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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20
EDCOUCH

Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Carter and Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Grimes Of Wichita
Falls, Texas, were guests at the ID.
q. Squyres home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Niday and Mr..
and Mrs. ID. q. Squyres enpoyed m
evening playing AZ at the Squyres
home Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Gibbons Of Edin-
burg visited Natalie Squyres Sunday
Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Carlson and
children were Sunday dinner guests
at the j. A. Liljestrand home.
Mesdames j. w. Carlson and ID. q.
Squyres motored to Mercedes Thurs
day morning
r. Il. Noret Of Weslaco was u Wis
itor at his store in Edcouch. Thurs
day.
Bill Kabler Of Ednburg called at
the Art Bruggeman home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schultz and
daughters Helena and Elenora, Mr..
snd Mrs. A. c. Neufnan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Schabog. and
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we're callers nc the = Roser home
Sunday. ".
MI. and Mrs. vi. T.. Bowls and
family, Mrs. Idn Wise and Mae and
Marvin Wise, Mrs. Greek, Ruth and
Agnes Hoyt. and Hugh Viftitoe
were in WesIaco Saturday wv.
Miss Mae Wise spent sunday vitn
Mary Carter.
q. En- Jones, HidRlgo county tax
collector. OF Edinburg was . bus
mess caller i'm Edconch Wednesday.
M. and Mrs. H- Tarplsy and
children Of wesiaeo were visitors ct
the ID. O. Squyrcs home Sunday
Edwin Gordon was n visitor nt
the Norct home in Weslaco Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Caruth rf
Catesvills were visitors nc the DIR.
= n. Baker home Wednesday.
Rev. =. U. McMurrRy, Presbyterian
minister OF Bartlett, Texas, and
wife sire visiting nc the Dr.. l. ,.
Baker home. J.
Mrs. c. q. Weight. Miss Ruth and
| visitors Conrad Weight Of Weslacc
! were visitors nc the III. wv. Weight
home Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Viekers OF Val
Verde were visitors nc the Lester
home Sunday evening.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone

were in Brownsville and Matamoros
Sunday.
A. r. Swanson and his nephews.
Enar and ALT Swanson, were in Har-
isngen Friday visiting Aft Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grasskamp
ard Mrs. ALI Swanson and baby,
Allen Robert, visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brandt Of Nc
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. BAR Of Ash
land, kans-, who are spending the
winter In the Valley with Mr.. Bars
sister, Mrs. r. w. Wright, of near
Pharr, we're in Alamo Thursday af-
ternoon visiting friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Mccullough.
Erwin Scoggins OF McAlIen spent
the week end with his grandfather
g. l. Scoggins Of the Alamo Drug
store.
Ladies Aid Of the Alamo Commun-
ity Chuhch met Thursday afternoon
this week at the home Of Mrs. w. T..
Boehme.
Mrs. e. N. Hall returned Sunday
morning from Junction City, Kans..
and Riley, kans.. where she has
been since August.
Ny. and Mrs. r. Lee Brown, ST..
Of Lewlsburg, Tenn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Lee Brown Of Raymcndville
were In Alamo visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. W. Allen Haynes Saturday.
VIZ. and Mrs. Marvin Cameron OF
Ponca City, Oklahoma, have been
spending several days with relatives
here, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. K. Elliott. On
Hawkins, avenue. They spent the
weekend at Point Isabel.
North Alamo Sunshine club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Hines on M~orninrside road
north. Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Burney
were hostesses.
Mrs. IT. r. Benedict and daughter.
Myrtle Of H~arlingen spent the past
week at the home of Mrs. Arthur
RicherG.
Mrs. George Gardner Of Esmand.
5. OAK, arrived here Sunday morn
ing 70 spend the winter with her
daughter and son, Mrs. +. <. Walk
ington and Everett Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs enter
tanned the Dinner Bridge Club at
her home Thursday evening.
Erie Havens and family, Mrs.
Jessie Raymond and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Lafayette Smith of Lean
ington, Canada, arrived Saturday to
spend a few weeks in Alamo. Mr..
Ravens and Mrs. Smith own land
near Alamo.
W. l.. Tomason Of Rison, Ark. was
IN Alamo Tuesday on business. Mr..
lhomason owns an orchard near
Donna, which Is cared for by r.. HI.
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Allen Haynes will
attend a banquet at the ROOSEVELT
Mond hotel in Harlingen Thursday
evening given by the Valley Mid
Winter Fair association.
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land In attending business college
Rev. Powell win attend the annual
conference Of the Northern Meth
0dist church which convcnes in
Houston next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lanier. visit
eel Mrs. Lloyd Lunday In the Valley
Baptist hospital Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wood are re-
ceivinR congratulations of friends on
the arrival or an eight-pound daugh.
ter ct their home Wednesday, Novem-
Der 16.
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HARL.INGEN

The Twentieth Century Mothers
club met Wednesday afternoon 81
home Of the president Of the GIMP,
Mrs. s. +. Ewing, Mrs. +. 4. Cockreii
was program leader. The subject va
The Definition Of Obecienes NJ
How 20 Secure t." Genera ols sTL
sion was lea BY Mrs. Coekrell- "lne
Boy and the Duke" BY Mrs. a. =
Clendon, what is Noble. D4 >
herman Bupp. "The Garden a Ter,
BY Mrs. Tom Yates, were topics Use
to discuss habits.
Tea and a salad course we're 49,
By Mrs. Ewing 20 those present. n
GLIDING one visitor, Mrs. ;. =. Sro
EFT. -.
The DeIphian Chapter viii meet
next Wednesday morning AZ tne WIN"
ems building.
The T. Z. L. Class Of the Baptis.
church will give q chicken supper 4.
the store formerly occupied Dy -
A. r. McClendon on -
ing. The proceeds will oe useo IL
fitting up the 7. Z. l. class ro0"-
Mrs. A. j.. Pollard returned tues
dsv night from FL Paso where sne
represented Harrington 81 ne -.
F~ederation 81 Women's clubs wnicn
convened in that city last week.
The Business and Professional
women's club will meet AZ the Won
49, building Monday evening at f'ou.
Officers will be elected and otner
Penalties necessary for a perms-
NM oroanization will be completed
Mrs. LIovd Mellor IS chairman.
Mrs. Il. r. Cole, Mr. and ~
Tucker of Lamont, Okla, and Sonn
Tucker OF Wichita. Kans- mrs gae
for an extended visit al the nome -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson.
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ferna were used for floral dscnrn-
tons.
Six tables we're arranged fnr tha
players. Mrs. E. H. PUEuat inside tna
interesting score with Mrs. $. W..
Herndon scoring for consolation Al
favor wnE presented the guest uf
honor BY her hostess.
Covers were laid after che games
FOR M tempting refrrshment c0Ursu
for the following woHhen: Mesdames
ID. WI. Rouse, Carrie M. Stuart. H. E.
Bennett, G. q. Fittr, VII. wv. Hazer,
J.. Z. Haynes, John Herndon, s. W..
Hernd0n. ~. Ill., Pcteet, James Howe.
Y. IL. johnson, y. C. Shaw, r. NV. Per-
kins, Margaret RaRland, z. w. Nc
Queen. ". R- Brothers. R. Dudley,
J. G. Markham, James Anderson, q. g.
Reeves of Marlin. Ralph Love,
Byrne. r. MAXWELL and y. c. Yelling
ton.
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William Schultz were supper guests
at the Art Bruggeman home Sunday.
II. w. Dyche, and Fred and Mont
Adkins spent Thursday at the mouth
Of the Rio Grande hunting ducks.
Col. Rufus J. Lakeland left Sat
urday on a trip TO IT. Worth going
by automobile.
Mr.. j. A. March was a business
caller in Weslaco Friday.
T.. G. Watson Of Harlingen was in
town Wednesday.
Elizabeth Sims was on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ernesthousen
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HOUSTON VISITOR HoNoRED

The home or Mrs. "A. N. Brown was
the setting for a winters afternoon
bridge party Thursday in honor or
her house guest, Mrs. J. +. Yelling
ton Of Houston.
The rudy fire In the CRATE and "a
color scheme Of red and green her
aided che approach Of Thanksgiving
Day. Red turks caps blossoms and
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rRFyTN7DAY DINNER.

BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Mrs. Harry Smith entertained
.ammbers Of the family az the Smith
9Nesdence IN Alamo, Saturday even
4s.n with a dinner, honoring the
birthday OF her husband.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
a. N. Smith, Marjory and Shirley
EsnEAh Of McA1lcn. Mr., md Mrs. O.
rs Nelson, Harry, Lola end Helen
hkscn Of Pharr.
KhDEEs AID MEETS
Ladies' Aid OF the Alamo Lutheran
nhurch held its regular business
meeting Thursday afternoon nj the
home OF Mrs. 4. r. krumdick 81 Val
Verde.
After the regular meeting the
hostess served refreshments 20
twelve members.
MRS NEWMAN HOSTESS.
Woman's Missionary society Of
lha First Baptist church on Alamo
net Thursday ~afternoan at the home
" Mrs. Newman, Jr, on Iowa avenue.
The subject Of the missionary les
hon was, "The Questioning jew"
During the social hour which fol-
hwed the meeting. the hostess
lerved punch and cake.
RUDY POEs WORKS.
Alamo Sorosis club had q very In
hrsrtlnr session Thursday ne che
lrme N Mrs. W. ID. Whalcn. Mrs.
Williams, who, was leader Of the
tudv hour. told the story Of Edgar
kilen Poe,s, ~The Gold Bug" IN
eresting Papers were read on the
rphinct hy Mrs. Rec and Mrs. Tolles
M much interest was shown IN a
discussion Of the story and rs writ
'Tho.S present wers Mesdames c.
nj swallow, C. III. Swallow, r. L.
HE. y. MI Warrington, John Ja-
Ehe. Frank Rompf. Jerry Stugard,
III Roe. Allen Cox, Clement Will
hns and g. g s%totler.
PERSONALS.
II u. Gee OF wichita Falls. Texas.
ssifea his friend. G. L. Scoggins, Of
IN Alamo Drug store Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Burkett of Abilene,
aarna. left Monday after D two
Inrkrs gtny im che Valley, visiting in
knrno. Wsslaec. and San Benttc.
Fn III Hogan Qf San Juan wns IA
hrirpsa visitor WI Alamo Monday.
Ms. inc. Sawyer. Miss Lucille
rrssr. Dick and Durwood Sawyer
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HAIR
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE.

The Wednesday Bridge eluo Wa
entertained BY Mrs. NJ. ". brisgs -
her lovely home on Caffrey avenue.
al the CONCLUSION Of the games h'F1
core prize vas awarded Mrs. !; Y.
Iauck. The following club memnsLs
were present: Mesdames :; Il. Me1-
tor. d. McClendon, >. u. LaueE' u
= Kramuff. j. r. Lockhart' l.. .
Polk, and George HoIderidse-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20
II YEARS Of
Successful Service

Illustrating the fact that an
ideal is a fine thing when one
lives up to it.
The best part Of a good reputation is the
eternal effort 70 sustain il.
For Il years we have striven for better
ment of serviee-for the quality idea at
moderate cost. We have planned to
create satisfaction, to form business
friendships, to build prestige and good
viii through constant bettexmenL
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SEBASTIAN


DINNER PARTY
Among the events OF the week
compIimenting Mrs. James Ireland,
was the dinner party given Tuesday
evening by Misses Juanita and
Ruth Day. The table was dainty i'm
its linen and silver. with q bowl Of
lovely flowers for c~enterpiece.
Only close friends Of the honoree
were guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20
MRS. DEvINE HOSTESS.

The Neighborhood Bridge OluD
,,st on Tuesday evening at the home
oT NJ and Mrs. r. 5. Devine. hign
score prize for the m was Won
- NJ n. L. Gum and Guy john
r was awarded the high score
trophy for the men, Club member
esast were. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ 3.
rnee. MI. and Mrs. ID. u Buckner,
M and Mrs II. L. Gum, Mr.. ano
Mrs. j. ID. Lauck, and Mr. ? MIS-
Guy johnson.
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MRS. HOLLAND HoNOREE

Mrs Cara Leween Holland was hon
Gree NJ a party given Monday even
ing last week NJ the pretty country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schroeder.
A miscellaneous shower was a sur
prise featured by her Sunday school
class, and sponsored by Miss Octa-
vine Cooper. Refreshments followed
a delightful evening spent in playing
games and in conversation.
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DONNA
NFORMAL'nINNrR

lNfOkMAL DINNER
Mrs. N. M. Huffor and Mrs. III. A.
shannon entertained with an in
formal dinner party Saturday night
IN Reynosa. complimenting Mr.. shan
mons birthday anniversary as well as
celebrating the eighth anniversary
Of the Donna News. Enjoying the
evening we're Mr.. and Mrs. Hadsel.
Mr.. and Mrs Bishop Clements, Mr..
Rutherford, Mrs. NJ. M. Huffor, Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Shannon.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs. r. W. Briggs entertained on
c.tmrdav afternoon in honor Of the
forrth birthday Of her little daugn-
49, Marv Virginia. The dining table
was beautifully decorated With PINK
rsov ara corona and covers laid Tor
Ire twenty little guests with faVors
~ tinv nurses and horns for the
boys.
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looking after their real estate inter-
ests in Donna.
John Clark Of Peabody, Kans., is in
Donna this week on business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20

UNLUCKY HORSESHOE
0TTUMWA. Ia.-A shoe cast By his
horse cut off Henry Sturress' ear and
knocked him unconscious.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20

Another enjoyable affair was the
birthday dinner nc the Nv. H. Kle-
mann home in honor Of Mrs. N. X.
Klemann's birthday. Bowls OF beau
tiful red roses adorned the table, the
centerpiece Of which was q large
white birthday cake topped with
candles. Many dainty and useful
gifts were received.
After dinner games and music
were enjoyed until n late hour.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs J.
n. Sprouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal
Bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. H. Klemnnn,
Mrs. r. Klemann, Mrs. Watson, Miss
Eleanore Watson. Nell Sprouse, j.
III. Ransome. II. L. Smith and Arthur
Sprouse.
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Ms. Y. u. Harrison OF Austin -
The guest OF MRS. George thomas.
Mrs. Benicc McQuordale q orange
a the guest Of her parents Mr. ana
Mrs. w. NJ. White Of this city.
MI. j. y. Kelley Of Beeviile IS Wis
ting ir the home OF Mr. and mrs.
A. "A. Kelley.
MI. and HRS. I. d. sizer have re-
turned 10 their home in sawyer
Mich, after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. q Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. !. Wilson have
arrived from Thorndaie, Texas, 70
make their home.
Among those from Pharr who at
tanded the Grand Opera at E~dlnburg
included Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Slocum
and daughter, Thelma, Mrs. ID. Nc
Clendon. and Mrs. s. nj. Melton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Manis OF San
Benito we're visitors in Pharr last
week.
The Fharr Kiwanis Club met or
s~Fhurrday. November IL at the Meth
cdlst dining room with a large at
tendance.
Warren Baden. employee Of the
FIRST National Bank Of this city was
painfully hurt on Tuesday evening
when the plunger Of the pump that
Ne was using was suddenly pushed
into the palm Of his right hand.
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SURPRISE PARTY

On Friday night Mrs. VIM. Onties
gave a surprise party az her home
h~onoring Herman Fluth. whose birth
day anniversary occurred on this
date. A large number OF friends
enjoyed a most delightful evening at
this pleasant affair.
PERSONALS
DIR. Davis reports the arrival OF a
little daughter to gladden. the home
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PERSONALS

Harley, l~2-year-old son Of Cor
stable Claude BlundeIl, broke his
arm while cranking a q Thursday
morning. nc his home west Of town.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. Powell and
daughter, Mrs. James Ireland, and
the latter's son. James, Jr-. left Wad-
nesday for Houston where Mr.. Ire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20

Today we occupy a definite place I'm the
minds of many hundreds of buyers who
have come to depend upon our store,
our service and our WORD.
IL years-and always progressing
IL years YOUNG - not years but
YOUTH, rs you will find it expressed
I'm our
New Fall Showing
OF Distinctive
Dresses at from STATS to $500
Mems Suits
at from .$24.50 to $45.00
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BepneHHo Heo6'acHHMO. MoIqaT H
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
CKONbKO BbICNAHO vs. nET
POTPAlA B CN6NPb?

HETP0TPAI. = Hs HeTporpa
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B ceBepHHe oEpyra HpRyTcEOii ry6e
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BaHHBIx B HOLE MeeaIIe 36 6e3Hap-
THhHMx pa6OqaX, 50 aHHa cB00oI-
HBX Hpo6eccHlt II yqamHXca By3oB,
80 .IHH H3 HHTeIIHreHHHH, cT0aB =
mHe Ha cIy10e B cOBeTcIHX yqpeH;
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IIHX 0HT03HIIH0HHBIa TpyWlHp0BHH.
BHcIHHHM o6'aBIeHO, ITO cBO6OI =
hoe c.IeIcTBHe Il merry ccHIEH I'M
pa3eIueHO 6BITb He MOHeT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
lEMnCM lOPOrO OBOWEACa

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TaEHX EaE ILapIH OEa9alocB MHOTO.
Bca yImIa Il MoNeHTy npH6HTHa 6oR
ca B rOcTHHHHy 6bIIa 9aHpyTeHa ITO
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uaf H upHHalHcb "pa6OTaTb". y
IIapIH OHH yTamH.HH ROmeIeH, B 70
TOpoM OHIO 200 IoIIapoB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20

.IOH1OH. = MOcEoBcRHH EOpp.
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BHTelBcTBo 3aRIDqHIO C kpyHIIoM Ho
noe yc.IoBHe Ha 9EcHIoaTaIIHD Sc :
MeIb, oTIaHHBIx envy B apeHIyB 1923
ROXY, nocIe PaHaIlbcEoro IoFoBopa.
KpyHH 06asaIca rorIa saceBaTb
nIueHmIeh 10000 aEpoB, no 9To Okla
5a.IOcB HeBo3MORHHM IA 3acymIH :
Bof HOqBe. kpyHH HOTepaI HecRoIb
10 MHIIHOHoB MapoE lib cpe1HeM Hpo
mIoro r. HOpTe6oBaI HepecN0rpa 10
roBOpa. HocIe pa3pBIBa aHrIo-co
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
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Horo HHBa'', HonaIH B ION ropoTcHo
TO HHcHeRTopa HOIHHca. Tar KaR
OHH HOcTyqaIHcb B 9aIHDD 4Bepb,
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Ieii, OTKpBI.I 10 HIM %cTpeIB6y. 0IHH
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BHI, ITO Tx HaIIpaBH.I B 9TOT ION
OIHH BecbMa ocBeIOMIeHHHfi no qac
TIL HHBa qeIOBeR.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
noANuNEn y6NTo 8 qEaoBER

HAHAMA. - y BOpOr TNpeM-
HorO 3IaHHa B ByeHaBeHTypa nOIH
IHeH 6HIO y6HT0 8 qeIoBeH. TpO =
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noIHHeiicROT0, y6HBmeIO RaROrO TO
3HaTHoro SHreIa. koria eli OHIO B
9ToM 0TR3aH0, 0Ha XoTeIa cH.Ioli
B3aTb TE0pbMy II I%HHqeBaTB 9T0 :
o HOImIeicEorO. CoIIaTaM ne 6H!I
ian HpHRaa cTpeIaTb B .TOIHy 6OeBH
NH HaTpoHaMH, ecIH oHa HOnHTaeT
ca B3aTb 9TorO H0IHHeiicROTO CHI =
IOIl. B p%esyIbTaTe 9TOrO H%acTyH.Ie-
HHa Ha TIopBMy n 0Ha3a.IOcb 8 TeIo
BeE y6HTHX.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
TOKE We nN0H

TappH TyIcHer IyMaeT, ITO OH ITO
6HI peEOpI apecTOB. B o4HoM ToaB
10 YHRaro OH obi apecTOBaH $50
pas. BoIbue BceTo ero apecToBBBa-
III ga TO, ITO OH "pa3pemaI" ocTaB
.IaTb aBToMo6H1H B aaHpemeHHB1x
Mecrax II ga aTo 6paI IeHbrH c AFRO
Mo6HIucToB. TLocleIHHff pa3 OH OIL
HaEo HoHaIca B TDpBMy TO a;aIO6e
cB0eii HeHH II, EaH OH IyMaeT, Ha
4)Iro.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
.nOHNuEnCRNN yRPAH ABT0
MObNHb

IIOHa.I HOI CYL nO%IHDeHcRHi lllT.
CBHTa.IbcRHH, BMecTe C IpyTHM ne
.IoBeEoM yRpaBIuHif aBToMo6HIb IA
yIHIe. Bo BpeNa paa6opa IeIa Chi
Ta,IBcHHii 0TpH1aI cBoD BHHy.. Oh
3aaBHI. ITO HaIIeI B a%BT0N06HIe OF
H%ecTpeIbHOe Opy1He, HocIe nero H
aBT0M06HIB II opyTHe OH 3a0paI 10
moi. CyIba HpH3HaI CBHTalBcRoro
BHH0BHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
BEPxOBHb|A CYL lit. MACCAqy3ETC
OTkA3AA TlEpECMOTpE 4ENA CAKKO
NBAHlETTN

BOCTOH. - CeroIHa yTpOM Bep
xoBHnii CYL mraTa MaccaqyaeTc BB
HeceT cBoe pemeHHe no 8eay CaRRO
n BaHIIeTTH. PemeHHe cyIa 6BIo
HaIIHcaHO BTepa, Ho c0Iep&aHHe
ero HHEoMy HeHaBecTHo. 3amHToH
cIeIaHH yIe Bee HpHroToBIeHHa
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CYL CoeIHHeHHHx IIITaToB, ecIH CYL
mraTa MaccaHyaeTc OTTa&eT B ne
pecMOTpe IeAa.
Ka3HB CaKEO n B%aHTeTTH Ha3Ha
ueHa Ha % aBrycTa. OcyTIeHHBe
He o&HIaDT OF Maccaqy3eTcKoro cy
IA, Hi M~HI0cep4Ha, Hi cHpaBe4IH-
BOOTH CaHHO yBepeH HOqeMy TO, qT0
BLOT CYL yTBep4Hr cMepTHbIa HpH-
roB0p. On y%e H%pocTHIca co cBoHM
IA leTHM cBIHoM IaHTe II o6emaI
envy HaHHcaTb HHcbMo HepeI Ra3HbIo.
ReHa CaRH0 Bqepa yeXa.Ia B
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20

BcaEHx cpeIcTB Il cymecTBOBaHHTo.
&eHmHHa o6paTHIacB B Cyl. CyIBa
apeHRHi, y3HaB, ITO B T0poIe Hpo-
THBaeT IeIymEa ~0cTaBIeHHBlX ne =
Tel, BO3.I0HH.I Ha HOcIegHeT0 O6a =
3aHHocTb B|0cHHTBBaTB IeTeli. era =
pHE 0ROHe.I, B%HcIyHIaB pemeHHe
'cyIbH, cHOR0iiHO 3aaBHL: "TTO-He
B|0cHHTHBaL 1eTeh, B0cHHTaD II BHy
|qaT'.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-20
APECT AnTE RAPa

l%lpHBleqeH Il OTBeTCTBeHH0CTH
B.IaIe.IeD aHTeRH Ha 55-H y,IHUe M.
MaRaHH. On O6BHHaeTca B TOM, TT0
OHIO BpeMa 3aHHMaIca Hp0IaTeii
cHHpTHHX HaHHTEOB cTyIeHTaM. BMe
ere c MaEaHH apecTOBaHo ceMb Ipy
THX qeIOBeE. MaEaHH BnHymeH HOI
3aLOr B 5000 ION.