davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24
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yqHcB IlOHMH, qTO 8HaHHe ecTb
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24

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KHe MoMeHTH, BecTH Il HcT0pHqec-
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neutrality-suspicious. EOH4IHEToB II lie
pHOIaMH pa8BHTHa c%O.IHeTHBX III
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IA II Ia H~OcIe4HDD BQfHy, n0C.Ie
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MpHIiT0ro ,laILlaca, TorIa Oil erO
cllpocHI, EaF acTpoHONHa 00'acHa-
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24
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TynAeHne. Cnpase4nNBocTb, TyMaH =
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nO4o6aeT yMRpaTb a~HapxhcTam.
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Mhea B Nx cep4uax, OHM yMepAh.
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TWpbMBI mTa1a MaecaqyseIc TYARHM
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24
qNTAATE VI PACHPOCTPAHAN
TIE PA60qyD TA3ETy
"PACCBET"

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9ToD aTMOc9epOD. Ha64OIeHHa
cBoH HeMeBRHe 0H3HIH Hp0H3B0IH
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24
$4,000 COpTOB HPE4NTENEA
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MeHH Il ynOpe6IeHHa, cROIbRo OF
BceHOTHpaDmHX B%peIHTelef.
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9THx BpeIHTelef. ,IDIH ear Tx C
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MOTOh0M, TIOTaDT C iEHpaMH, BILL
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nIepcTH, no PITY II B TeIe. Ohm co
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%IIapa3HTh He ToIbE0 HHTaDTca
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cB0H aHqRH. CAM qeIOBeE He3pHMO
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pa3nT0B, HO II B Ea&IoM CORE OH
.II)HM OcO6eil.
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CHI b KpacHoM Nope, Ho~EpHBaeMoit
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150,000.000 ToHH MOpcRHx EyaHe-
qHEOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24

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nepb NIX %npON3HOCaT. B A3nn, B APP
pNRH, B EBpOne BcD4Y -TeHepb
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ca. HaCTaHeT 1eHb, ROr4a He oyer
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qe%lOBeqeCTBO, ROrGa bee MOAN 6Y-
4yT 8NTb RaR 6paTba, yRpamaa CBoU
wN3Hb uBeTaMH paAOCTH, a MorHAbI
aOrA6wNx ga TOp%ecTBO CHpaBe4Ah
socTn = BBe1aMn 6A%aTOrOBeHha.
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TX 4eAO He nOrH6AO. %TlaAaqH y6nAN
AAmb NIX reno, HO 1yx Hx XHBeT.
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BaHueTTA npn4yT HOBble MOAN, no4
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6opuoB CTar nOHeCYT erO 4aAbne.
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max c4eAaTb.
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24

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THB0H0IORHOT0, - no MHIB, CT0Ib-
70 he, EaE OF IIapHad 20 ByIanem
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paBeH npOTaHeHHD BECK HTaIBaH-
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MnccHccEiIIHH TeqeT Ha HpOTaHe-
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He IHHb cBoeMy npHTOEy = Mis-
sypu.
MHccHcCHIIH H0YTH Ia 200
MILD 4HnHHee "MaTymRH BonrH",
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1000 9yTOB DBIIIe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-24

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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-07
ARCHITECT TO MAKE
SURVEY OF SCHOOL
SITE NEXT WEEK

Continued from Page One)
account of this appropriation, it is
evident that the construction of the
school and the development of the
educational facilities that accom-
pany it will attract to the city
people and businesses in large
numbers. This resultant increase
in the number of taxpayers should
balance whatever increase there
may be in the tax rate.
"The site which we have selected
is the best available. We con-
sidered several during the months
that the question of a new high
school was under discussion, and
the only other one which equalled
the Ansley Park site in size and
accessibility was priced at nearly
twice as much as we are paying.
The tests and borings made by two
engineers thus far have proved
the site to be satisfactory, and
am sure that Mr.. Vaughn's engineer
will make the same findings next
week when the architect makes his
survey. We do not know who Mr..
Vaughn's engineer is, and his report
should be impartial in every degree
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-07
mrs. STEELE IS
UNION DELEGATE.
Will Represent AbsecOn w. c.
T. U. at State Convention
in Camden Church

The Absecon w. {. T. U. met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the president, Mrs. Lillian Penn
ington. Mrs. Mary Steele was elect
ed delegate to the State Conven-
ton to be held October 10 to rs in
the Centenary Church, Camden.
Mrs. Steele was past local presi.
dent of No 2 Union, of Newark.
The following appointments were
made: Child Welfare, Mrs. Cassie
Conover; Christian Citizenship,
Mrs. Carrie Nichols; Evangelistic,
Mrs. Lena Carr; Fairs and Exhibits,
Mrs. Charles Mason; Peace and
Arbitration. Mrs. Carrie Nicholas;
Publicity, Mrs. Pennington; Scien-
tific Temperance Instruction, Mrs.
NJ M. Townsend; Temperance and
Missions, Mrs. Anna C. Flemings;
Legislature, Mrs. Lillian Penning-
ton; Social Welfare, Sailors and
Soldiers, Miss Mabel Pennington;
Flower Mission, Mrs. Margaret
Johnson and Mrs. Cassie Conover.
Those attending were: Mrs. Anna
c. Flemings, Mrs. Nellie Tilton, Mrs
E. M. B. Triton, Mrs. Frank Weed.
Mrs Bessie Conover, Mrs. Lillian,
Conover. Mrs. Mary Steele, Mrs
Cassie Conover and Mrs. Penn
ington.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-07
SHE TAKES HER
ARREST CALMLY

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walked in. The widows smile van
ished; her body stiffened as if
she had expected bad news and had
steeled herself TO hear the worst.
Lodovico and Juliano arose and
moved to one side. Captain Har-
rold began speaking, coughed,
cleared his throat, and tried again.
Charged With Murder.
Mrs Lilliendahl," he said, II
have unpleasant duty to perform.
i have a warrant here charging
you with the murder of your hus-
band, DR.. A. William Lilliendahl."
For an instant the widow re.
manned immovable Captain Harold
and the detectives moved forward.
ready to catch her if she collapsed
But the woman remained calm.
..All right" she ssid in a cold
emphatic voice. 1t was her only
comment.
She arose, Captain Harold
stepped to her side, took her by
the right arm, and slowly escorted
her from the room In the tenseness
of the movement no one noticed
that she had forgotten to take her
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-07
Spicy
\ Notes
HELD ON BAIL
AFTER ACCIDENT
Charles Rogers Machine Col
lided With Auto in North
re- field; Many Arrests


Charles Rogers, of Northfleld,
is being held on bail to appear be-
fore Recorder Lovett, Friday night,
following an automobile accident.
The accident occurred on Tuesday
night. Rogers collided with the
machine owned and driven by VIM.
Bush, of Pleasantville.
The Northfield police are making
an effort to break up the speeding
and reckless driving within the city
limits Chief J. P. Wilson and night
officer Everett Lever have rounded
up several offenders. Thhree cases
appeared before Recorder Lovett
on Tuesday evening:
Joseph Sharp, of N Rhode
Island avenue, Atlantic City, ar
rested for operating a car without
license. He was fined $25 and
costs.
John E. Doughty, of 529 Melrose
avenue, Atlantic City, was fined
$50 and costs for allowing Joseph
Sharp to drive his car without a
registration card.
Charles Ludlam, of Chelsea and
Paramount avenues, Atlantic City,
was arrested for reckless driving.
He was fined $50 and costs.
: Miss Hazel F. Thrists, of State
Boulevard, Tuckahoe, was arrested
on Zion road, for reckless driving.
She was held ON bail for court.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-07

cloak and personal belongings
brought from her home earlier i'll
the day.
AS Captain Harold and the
widow left the room. Charles M.
Phillips, of Hammonton. her attor-
ney, stepped to her side and took
her other arm. Mrs. Lilliendahl
smiled wanly.
"l'm All Right" She Whispers.
"Pm all right; everything's all
right" she whispered.
After the usual questions and
search, during which all trinkets,
jewelry, pins, nail file and other
belongings were removed by
Sheriff Cimino, Mrs. Lilliendahl
was guided to the second floor of
the county Jail and placed in a
cell. She is the only occupant of
the entire floor, the other fifteen
cells being empty. In the Jail, how
ever, are 121 prisoners, including
five women. The widow is the sixth
woman prisoner. Like Beach. she
is being held incomumnicado.
Fail To Indemnity Beach.
A point for Beach was won with
in an hour after he gave himself
up. Three witnesses the police had
counted upon to identify him as
the man they had seen flee the
scene of the murder in a car
failed to do so. The witnesses were
William Driver, James A. Grant
and their chauffeur, Paul Eldridge
When they confronted Beach
yesterday they said that while his
blue coupe was markedly similar
to the one driven by the man who
had fled, they could not identify
Beach as the man.
Beach heard of this failure tc
link him to the crime and his man
ner became buoyant during the
procession of witnesses in and out
of the Grand Jury room.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-07
P. T. A. COUNCIL
County Meeting Will Be Held Here
October IA

Mrs. Carl M. Hopf. county chair
man has requested that all Parent
Teachers associations make an at
tempt to send their chairman or a
representative to the meeting of
the Atlantic County council on
October IA. The activities of the
morning will consist of a round
table discussion in which every
chairman is asked to take part and
tell of their plans for the coming
Winters work. All chairmen or
representative are requested to
bring any invitations to local meet
ings which they may have. poster
work and programs for display at
the session. Music at the afternoon
session will be provided by pupils
of School No. l, of Pleasantville
A box luncheon will be served at
the noon hour.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-10-07
POCKET SOCIAL
Is SUCCESSFUL
Many Are Present to Enjoy
Program At BargaintOwn
Grange Hall

7&The Pocket Social held by the
Bargaintown Grange on Tuesday
Evening. was attended by great
many of the members and their
friends. The chief amusement of
the evening was the Mystery Nan,
who proved upon thorough inves-
tigation to be Humphrey Scull, Of
Pleasantville. He was dressed in a
costume made of patches. Several
patch pockets on the gown contain
ed mystery packets which were sold
to The guests. Mrs. Force won the
string of beads Offered for guess
ing the identity OF the Mystery
Man.
GGrace Messaino won the prize
for bringing in the largest amount
of honey.
Mrs. S. M. Gordon and daughter,
Mrs. e. E. Anderson, presented the
Grange with picture of the Middle
Atlantic Lecturers group taken at
the recent conference in New
Brunswick. The picture was ac-
cepted on behalf of the Grange by
Worthy Master Scull.
The guests enjoyed the following
program:
Piano Duet
Ethelyn Swain and
Mrs. e. E. Anderson.
Reading-( Original poem)-
"Bargaintown," Grace Messiano
Solo-A The Holy City"
Mrs. White
B. Mighty Like Rose"
B. Mixed Up." Mrs. Force
SODA. 81 Love a Lassie"
E. Rose in the Bud"
Margaret Gordon
Reading-A. "Mammy's Way"
B. Selected.
Recitation - A. Selection from
Mark Twain, "Eunice Wolfe
Refreshments were served at the
close of the program. Those pres.
ent were: Mrs. Ina Smith, Eunice
Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. John Cant
Mrs. Clarence Dixon, Mrs. Shaffer
Mrs. Shauffler. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Scull, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ander
son, Marion Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Sutton, Mrs. Mamie Steelman
Mrs. Betty Force, Mrs. White. Mr.
and Mrs. Drum Lee, Mrs. Ruth
Clements, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Garwood, Mrs. Lillian Coburn, Mr.
and Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Mia Scar
lett, Grace Messiano, Joseph Messi
ano, Samuel Messiano. Gus Brewer
.Zthelyn Swain, Margaret Gordon
Marion Dick, Marietta Gordon. Dor
othy Scarlet, Sarah Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs Godfrey, Hannah Godfrey, JUS
tin Dick and Charles Stuber.