davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
B3PbIB HNOTNHb| HA MNCCNCNnN

HbN 0P.IEAHC. B HpomIyIO
HarHHny 6BIIa B3pOBaHa b IIHoI-
pac 00.Ibmaa HI0THHa Ha MHcCncH
IHH 4Ia HpeIOTBpaHIeHHa HaB0I1e-
HHa B HbD 0pHeaHce. Hace.leHHe
3aToIlIeHIHX Hoc.Ie B3pHBa H10TH-
HM M%ecTHOcTeH npOTHBHIOcb pacno
paReHHD BIacTeH, HO B WHHyIHTe
IbHoM nopaIRe OHIO 9BaRyHpoBaHo
n3 oHacHoH 8oHB. La BapBIBa OHIO
%yH0Tpe6IeHO 6Olee TBcaqH dyHroB
1HHaMHTa.
b paHoHe IeHbTH MHccHcHHH 06'
aBTeB0 B0eHHOe n0I0ReHHe DO H3-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
nAcTOP HEGOBoAEH xoPoM

MyCHEl'OH, MHq. HacrOp Oct
3aaBnI Ha IHay, qTo OH oyer nc
E.IToqaTb Ha 1epRoBHoro xopa BECK
1eBymeR, EOropHe Epaear ry6H, Ho
CIT EopoTRne D6RH H nolpesnBaDT
Bo.IocbI. TaRHe IeBymRH, aaaBHaeT
Oh, MoTyr ryIaTb Ha yIHHax, Ho He
1o.lEHH 3axoIHTB R 1epR0Bb. llac-
Top, HoBH1HMoMy, he 1oIb3yeTca yc
uexoM cpeIH HpeRpacHoro nOIa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
nOlNTNqECkNE APECTbI

B He.IeTaIbHof Ta3eTe "ToIoc
Pa6oqeTo", HeperyIapHo B%HnycEa-
eMoH 6esHapTHaHoH TpyHIod pa6o-
INK ERaTepHHocIaBa, OF 4 aIIpela
npHBegeHH cBeIeHHa 0 HoIHTnqec-
RHx apecTax cpeIH pa6oqHx TocHpo
MHm1eHHocTH yEpaHHM ga DEB
paab TeKyWero roIa.
- ,ss Ea9FTee1D sretresa.
nHBx Ha8aeT IA ERaTepHHocIaBc%
RHi oRpyr 317 qeIoBeK, Aapb-
EoBcRnh 284, MaReeBcKHH
PIG, 0geccRHh III, KHeBckHh
l49. HHSHe4HeHpoBeRHI los,
a Ms ocTaIbHMx oKpyroB ToqHBx
cBeIeHnfi He HMeeTca.
Hs apecToBaHHHx 1876 y&e Hpe4
HaaHaqeHH r ccHlRe. B aToM IKE
BBIIycKe HOMeHIeHa HoppecHoH8eH-
MA OF ccBIBHHx Hs BaTcRoh Ty-
6epHHH, Mo6H4HsoBaHHHx TAM Ha
npHHygHTeabHHe pa6oTH no 1eeHBs
g%ar0TOBEaM.
CcHlBHHe EaHynTca, ITO OBI
AxoIaTea IA noIo&eHHH apecTo
ok, SuByr B aHTHcaHHTapHEr
Rax, oRpy&eHHHx HpoBoAoq
lrpa&IeHHaMH, Ha pa0oT,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
4BA yTO4ba B HAEM

B "IIpaB4e" g aHpe4a)) Haxo-
Jim nTorH o6cIeIoBaHHa no OHIO
yeaIy D~paoBcEoa ry6. KapTHHa
BHpasHTeIBHaa.
CpeIH RpecTBaH : Ro%MMyHHcToB
= CpeIHaEOB II sa%HTOqHBx ooh
ME Ha 8 HpOIeHT0B, qeM cpeIH He
RoMMyHHcTHqecEoro HaceIeHHa, ma
cooper 6eIHaRoB cpeIH EoMMyHHc.
ToB MeHbme IA 8,2 Upon, qeM cpe
III OcTaLbHOro HaceeIHHa. 00ecHe-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
O TPouKOM

yrIaHoB ma 3aceIaHHH RoN4paE-
IIaH MocEoBcKoTo ry6epHcRoro c'e-
ala coBeToB IA Bonpoc Ie,IeraToB,
oyer in EooHTHpoBaH B cocTaB Ito
mT6Dpo TpoHEHd, oTBeTHI: "TIc
yfTaBy HapTHH B q.IeHH N EaHIH4a
III HoIHT6Dpo HHRTo He Mo%eT
.6TTb EooHTHpoBaH, MOO cOcTaB IIo
IFT6ppo Ha6HpaeTca IIK, RoTOpHfi
j cBop oqepe4B HsdHpaeTea c'es-
DIN HOMIapTHH."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
HA KOH4EPEHlNN

HEHEBA. CoBeTcROe npaBHTe1B
cTBO H3BecrHI.o .IHry HaIHii, ITO
ONO npHmleT cBoHx IeIeraToB IA
c%oaHBaeMyo b dteHeBe 9%EoHoMHqec
EyIo EOH9epeHIIHIO. COBeTcKaa EoMH
ccHa BHeIeT 3aBTpa R I%lIBeTIapHIo.
Bo rnaBe c~oBeTcHof IeIerauHH Ia
xoIHTca 0cHHcEHh, 6bIBmHH EoMHc
cap 3eMIe1e.IHa. BO.IBuleBHKH He BE
par, oIHaEo, B cBoH ycHexH Ha 70
HtepeH1HH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
H0HEMNk 40 TAynTMAHE

B Rly6HoM TeaTpe b 0pexoBe
pa60qHe HocTaBMIR "IIOToHy
BmHl koIOEOI" T%aynTMaHa.
PeDeHaeHT raseTH "TpyI" A. A.
| IeHOBcRHH paapyraI cHeKTaEIb.
"IIOToHyBmHa KoIOKoIs, HHmer lie
HOBcRHfi, IIbeca BpeIHaa, HesIOpO-
Baa, HoITacoBHBaDmaa HoHaTHe Q
cBoooIe, NHcTHqeeRaa, yeHameHHaa
xpHcrHaHcKHM ,lnneMepaeM, noTycTo
poHHeH qepTOBmHHoa H E%aTeropHge
cRH liz c%oBeTcEoTo TeaTpa, B oco
0eHHocTn IIa pa6oqero, HeIOHycTH
PeHeH3Ha Ha1e.Ia,1a myMa. BOs
HHEIa HOLeMHRa. Ha cTpaHHIax
T0h Ee ra3eTM HeRT0 TOB. 9aH-
IaHI, cT0amHH 6IH3Ro Il nocTaHoB
re, oHpaBIBBaeTca: ia 6ypRya3-
HoH Niece 0cTaHoBHIHcb HoTOMy,
ITO xoTe.IH HoRasaTb pa0oqeMy apH
Teln "IocTHReHHa pa6oqHx pe6aT
n o6IacTH MHMHEH II %ecToB."
.ID6omrHee Bcero, mo ga Tayn
BcTyHnIHcb caMH pa6OqHe,
saaBHBmHe npoTecT Hp0THB eTaTBH
lIeHoBcROro sToFo ''raeHTeHa
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
.BpAHTEJlb OTNPABHaETCa B KNTAA

BEITPAI. 3Iecb xoIaT ynopHHe
bIyxH, qTo Ha IHax cocToalocB ce
&pegHoe cQsenIaHEs 5apoHa Bpagre
Isl c snIHBMn pyccRHMH NoHapxHqe
cRHMH IHIepaMH oTHocHTelbHo ne
penpaBRH 0eIorBapIeacRHx BoacE
B KRTaH. BpaHreIB HaMepeH COO
parb oRolo 20 THcaq coIIaT, pas
6pocaHHBIx Ha B%aIRaHax, H oTHpa
BHTb Hx B pacuopa&eHHe aHrHHac
E0ro BoeHHoro R0MaHIoBaHHa B IN
rae. MHoTHe .IHGa ne BepaT aTHM
cIyxaM, Ho HeROT. oTHocaTca BIOL
ne cepbe3Ho, ran KaI TaRHe "HaT-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
MNKA9o PA6oqNA

TONIC. aHOHtE1 HMHepaTop
XHpOXHTo, %BcTynHBInHf HeIaBHo IA
npecToI, 9aaBHI, qTo OH $eIaeT
HsyqHTb &H3Hb pa6oqHx H RpecTB-
aH. c 9Toii 1eIbIo OH HepeeIeT cEo
pc Ha 9epMy H oyer pa6oTaTB TAN
BMecTe c RpecTbaHaNH. HsyqHB %e
%HaHb EpecTbaHcTBa, OH npeIHoIa
HocTynHTb Ha &a6pHRy b Eaqe
cTBe HpocTOrO pa6oqero.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
kAk HALO kPNTNkOBATb

C%oBeTcEHe Hy6IHDHcTM oRoHqaTe
.IbHo c0HBaDTca c To.IRy RpaHHe
HpoTHBopeqHBBIMH IHpeRTHBaMH Ha
cqeT TOTO, RaR cleIyer BpHrHEo-
BaTb Il pa3o61aqaTb. HeIaBHo NIB
HpHBo1HIH NHeHHe 0TIeaa HeqaTH
lkBkIl, Ha HorOpoTO a%BcTBOBalo,
ITO RpHTHR0BaTB HALO CyTy60 OcT0
pOacHo 6e3 BcaEHx HpeyBeIHqeHHh
EpHTHEyeMoTO s.1a, HaMaTya 0 Mory
uIea nocIeIoBarb cTpo&aitmeH pac
HeEaHUHH.
TeHepb "HpaBIa" Is aHpeIa)
HpHBoIHT ID0OnHTHoe MHeHHe C0Ib
1a Ha Ty IKE TeMy, Ha co6paHHII
|pa6EOpoB "IIpaBIH" CoIB8 ToBo-
pun, qTo "6HqeBaTb To1bRo B b0p
Me HpOToRoHa HeIB9a. ~IlpOTOE0IoM
3aHHTepecoBaTb HeIB9a. IIycTb 9To
oyer a0c0IDTHaa npaB1a, Ho ecIH
B "RpecT. TaS." HIH "IIpaB9e" 0y
Iyr nHcaTB; TaE-O %O6oRpaIH, "a
Eoro-To H TaE TO, H HoI-Ta3eTH 6y
let cocToaTb Hs TaHHx oHHcaHHH,
TO HHRTo qHTaTb He oyer. 9To
cEyqHo, a qHTaTb xOTaT C yIoBoIB
cTBHeM. lleTaTb IO,IXHa paso6Ia-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
cOKpaWeHNe NDecTyIMeHAR

4HRAT0. lIIe9 HoHHHHH ropoIa
qHRaW a%aaBIaeT, qTO co IHa ero
BcTynIeHHa ia cBOp IoH%HocTb, no
,THqecTBo HpecTyHAeHHi B ropoIe
c~oBpaTHlocb Ha 25 upoHeHToB. Ho
Bile me6 ooemaI, EaR HaBecTHo,
oqHcrurb ropoI or 6aHIHToB B "a
qaca. Ceaqac Oh rpeoyer yBe1nTe-
HHa WfaTa rToIHIehcEHy, IyMaa,
oqeBHIHo, ITO uo1HneHcEHe HoryF
.npenynpe8sarb ~y6HfcTBa A oTa5Ie
HHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
OWN6KA

CyHpyrH laBepc, BoaBpaTacb BE
qepoM IoMoh, 6HIH HeHaJo yIHBIe
HB, HaiIa y cBoero IoMa coBepmeR
Ho AoBoe unaHo. My% yHpeRHyl %e
NY B TOM, ITO OHa 6es eFo BeIoMa
RyHHIa uHaHo, $eHs B sTOK %e IN
'peRHyIa My&a. IIOToM BHacHHIOcB,
qTo HHaHO 6BIo SyHEeHo IpyrHM
qeAoBeRoM, n 10 omH6Re IOCTaBIe
.Ho B HX ION. =
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
qnEarcEaa XpoHnEa

1e1BD oHH HpnroToBHIH HeqTo Bpo
ne MaIeHbEof 6oM6oqRH, EoTopyp
10 OmH6Ee HaqHHHIH B3pHBqaTuM
BemceTBOM. HpH B3pHBe "HTpymRH'
y oIHoTo cTyIeHTa HoBpeSIeHM rHa
ga, a y 4pyroTo oTopBaHo HecRoIb
10 HaIbIeB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
orPABNAN noAHYEncKNx

3aMacEHpoBaHHHe 6aHgHTM IA
HATH ia IByx nOaHDeHcRHx B TO
BpeMa, RaR OH BHxO1HIH Hs aBTO
Mo6HIa H HpHRasaIH HIM B TeqeHHe
IecaTH MHHyT "eqHTaTb sBesaH."
IloRa HOIHTeicEHe aaHHMaIHcb sac
TpoHoMHefi", 6aH4HTH o6nIapHIH
Hx EapMaHH, aa6paaH IeHbrH, pc
BoIbBepH H cEpHlHcb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
RAKNE RAPTNHbI yRPAAEHbI

B npOmIoM HOMepe "PaccBeTa"
coo0maIOcB o RpaEe HeHHeHmay
RapTHH Hs Mysea H3auHBIx HcEyc
cTB. B Niche yEpa1eHHRx EapTHH,
EaS coo6mapr rs MoeEBBI, HMeoT-
ca EaprHHM PeM6paHIra, THEHaHa
H KoppeASHo. Bee noAorHa 6R4H
BBfpesaHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
rMBEAb A~sPonAkHA

H0PP0.IR, Ba. Bqepa 30 Bpe-
MI rpo3H ynaI B NOPE c BHcoTBI
1920 byron BoeHHBi aopoHIaH C
4 .IeTqHEaMH. A9pOHIaH oEa3aIca
HOBpeKJeHHMM M0.IHHeii. Bee let
qHHH n0TH0.IH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
sA6bIToE HPEcTynnEHME

3A6bITOE HPEcTynlEHNE
B no.IHBeHcEHi yqacTOR Ha Inc
.nIeiH yIHue aBHaacb TIeH CTHB
n paccKa3aIa 90 0IH0M CTpaHIH0M
upecTyHIeHHH. TpH roma TONY Ha-
.3aI oHa, eHIe 6yIyqH 4eBymROf,
.4pyTHaa c 9paHRoM POcOIOM II
.cO6HpaIacb BBfITH ga Hero 3aMyS.
3a HeH TaE%e yxa%HBaI .Iya kle
MeHT, KOTOpHa oIHa$IH H0qbD
y6HI PocoHa B oRpecTHocTax qHKa
70. 0Ha 6BIa cBHIeTeIbHHDei 9Toh
Rp0BaBoH cIeHH, Ho 0Ha Bee Bpe-
MI MOIfala, 6Oacb, qTo6M H ee he
upHqHcIHIH II 3aroBOpy. BHocIeIcr
BHH OLA BBTILIa SaMy& ga kIeMeH
ia. RH3Hb HX 0Ra3aHacb HecqaCT
HoH. MoIOIyD SeHmHHy MyqHIa
.%cOBecTb. 0Ha qacTo &aIoBaIacB 90
.sTOM My%y, a OH ee HaTpa$IaI ga
sTo no6oaMH H rposH1 y6HTb. B no
me EoHDoB OHa ocTaBHIa KIeMeH
ia n BBIIIIa 3aMy$ ga CTHBa. hIe
NIGHT HaqaaH HHcaTB eli HHcBMa, yr
'poEaa B HHx y6HTB CTHBa. Boacb
HoBoro HpecTyHHeHHa. TeIeH penn
ia pacEpHTB cTapyD TaHHy. RIe-
NIGHT apecroBaH. Hpe8cTOHr rpoM-
RHH upoIeee.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
100 non. "a BEcnOPaAOR

MoHoIaaa 4eBymKa ,IOpeTa Map
THH, apecToBaHHaa ga HapymeHHe
HopaIRa, yqHHHIa cRaHIaI 30 Bpe
Ma pas6opa ee geIa. 0Ha sTIycTH
ia no aIpecy cy9bH HecRoIbRo. he
.IecTHHX RoNnIHMeHTOB H pas6HIa
cocyI c BoIop. Cy4ba omTpaboBaI
.TopeTTy ia 100 IoJ.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
O~CBObOXgEHbl HAPTNnUbI

H3 IIeTpoTpaIcRorO 1onpa 2 an
peIa 6EIH ocBO60T1eHH 80 HapTH
INA, Bxo4HBInHx B .opraHH3aDHD
IIeTpoTpaIcRoH pa6oqed TpyuHB.
0cB06oSIeHHHe B conpoBO%IeHHH
RoHBoa omIpaBIeHM B ccHlKy B
HoBTopoIcRyp ry6epHHp cpoEoM IA.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
HbaHAa lEByWKA

Cygba MARIE omrpa8oBaA MICE
Ha so aoH. ga TO, ETo oHa 6y
AyqH B HerpesBoN RHAe, 6HeTpo
MzalacB B aBFoMo6HIe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
CMEPTb PyCCRoro

B HaTHHIy yTpoM 6HI HaaIeH
MepTBBM B cBoeEi RBapTnpe HBaH
.oIRaq. KoMHaTH 6HlH Hano1He-
HH rasoM. IIORofiHHH = ypO$eHeB
ry., CIygEoro yea1a, ce
ia HoBoceIoH. HpHqHHa caMoy6Hii
cTBa NORA he BHacHeHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
HOBbIn yHNBEPCNTET B MAI
PNQE

MAIPHI. Ko 4HD cBoero % ne
rHa EopoHb Alb&oHc npeIHoIaraeT
aa1oSHTb &yhIaMeHT HOBoro yHHBe
pcHTeTa B MaIpaIes yHHBepcHTer
oyer uocTpoeH ID aMepHRaHcKoMy
O0pa9nY.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
HAnA4EHNE HA @FAnuys0B

llAPHK. B MapoREo OHIO cIe-
.laH0 HaHaIeHHe Ha oTpaI HHocTpa
HHoro .lerHoHa. 10 co.IIar OHIO
y0HTo II 30 paHeHO. HHKro Ha Ha-
IlaIaBIIHx He IocTpaTaI, TaE RaE
HanaIeHne 0MIO BHe3aIIHBIM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
cTPAHHbIA cHyqAn

MoIoIoa qeIoBeE, exaBmHf B
.TeRcH, BHHpBIrHyH H3 aBToMo0Hla,
B6eSaI B HoIBaI Ha HpH yaHTe H
IAN HoKoHqHI caMoy6HfcTBoM. B
ero EapMaHe 6HIo HaHIeHo 1876 40
I'IapoB, 6yTHIRa BHcEH H a1peC
.ero EBapTHpH. 3acTpeIHIca, HoBH-
1HMoMy, qeIOBeI cnbaHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
onAcHAq NrpA

,IBa cTyIeHTa q%BRareEoro yHuBe
poHfeFs. Ha oaHoH cTyIeHqeeEoa III
pyume xoTeAH yHHBHTb eBoHy ToBa
naaeRbSoH paEeroH. G sToti
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

HepeIaIH ABHaTaMoBy HecH0IbEo
MHIlHOHOB bpaHRoB. BpeMa mIo,
0O.lbmeBHHH He Bo9BpamaIH Abba
TaM0By HcT0qHHB0B, B R0HIe R0H
LOB TepHeHHe r-%H Mapme Il ee 10
MHaHboHa HccaRIo. IeIo uepemIo
B H0MMepTecRHli CYL.
H%HTepecH HpeIcTaBIaI aIBoRaT
IapMoH. Co cTOpoHBr ABHaTaMoBa
%BHcTyHaI Ie-MoH3H.
Cyl HpHroBOpHI ABHaTaMoBa +
yHIaTe 5 MHII. 900 TBcaT 4paH-
ROB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
MEgNuNHA

npEREeqeH + urBeTerBeHHoerH P.
..IHa Sa 70, Vro Oh wosaBaA Molo
1BrM IeByHIEsM satrpeBIeHHyp Mem
BHHy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
COBETCKNE MNEH4APN

II aHpeHa = paccTpeI paooqHx
.IeHcEHx HpHucEax B CH6HpH."
- MapTa 1918 rOIa ocBo-
.o$IeHHe RpecTBaH OF EpenocTHoh
SO MapTa 1924 ro4a po8HAca
EpaHHcRHii HoaT Tapac .llleBqeH-
o..
Tar cocTaBIaDTca coBeTcEHe Ea-
.eHIapH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

line b kHTae IocBIlaer
5OHbiiBe BoeHHHe cHIM 4la peOEy
HaIIHH aHrIlHlcRHx K%OH1eccHH B
HaHEHHe, EoTopHi HaxoIHTca B Ha
cToaHee BpeMa R pyRax RoMMyHH-
cToB.
TeHepa,1 qaHr Raj llIeE o6'aBHI
oTRpBIryD BofHy RoMNyHHcTHqecko-
MY RphIy RaHToHcRoTo 4BH%eHHa.
Me&Iy Bpa%IyDmHMH cTopoHaMH
npoH3omIO Ha gHax 60IBlHoe cpa%e
me, 30 BpeMa RoToporo 0oIbmeBHI
Raa apMHa HoTepHeIa 6o1bInoe no
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

0eGaHHe %BopoBcTBa II rpa0eSeH, a
raRIe H iii 6oIee ycnemHOii 6Opb
OBI c pa3lHTHBIMH 9HH1eMHTecEHMH
sa00IeBaHHaMH.
Bo BECK rOpoIax CoeI. llITaToB
ceaqac yc1panBaEoTca 00IBmHe 10
HIIepTH b hobby llocTpaIaBIHeTo Ha
Ce.IeHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

.cBera, HpaBIH H EpacoTH, Ror4a
TaRaa peIRocrb B Hame BpeMa gaeT
'ca B BHge "HoToHyBnero Hoaoro-
"a"
ll0IeMHRa HpOI0.lRaeTcG.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

IM #X
H Ea1eH4apb. Ha O6opoTt
uoyqHTe,IbHaa cTaTehRa o RaAeHIi
pax Boo0IIe. c snHrpa6oM H8 lpH
6oeIoBa:
"Bce BpyT EaIeH1apH."
B uouTBep2geHHe 9Toif HcTHHE
Tyr Se coo6maeTca:
"B name BpeMa IyqIIHM Eale
aapeM aBIaeTca DAHaHcEHn, Ia
sMBaeMBa V nae "HoBHH cTHAb
II BBeIeHHHi COB. BaacTbD B pei
pane 1918 T."
EuIe BeceIee Ea.IeHIapH Bcey'
E0MHoMa. B 9ToM HaIeHIape MILO
noIe3HHx H Hy%HHx cBeleHHh. Dl
ma BHIep%Ey HeRoTopHe HS HHx:I
"13 Hoa6pa 1917 roIa coBH
ROM nocraHoBH1 BBecTH B POGO
10 qacoBoh pa6oqHf IeHb."
IS aHBapa 1920 roIa q
mec7b aer HasaH!) ByIeHHHh
y eBoeh EoHHHHeii saHsI ropoS
goB."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02
|TANqAHE 3AAMyT HAHKNH
III. Aar.IniicRoe BoeHHoe paSeHHe.

paSeHHe. KeHa coBeTcR0ro areH
Ia BopoIHHa HaxoIHTca ceHqac B
IIeRHHe H Ha 1Hax oyer npeIaHa
cyIy ga mIIH0Ha% II H0MMyHHcTH-
qecRyO HpoHaTaHIy B KHTae.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

pH0THH BceTIa MoryT cIyTHTB ga
IeHbrH HHocTpaH1aM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

W0y HA AyRuH0HE
IOH10H. Ha ink 3Iecb upoIa
BaIHcb c ayHUHOHa HHcbMa BepHa
pIa Hoy, BMIO HpOIaHo 81 nHcb
MO no % IOIIapa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

\ HsgapT EHH&EH B coBeT
Boz rocH3IaToBcEHh
HaneHnanh. Ha O6OpOTe
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-05-02

lloIeMHEa H%poIol&aeTca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
Civil Service Job Open.

The Civil Service Commission today
announced an open competitive exam.
nation fol an attendant, House OF De
rention. to fill a vacancy in the Metro
politan Police Department, and vacan-
cies in positions requiring similar quail
itications. The entrance salary is
81 .020. a year. plus quarters and sub
sStence.
Full information. and application
blanks may be obtained from the office
of the United States Civil Service Com
mission, l724 + street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
CENT TRANSFERS
ARE AUTHORIZED
New Jersey and New York Ave
nues Designated as Point
Under Program.

Issuance Of 1-ceEt transfers between
cars of the Capital Traction and
Washington Railway & Electric Cos.
at New Jersey and New York avenues
was authorized today by the Public
Utilities Commission. The intereom-
pany transfers will be issued, however,
only by northbound cars on New 'Ier-
sew avenue to eastbound cars on New
York avenue and by westbound cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

were brought back to this country by
Douglas Burden.
These forbidding creatures grow 10
feet long and their sharp claws scrape
and tear the flesh of the animals on
which they prey, while their teeth
with serrated edges rip off huge
chunks of it. Their eyesight is sin.
gularly keen. though they are almost
stone deaf. Their skin forms an armor,
since each scale is underlaid with a
plate of bone, and their projecting, BIZ
furcated tongue is one evidence that
they are the great-great- grandparents
of the snakes we know.
The island where they are found,
komodo, is in the Malaysia group.
Motion pictures viii show the curious
animal life and the scenic and human
features of this little known area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

on New York avenue to southbound
cars on New Jersey avenue.
The commission considered a re-
quest of the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. to postpone the hearing
on its rate case from April Is to the
latter part of May. but took no definite
action. A conference will be held Sat
urday between officials of the COM
pany and members of the commission
to determine the justification for a
delay.
Consideration also was given by
the commission TO the recent ruling of
Controller General McCarl which
subjects special temporary employees
Of the commission to the provisions
of the classification act. The ruling
will prohibit the commission from en-
ploying valuation experts to assist it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
MRS. GREATHOUSE
IN FULL CHARGE
She Will Now Handle All
Prohibition Cases in
Police Court.


Although her elevation year ago
to the post of assistant United states
attorney prosecuting prohibition cases,
in Police Court. created comment
smong the legal fraternity and Is said
to have resulted in the resignation
OF an assistant United States attorney.
Mrs. Rebekah Greenhouse was TO-DAY
placed in charge Of all prohibitlon
cases in Police Court. she relieves
David A. Hart. Police Court prosecu-
tor of liquor cases for more than SIX
wears. Mr. Hart is transferred to
the District attorneys office, by order
of Maj Peyton Gordon.
The new Police Court prohibition
case prosecutor was transferred to
the Police Court office from Maj. Cor
don's office a little more than year
ago. AS an aftermath and during the
discussion of the transfer. which car
ried with it a large salary increase,
Thomas +. Lodge. assistant in that
office at the time, resigned TO enter
private practice.
Priof to her transfer Mrs. Great
house served for more than FIVE
months with Mai Gordon, having been
appointed assistant United States at
f'NtNF 49,
nltted 20 the District bar in June,
1925 Following the resignation of Mr..
Lodge, J. Il. Williams was appointed
by Mai Gordon to serve in the prohibi-
ton office in Police Court to aid Mr..
Hart and Mrs Greathouse in handling
the mounting number of liquor cases.
One Complete Verdict of Guilty.
Records taken today from the jury
assignments of Karl Smith. jury trial
clerk, reveal that Mrs. Greathouse
tried her first case Thursday, March
IS, 1926. Up to date, the records re-
veal Mrs Greathouse has tried 81
cases. In only one case did Mrs.
Greenhouse secure a complete verdict
of guilty for the Government. IN three
other cases where there were four,
three and two counts against each de
PENDANT. respectively. Mrs. Greathouse
secured a verdict of guilty in one
count in each case.
Thirtythree defendants. many of
them charged on several counts. We're
acquitted on all charges by the jury.
Seven additional defendants had their
charges nolle pressed by Mrs. Great
house at the beginning Of the trials.
Maj. Gordon. when questioned re-
gardlng the transfer To-Day, stated lhal
It probably would be temporary III
view of the fact that SO few jury
trials remain from now on to the end
of the fiscal year. because of the fail
IRE of Congress to provide the neces-
sary money for jurors in the deficiency
bill.
Will Be in Charge.
Until the end of the fiscal year Mrs.
Greenhouse will be in charge. and
alone in the office with the exception
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

Of two clerks, of the Government 5
end of prosecuting dry law offenders
Mr.. Williams was transferred also
today. having been ordered TO assist
Assistant United States Attorney
Thomas Jones, colored, in the prosecu
don of United States traffic cases
Al stern. former assistant with Jones'
has been transferred TO Maj. Gordons
affina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

country, was made five years ago and
has been extended from time to time.
1t expires April 30.
The United States asks that it be
extended for another six months and
It is likely that a new agreement VIII
be negotiated between the two gov
ernments this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
WOULD EXTEND FLYING
PACT WITH DOMINION
United States Plans to Negotiate
New Agreement With Canada
This. Year.

Extension of the flying agreement
between the United States and Canada
has been asked by the State Depart
ment and the request has been trans
mitted by the Canadian legation to
ottawa.
The present agreement, which gov
ems flying and landing privileges in
each country for citizens of the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
WILL DESCRIBE KOM0D0.
DR.. Noble Will Lecture Also on
Giant Dragon Lizard.

Dr.. G.. Kingsley Noble will lecture
before the National Geographic Society
tomorrow evening at the Washington
Auditorium on the big lizard of Ko-
modo, the giant dragon of the Sun
das," specimens of which recently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

with it's Investigations. The commits
sion hopes to work out some plan
which will meet the objections of the
controller general.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

Until the end of the fiscal year Mrs
Greenhouse will be in charge, and
alone in the office with the exception
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

60-inch long. Excep-
tionally fine quality imita-
lion Pearls. Knots be-
tween Pearls.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03
.READ THIS PROGRAM FOR
 B|c DO|Ncs TOMORROW

With one of the finest of programs ever to have been dished up to the local public, it is announced, with slight changes-for the better only the complete entertainment for the big chicken tomorrow night in the s. A. c. hall, is in readiness for the first ring for the curtain. Everyone knows by this time why this chicken dinner is being served tomorrow night, so, as our friend in Two Black Crows" would say, Why bring that up?' ] Just read the following program and weep with joy.
 D. m the dinner starts.
 5:30, music.
 D. m. Leslie and Sampson musical. 6:15, reading by Mrs. Hatten. l 6:3O, piano solo by Mrs. Groth; also song by the same artist, GAO, the in ternational famous black face comed- ian, Ben High, on the French harp. $50, Odds and Ends by "Gimpy" Harris. And wonderful recitation by Wayne Galloway.
 i 7:15, quartet, Dunkel, McMullen, Baker, Harris; the champs of Alaska.
 7:2O, our own Captain Guthrie in "Wamcats" assisted by McMullen.
 7:35, the two Groths in Scotch songs 1 7:45, music.
 7:46, lots more, says the committee of one, Leon Urbach. Also, this list may be changed, so pay no attention to the order of appearance.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

H. Wendell Endicott, prominent Eastern bushes man who has just completed months hunt in the Inter for, left for the States Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03
LEGAL M0TIcE.
NOTICE TO PAY TAXES

NO FEE TO PAY TANES The general Municipal taxes of the City of Seward for the year 1927 shall become delinquent at the hour of o'clock D. m. on the fifteenth day of November 1927, and unless paid prior thereto five per cent penalty will be added to such taxes.
 Taxes for the year 1927 are now due and payable at the office of the the City Clerk, Bank of Seward build ing, Seward, Alaska.
 J. P. HANNON,
 MUNICIPAL CLERK
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

E. M. Policy, Territorial tax collec- tor who has been over in Seldovia for a week, arrived in Seward on the s. s. Redondo.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

Henry Couliard, Moose Pass ranch CT, was brought into Seward Satur- day suffering from a sudden illness He is at Dr. Baughman's hospital rest ing as good as can be expected.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

Wm. Osgood Field of Lenox, Mass, visitor in Seward for the past five days, left Seward Saturday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03
Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Swartz were passengers on the Northbound train nor Anchorage, this morning.

Earl Ramsey, whose sister Ruth, died in Anchorage Saturday night, left for that town on this mornings train. He expects to come back next Saturday. ,I
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

The big Alaska Steamship freighter Oduna is due to arrive in port this week with large cargo.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN. FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

The s. s. Redondo, of the A s. s. Co.,, checked out for the Westward this morning. esz.. e.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-03

Council meeting tonight.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

The screen retells
the epic of "Old Iron
sides" At the left:
Esther Ralston and
Charles Farrell in the
Paramount picture of
that name based on the
history of the famous
frigate Constitution,
which opens its show
ing here today. Below:
A scene aboard the
Constitution before en-
gaging the pirates at
Tripoli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

I'LL A1Bt1A 'As1
side of the Ma
tional Press Club.
1t was sunptu-
ously decorated
with n Christ
m a s = exhibition
of gifts TO appeal
to the cultivated
eye, and among
It's attractions fea
tured a danele of
expensive looking
ncckties. The ties
r Q m i II d e d the
plain woman that
she had to buy
some for h e =
nepheWs, and a s
her s G ! G C I j onS
never seemed to
make a favorable