davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-10-02

06cyTIeHHe penIeHHG HEOIbcRo-
70 H%IeHyMa He Ha cO6paHHaX MOO
B0BcEHX I0MMyHHcTOB BHaBHIo ne
IOTOpMe HHTepeCHHe cT0poHM BLY,
TpH : HapTHIHof II3Hu.
Fla cO6paHHaX 6BaO HoIaHo cBH
HE IecaTH THcaT 3aHIIcoE. Coco
MAJ 90 oToN, "IIpaBIa" 3aMeTa-
er: "XapaETepHo, UTO o%H1o3HHHo-
HepM yTIOHaTHcb OF BBIcTyHIeHHa
b TpeHHaX GA HHqTOTHBMH HcE-
moTeHHaMH) II HpeIHoTHTaIH DOM
6apIHp0BaTb IO%EIaITHEOB 3aHHcIa
MI; H0Iqac HaqEH 3aHHcOB HAHN
caHU oIHof pyFoft. 0HHO3HnHoHe-
PHI TaHRe, EaE HpaBHIo, yIIoHa.
IHCb OF ToIOcOBaHHa.
"HpaBJa" He O6'acHaeT, Hoqe-
MY HMeHHO o|nH03HDHa Tar ce0a Be
ia, 3aTO 0Ha c yI0OBIbcTBHcM
HpHB0IHT TaH0e BBcTyHleHHe 0IH0
TO pa00qero: 81 Obi H%peIIoGHl,
ToBapHmH, lo-pa6OqeMy: He cMoT-
peTb eCTb 9dcTyTH HIH Her, a
pas bpaEnHa Ie,Io acHoe. TIE
6MI? B Iecy? Fly, 3nauHT, IA
THcb! HO9ToMy j B 3|aEIOTeHue 10
BopO, ITO HAM, pe6aTaM, HyTHc
6HTb UoBpeHqe, a EaI ToTbEo RIO
6yIeT 6y3HTB, TONY 3HaTHT Il ia
MaXnBaii."
0 TOM, ITO HHcaJa B cBoHX 9a1Hc
TaX OHH03HBHa, MOTHO TO.IbI0 10
raIHBaTBca 10 EpaiiHe cEyIHEN
3aMeqaHHaM Ta9eTbF. Tar, B on
H0ii H3- HHX 0HIO cEa8aHO, TTc
"HcropHTecRH HeH36eTHBT pa3Uor-
lacHG B npaDnTeIbcTBeHH0it nap
TIL Il Tx HyEH0 IeraIn3oBaTb."
B IpyroH 3aImcEe 6BI1o cEa3a.
no: "B 3aHaIno : eBpoHeHcEHX Ey
IbTypHbIX cTpaIaX HoMnapTm lera
IbHH. Ham HyFHo Tal;;Ee leTaIE2C
BATH He5olbHeBHcrcEHe TpyHIIHpo.
BRH."
la3eTa cVHTaeT aBT0poB raEnN
3anHcoB "pacuoaCaBmHMHca." HI
, 1926-10-02
l~NLCylCENn CAA!Ca

BAPIlTABA. BonpeEH oEHIanH-
I'M, IIHIcyIcEHH HOMER ma ycTyI-
RH B cXBaTEe c CefMoH. BMccT0
pa8Tona CefTa, qTo paHBI1e upeI-
n~OIaTaIocB, OH corIacHIca ia
orcTaBEy HhTHenIHeTo Ea6HHeTa Nh
HHcTpoB.
sOTeTaBEa IpHHaEa Ipe}HIeaToN
MOcTHTIEHM, .Tnmb 0opMadbHo BIZ
HoIHal0mHM Bce BeIeHHa IIHIcyIc
Boro. "HaHHTyIaBHa" H%HIcyHcEo-
70 O6'acHaeTca rem, qTO OH 1000,
aHca HeEOTopBIX 9BoHoMHqecEHX ne
pe6oeB Byo3aiicTBeH. cTpoHTeIbG-
TBe cTpaHn, BoTopHe HeH36e%Ho
HoaBnIHcb OBI B clyqae pa8TOHa
CeHMa.
, 1926-10-02
~CBEPEKEHNR B qyHKE

O.. dyr IepTaIacb cTapo1 npH-
BBIqEH Il XpaHHIa 1eHbrH B qylEc.
B TeTeHHe HeBoTOpOTO@ BpeMeHH B
zee c6eperaTeILHoii E%acce", ia
EHM o6paaoN co6paIocB $500 4.
O. 6yr pa4oBaIacb Il MeqTaIa
0 HoEyHEe aBToMo6H1a. BIpyr ee
"c6eperaTeIbHaa Eacca" ncqeaIa.
0ropTeHHaa 9yr HeMeIIeHHo IKE
cOO6WHIa 90 9ToM n%OIHHHH, nora
Taa, qTo OHa cTapHf qyIOB BMecTe
c IpyTHM TpaHbeM HpOIaIa Graph
eBTIHEy.
HamIH 6eIHoro eBpea, HoryIIa-
Bruero EorGa TO y 9yr TpaIIRH Il
xoreIH cy4HTb. IeIo %TaHyIocb, a
B aTo Bpema B lone 6yr 3aBeIHcL
, 1926-10-02
NHCTNTyT "nPABGbl"

CTebaH Io3aH cOo6maeT B Ma
T9H", ITO BHIbm PoE8eIaep NJ
MepeH yqpeIHTb MeTIyuaPol1Hil
HHcTHTyT IIa '%OTHcEaHHa HpaD-
IH" Ia TEX IKE HaqaIaX, RAE on
ycTpOHI y;Ee HHcTHryTH J7a Hccle
IOBaHHa cpeIcTB np0THB PIAZZA, Ty-
0epRyIe3a Il T. T..
HHcTHTyT 3Tor oyer HpeIcTaB-
IaTb OTpoMHyn 6H6IHOTeEy, Tic
0yIyT co6paHm IIa HoIb3oBaHHH
npaBHTelbcTB, HOIHTHqecEHX Eea
TeJeH Il yqeHHx, zee EHHrH Il 10
6yMeHTDI, EacaDnIHeca IyMauHrap-
HbIx, 0HHaHcoBBX Il 9EonONTIcc-
Xix B0UpocoB, HHTepecyomHy r'-
Hepb NIP.
HHcTHTyT oyer ycTpOeF B lie
HeBe, MN j IIapHase. 0Baoi rs
3aIaT HHcTHTyTa HiHTta raE9e no
lyIapH3aGHa rex creG3qHH Il Iar
HMX, EoTopBEe' reHepb 12pGnl@a B
CTpoMHBIx cHeulamPT.A TpyIaX.
, 1926-10-02
RAsAHocb Dbl :.

"9E. IL" (non. 2p39 oeraHap-
,.HBaeTca Ia HaIIahHhM patxcIaS
10 zIe6Hoi ToproBIe II HnpyOqlr
L RecBMa HeuaIbHBN BuHo8dS.
BOT, HaHpHMep, B I0BoeHHoc
BpeMa pacxoIM ma lly9 yIe6a B
pahoHe aaroToBEH 4HaHEo 6aPaa
coeTaBaaIH SIS fon.s TsffeM ].
1929 EoH. B o61IeM bee facycIM
Ia nyI xIe6a cocTaBIa1H B NIP
roe BpeMa 80 Roll, a TeUppB no.
CHE B~caqecEHx cOEpaUJeHHi - CO.,
05 BOU.
Ta3eTa H3yMIaeTca: "%TpaHIHo3-
HHii pa8Mep TocyIapcBeHHc = roo
nepaTHBHOTO O6OpoTa, cOcpeIOTOge-
me Beck HHTei yHpaBIeHHf B py-
Eax TOcyIapcTBa, zee HpenMymecr
Ba H,IaHOBOT0 XO3at1CTBa, Ea8a1Ocb
OBI gOIHHM 6BIH TpHBecTH II To-
MY, qTo6H MIL no1OmTH 6IH3R2 Il
pacXoIaM BoeHHOrO BpeMenH, nee
MoTpa Ha noHHTeHHe HoHyHaTeJb-
HOH cHIH qepBoHDa. MeI1y TEN,
30 EOH. IHmHHX pacXoIoB HI Ia
II0M nyIe O3HaqalOT Hep9HIaIy
HOTpe6HTeIaM gacTH 9Toff cyMMH Il
HeIOHoIyTeHHe EpecTbaHHHcN ocTa
IbHoG Tacru. He MeHee TaReIo OF
3HBaDTca BBcOEHe pacxoIH H Ia
9RcHopTe, TeIaa ero qacTo lame
he peHTa6eIBHHM."
"Ka8aIOcB OBJ.
, 1926-10-02
4MAPNa CAHETA

BAPIIIABA. ITO TaEaa MapHa
Camera - 90 9ToM EaTIBf pe6e-
HOE B BapmaBe 3HaeT.
MapHa CAMERA r EpacHBaG p
.IeTHaa HoIBcTaa 1eByIRa c0Bep-
mH.Ia BMecTe co cBOHM HapTHepoM
36OHcRHN Is o%rpa6IeHHii. lIpH
qeM 30 BpeMa HaIeT0B M0IOIBX GA
HTHToB HNH OHIO You're 20 qcIO-
BeE. y6HBaIa HpeHNymecTBeHHo
MapHa CaUeTa. Ee coo6mHHE Tpa
OH, a oHa y6HBaIa. TeHepb Ma.
pHa Camera HoHaIa B pyEH Hpa
BocyIHa II HpHToBOpeHa r noBcIne
HHIo. 9To oyer HepBHii cIyTaf IA
BIN %eHmnHH B MoIoIoH HoIbcEoii
pecHy6IHRe.
, 1926-10-02
quEarcKaa XpoHnKa
"Ha3a1Ocb OBJ.

EpbrcB. Mya 9yr %cHycTuIca B no
rpe6, qTO6M 0TBIcEaTB Hopy HeHpo
meHHBIX TOcTeiG II %3aROIoTHTb ee.
Hopy OH 1effcTBnTeIbHo HameI
Il 3aMeTnI, ITO H3 HopU TopgnT
EOHTHE EaEoit TpanEH. HoTaHyB,
OH BHranIH1 oTTyTa Ty,IoE co c6e-
peIeHHaMH. liar HOHlIa "c6epera
re.IbHaa Bacca' B Hopy Is EpHcaM
-0cTaeTca 3aTaIH0f
, 1926-10-02
CTPElbbA B MArA3MHE

ITaH KaIyiEHa, BIaIeIeD roTo-
Boro nIaTba Ha MaEcBeII CT, OBI
TaIe.Io paHeH 30 BpeNa cHopa, &c
T0pHil HpOH3OmeI lib 80 E0cTmMa.
KaIyIHa He XOTeI Hp0IaTb cBO
envy H0EyHaTeII0 I0cTI0M 3a Is I.
CTpe.IaBmHf apecToBaH II 3aaE1a
eT, ITO cTpeIaI OH c TeIBIo caMo-
3a1IHTH, TAR RaB BIaIe,IeT Mara
3HHa c CBOIM cHHOM X0TeIU rs
6HTB erO.
, 1926-10-02
.KPECTbaHCKNE BONP0Cb'

G TaHHM 1e 0cTpHM II000IIbITc-
TB0M, CMemaHHMM c H0TEaMH HeE0
Toporo HpeIy6eIIeHHa II HeIoBe-
pHa", cHpamH8aOT %EpeeTBaHe 0
T0BapHoM ToIOIe: "|II0TeMy 3aMHH-
ia c MaHyRaETypoii? B ra3eTay
nHcaIH: oTIpHBaeTca oIHa TeEcTH
IBHaa da6pHEa, oTRpHBaeTca Ipy-
Taa, a Me&Iy Hp0qHM, MaHybaBTy
Phi HeT Her. 9TO RaE HoHaTb?"
0THycHHE0B lie, "pa3'acHaBmHX
3HaqeHHe EOOuepaIHH," OXIaRIa-
III 4ByMa BOHpocaMH, oIHHaRoBBT-
NH, II B 0cTpoBcE0M ye3Ie, B IIcEO
BcEOif, H B TOpRaX, qepOHoBe1Eofi
Ty6epHHH, II B HyIO%cRoH o6IacTH
IaIeEoH KapeIHH." A BOHpOcH ia
RHe:
ll0qeMy B E~00IlepaIIHH TOBap 10
poT? lI0qeMy B E0OHepaDHH pacT-
paTM?
"0co6yo, 6yEBa1bHo HeHaBHcTb,
aJyn II 6ecHomaIHyo,. BH3HBapT
pacTpaTBT. PaccTpeI B%opoBHqecE0-
TO TOOHepaTopa, pacTpaTHBIHeT0 ne
cIOlBE0 THcaq HapOIHBX TeHeT,
6HF 30 BEEN pafioHe BcTpeqeH c
yIoBIeTBopeHHeM."
"HepapXIlqecBaa HooHepaTHB-
Haa .IecTHHTa (HepBHqHHii EOOHe-
paTHB : paicoD3 : o%6IacTcOo3 =
TeHTpocoD3), RpecTBaHaM HpeIcTa
B,IaeTca CIOTHOii II HeHoHaTHOi.
Dor TeHepb 3aEpHIN Ty6con-
n8BT. A BT0 OF 9TOTO HOTepaI? HH-
ETo. TOIBEo 6yITo y HafimHEa Ha
nee TeHepB CHIT HoMeHbnle Hapo
Nv. Ha4O eTHe zoe : IaBHe cTyHeHH
Ri yHHqTOTHrb."
, 1926-10-02

aHHGEIbG II d. Bapa 6nl'eno M1a
Iucb ia aBTOMo6uIe Il Honam t
peFy IHcHIeiHe. i cTacrbn, Jpn
naIenHH oHH jIe C0TyqHIH HDTa-
REX HOBpeTIeHEt Il cyNe.m roe
EaI RB6paTbca HI 6eUe ocUaBlB
Iuub aBToNo0HIo B p4re.
, 1926-10-02
XOTHT 3AnPETKTb bACTO.
BATH

Bayap Ko6 10, y EoTopofi 7pe-
Tbero mi 8a6acToBaIH mo94epa,
O~6paTHIacB B BBcHmf CYL c x0Ia-
TaficTBoM 0 BBTaqe eli cyIe6Ho-
70 3a1pemeHHa HpoTnB 6acTym-
Hulk ("HHIEonEmoH"
, 1926-10-02
PyCCKNN XygOKHNK

YIIHATO. 3Iecb pa6oraer Il
yTHTca MoIoIoh pyccEHH xyIo&-
IuE c. A, HouoB. HeIaBHo OH no.
,IypHI 3aEa3 OF cayT-caiiIcEof lie
pEBH Ia HEoHy C%Eop6ameH Boro-
,MaTepH. 3aEa3 BBIH0IHeH 6IecTG.
lie. 0cBaIIIeHHe HEOHM %c0cT0HTca
B HepEBH CB. MHXaHIa b B0aTpe-
ceHbe, 3-ro oETa6pa.
, 1926-10-02
P INT0BCKN0 l0T0B0P

BEPIHH. MeaIy coBeTcrm Il
.THToBcRHM HpaBHTeIbcTB0M IocTHT
J yT) TapTHiiHOe corIaIueuHe. BccTB
% aToM cHlbHo B%8EoIHoBaJa HoIbc
INK IHHIOMaTJS, ToT0BHy paccMa!
pr arb BcaRnH t.aT cBonx coceIeiI
ran yrpo3y IIo1Bme
B BapmaBe ToTo MHeHHa, ITO
gre corHaIeHHe n0cIyIHT TaE Obi
MoeT0H gIa Ia1BHeiiHHx oTHoMe-
mi MeTgy PQccHef Il TepHaHuef.
IHTBa, FaE H%3BecTHo, TpaHHqHT
Q BocToqHoii HpyccEeh, Il HooT9My
, 1926-10-02
no HPNMEPy yKPANHbI

IlH RoMnaprHH BelopyccuH 10.
cTaHOBHI c l mHBapa 1927 roIa
BunycFaTb TeHTpaIbHuit opTaH Ia
pTHH, raaery "3BiaIa", ia 6eIopy
ccBON a8bIEe. IlpH '3Be3ge' 6yIe2
BbIXoIHTb pa6oqaa Ta3eTa ia pyc-
cH0M a3blBe.
, 1926-10-02
oB3AB04NTca oG0Tom

IEIP0TPAI. b @BeTeEHx Epy
TAX uupEyIlpyQr BtH, ITO Ha
dpaHIHH B HelaIekJ 6yIyIneM OF
npaBIaorca B BaiH icEoe Molc
Is BoeHHBx cy5oBl Qtla 9TE 6yI-
TO OH EyuIeHM II61Btef, co6Hpa-
nne.ca o63aBecTndB tboHM Boeu~
HIM 0I0TOM.
, 1926-10-02
HOHbCR0E KOHCynbCTBo

B kHeB HpH0HI Ha3HaTeHHHil
TyGa no1bcEuH EoHcyIoM Bo6Huc-
RHii II eTO 3aMecTHTelb. TO1BcE9e
EoHcyIbcrBo %HaTHHaeT cBoD pa60-
Ty ia ocHoBaHnH momentum NeI-
~ CCCP Il IIoIBmeG.
, 1926-10-02
yBH BOIb
pecHy6.IHRe

Pa8roBapHBmHi c cBom 6pa-
TOM Ipy3baMH P. KyR BIpyr Be
BO4HI Ha H0IoBoHHHE II BHIIpBIr-
HyI Ha yIHny. 9ToT cTOIb BHo3all
Hill H Heqa.IbHBIii cIyqaii o6'acHa
eTca TEN, ITO BmnpHTHyBmuil 4oI
roe BpeMa cTpaIaI 3y6HoD 6oIbD,
4oBeImeh eTo 10 caMOy6HiicTBa.
, 1926-10-02
B Kly6E "MAaK"

B HoHeIeIBHHE, 4 oETa6pa, + S
Tac. Beqepa, B H0MeHIeHH 1882
NHIB0HH ape, cQcT0HTca peUPTH-
DHa TpyHrB Il xOpa EIy6a "MaaE'
llp0CHM BECK y%TacTHHEOB HOHaI0-
BATH 30 BpeMa. KOMHTET.
, 1926-10-02

"llpaBIa" (,N2200) HpHB0IHT
HeE0TopHe ID60HBTHHe B0ppocH,
TOTopHe, 10 cHoBaM Ta3eTBT, 2aGa-
BaIHcb IpecTbaIaMH. IpHc8TaB-
HIM B 8epeBHD Ha oIHyc; pa6o.
gHM.
BoIBme BceIa HeJoyNeHHs )
HaEaeT y EpecT', III h cpG2H I ceTb
cE1 : xo3aiicTr?nalaN n1,3orOM. B
q%acTHOcTH, EPecTbaHe IHRaE He MO
TyT HOHaTB, HOTeMy, ecIH pa60qni
TocBLIaer U5s.a eeNbe B IepePHn
TcIyBTH, TO inG'TH ~ 3agHc,TmOT-
G., B 06myn cyMay IoXoIHocTIl
EpecTbaHcB2') I,opa, Ht06IaTanT-
.. BHOBb Ea.0tc5.. BHpoqeN, EaE
IHIHo H3 cgqThH '|IIpaBIH" oTo-
II ne HoHHAlng II pa5Om2.
"9To no4ta7 Ike, pa3BoIHT
pyEaMH 6op6 ~ c c@epuoi rep
&H, ga csfi ?ara6oTc q 3Iccr
T.agy HoI}z,arif HaIoF. 3HaTu1t
"a oIHe Il r &c Ielbga IRA HaIc
Ta?"
, 1926-10-02
B PoCcNN MoHaTCR
BAIITHHTT0H. BepHynunfc

BAIlIHHTT0H. BepHyBTHHfcG
H3 Hoe3IEH 10 P0ccHH a%MepHEanc-
Hni eHHcRoH EaHoH 3aaBIaeT, qTJ
60IbmeBHEH HoTepneIH HolHoe n
paTeHHe Ha aHTHpelHrHo3HOM Qpo
IRE.
10 aaaBTeHHD Ramona, 30 BECK
1epRBax PoccnH HOIHo MoIamUX-
ca II 0orocIyReHHa, EaE B HpeG-
nee BpeMa, coRepmanTca peryIap-
no.
, 1926-10-02
TOPToBAR POCCNN

HbIO H0PH. ToproBHe o6oporH
PoCcmH yBelHqHIHcb BIBoe cpaBFn
TeHbTIo c 1922 7. 0IHaEo 10 cpaB
HeHHO c Io-DoeHHBM BpeMeHeM
HBEHemHaa TOpToBIa POccHH cocra
BIaeT BcerO NnTIb 0IHy TpeTb Top
ToBBIx 060poToB.
, 1926-10-02

L Memaa Ha GrpsnT %cTpaHnUc
.Hn,BNo CTa1Hdd, "loiiaH Bcprep"
ne npeMHHyI Il OF ce6a HarHyTb b
c6meN 6e306HIHmii LIa COB. HpaBH
TeIbcTBa IypHaJ.
, 1926-10-02
CT0NN0CTb 3A5ACT0BKN

,I0HI0H. Ito HoTcueTaM aurIn
iicEOro oHOHoNHcTa I. BeIa, yroJI
Haa 3~a6acTOBRa O6xoIHTca 06OMl
6opDmIHMca cTopoHaM Is MU.lr.
IoIIapoB eIeIHeBHO.
3%a6acT0BTa npoIOIIaerca yIe
ITTTb MeCADeB Il H09T0My cT0HM0-
eth ee IOcTHraeT 10 20 MHIlHap-
LOB I0I,I.
Roma |3a6acToBRH, OIHaEo, lie
BHIHO. Pa60THe EpenBO cTOaT ia
cBoHX H03HnHaX II T0T0BH HpOI0I-
TaTb 6opB6y 10 HoIHofi Ho6cIu.
, 1926-10-02

&c IpyTeCTIeHHEe cBa3H c P0ccH-
Ell Moryr HOc.lydHTb BecbMa cyH(ec
TDeHHHM RaETopoM EaE LII BIocT
Phi, Tar II I.Ia BepIHHa.
0IH0BpeMeHHO cOo6maDT, qTO
%HGIO6HOe lie c0TIameHHe cOBeTc-
roe HpaBHTeIbc1BO c06HpaeTca sd
c B%eHrpHeii. UocIeluee
B 3HaUHTeIbHofi creHeHH, RaE mona
TaioT, oyer HaHpaBleHo npOTHE nc
IaBH0 3aEIDUeHH0TO HQI5nGO py
MhIhcE0T0 c0TIameHIa.
, 1926-10-02
HA COH0BKAX TECHO

M0CRBA. THY BOccTaH0EH-
10 ccbIITy H0InTHTecEHX Ia C2Xa
1HH.
IIo cOo6HIeHHO Xap6HHcEoTo 10
ppecHoHIeHTa "TaiMca" B Xap6H
upHexaI pyccEnft oQHHep, cHacmH
fica c CoIoBEoB, RE Oil HaXoIHIca
B 3aEIDqeHHH oEOIO IByX let lilo
eT0 cIoBaM, qHcI0 3aRII0qeHHBX B
COI0BEaX c0CTaBIaIO B nae L.,
900 qeJoBeR.
, 1926-10-02
TyuINHN 9OHAPN

HOIHHHd %apecToBaIa PO6epTa
MacEe Il IaHHHIa Bap6ayp ga TO,
Tr0 OH TymHIH HQqblo 'bCHapH ia
ylHnaX.
, 1926-10-02
CHEr D 8. %BHPIaNHNN

BHIINHr, 8. y B HeForo
pHx NecTax 3aHaIilqh IBHpI1HHFT
BHHaI cHer, Bcaope, otHaEO, pac-
%TaaBIIHii.
, 1926-10-02
nPMEsl nPO@. CAnORHNKo-

RA
Ha IHax HpHe3&aeT B qHRaro
H3 HbD HopEa H3BecTHHii pyccEHf
yqeHBii HpoR. M~OcEoBcEorO yHHBe
pcHTeTa CaHoTHHEOB.
PyccBHi yTeHHii HpUeaTaer 10
upHrIameHHIo AMepHEaHcEoro Nd
M%HqecBoTO 06lHacTBa, npa3IHyIome
TO B VHRaTO 50 IeTHe cBOerO cy-
WGcTBOBaHHa.
, 1926-10-02

B CeiiMe nocIe 9roro HeMeTIeH
no &e HPOmeI TocyIapcTBeHaMii
6nTEeT, coEpaIiTeHHbIii Ia Sc NHII
3I0TIIX.
, 1926-10-02
BCEPOCCNMCRAa
q nEPEHMCb

0uy0IHEOBaH0 HOcTaHoBIeHHG B
llHR II C%oBHapEoMa 0 B~cepOccRic-
EOil HepeHHcH, FOTOpaa oyer HrO
H%3BeIeHa B IeTa6pe.
1eHb ee HagaIa II oEoHuaHHa H
leHb, K %E0ronoMy IolTeH 0BiTb
mHypOqeH cgeT H%aceIeHHa, 0y5yT
y|cTaHoBIeHm 1eHTpalBHHM cTaTHc
THTecBm ylIpaBIeHHeM.
, 1926-10-02
HOMAP HA @EPME 6PNAHA

HAPPIER, Ha 0epMe HBHemHer0
0paHBy3cEoT0 MHHHcTpa HHocTpaH-
HHx IeI BpHaHa HpoH3QmeI No.
zap. 0THeM %yHHTToEeH Becb yp0-
TaH mIeHHIIH II OBca. II0IO3peBa-
lot ,VT0 RTo-To H3 IHqHBX BparoB
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The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
TWO MILLION JOIN
CO-OPS IN DECADE

Farmers business organizations in
the United States had around $780,
600 members in December, 1925, COM
pared with about 100000 members in.
1915. Some. farmers belong to sew
eral associations. These estimates
are based on reports received by the
department Of agriculture from 9,463
associations in December, 1925, and
4,683 associations in 1915. The re-
porting associations are believed to
have represented practically adj the
active farmers business concerns do
ing business in the country on the
dates specified.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
HATCHERIES HANDLE
71,918,6OS FISH EGGS

HELENA.-Supplies Of fish eggs
handled at the various hatcheries in
the state show al great increase this
season over last, according to figures
compiled hy the state fish and game
department. During June and July
Of this year, there were 1913, SOB
fish eggs placed in state hatcheries
as against 81, ,4O5,874 during the same
period last year, an increase OF over
seven per cent.
Native trout eggs show the great
est increase, with 37,424, 400 eggs
planted during the two months Of
1926, as against 26, ,697, ,sO2 during the
same period last year. There were
4,905,3 rainbow trout eggs this
year as compared to 2,706,O72 in
1925. Crawling eggs were decreased
5,257 400 this year, there being only
l6,724s600 eggs planted during june
and July 1925. as against 22,000,O0
IN the same period last year.
The total increase is ia q large
! part due TO the planting of Lake Su.
I peri0r whitefish eggs, tkere being
l2,746.200 such eggs placed in Non.
tana hatcheries this ysar.-5 -5elena In
dependent.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
YELLOWSTONE'S
TOURIST TRAFFIC
BREAKS RECORD
Mid-seasOn Figures Show Gain
of 13,O84-July 4 Was
Parks Biggest Day

A gain of 1904 in Yellowstone
park visitors, for the first half Of
the summer, over the 1925 record is
reported by A. B. Smith, passenger
traffic manager of the Northern Pa
cific railway, Yellowstone Park line.
Up to July Is, a total Of 64,919 peo-
pie registered in the park, as COM
pared with 81 1886 a year ago.
The total Of rail travel 20 the park
this year greatly exceeds the pre-
viOus record for mid-season, made in
1928, and the largest single days
crowd in the history Of the park was
recorded July A, 1926, when 3,1O2
tourists were checked in, according
to national park service figures. The
previous record was 1859 on August
f17, 1923.
YellOwstOne's great popularity /;
due to the variety of its thrills anC
lattracticns, Mr.. Smith believes. 'Ex
cepting only the big trees Of Sequois
and General Grant parks, YellOwstont
has the phenomena and charms of al
rational parks within its borders, an,
with the geysers Ito boot" he said
To handle the heavy YellOwstOn
park travel from the East, the North
ern Pacific and Burlington railroad
have been operating the ''Nort
Coast Limited" out Of Chicago ever
day this summer in two sections anC
on several days, in three and fou
sections. The trains for Yellowston
leave Chicago Union station AIT 1898
a. m. daily.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
Lots of Water
Take Salts 70 Flush Kidneys IT,
H Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts

Eating too much rich food may pro-
duce Kidney trouble in some form, says
a well-lmown authority, because the
acids created excite the kidneys. Then
they become overworh@d, get sluggish.
clog up and cause all sorts of distress,
particularly backache and misery in the
kidney region, rheumatic twinges, severe
headaches, acid stomach, constipation,
torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and
urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or If bladder
bOthers you, begin drinking lots of good
water and also get about four ounces Of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a tablespoonful IN a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys may then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemen juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used fOr years to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity; also to neutralize the
acids in the system so that they nc
longer irritate, thus often relieving blad-
der disorders.
lad Salts can not injure anyone
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which UlliOns of men and
women take now and then to help keel
the kidneys and urinary organs clean
thus often avoiding serious kidney dis
orders. By al means have your physi-
elan examine your kidneys at least tWic'
a year.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
-TERWm.LIGER WEEDS.

News of the marriage recently at
Superior, Wis, Of Homer Terwilliger,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Terwill-
iger cf Livingston, and Esther Mel
son, who for the last three years
taught the Livingston West Side
school, was received by friends of the
Terwilliger family here Saturday.
The young couple are now in the
west on a honeymoon trip. The
bridegroom is a graduate Of the Park
County high school. He is well
known to basketball fans, having
played with the Park County high
and the Livingston Railway club
teams.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Lock Voungl Bring Back lts
Natural Color, Gloss and
AttractiVeness

Common garden sage brewed into
heavy tea with sulphur added, viii turn
gray, streaked and faded hair beauti-
fully dark and luxuriant. Just a few
applications will prove a revelation #
y0ur hair is fading, streaked or gray.
Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur rec
ipe at home, though, is troublesome.
Al easier way is to get a bottle Of
Nryeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
az any drug store all ready for use.
This IS the old-tme recipe improved By
gse addition Of other ingredients
While wispy gray faded hair is not
SINFUL, we al desire to retain our
T11lhful appearance and atractiveness.
81 darkening your hair with Wyeths
Sage and sulphur Compound, no one
rzn tell, because it does Il SO naturally,
50 evenly. You just dampan q sponge
B soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand al a time BY morning all gray
zirs have disappeared. and. after an-
gsr application or two, your hair be-
eemes beautifully dark glossy soit and
fiant
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06
66e News from Callatin County
From Our Special Correspondents


Miss Mary Stacey has returned to
Logan from a months vacation spent
with relatives in Whitehall, Mont,
and Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Jenney, who
spent three weeks with relatives in
Eugene, Ore, returned to their home
in Logan Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Ballard and children
Of Townsend are spending a week al
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. M. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers re-
turned Saturday evening from Spo-
kane, where they were the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Roy Fusselman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Burrell re-
turned to Logan Wednesday from
Maudlow, where they spent a week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mires.
Mrs. C. c. Richardson, who has
been in Darlington, N. D., for the
past month, has returned and Joined
Mr.. Richardson in MissOula.
Ole BartO has returned from a triT
to Eugene and PendletOn, Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mullenaux anC
children of Manhattan called on Mrs
Louise GondrOn Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Edith Vaughn of Manhattan
and her granddaughter, Edith Agnes
Ballard Of Townsend, were week-ent
guests at the hcme Of Mr. and Mrs
w. M. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heiser lanr
children Of Bozeman and MIR. an
Mrs. Jack Mcdonnell and children o
the Madison were Sunday guests a
the home of Mrs. Chudnay.
Miss MUriel Steiner of Manhattai
has accepted a position as waitres
at the Logan lunch room during tn
absence Of Miss Ethel Elliston, VIII
,, is in the N. P. hospital at MissouI
for medical attention.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06

day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
CIlamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walton left
Friday by auto for Washington,
where they viii visit Mrs. Walton's
aunt.
Herbert Walton returned last week
and is employed on the Seifert
threshing machine. Mrs. Walton is
with her mother, who is critically i'll.
Miss Laura Belle Brainard, who
is attending school in Dillon this
summer, has been elected to teach
the Springhill school the coming
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meter re-
turned Sunday from pleasant tour
of Yellowstone park. They spent Sat-
urday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
KnOwlton at the KnoWlton summer
home on Taylor's Fork up the WesI
GaIlatin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Powers, who
have been visiting at the Cr8mel
home for some time, left last week
for their home IN Santa Ana, Califor
MIA Mr.. and Mrs. eCramer took then
to Three Forks by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. FredsParker and chill
I dren, except Frank, left Saturday foi
! their home in Anaconda. LittlI
Frank remained for a longer visit ant
is now with Mr.. and Mrs. Ward BIC
{ Vey.