davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
NCTOPNa C ROTOM

BTepa B H%0.ImIeHcEOM yIacTHe
0H.Ia HOIyqeHa H3 lit. B|HcEOHcHH
OF L. Per0Ha c%IeIyIOMaa TeIeTpaM
Ma: "ye3Taa Ha Iaqy, 81 cOBepmeH
H0 3a6HI 0 cBOeM ROTe. BeIHMf 10
THE T0IOIaeT yEe TpH IHa. llOTia-
,IyiicTa cHaCHTe GTO". II0IHUeiicEHe,
OTHpaBHBmeeca no %yEa3aHHOMy B
TeIeTpaMMe a4pecy, IeficTBHTe.IbHO
HaIIIH B lone 60IBmoTO T0Ta. lIpO
TOIOIaBHIIIca ROT BcTpeTHI HOIHIeH
cBHX BecbMa BpaGIe6H0: OH 6p0 -
cHIca Ha HHX Il H%oDapaHaI I'M py
III II .IHDo. B BOH1e E0H1OB EOTa OF
HaHO yIaIOcb O0y3IaTb H B MeHIEe
IocTaBHTb B yqacT0R, RE eT0 OTH-
IaIa BEycHaa eva. IIoIHHeficHHe OF
HpaBHIH XO3aHHy EOTa O6paTHyD re
.IerpaMMy, cOIep%aHHe RorOpofi Te-
.IeTpa0Haa EOMHaHHa 0~TFa3aIacb
OHy6IHEOBaTb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
TEPIoT NHa DE KPACNH

HAPHR. = QUA lib IoTepeH
MHHHcTpa 6HHaHcoB BRH co. .Ie-
OHHIa KpacHHa, ocTaBHBTIeTO HOcIe
"6e3EOpBIcTHOH" cIyR6H pa6oqe =
HpecTbaHCE0My HpaBHTe.IbCTBy COCTO
aHHe, OBeHHBaeMOe 60 MH.IIHoHoB
3OIoTRX py6Ieff, a HMeHHo = .TnI
MHIa Ie-RpacHH %HOMoIBIeHa.
'CTacTIHBaa HacIeIHHIa "MocRO
BcEHX MHIIHOHepOB' BBxOIHr ga =
MyT ga TepDoTa Ia-POm-4yRO, Ne
.IOBeHa I0BOIbHO HOaHIOTO n HeIaB
HO HOIyqHBmeTO pa3BOI.
llpHIaHHoe H0BOif TepDOTHHH one
HHBaeTca B HecE0.IBRO IeCaTEOB NH
ITHOHoB 9paHEoB H oco6BIif HHrepec
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
PEBONNlNa nO-AHTN NACKN

I0H10H. = IeNyTaT pa6oqea
HapTHH H 6BIBmHi MHHHcTp THTHe-
HB B Ea6HHeTe MaEI0HaIbIa YAH
IeH, BqHHHI HcE B T|Ia3T0BcBoM cyIe
IpoTHB cBOeTO ToHEypeHTa ,Ha Bill
60pax B HaIaTy o6mHH MHIepa.
30 BpeMa IoHpoca yaHIeii 3aa-
BHI, ITO cOBepmeHHO IOTHO 6y4To
OH 06OTaTHIca Ia BoIOqHBX IeIaX,
0yIT0 OH He CqHTaeTca c IaHHBIM
cIoBOM, II 6yITO OH HpoHoBeIBIBaI
cBepTeHHe IaHHOT0 HpaBHTeIbcTBa.
- 81 HHROTIa Tie npoH3HOcHI pc
qeH, 3aaBHI yaHIeH, B hobby Hpo
Bo3TIameHHa pecHy6IHRH. Bee 9To
BHIyMaI moi |HpOTOBHHE...
Barren yaHIei IO6aBHI, ITO &c
III OH II HpoHoBeIBBaI peBoIEoHHI0,
TO peBoIlo1HD 6e3 HpoIHTHa EpoBH
N p%eBOIoHHD cymHocrB EoTopoii cBo
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
NE3yT B ABGTPAINN

.I0HI0H. = TOTqac HocIe pas
pBIBa c AHTIHeH 6O.IbIIeBHRH E.Ia =
IHcB, ITO HHHaEHX %TOpToBHX geI C
3TOT cTpaHOT OHH 6OIbTIe BecTH ne
0yIyT.
OIHaEo, To.IBEo TITO HOIyqeHo co
O0meHHe, ITO COBeTcIHf TeHCTHIb =
HbIf TpecT OTRpBTBaeT B ABCTpaIHH
cBoD EoHTopy IIa 3aHyIIEH mepcTH,
OqeBHIHO no %coBeTcEOif TeoTpa-
bHH ABcTpaIHa He BXOIHT B cOcTaB
i6pHTaHcEOif HMHepHH.
HyTHO ;rIaTB, EOHeTH0, qTo aB
cTpaAHIlcE0e HpaBHTeIBcTBO He pas
pemHT OTFpblTB 9Ty m1HOHcRyD ia
BOqEy,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
B 4BA44ATOM BEKE-

BEHA. = IepeBeHcEHe THTeIH
BoRpyr BeIrpa4a oXBaqeHH HAHN :
RoH. Havana HocTpofiEa MOcTa gepe3
IyHaii, MeIIy BeITpaIOM 0 Lane
Bo3Oii, II cpeIH EpecTBaH pacIIpoc-
TpaHHIca cIyX, TITO HoHa4ooHTca
EpOBb 165 8eTeii, qTO6M cEpeHHTB
EaMHH HocTpOiiFH. B IBaIHaToM Be
re BOcEpecaeT cTapOe cyeBepHe, Ha
meIHee ce6e OTpaTeHHe B Macce Ha
poIHBIx HeceH II pa3cHa3oB, eHIe 10
cHx hop He 3a6HTHX, ocO0eHHo B
TpaHcH.IbBaHHH II BaHaTe. Be3 ne
I%OBeVecROH, Iyqme Bcer0 IeTcEOn,
HpoBH MOOT He M0%eT 6BITb BpeHEHM
TBepIo BepHIH IorIa TO B cep0-
cEHx II BeHrepcEHX 4epeBHaS , EaE
oEa3BIBaeTca, BepaT 10 cHX mop.
BeIrpaIcEHe RoppecHoHIeHTH Ben
cEHx ra8eT pa3cEa3HBa0T, qTo mare
pH, B coceIHHx C B%eIrpaIOM 8epeB
Hax ,6OacB ga yqacTb cBoHx 4eTeh,
3aHpemaUT I'M Xo4HTB 10 yIHTaM,
n, ec.AH pe6eHOE 3aHO3IaeT BepHyTb-
ca 4oMoh, TO %cyeBepHHe TeHIIHHH
HIaqyT, y6eTIeHHBIa, ITO eTo yTe
H0XHTHIH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

ero ma cIyIaii BoHHH". TopoJcRHe
TOpToBubI ToTe C 9Toi Ie.IbIO IeIa-
lot rp0MaIHMe 3anacH %HpoI0B0.IbcT
Bis H HoBBIHlaIoT HeHM Ha np0IaBa
eMMe Hp0IyETbI. B MHHcEe BBeIeHa
yHe TapToqHaa eHcTeMa IIa HOIyTe
HHa XIe6a. B cBa3H C 9THM ocTpBM
9H0H0MHTecEHM EpH3Hc0M Hace.Ie =
HHe H HaTHHaer TpONHTb HpOI0BoIb
CTBGHHBe M%ara3HIIbI.
IOIOI 6oIbMe BcerO qyBcTByeTca
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
30 BAACTN nAHNKN

lIeHTp B yIapHoM n0paIEe BeIeT
"HeIeIIO o6opOHB'', a 4epeBHa TO
TOBHTca Il BoliHe. IIO cBOeMy, H0Heq
H0. H3 RaIHHHHcRoTO OEpyra Belo-
pyccHH '~IIpaBIe" HHrIyT: "CIy =
XII O. BoiiHe oqeHb HpaBaTca qacT =
HBM ~TOpToBUaM. BIaTOIapa cIyXaM,
yBeIHqHBaOTcA HeHB Ha T0BapbI. 10
B0paT, qTO cHOpo yHHqTOTHIcH qac-
THaa %TOprOBIa". B BOIbcEON ye3Ie
B OKHIanHH BOiiHB cIOT HpOIaDT
10 IemeBRe... B KOHOTOncEOM patio
He IpecTbaHe Hp0IaI0T X0pOmHX 10
maIeH ga 6e3ueHOE (Bce pablo ne
aa6epyT Ha %BOHHy).,. B XOTHMcEOM
paH0He pacHp0IaOT HOcIe4HIOD GRO
THHy, qTO6M 3aHacTHcb HpOIOBOIb =
cTBHeM... B IIaTcEe EpecTBaHe Ia
pacXBaT 3a0HpaIoT MyEy".
llaHHIa 0XBaTBBaeT He TOIbEO
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
XHE6 " BO4A

100 qe.IOBeE B ye3IHoii TDpBMe
HepeBeIeHH Ha X.Ie6 H BOIy. llpH-
qHHoii BBeIeHHa cTpOroTO peRHMa
aBHIca y%qeHeHHOT 3aEIDqeHHHMH
6yHT II H36HeHHe IByX qe.IoBeE, ia
BaBmHX HoEa3aHHa 30 BpeMa pa30O
pa OIHOTO IeIa
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
PEKop4 noqToBoro roHy5a

.I0HI0H. - I%loTToBHii roIy6B
HpHHaIIeIamHii HeROeMy BpOyHy,
H3 BpHIIHHrTOHa OBI BBIHymeH B
Mapce.Ie B 6 U. 80 NJ. yTpa H HpH-
.,IeTeI B cBOD rO.Iy6aTHD IA cIeIyD
NEE yTpO B 10 u. yTpa, HO6HB Bee
peHOpIH Ha H0HpBTHH 4HcTaHIIHH
l 7. 300 RIM, OTIeIaIOmHx BpHI-
.1HHTTOH OF Mapce.Ia.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

HITCH Il HpOcToMy pacHpeIeIeHHIo 0o
TaTCTB.
IIpoH3BeIeHHOe HeIaBHO pa3cIe-
4oBaHHe ycTaHQBHo, TTo OcHOBaHHaa
aTHM caMBM yaHIeeM TopToBaa Dup
Ma 4aIa aaroT 10000 D. cTeplHH-
FOB. RaE yEa3BIBapr HeEoTOpHe IA
BETH yaHIeif 10 HOBOIy 9THX, cBOHy
IoxoIoB, 6pocH1 TaEyo 6paay;
- s. qacTO O6IHqaIo EaIHTaIH3M,
HO HHqeTO He ToBopHI npO EauHTa-
IHcTOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
APECT TEPMAHCKHX K0MMy-
HNCTOB

BEP.lHH. i BepIHHcRHe Rom
MyHHcH e3IHIH Ha IHaX B IAN
6ypr IIa ycTpoicTBa IeMoHcTpaHHH.
Ha o6paTHoM HyTH Bee OHH 6MIH
a%pecToBaHH B HayeHe. PaIOBHe Rom
MyHHcTH ocBo6oaaeHH, a TIaBapH
9Tofi HAHN 6yIyr Hpe4aHM cyIy ga
pa3pyIHeHHe rocyIapeTBeHHorO HMy-
mecTBa H ocEop6IeHHe HpaBHTeIBcT
BeHHHX 4HH0BHHR0B.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

HaxOIaT Bepy Camille He,IeHBTe
cIyxu. ToBopaT, HaHpHMep, VITO VII
paB,1eHHe 10 HOcTpohEe o6paTHIocb
Il EopoIo c HpocB6off npHEaaaTb
y6HrB 1865 4eTeH, Tar TaE 6ea 9To
TO MOCHA HHROrIa HeIB3a 6yIeT TOH
qHTB. B ROBHHe HeIaBHO HcTe3IO
TpOe 4eTeii, II 9TO eme 6OIee ycHIH
BaeT HaHHEy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

BHaBBaDT 6aNHlBHHa (?) IpaTO :
HeHH0cTH 4OqepH MHHHCTpa.
B03MOGHO, ITO ROTIa .IDIMHIa
hpacHHa 'cTaHeT TepH0THHeii, ypHa
C HpaXOM ea HpOIeTapcIOTO~H aHa-
mH oyer CHIT &C KpeMIeBcRon ere
HH II OTHpaBIeHa, HaIOTHBIM mare
;EeM, B 6aMIbHHa CRIeH TepeHOB
a-POm-9yEO-Ie-RpacHH Ia "Beq =
Hoe" y%HOEOeHHe.
Tar HH3Hb MCTHTB COBeTCEOMy
Bapocy .IeoHH4y HpacHHy, IA
qaBnHeMy C 9EcHpOHpHaHHH B 9OHap
HON HepeyIRe II OEoHqHmeMy cBOe
BocxOTIeHHe "TpaIyc-OI-IIapHa =
GYM B 9aMHAbHoM cE!IeHe bpaHgys
cHHX TepD0TOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
[ o4o4Hble 6yHTbl B PocCNN.

BApIIIABA. = B MHHcEe, RHe-
Be, AapbEOBe II IpyrHX TOpoIaX BE-
uBIXHyJH ~TOI0IHbIe 6yHTB, BH8BaH-
Hbe EoMMyHHcTHTecEHMH 6peIHaNH
0 HaIBHraDmelica BoiiHe. HpecrbaH
cEoe %HaceIeHHe oTBa3HBaeTca HpO-
IaBaTB HpOIOBoIbcTBHe H eOXpaHaeT
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
qHKarcKaa XpoHHKa

WHaTO HOcTaHOBIeHHe 0 pacIHHpe-
HIM AmIaHI aBeHIo II IpeBpame =
me ee B |6yIbBapI. Pa6OTH HaqHyT
CT B HaTaIe 6yIymerO TO4a. lilo
AmaaH4 6yIbBapI 6yIyT XoIHTb he
ToIbEo TpaMBaH, Ha II aBTO6ycB. Pc
meHO TaETe yIyuTHHTb ia C9II yI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

Ha Ho.IbcFo-coBeTcEOi TpaHHHe, RE
cHoHUeHTpHpoBaHH B HocIeIHee Bpe
MI 6oIbInHe CHIN EpacHoa apMHH.
B HeH0TopmX MecTaX B0eHHblMH
BIacTaMH npoH3B0IHTca HpHHyIH
TeIBHaa peEBH3HlIHa Hp0I0B0IbcT =
BHH y EpecTbaH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
y6NNCTBO 20 KOM
MyHNCTOB

.I0HI0H. B HeTporpaIcEHx
ra3eTaX HoaBHIacB EpaTEaa 3aMeT-
Ia 0 cMeprH 20 BHIHbIy EoMMyHHc
ToB. HHRaEHx no4po6HocTeH 90 9ToM
co6BTHH Ta3eTH He IaE0T. B 3aMeT
EaX roBopHTca ToIbEO, qTO "oHH
yMepIH ga HHTepeeH HpoIeTapHaTa''
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
y CTPAXA rlA3A BE1NKN

IopoTH MHIIep, EOTOpoH HpeI-
cTaaIO HITH Ia OHepaIIHO, HOqeMy
TO peHHIa, ITO ee MYTH HOcIe one
paIIHH He 3aX0qeT C HeW atHTb. lilo
STONY OHa BMecTO OHepaIIHH HpHHa
ia III. 0Ha yMnpaeT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
NORTHUMBERLAND APXNB

,TaTBHfcRoMy HocOIBcTBy B Moe
EBe Ha-THax oyer c%oBeTcEHMH BIac
TaMH HepeIaH HcTopHqecEHH apXHB
TopoIa PHrH.
23-rO HIOHa .IaTBHicEHii HpeIcTa
BTeIB IIIaTep HpHHaI B BpaHcEe
80 TepRoBHHX EOIoEoIoB, o0mHM Be
COM 1928 EHIoTpaMM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
HOINuNa 3AMEluAHA B byT =
HETEPCTBE

HaTaIca ~cyGe6HHii HpaUecc maii
III 6yTIerepoB, OHepHpoBaBmefi B
I'm 1HcTpHETe. H3 %HOEaaaHHH BHac
HaeTca, qTO maHEa bee BpeMa HaXO
IHIacB B EOHTaHTe C HOIHHHeh. lilo
HHIIeHcEHe HOIyqaIH xopomHe B8ar
Eli H HpHEpBIBaIH 4eaTeIbH0cTb 0y
TIeTepoB HMeHa %HoIHHeiicEHx He
OHy0IHROBaHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

T0i HOIHnHH, HOEyHIeHHe Ha B3pBB
RH%HeHeBcEOrO cO6Opa = 4eIO pyE
0OIbmeBHCTcEHX aTeHT0B.
IIpOH3B04HTca cTpOTOe pa3cIeIO
BaHHe. B RHmeHeBe H ByXapecTe
yTe Hp0H3BeIeHH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
apecTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
X
yMEPEA or OKOTOB

/, B rocfIHTaIe cB. MapHH yMepIa.
OF oTOroB PO3a TOpHcH. 4eBymRa
BHEHraIa cHHqEofi 6opo1aBEy Ha Ply
re H 10 HeOcTopOaHOcTH 8a5ErIa Ha
Ce6e HIaTbe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
XOTHT nOHN3NTb uEHbI

HoMHccHOHep B, ByIb9 Tpe6yeT,
pTo6B Mopo1eHoe, ''rOpaqHe co6aq-
III" H%poIaBaIHcB Ha rOpOIcEOfi Jpn
cTaHH = MyHHcHHaI HHp-HO 5 cen
ToB, a He TO 10. Ha HpHcTaHb B
BocEpecHHe 4HH Ha6,ID8aeTca 6oIB
moe cTeqeHHe Hapo4a, HpeHMymec-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
HAXOlRA 113 TPyHOB

.IEnIIIIHr - Haqa.IBHHE IlHp
HcRoro oEpyra c%oo6mTaeT, qTo HpH
o6cIeIoBaHHH MecTa EaTacTpORH, B
uacTHocTH B TOTIey6cEoH II Cei4e-
BHIJroh Io1HHax Haii4eHo 113 Tpy-
HOB. HpoMe ToTO IS TpyHOB o6Hapy
KeHo B IoIHHe T.IacXI0Te.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
O6BNHaNT PABOqErO

.Iyii EOIaInE, BIaIeleT pecTo-
paHa 10 22-ii VI, o6BHaeT cBOerO
pa6OTerO Il. CoMepc B BOpOBcTBe.
COMepc 6yIrO OBI B8aI H3 EaccH 30
T0IIap0B.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
Son nETyX0B

B .IaEaBaHHe apecToBaHH, no
COO6weHHD H0IHTHH 40 %3pHTeIeff,
II HeTyXOB II 1 HOIHIeiicRHii".
3pHTe.IH H HOIHBefcRHH O6BHHa
DTca B OpraHHsa1HH 6oa HeTyXOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
$4,000 "a YIN bI

TepTpyIa TaEaHcoH cyIHr 4oTb
MHIlHoHepa BOpIeHa, ToIEHyBmyIo
ee aBTOMo6HIeM Gro aHpeIa. TaEaH
Cob Tpe6yeT C MHcc BOpIeH $4,000
JOI. ga HpHTHHeHHBe ymH0H.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
K HO4NNCqNKAM FA3ETbI
"PACCBET"

qTOBbI N36EKATb nEPEPbIBA
B BblCbIAKE FA3ETbI, R0HT0PA
yBE4NTEHbHO nPOCMT BECK
nOgnNCYNKOB B0SO6HOBhTb
nO4nNCKy HEME4NEHHO ITO
HOlyqEHNN yBE4OMAEHNa o
NCTEqEHNN CP0RA H0AnNCRN
ga nepeMeHy a4peca HpocHM BbI
cbIAeTb Raw4bla pas 10 ceH. nOqTo
BBlmn MapEaMN. ga nO4nHcEY 4eHb
TN MoweTe cAaTb nOqTOBbIM AeHe%-
Hblm nepeBO4OM, 6aHROBbIM qeKOh
Nan IKE HaHNqHbIMN B saKa3HOM nHcb
NE.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
qH1aETe " pacHpOCTpaRaHTe
TA3ETy ,,PACCBET".
BbINrPAHN 3A6ACTOBRy

3a6acTOBEa TpyaqHEoB H 4ocTaB
mHEoB MaTepHaIa Ha nOcTpofiRy 10
MOB 3aR0HqHIacb. BacTOBaBmHe BH-
Hrpa1n ~3a6acToBEy. &aIOBaHbe yBe
IHqeHO Ha l IOIIap B IeHb u COR
paHIeHB pa6OqHe qacM - BMecT0
9A, 9 JACOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
CTOIKH0BEHNE TPAMBAa C
rPy3OBNK0M

Ha Py3BeIbT vi. II C%aEpaMeHTo.
6yIbBapI HpoH3omIo cToIEHoBeHHe
TpaMBaa C Tpy3oBBIM aBToMo6HIeM.
lisa qeAoBeRa HaxO4NBmHXCa B TpaM
Bae naccaTHpoB %HoIyqHIH HopaHe-
HIS
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
yTOHyT MA1bqNR

yTOHyI 1877 .IeTHHif MaIBqHR
PaiiMoHI MaEBnpH, HyIaBmHHca B
MapEBHTH HapEe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
OTPABNgCa a6HOKAMN

yMep 18TH IeTHHi DHoma 1tI,
RHHr. On cen HoIITOTHHM 3eIeHnx
a0IOE, qTO II HocIyTHI0 HpHqHHoil
eTO cMepTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
6PAT HA 6PATA

B. BHlHaMc BH6paI Bqepa pa3-
pemeHHe Ha apecT cBOerO 6paTa, yK
EpaBmero y Hero aBTOMo6HJIb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

TBeHHo pa0OqHX, Ho9TOMy EoMHccHo
Hep cqHTaeT IBOIlHyN HeHy Hi qeM
HlIBM, EaE O0HpaTeIbcTB0M HaceIe-
HHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
Hoy EgET B NTAHNN

,T0HI0H. = BepHapI Hoy ye
xaI B HTaIHD, RE OH HaMepeH
HMeTb 6eceTy c MyccoIHHH. Hoy
ceHqac II TOT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
|1pE4METbI POCKOMN B 4OMAWHEM
O6NxO4E

M0CKBA. - HapEOM6HH pep
CP ycTaHOBHI T0qHHH cHHc0H HpeI
MeTOB 40MaIIHeT0 O6HXoIa, ROT0pBe
BHpeIb 6yIyT %cqHTaTbca Hpe1MeTa :
NM pocRomH. HacIeIcTBeHHaa HoHI-
.IHHa c 9THx HpeIMeToB oyer B3H-
MaTbca B HoBHlneHHoM pa3Mepe.
RATOI GuHcOR BZoIaT 3oIoTo, ce
pe6po II HIaTHHa B c.IHTBaX n H3Ie
IHax, EpoMe qaaHBx Il cToAoBHX ce
pe6paHHHx .IoIeqeR B RoIHqecTBe
ne 6a1ee 70 mTyE, Ip%aTOIeHHbIe
EaMnH, XyIOIecTBeHHB1e H94eIHa H3
6apdopa, %xpycTaIa, 6poH3H, cIoHo
Boil RQcTH II 7. H., HpeBHnIaIomHa 10
cTOHMOcTH B O6HIei cIOIHOCTH 100
py0., 0pHTHHaIbHBe Xy4oIecTBeH :
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28
MNHNATDPbI HAA4EHbI

HbD H0PK. = MHHHaTNp :
HBIe HopTpeTH, yRpaIeHHBe H3 Met
poH0IHTeHcEOrO Mysea Hai4eHH 10
.ImIHeii. ApecToBaHo HecFoIbEo qe-
I0BeR.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-28

TeMHHa HpecTbaHcHHe MacCH, H0 II
pa6OqBX. II0 cIOBaM TOH IKE ''llpaB-
Im" Ha 6a6pHEaX II 3aBOIax I'm =
HeIuMM II lIapHIImHa "pa6oTHe 0p0
caIoTca 3aEyHaTb TOBapM B 3aIIac'.
ROii RE NyIHqHH B oTHIaHHH BON
HH penIHIH He HIaTHTb HaI0r0B. Rpe
cTbaHe pa3cyTIaIOT Tar: "pa3 3aHO
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ARMY Seeking
BETTERF0QD

Having assured itself of an In
crease in the quantity of food with
which each soldier will be provided,
by virtue Of the Presidential procla.
nation increasing the Army ration
from SO to so cents a day, the War
Department is now trying to in
crease the quality Of the bill OF
fare as well.
The Bureau of Home Economics
of the Department of Agriculture
has been invited by the Cooks and
Bakers School at Camp Meade, Nd,
to lend its assistance in devising
better methods of preparing Army
chow.
Properly balanced and attractively
varied menus are also being sought
at other schools, including those at
Fort Benning, Ca; Fort Sheridan,
ILL.,: Preside of San Francisco, CAL;
Fort Strong, Mass; Fort Hamilton,
N. T.: Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Ind; Fort Sam Houston, Tex. and
Fort Riley, Kan. From 40 to so
student cooks are being trained at
each OF these schools.
Particular attention is given to
The training of cooks and bakers
! who will be assigned to the citizens.
military training camps this sum.
mer, presumably soVthat the civil
ians who attend these camps may
be convinced that Army life and
Army chow are not so dull as they
have been represented.
The Washington times., 1927-04-14
NICARAGUANS IN
FAVOR OF i. s.
By JOHN PAGE
InternationaI News service

international News service
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April IA.
Americans may dismiss from their
minds any lingering suspicious that
their government Is committing an
injustice upon the national SOW.
ereignty of the Republic Of Mic.
aragua which is resented by the
people Of that reYolution-torn
country.
Nicaraguans, a majority Of them
30 overwhelming as about to con-
Btitute unanimity. approve and give
thanks to God for the intervention
of the United States in the latest
and bitterest Of their internal wars.
Where such intervention was war
ranted or unwarranted by that
elastic code, or ethics between ma
tons and known as international
Law" is outside the scope Of this
article.
Almost Unanimous
During my Investigations in Mic
aragua I have recorded the opin-
ions OF 500 native Nicaraguans on
the subject Of American interven-
ton. questiong them directly or in
directly as to whether they favored
It or not.
Those who favored intervention
numbered 45s; those opposed. As.
Thus 81 per cent approved of the
American action, while but per
cent condemned it.
This informal polling embraced
both the Atlantic and Pacific coats,
the strongholds, respectively, of
Liberalism and Conservatism 1t
may be significant that many lib
erals admitted that American inter-
vention was undoubtedly good
thing for their country, and might
prove q good thing. eventually for
their party. An honest national
election must precede evacuation
and in such an election the liberals
hold they must win. The conserya-
lives profess equal confidence.
From Both Parties
The poll included exactly 100 per-
sons from Puerto Cabezas where DIR.
Juan Bautista Sacasa had his revo-
1utionary headquarters and an even
400 from western Nicaragua, mainly
Managua and Corinto, with scatter
ing votes from Matagalpa, Jinotega,
Franada, Massays, Leon and Gilman
.deEa.
It may be objected that 1t was I'M
fsir to poll only a fourth as many
votes from Liberal as from Conserve
tive territory, and the objectionais
well founded. But 1t was the best
that could be done. in view Of the
fact that communication facilities on
the Atlantic coast are so wretched
that points other than Puerto Ca
hezas could not have been visited
without too great an expenditure of
time.
However. even Puerto Cabezas
went 'Interventionist, 66 to 81, yet
the hundred persons polled were pre-.
ponderantly Liberal, SO to IL. OF
the Sc "Interventionistas" there
were included all OF. the IL Conserva-
tiyes questioned, the remaining 81
being Liberals. The Liberals them
selves stood 54 to "a for interven-
ton. And among the "a opponents
were numbered DIR. Sacasas himself
and IL members Of his official fam
fly.
Coming to the Pacific coast we
find the preponderance of the Inter
ventionists much more pronounced.
the vote being $50 to II.
The Washington times., 1927-04-14
Sleepwalker Hurt
In TWO-StOry Drop

PHILADELPHIA, April a.
Walking in his sleep, William Man.
waring, As, stepped out Of second
4 cor window in his home and fell
in an alley at the side Of the house,
receiving serious injuries.
His sister-in-law, Mrs. Marie Man.
waring, hearing means, looked out
IL the window and saw the man dy.
ing on the ground. She called
Patrolmen Clearly ana McCurdy.
who took Manwaring to the Samari.
tan Hospital.
Doctors said he suffered compound
fractures Of both arms and internal
injuries. He is in q serious condi-
ION. Mrs, Manwaring said her
brother-in-law had been troubled
with somnambulism for some time.
The Washington times., 1927-04-14
MORE bids FOR
COOLIDGE
BY M. F. DAGEY
international News Service

DENVER April 14.--Denver,
called the nations sub-capital. by
virtue of. being the seat of more
government bureaus than any
other city outside of Washington
and OF being designated the official
gateway to the national parks and
mopuments of the West, is looking
forward to becoming the actual
capital, If President Coolidge heeds
the invitation Of many of his per
sonal friends and brings his family
to the Rocky Mountain region for
the presidential vacation.
With Vice President Charles g..
Dawes, Secretary of the Interior,
Hubert M. Work, and Clarence
Hamlin, Republican National Com
mitteeman from Colorado, all OF
whom know the beauties of the
region, urging the President to
choose one OF the several locations
offered in Colorado for the sum
mer White House, Colorado's pros
poets for entertaining the first
family are conceded to be auspici-
GUS.
Invited BY PenrOse
Vice President Dawes has spent
many summers in the vicinity of
Colorado Springs, while Secretary
Work is a native of Pueblo. With
Hamline, publisher of the Colorado
Springs Gazette Telegraph, and
close friend of the President, they
have united in extending an invita-
ton rendered by Spencer Penrose,
brother of late Senator Boise Pen
rose of Pennsylvania, to use his
magnificent estate in the shadow
of Cheyenne mountain and Pixies
Peak and but few miles from
Colorado Springs for the vacation
capital.
The Penrose mansion itself. a
magnificent 36-room home, is ample
to care for the Presidents family
and his retinue Of attendants. Mrs.
Coolidge, born housewife, would
delight in the arrangement and APP
pointments of the beautiful home.
Ample hotel accommodations of a
particularly delightful nature are
available in the palatial Broadmoor
Hotel, nationally famous, which is
located but few steps from the
Penrose mansion. Golf links, ten
mis- courts, boating and dancing are
a few of the recreations offered at
the popular hosiery.
Another location suggested to
President Coolidge by Coloradans
Is beautiful Estes Park. located in
the National Rocky Mountain Park,
and the most popular of all the
national parks as a summer play
ground for the nation.
Another Invitation
The altitude of the park should
appeal to President Coolidge, who
has particularly mentioned eleva.
ton as an essential for his summer
home. The park altitude ranges
from 5000 to II 900 feet.
IL President Coolidge wants to
get away from official business or
the, inevitable Misunderstanding that is
inseparable from the executive Of
flee, he should find the invitation
of Lawrence G. Phipps, senior
United States Senator from Colo.
RADIO. to spend a week or so in his
rustic hunting lodge, perched high
in the interior of the State at
Wagon Wheel Gap, almost ire
sistible.
While the political significance Of
the Presidents contemplated sum-
mer in the West Is difficult to dag
nose at present, the interest OF
Westerners in his forthcoming
choice Of locations is at fever heat.
Rival offers have emanated from
many sources and the competition
is keen for the Presidential favors.
The Washington times., 1927-04-14

certificates used as collateral
down payment on new home. Cleve 1859
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Woman, los, Credits
"Life Bulb" for Are

DIES MONIES. Ia, April 14.--Mrs.
Sarah Hawk, has celebrated her
105th birthday. But she was not
able to take her projected airplane
trip to Portland, Ore, to recover
from her cottage near that city a
ss'life" bulb, which she believes has
enabled her to pass the century
mark in years.
"a Tho life bulb, Mrs. Hawk says.
was left in the cottage when she
moved to Des Moines some IL years
ago. The bulb is a rarity found in
the swamps OF the southern part Of
South America and credited by the
natives there with giving "everlast-
tng life" The bulb was given her
when she. was IL years old by trav-
eler.' Mrs. Hawk ate half OF it and
the other half she says, is in her
cottage.
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