeHIH: aBToMO6HIa II T. H.HpeIIa-
TaDT TaRIe HOc.IaTb c6OpmHHOB no
a0MaM. hT0-T0 T0BOpHT, qTO Ha
nOcTpOhRy mROIH MORH0 3aHaTb
5000 IOI. B 6aHEe C O6asaTe.Hbc-
, 1926-08-16
lBA OTPA6NEHNa

YHKAT0. - IBOe MoIOIBIx
lIo4eH C nOMombIo IeBymRH-moR4e
pa n|poH3Be.1H GBa O%rpa6IeHHa. Ha
IHBuIeH y.IHHe B ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hoii IaBRe IIIy0pyca Tpa6HreIu
B3aHH 200 T., a B pecTopaHe Befl
ca Ha HopT HeI3H = 100 IoI.
B o6oHx cIyqaax aBFoM06HIeM,
Ha EOTopoM cRpBT1Hcb Tpa0HTeIH,
ynpaBIala IeByIHRa.
, 1926-08-16
CEMEnHAa lPAMA

qHHAT0. Ha Ba1rHMop
abe B IOMe TOMaca KepHH paaBIr-
paIacB ceMefiHaa IpaMa, aaEoHqH-
rmaaca BHeaaHHoi cMepTBO sieHB
ToMac KepHH, cOBMecTHo C HpH
e3RHM 6paTOM %eHM, ITaHoM 10
lecOM, BepHyINcb nosIHO HoqbD R
HeTpe8BOM c%ocTOaHHH. KepHH cTa7
npHIHpaTbca X TeHe II XOTe.I ee
yIapHTb. BpaT ee BcTynHIca ga &c
cTpy II MeEIy HMM 3|aBH3a1acH
IpaRa. KeHmHHa OF HcHyra yHa-
ia B o6MopoE II, ne HpHXoIa B CO.
3HaHHe, yMepIa OF pa3pBIBa cep4-
ia.
, 1926-08-16
NMHEPAToPCKNn axT -RHyE

"HpaeHaa Ta8era" OTMeuaer
4HuHHBfi paI 'aHaxpoHHaMoB" B
EHHre 'BecB IeHHHrpa4 Ha 1926
ro4."
Bo3Mymaacb TEN, ITO 6oIBHH
uM HoHpeIHeMy HOcaT HasBaHHa:
"BOIBHT1a CD. IIaHTeIeiiMOHa",
"MapHH MarTaIHHu", "cB. Orb
rH', Ta3eTa paccEasBBaeT, ITO IA
u.HaHe UeHHHrpaIa IA yIH1e rep
geHa oTMeqeH "HMHepaTopcEHi
axT-Ely6."
, 1926-08-16
HPNE34 PABBNHA

qHHAT0. = CDGa HpH6HI 9.
EHeBcEHH paBBHH HOcHa Pa6HHo-
BHq, nO,IB3yDwHiica 6OIBmoH no.
uyIapHocTbW cpeIH eBpedcEoro Ha'
pO8a ga cBoD yqeHOCTB II cBaTOcT
qHRaTcEaa eBpeiicEaa EOIOHHf
ycTpaHBaeT envy Top&ecTBeHHyD b
Tpeqy.
, 1926-08-16

cHRaHcBHe BIaIeHHa. IlOJoIeHHe
see 60.Iee 0CI0THaeTca II MOTeT
IaTe IofiTH 10 pa3pHBa %IHHIOMa-
rHqecEHx oTHomeHHh II 4pyrHx ce
pBe3HBIX 10cIeIcTBHi.
, 1926-08-16

1eBymeR oHo3Ha.Ia y%TacTHHEa ROM
HaHHH MOIOIHX IIOIeT, npHqacT-
HOf Il 6eccTBIIHoMy 4eIy.
llaTaE, no yTBepEIeHHD IeBy-
mEH, %ynpaBIaI a%BTOM06HIeM. HMe
Ha ero 4pyrHx %cOyTacTHHEOB y&e
H3BeCTHM H0.IHUHH.
lilo 9IOMy 4e4y pa3HcRHBaDTca
u. Rapp, ITaH BeHIHc II MHxaHyI
IeppHq.
, 1926-08-16
PASBO4aTCa

YHKATO. - 9IeoHapa Helb-
Cob Tpe6yer c cBoero My%a 4oETo
pa HeIBcoHa cpeIceTB Ha ee oT8e
IBHoe cymecTBoBaHHe.
MoIoIHe IIOIH HoTeHHT &c .
enc 30 BpeMa HocemeHHa -cr1IHefl
GIRoHM. IIO- cIOBaM IaIO6mHDH,
OLA pa6oTaIa, qTo6H 1aTB Bo3Mo-
, 1926-08-16
B TEOPbMy "a gOlr

qHEAT0. = Tyc 6eH, 4yT6o-
IHcT, HocaEeH B TIopBMy ga HeIIa
Te% 5000 1OI., npHcyT4eHHBIx
BeIIe IyHH B BHIe nomenclature
ga HOpaHeHHe aBT0M06HIeM.
, 1926-08-16
BOP

YHHAT0. = Ha CayT 4&ed-
QepcoH yHHHe 4Toce9 KaMeHe8eE
yBOpoBa.I y cBoero coceIa 16 TYP.
Ha cy4e OH co8HaIca B BOpoB
cTBe H 3aaBHT, ITO BOpoBaI Eyp
lii TOTO, qTo6M pa3IO6HTb IeHeT
Ha yromeHHe cBoeff 4eBymEH.
CYL OTHecca cHHcXOIHTeIbHo Il
MoIo4oMy qeIoBeEy II ycIoBHo 0cBo
.00IHI eTO OF HaRa3aHHa.
, 1926-08-16
3ArOBOPNNA or NCHyrA

AIIEHTAyH, Ia HeMaa
% IeTHaa IeBymEa, MHHHH Bali
Cep, - ,Ier TONY Ha3a4 OF HcHyra
OHeMeBmaa, OHaTb saT0BopHIa B
pe3yIBTaTe CHIBHOTO HcHyra HpH
BHIe rpeMyqeif 3MeH, co6HpaBmefi-
ca yTaIHTB ee.. IeByma Haxo4H-
zach, BMecTe C cBOHMH HoIpyraMH,
B .Iecy H, 3aBHIa 3MeD, BcEpHRHy-
ia: "3Mea!,, HoTpyrH HeMoff cHIb
HO HepeHyTaIHcB, ycIBxaB TOIOc
8arOBOpHBmeH HeMoh.
, 1926-08-16
6AHRPOTCTB0 ABT0M06N'
1bHON 6NPMb

qHHATO. 06aHEpoTH1acb
eme oIHa TaEcH-HbpMa ''PeII Roo
Ko." NMymecTBO o6aHEpOTHBmed-
ca 6HpMH o%HeHHBaeTca B 100000
4oI. a IOIrH HcqHcIaEOTca B 200,
900 IoI.
, 1926-08-16
B3PblB 6OMBbI

YNKAT0. = Fla HpHcToH abe
B3opBaIacB 6oM6a, Ho4Io%eHHaa B
rapa% C. HHTe.IIH. Is MecaHeB
TONY HaaaI 6HIa HogIo%eHa 6oM-
Ga B 6pyEToByn 1aBRy HHTeI1H
, 1926-08-16
PEBHNBbIN CTAPNR

TEP TOT, HH4. = 80 Ier-
HHi cTapHE 4%aH HoHr B%oa6yIHI
B cyIe 4eIo 0 pa3BoIe c cBoei
Sc IeTHefi &eHoit TappHerOH, o6BH
Haa ee B ''H3MeHe."
9To 4e,Io 3acIyTHBaer BHHMa
HHa .ROIOHHaIBHoTo Ho9Ta BHr-
Boa.
, 1926-08-16
KPAKA y 4ETEKTNBA

< qHHAT0. = y IeTeETHBa BY
PHI B RaMepe cy4a H3 EapMaHa
yEpaIeH EOmeIeE C 1856 ToI.
IeTeETHB HOIaTaeT, ITO Epa-
ia cOBepMeHa OIHHM H3 apecTOBa
HHHX, HO OcBO6OTIeHHHx cy1OM,
, 1926-08-16
HOBOe Tpe4AOXeHNe [epTpy
4e 94epHe
HOBOe

UOr

.IOC AHREIOC. = Bn.1baM
BpHrIH %HpeIIaTaeT nepeHIMBB-
lneH aHEHHifcEHa EaHaI TepTpyIe
9IpIe 5000 Io.I. ga To, qTO6H oHa
HepeHIHIa KaTeaIHHcRHii EaHaI B
RaIH4opHHH Ha HpOTaTeHHH %
MHIb.
, 1926-08-16
yANqHbIE TEAE&0HbI

B MOcEBe HpHeTyHIeHo Il vera
HosRe cHeIHaIBP TX TeTe'poHoB IIa
Ey%I Mn1HIIHH.
TeIe9oHHHe aHIIapaTB HpHK-
pen.HeHH h bOHapHHM cToIOaM He
uoIaIeRy OF MHHHTefcEHx HocToH
, 1926-08-16
CnAC yTOHANWETO

qHHAT0. = I~IoIHDeicEHii
TIHE y noIHoIHa Hooper ToIcTeI
cHac ToHyBmerO B peEe cTapHRa T
TnIHcHH, So Ier, cIyqaHHo yHaB-
nero B B0Iy.
, 1926-08-16
HPNE3g EBPENCR0H 3HA-
MEHNTOCTN

YHHAT0. = CoIa npH6HI Ms
BecTHHff eBpehcRHa IHpeRTOp II ap
THcT MHxaI MHxaIecRO II ero cy-
Hpyra naBecTHaa apTHcrEa AHHa
HeBHHa. Ohm 6y4yT BHcTyHaTB B
rIHIMaHa IIaIac TeaTpe. =
, 1926-08-16
nOrN6 PAbOqNN

YHKAT0. = Ha Beer HpH VI
C 10 9TaTa BO3B0IHMor0 9IaHHa
yHa.I cToIap NocH0 BypsHHcRHH n
pa30HIca Ha-cMepTb.
, 1926-08-16
CAMOyBNNCTBO

qHHAT0. = Ha BepHHc abe
B cBOeif HBapTHpe oTpaBHIca cBe
rH1BHBM raaoM TepMaH BpoceIb,
6S IeT, no npo6eccHH cTOIap.
, 1926-08-16
nOXNW EHNE
ZEN
ABTOMOBH.

YHHAT0.- 4Ba BoopyTeHHHx
.6aHHHTa B TeTeHHe OIHOTo 4Ha or
pa6HIH HaTb mo89epoB II nOxH-
THIH HX aBTOMO6HIH.
, 1926-08-16
4NKarcKaa1X poHNKa

a;EGtrD cB0eMy MyTy no lqlIG! NC
lVuHHcEOe o6pasOBaHHe.
koT4a axe ee cyHpyr IocTHT cBo
Elf IeIH, TO cTaI HpeHe6peTaTb eD
, 1926-08-16
,BBO3 yTAa B AHT
AND

.IOHIOH. , re"enH,' mere
EIlIerO HIOIa MecaDh BBo3 yTIa L
AArIHD rocTH" |. sHlJHoHa TnllII.
yT0IB HMnopTHpyefca H3 CoeI.
III1aroB, HolbmH, TepMaHHH II OF
qacTH PpaHHHH.
3|a6acT0BEa aHEIHiicEHX maXTe
POE bee eIIe HpOIo.BLaeTca.
, 1926-08-16

HHe Ho HpHA0IHICH CTblAHIbCi
9To - X0p0maa BHcRa.
06NKApT nEPBOTOAHNKOB
AHH APB0P, MHq. - CTyIe
HTaM HepBoHypcHHHaM B 9TOM TOIy
oyer BOcnpemeHo noIB3OBaTbca
cBOHMH cO6cTBeHHBMH aBToMo6HIa-
NH.
yHHBepcHTeTcH0e HaqaIBcTBO
Haxo4HT, ITO aBToMO6HIbHMe npo-
TyIRH BpelHbM o6pasoM oTpaTan-
Tca Ha 3aHaTHaX MO,IoIBIx cTyIeH-
TOB.
, 1926-08-16
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The daily worker., 1926-06-12
French BARELY
HOLDING THEIR
POSTS IN SYRIA
More Soldiers Needed to
Take Offensive
Especial to The Daily worksr)

PARIS, June 10.-Altho the French
government talks airily OF how Syria
is "pacifled" and the high commits
sioner, Henri de Jouvenel, calls him
self a confirmed advocate of mild
measures" it is disclosed that France
considers it necessary to send 10000
more troops to hold down this "paci-
fed country to prevent it inhabitants
from running what troops are there
into the sea.
1t is admitted that at present the
French are on the defensive with
10000 troops holding their own only
by difficulty; 10000 Of these are en-
gagged with native forces under Sultan
Atrash, who has only 5000 to 5000
men, armed chiefly with rifles. The
remaining 10000 are but barely hold
ing the rest of the territory and
Damascus has virtually been in state
of siege for two months, with contin-
uous firing after dark and daily lists
of casualties.
No Mandate Holders Wanted.
The entire country from north to
south from Aleppo to Soda is seeth-
ing with revolutionary independence
sentiment and is unsafe for the
French, who hold the territory under
a mandate from the league of nations,
unless they go about in armored cars
and travel with heavily armed con-
voys.
The French admit that the back
bone of the national revolutionary
movement is not broken by the mere
capture of Salkhad, the second most
important Druse city last week, hence
the French intend to bring in 10000
to 10000 more troops in order to take
the offensive. The French command
says that the Druses will never sur
render and therefore must be driven
by superior force into the desert or
exterminated.
French Hated BY All.
In Damascus itself the city is sur
rounded by triple rows of barbed wire
and from the city walls the French
have machine guns pointed both ways,
into the country to oppose native at
tacks from the open, where they have
cut down all the beautiful orchards
to allow clear view, and other guns
pointing rearward into the city
streets, as the Syrian natives cordially
hate the French for their many massa-
cres and only wait the opportunity to
square accounts.
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
Cleveland Painters
Sitting Pretty in
Fight on Open Shop

CLEVELAND, June 10.-The strike
of painters which has been in progress
in this city for more than 13 weeks
has not been settled. County Prose-
cutor Stanton, who has been trying
to mediate, held conferences with rep
resentatives of the painters and. with
the contractors, but nothing resulted.
The situation actually is not so bad.
Most Of the Independent contractors
have already signed up at the wage
scale of $1.371a an hour, an advance
of 1914 cents over the former wage
scale, The Painters Association re-
fuses to meet the demand of the
workers, and the strike continues.
AS a matter of fact, however, very
few painters are idle, since the inde-
pendents control the vast majority of
the shops. The American Plan Asso-
citation is behind the association and
is bent upon breaking up the union,
but in this it will not succeed.
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
VANZETTI DEFENSE
BODY REPUDIATES|
BOMBING CHARGE
tspeeIaI to rhe oalIy w0rkerl

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BOSTON, Mass, June 3. John
Barry, in the name of the Sacco-Van-
zetti defense committee, of which he
is chairman, has issued a statements
mailing the charge that friends OF
Sacco and Vanzetti were guilty of
throwing the bomb which hit the
house OF a relative OF one of the pros
ecution's minor witnesses in the case.
"The committee wishes emphati-
cally to repudiate the accusation that
newspapers say the police made
against friends of the Sacco-Vanzetti
case in connection with this explosion.
No one has any right to couple this
explosion with the Sacco-Vanzetti case
without Offering evidence to sustain
the charge. The effect Of such accu-
sations is to excite prejudice against
the two defendants, who are In the
shadow of the electric chair for a
crime which this committee and mil.
lions OF working men and friends OF
Justice are convinced they had nothing
TO do with. The defense committee,
from the beginning of its fight for JUS
tice, has been faced with that attitude
OF mind which believes that any crime
can be laid to the doors Of italians"
and radicals"
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
INTERNATIONAL WORKERS
AID TO CONDUCT A TAG
DAY FOR BRITISH MINERS

In response to the cable sent by
A. J. Cook, secretary Of the British
Miners Union, to the international
Workers Aid, in which he pleads
for help to save the striking miners
and their families from starvation,
the !. w. A., Local Chicago, will
conduct Tag Day on Saturday,
June 10th, to raise funds immedl-
ateIy.
To assure success for this under
taking, a great number Of workers
are needed. All who read this are
urged to volunteer. Send in names
and addresses to Jack 5radon,
Room so3, 1858 West Madison, local
secretary, I. w. A.
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
Canton Government
Backs international
Anti-Imperialist Meet

CANTON, June 1O.-The Berlin sec
retariat Of the League Against Cruel
ties and Oppression in the Colonies,
in Berlin, received in reply to its invi-
tation the following wire of the Can
ton national government executive:
League against Cruelties and op-
preston in the Colonies, Berlin:
I'VE endorse your program. Feel
relief and protest action needed every
whore. Please give particulars from
movement for protection of oppressed
nations. Executive Committee Of the
National Government"
In a second wire the Canton govern.
ment nominated a permanent delegate
as its representative at the confer.
ence.
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
Mine OWNERS
FAIL TO Get
SECRET MEET
Hoped to Break Smith
Away from Cook
tspeeIal . Ia paIIy Workerl

LONDON, June s.--Attempts OF the
mine owners TO get Herbert Smith,
president of the Miners Federation OF
Great Britain, into a secret meeting
without A. J. Cook, the miners secre-
tary, being present failed today
The officials agreed that no back.
room conversations would assist ths
settlement OF the strike, but that both
Smith and Cook were ready TO talk
with the owners if they came into the
open and official meeting Of both sides.
Smiths statement declares that the
miners positively would not consider
any wage cuts or more hours until the
coal commissions report had been
made 10 mean something. He stated
that reorganization Of the industry
would make reductions unnecessary.
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
Argentine Labor for
Sacco-Vanzetti

BUENos AIRES, Argentina, June 10.
Argentine workers are distributing
thousands Of leaflets urging labor to
protest against the planned legal muir
der of Sacco and Vanzetti. Police are
attempting to prohibit protest meet.
ings in the country. Argentine work
ers have conducted big demonstra-
tions for the two Italian workers in
Massachusetts aifew years ago, when
they were again threatened with exc
cution.
The daily worker., 1926-06-12

W VI NS " VI Ne W VI Ne
A LMOST by force took my fellow
"A wanderer into town, where both
Of us secured work at the furnaces,
one Of the most exacting jobs know.
He did not stand the test. In two
weeks he gave up the work. re-
mained there ten months. The work
was indeed above my strength, but
there were many joys after the days
labor. We had quite a colony of ma
tives from Piedmont, Tuscany and
Venice, and the little colony became
almost family. In the evenings the
sordidness of the day was forgotten.
Someone would strike up a tune on
the violin, the accordion or some other
instrument. Some of us would dance
4, unfortunately, was never inclined
towards this art and sat aside watch
ing. have always watched and ioyed
in other folks happiness.
There was considerable sickness in
the little colony, recall, with fevers
attacking one after the other. Scarcely
day passed without someone's teeth
beginning to chatter.
From now on l was little more
fortunate. l went to Meriden, Con-
necticut, where 1 worked in the stone
pits. Two years in the stone pits,
doing the hardest unskilled labor; but
| was living with an aged couple, both
Tuscans, and took geat deal of joy
in learning the beautiful Tuscan Ian
guage.
During the years in Springfield and
! in Meriden l learned a great deal be-
sides the dialect of Tuscany. l learned
to love and sympathize with those
others who, like myself, were ready to
accept any miserable wage in order to
keep body and soul together. /
learned that lass-consciousness was
not phrase invented by propagan-
! dists, but was a real, vital force, and
that those who felt its significance
were no longer beasts of burden, but
human beings.
T MADE friends everywhere, never by
throwing myself at them, never
consciously. Perhaps they who worked
beside me in the pits and at the fur
naces saw in my eyes the great pity
had for their lot, and the great dreams
that were already in my imagination
for world where all of us would live
cleaner, less animal existence.
My friends counseled me to get back
to my profession as pastry cook. The
unskilled worker, they insisted, was
the lowest animal there was in the
social system; would have neither
respect nor food if remained such
So l went back to New York and
quickly found employment as assist.
ant pastry chef in Sovarin's Restau-
rant on Broadway. In six or eight
months was discharged. At the time
did not know why. Immediately
got relocated in a hotel on Seventh
avenue, in the theater district. In
FIVE months l was discharged from
for these strange discharges. The
chefs were at that time in league with
the employment agencies and got a
divvy on every man they placed. The
more often they sacked men, the more
often they could get new ones and
| their commission.
THE countrymen with whom was
l. boarding begged me not to de.
spair. "Stick to your trade" they
urged, "and so long as We have a
house and bed and food to offer you
don't worry. And when you need
cash, don't hesitate to tell us"
Great hearts among the masses, O
We Pharisees!
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
Arrest Chicago Bond
Salesman AS Hold-Up

Charles j. Lamb, salesman for a
Chicago bond house, was arrested at
Moline, ILL.,, on charges of assault with
intent to rob, according to word re-
ceived here. With Francis Duroe, of
Sioux Rapids, Ia, he tried to hold up
Oscar Johnson, Moline grocery store
keeper, who grappled with him until
police arrived. Duroe was said to
have been waiting outside of the store
in a car.
The daily worker., 1926-06-12
Washington Protest
Meeting Successful

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 9.-over
two hundred persons gathered here
today at a protest meeting for Secco
and Vanzetti arranged by Interna-
tional Labor Defense. Robert w. Dunn
and John S. Hornback, local radical at.
torney spoke for the defense, saying
that the case would be taken. IL neces,
sary to the supreme court Of the
United States.