davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
B N B NOrP v A

COqNHeHNa TapaCa WeBqeHR0
Tom ~. MYpHan. yRpaNHcKaa AKA
4eMHa HaYR. Ns4aHNe 4ep@aBHorO
Ns4aTenbcTBa. yRpaHHa 1927 rO4
cTp. 1877.
O~3HaqeHIIBM T0MOM HaqaI0 BBX0
IHTb B CBeT aEaIeMHqecI0e H3IaHHe
coqHHeHHH T. T. lIIeBqeHRO mol pc
IaBTHeH %H3BeCTHOTO HcTopHHa .IHTe-
paTypT, aTaIeMnIa c. 0. E6peMO-
.Ba. Bee wIaHHe pacqHTaHo Ha $40
.TOMoB C TaHHM pacHpeIe1eHHeM JIM
.'TepaTypM | II 7. - HO9sIIa, Ill T.
- HepenHcIa, ~ T. - HypHaI, y
In VI 7. - HoBecTH, VII - Xy1oEe
cTBeHHBe Hp0H3BeIeHHa, ylll-A -
MaTepHalH IIa 0HoTpa0HH H TB0p
qeCTBa. Tar NORTHUMBERLAND 3aIaqa
IOIIHa 6BTB B p%e3y.1bTaTe, 10 BBpa
IeHHIo peIaETopa ,,cBoero poIa Oh
nHEIOneIHeii Ho3HaHHa llleBqeHHo.'
0cnoBy ~ ToMa cocTaBIaIoT l85
cTpaHHH, IaDTIHX llepeHe4aTEy me
BHHRa I. L. 1IIeBqeHHa, OTH0Came-
roca Il 1898 roIaM. IIOIIHHHHE
XpaHHTca B qepHIIroBcEoM My8ee w
paHcEHX IpeBH0cTen, n%OIapeHHOM,
I. qepHuroBy BIB. TapHoBcEHM. lIo
oT, IaI H3BecTHo, 0HJ 0TIaH B coll
1aTH H c0c,IaH B OpcIyD HpenOcTb
HO IHqHoMy yHa3y mlIepaTopa HH-
EOIa | c npHHHcROH Ha yEa3e pyROl
rocyIapa &c 3anpenIeHHeM llHcaTB
II pHcoBarb". IHeBHnr HaqaT c MO-
MeHTa, I0TIa 40 H3MyqeHHOrO MO =
pa,IbH0 II 0H3HqeCRH Ho9Ta I0Iu,Ia
BecTb o cEOpoM gro OcBo6oIIeHHT,
II 3aEaH4HBaeTca 20 MAI 1858 TO-
Ia, EoTIa lIIeBqeHE0 yIe HaxoIHTca
B C.lleTep6ypTe cpeIH 4py3eh II 10
E%poBuTe.Ieli. IueBHHE noaBlaeTca b
HeqaTH BnepBHe. Oh HanHcaH 10
pyCCIH II X0Ta OVCHb qaCT0, aBIaeT
ca IHuIb HpoToEoIbHoh 3aIlHcblO co
6BITHii BHemHeH II BHyTpeH. TH3HEi
u09Ta, HO B T0a;e BpeMa llOIlaIaI0TCa
cTpaHHIM, Tie aBT0p IHIIeT RpODbIo
cBoeTo cepIUa, H3IHBaa CBoH 1yuleB
HHe MYTH, Tep3aRHa II 3aBeTHble
MOUTH. 1ecaTb let c%oIIaT4HHbI, MY
UTpOBRH II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B3bIC-
EaHIi lie CIOMalH y1lpaMofi BolH Tic
ara, II OH B03BpaHIaIca H3 ccbITEH
c TOTO he MOIoIoil 4ymOa, c TEN IKE
|oT3BBTHBBIM cepIHeM, BO3MyIIaBInTl
Mca HeTpaB4oll, yTHeTeHlIeM c,Ia0BH
u HoIHHM ,II000BbD X cD00o1e MILO
llH Il I%BopqeCIBa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
TaI C CBepEaOHIHMH T,Ia3aMH:

ITaI C CBepEaDHIHMH TIa3aMH:
KaE q %CqacTIHB, OK, RaE 81
cqaCTIHB!
K0TGa OH BH0eEaI HIS CB0ea Rom
HaTB, er0 %aaneIOBaIH cecTpH.
- MaMOqEa BH3g0paBlHBaeT!
- 3HaD, 3HaD.
Mans Epy%HIacB 10 EoMHaTe,
npHHIacHBaa:
- All IA NaMoqEa, ali IA MaMO-
qEal
BoIo4a BIpyT n0cTaBHI cTyI Ha
cpeIHHy II, pa36e%aBmIlcb, IepeIlpH
THyI qepe9 Hero.
Tar y HaC Ha THMHacTHIe HpM
raOT, = HOacHHI CeCTpaM.
II HoIoGIa Il HIM B BocTOpre ga
HpETaI:
- OH, oil, ITO 81 BAN paCcIa%y,
oil, CE0IbIO H~0BoCTeG, BcaE0To cMe
mHoro, oil, RaHyw mTyEy NH ycTpoH
III %HeIaBH0!..
OTeH Bomea paIOcTHBIa:
- Hy, 8eTH, 6IarOIapHTe Bora!
ll0T0M Bee H0MIH Il MaTepH.
0Ha IeaiaIa TaIaa de 6Ie4Haa,
no 6e3 6o1e3HeHHOTO BHpa$eHHa Ha
.lIIUe II C CHHl0HIHMH TIa3aMH.
- Ely, IeTH, : TeHepB HOEa He YIN
Ply. CepI1e BBIep&a.1o. 3apa6oTaIO
0IIaTB HcHpaBHO.
A0Ir0 CHIeIH B03Ie nee. lOB0pH-
III 6e3 yMOiEy. BoIoIa HepeEpHEH-
Ban BECK II cEOIbRo pas B0CEIHDaL:
- Ok, KaE 81 c%qacTIHB!... N
3a o6eIOM oTeI cEa3aI Bo!IOIe:
- Hy-c, aaBTpa eIeM B zee : BBE
py6aTB elIy Il HOBoMy ROXY.
B. 'yHRoBcKNE.
lIapHI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24

. HyKHO HpOqHTaTb 9ToT 1HeBHHB,
HOHaTB II %OnpaBIaTb re cTpo
I'll 3I00M II HeHaBHCTH, ROTOpBe Ha
IXoIaTca B TaIHx cTHx0TB0peHHax 1.
L. lIIeBqeHRO, RaT Con-, uRaBRa3"
N up. HyGHO H%pOqHTaTb 9TOT 4HeB
HHE, qTO0H y6eIHTbca, qTO BHCOEo
'|peInTH03HO HaCTpOeHH01 Iyme aBTo
paseT0 qyTIa 6HIa HeHaBHcTb II Poe
iCHH II pyccRnM .IDIaM, cpeIH EOTO-
pix OH HMeI 6IH3RHx II HcRpeHHHx
Igpy3eI. HeHaBHcTb eTo oTHocHIacB
Is HOpaIHaM, Il caM0IepTaBHoMy
ICTpOD, Il co.IIaFgHHe Il qHHOBH0My
I9opMa1H3My, Ii HeHpaBIe, HapHB =
meii BOEpyr, 9aBuBmeH II RaIeqHB =
meh qe.IoBeqecEHe mqHOCTH H dn3-
Hi.
G .ID0OBBD II CHMIaTHei HepeHH
cBIBaeT OH b cB0iI 1HeBHHI CTHXOT-
iBOpeHna: A. XOMaE0Ba, d. TOT4eBa,
b. HypoTEHHa, B%eneInETa H Up. IIO4
IS 9eBpaIa So roIa HaxoIHM, Me;EIy
lnpOqHM, b 3anHCH IHeBHHEa TaEHe
cTpOEH: .lloC.le TeaTpalbHoif pene-
ITHIIHH 3aIIIIH Il N. A. BcTpeTHIH y
nee cTapOrO MOerO a%HaEoMOro, HeE0
IeTo lllyMaXepa! OH He4aBHo Bo8Bpa-
THIGH H3-3a TpaHH1M Il HpHBe3 C co
OOH qeTBIpe HOMepa ,,KoIoEOIa". 81
IB nepBBH pas ceroIHa yBHTeI Ta3e-
Try II C 6IaToTOBeHueM o%6.IO6H3al",
IIo9T 4pyTHI co MHoTHMH 3aMeTa
TelbHBMH .IOIbMH TOTO BpeNeHH: M.
&c. IIeHRHHHM, Ma. MaEcHMoBHqeM
I0.M. BoIaHcBuM, CT. AEcaEoBbIM,
iM,M. ,%Ia3apeBcHIIM, Tp. d. II. Toll
IcTBIM, III, RaBeIHHBM Il NH. 4py-
iTHMH.
EIBa TpH ToIa npodHI IL. illeB
qeHRo B ITeTep6ypre, On cEoHqaIca
1875 6eBpa1a 1861 ToIa, 3a HecEoIb
10 IHeH 10 ony6IHEOBanHa MaHHbec
ia 10 beBpa1a. Ha eTo cMepTb H'A.
HeEpacoBBM HaTucaHo 6HIo TpoTa-
Te,1bHoe cTHXOTBOpeHlle, EoHqaBmee-
lea TaB:
Bee, zero c pHoCTH paHHelI HeBIIIBI
Bal,
MHIoe cepguy envy yIHoaaocd.'.
ITyT cMy Dor uo8aBHIoBal, -
hH3Hb o6OpBaIaca,
CBHIe 500 cTpaHnI neTITa 3aHII
MaI0T R0MMeHTapHH L IHeBHIIRy /.
llIIeBqeHE0 - FOI,IeETHBHbIh TpyI
paIa IrG, cpeIH RoTOpHX HaXo4HM:
|aRa4eMuE0B - AN, ,lo00Iy, D. II.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
3HAETE IN BbI 9Ty AEBy11Ky?

9O MHcC --( lMa H apiece nO Tpe0oBaHHD). . MecHIeB
TONY Ha3aJ ee rIa3a 6uLH IOROcHBnmcI, EaE BIZ DHIme Ha tOTOTpa0H-
qecEOd EapTOqEe c1eBa. HO nocMoTpHTe Ha nee ceTOIna, IaE oa HaO6-
paSeHa Ha RapTOgEe cnpaBa. Ee rIa3a coBepmeHHo HpaMHe II HpMaIb-
Hae, EaEHMH II IOIEHI 6HTB. 9O cIeIaHo nH HoMOnW MOerO cneHaIb-
HOTO IeqeHHa no BHHpaMIeHmD EOCHx rAa3, 6e3 BcaRHx IeRapCTB, one
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
nPE4yBCTDyE NN VETO
BEK CBOO CNABy?- .

lot RaHIeaa0pH, EoTopBe Oh saSH-
Iaa, II BHTpHHH, KoFopHe Oh qHcTHa
%TpauRoa.
0 3eIe8HoIopo$H0M RopoIe BAH
8ep0nIbIe oTeg BeeT1a roBopHI:
H8 MoeEo cIJHa BHiIeT 6o1b-
moi 1ypaR. .
II, qTo6E ,,JypaR" ne Ha1eIaI
0oIbmHx %rIyHocTel, IaBaI eNy 20
4oIaapoB B Hege.1D. CHHy 6oraqa
pHmIocb pa6oTaTb IA oTIoBcIHx sc
NtEax, H oTeI oIHaSIa C H9yMIeHH
en- yBH8e4, ITO cBIH eTo GRyHaeT Ha
BOB er0 RoHDmeH II RyIa-To yBo3HT.
0cBeIoMHBmHcB 0 EoMMepgecR. ROM
0HHaTHax ,IypaRa" n yBepOBaB B
ero peIIpHHMqHBocTb, oTeT Hepe-
IaI envy yupaBIeHHe BceMH cBoHMH
IeIaMH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24


4eIO.
HacTaI cOqe.lBHHE. CEop6HHii, lie
qaIbHMH.
b O0eI J MaMH H%OBTopHIca cepIe
VHBd HpHHaIOE. 0Ha HOTepa.Ia CO.
3HaHHe.
CecTpH 3aHepIHcb B cBOH E0MHa-
re. OTe1, xBaTaacb 3a ToIOBy, 6e-
TaI lib 3aIH B cnaIbHO + ReHe H 90
paTHoo I0RT0pa 6HIH C cyMpaqHM =
NH .IHIaMH, HpHcIyra MeTaIacb. To-
.IbEo oIHH MHma he TepaIca N no.
Moral I0ETOpaM. D.
BO1OIR TO II IeI0 H0I0eTaI Il IBe
paM cHalbHH, nBITaacB npOiiTH X Nc
TepH, HO eTO He HyCIaIH TO MHnIa,
TO 0TeB.
BpaqH yCTpOHIH H0HcHIHyM.
llOc.Ie npHHaIEa 6oIbHaa yCHyIa.
Bo4OIa nepeI cHoM IOITO MOInIca,
cToa Ha EpOBaTH Ha E0IeHax.
- IOcHOIH CHacH MANY, Iyqme
MHe nOmIH IaIOe IH6O H|cnBTaHHe.
OHacu MANY, a 81 HOcTapaDCB ne
TpetIHTb H%~HCnOIHaTb TBOH 3aH0Be-
III. va
A B .OIHO TJa4eIa, 3Be3Inaa, MO
pO3Haa HOWL. PO6IecTBeHcHaH HOqb.
TaRaa EpacHBaa, BelIIqecTBeHHaa,
TaRaa TaHHCTBeHHaa.
1l0I ORHOM BO.1me0HO 6IHcTa,I
cher, ocBenIeHHBli lyHoi, II Iepe :
BBa, nOEpBTHe HHeeM, Ia3aIHCB O4e
TBMu B BO.ame6Hne cRa3oqHBe Ia :
paIH. ~.
B0l04a MOIIIIca, T.Ia4a Tepe3 Or
Ho Ia sBeaGM.
- TOcHoIH cHacH MaMy!.. IOcHO-
III CnacH!...
" AeAe
Ha cIeIyDmHa IeHb yTpoM 0TeI
o0xoIHI BECK IeTeIi yTpOM 90 qaH-
HbIM CTo.I0M II, TeIya HX, T0B0pHI:
- G Hpa3IHuROM, C Hpa34HHEOM.
Bapa, MaHa II BolOJa enc c4ep
a;HBaIH c.Ie3B, a MHI1a RycaI Ty6H
II HepBHO MemaI %IodeqRoii B era :
IaHe C qaeM.
Haqa,lH HpuXOIHTb EpecTBaHe H3
I6peBHH H03IpaBIaTb, HO HaEaHyHe
CMIo cTpoTO Ha cTp0rO "npHHa3aHO
HnH0r0 he |npHHnMaTb Il ~O0'aBIaIOCB
TIC X03aGRa 00IbHa.
BO.I0Ia C CecTpaMu IeKypHIH Y
OEHa HBHIeIH, EaR y1uIH1H uo3Ipa
BHTeIH, RaE 6a0H 0TOiIa HeMHOTo
oCTaHaB.IlBaIHcb, cM0Tpe.IH Ha Oh
Hd IONA II iB%a IoCTIHB0 RaqaIH TOTO
Boh.
OCTaHaB,IHBa,1H EyXapEIiHy I0qEy
llpOcbEy = s IeTHpD DpEyD IeBqeH
Ty II Ia, qTO TO paccIa3HBa.Ia, a Ga
OBJ BCnIecRIIBaIH pyRaMH. CIoB llpo
cBRnHBIX HeIB3a 6BI0 pa3o6paTb. HO
cIO4a B EOMHaTy 4oIeTaIo BH3TlH =
BOe:
= H-H-a-O =.
Bapa II MaHa ipenEo pHaiaIHcb
1pyIEa L -Ipy&Ee, a BoIoIa ny
NAL:
Bot, eclH Mama yMpeT = none
cyl ee no 9TOMy IBOpy, = BOH TAM.
MHma npHX0IHI HecEoIbI0 pas.
- Zero paccTpauBaeTe coca, ga
Ha1Hcb OBI qeM HH0yIb.
BapH yIIBIeHHo u0d;HMa1a HE
qaMH:
ZEN de MOGHO 3auaTbca B ia
Zoe DpeMa?
ii, NINA, lie HaXoIa, qTO OTBe-
TTTb, TpcuaI BoJoID no HIeqy, To-
B0pa:
A TIL BoIoIbEa 6yIb MyEqH-
H0i. yiGG lie MaIeHbEItH. f.IaBa DO
Ty, IBeHaIuaTMi TOT HIeT.
Zero TO TyXapEa MalaHba lIorHa
zach ga I%lpocbROil, yTpoTaa eli pc
meToM II FaqaIEOii. Mana Bono =
lr cram c,leIITb C HHTepeCoN. llpO
cBId loTaIa B yI;ace, ITO eGTb Mo
III II, bIpyT, CII0T6HyBHlIIcb 0 none
HQ, y1Iala II 3acTHIa C yM0pIITcib-
non rpHMac0n ia .IiIIc.
Mana 3B0lII0 lacNoNoTa,Iacb Il
cE0Wby3Hlacb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24

BOBddH I'LL 3HdMbHHIhe dIOAh Is Dtl-
cTBe eBop 6yIymyo crazy? 0nHpa-
acb ma aBTo6noTpa9HD AMyHIceHa,
aMepnRaHcEaaH raseTa eTBeqaeT;
.,upeIqyBcTBoBaIH".
A%MyHIceH aaIaIca Ie.Ibo oTRpBTb
ceBepHHf H6aDc 13 let OF pony. Hlpo
qTa 0 noIapHof 9IcHeIHBHH 9paHH
.JHHa, OH 3aaBHJ MaTepH:
81 cIeaaD Iygue; 81 ~I00epycB
II 10 CeBepHoro HoIDca H 10 D&Ho-
70.
13-JeTHHa Ma.IbqHR Hawai- 4ea :
Te,IbHo ToT0BITTbca Il ,,noIapH0f Or
cEeIIDHn":: CnaI B x0IoIHMe SHM-
HlIe H0qH c oTRpBITBM ORION, bee
cBo6oIHoe BpeMa ynpa&HaIca B e3-
ne Ha .HblSax. 0TIaBaa JaHb poIH-
Te.IbcIHM Tpe6OBaHHaM, OH nOcTymA
Ha MeIHBHHcIHif 0aHyIBTeT, no Hpo
Io.IiEaJ yB.IeRaTbca qnaHqecEHMH yH
p%aHHeHHaMH II, 0CTaBmHcb B 20 let
.cHpOTOif, 6pOcHI yHHBepcHTeT u OF
maBHICa BIBOeM C TOBapHHIeM B
HepeXoI qepe3 cHera, 0T4elaIoHTHe
X%pHcTHaHHD OF BepreHa. B 9TOH 9I
GIe4HBHH OH eIBa He nOTH0 OF x0
,lOIa II T0.IoIa. HO IOHIa 40 Bep-
TeHa, A%MyHIceH HocTyHaeT MaTpo-
COM Ha RHTOIoBHoe cy4Ho II IBa TO
ia HyTemecTByeT ITO HoIapHBIN MO-
pam. BIaT0Iapa HcRaDquTeabHon
9HepTHH H yHOpcTBy, envy y4a4ocb
fpOHHEHyTb B cocTaB 9%RcHeIHDHH
HOcTymI 3aTeM B HoMoHIHHRH
Il repMaHcEOMy TeOrpaQy HehMahe :
py H BcIOpe 4eilcTBHTeIBHo BBfTH
Ha IopOry, ,,HpHBeImyD ero IA ce-
BepHBIii H Ha IOTHBf H0IDCm''.
Tar 1e yHopeH obi II 3HaMeHH-
THf H~sO6peTaTeIB 9IHcoH. 12-IeT-
HIM MaIbqHRoM OH nOCTynHL Ha cay
hoy B llyIBMaHOBcRHi baron, pa3-
HOca Hacca%upaM mOEoIaI, nanHpO
CHI H NaTHbIe .IenemRH. Ho, yB,IeEa
acb 0H3HRofi II xHMHeH, OH cMacTe-
PHI Y cBOeH IoilRH Ma.IeHbIyO Ia
0opaTopHD II 9aHaIca ,,0IlbITaMH'.
Or 0IH0T0 lib TaTHX 0nbTT0B ROnEa
3arOpeIacB, II Hoaiap OxBaTHI Becb
BARON. IIOe3I oCTaHoBHIca, noSap
HOTymIIH, a HeyIaqHOro H3O0peTa-
TeIa TyT DE BH6pocHIH Bob, Ha Ie-
Ie3HOIOpoHHOe Ho.IOTHo. G Tpy4OM
4o6paBmHcb 10 COCeIHeIi CTaH1HIi,
~
9IHcCOH HaIue.I pa6Wy, CHoBa cMa-
CTepHI .Ia0opaTopHD, II B 10 IeT
H3O6peI Teaerpa9Hoe npHcHOco0Ie :
HHe, 10 cHx mop yHOTpe6IaDnIeeca
30 BCeM MHpe. yHopcTBo MalbqHEa
BbIBe.IO eTO, HaEoHeU, Ha TBepgBH
nyTb.
CTe0aH .Io3aHH, B ,,MaT9H'' 3aMe
TaeT, O9HaR0, ITO 6oIBmHcTBo aMe-
pHIaHcEHX 30.I0TBX Rop0.IeI ,,HHHa
Eoro upeIqyBcTBHa cBOea MNpoBoa
cIaBH He HMeIH". CTaIBHoii EopoIb
HapHerH Hepeupo6OBaI B MoIoIocTH
Bee peMeCIa, HaqHHaa OF HcT0TIHHEa
H IoHqaa HoqraIb0HoM. hepOcHHo :
BBlf Ropo.Ib IIoH PoE4eIlep HaqaT
Eapbepy IepRoBHBM c;lyaERoH B oeI
Hoii UepHBH 6eIHofo ropoIa mTaTa
.0raii0. 10 cHx mop TAM HoEa3bIBa-
HoBuIRoro, CO. EPpeMoBa, B. B.
MiIaE0BCE0TO II Up.
HHTaTe1b HaiiIeT B 9T0M TONIC, IpO
Me TOTO, PAL HeH3IaHHbIX paHee H0p
iTperOB I. T. IIIeBqeHEO C nOacHeHH
aMH Ii HIM, ~I0u0IHeHHa Il TeECTy
1HeBHHRa nora, a TaR6e TuIaTeIb-
Ho cOcTaBJeHHHii yEa3aTe,1B HTceMb'
HyhH0 0TIaTb qecTb p~e1aET0pCE.
|pa6OTe. Pa0OTa ora TmaTeIBHaa,
Ep0nOTIHBaa, H H%CHoIHeHa 0Ha He
ToIbEo co 3HanIieM 4eIa II 0HbIrHo :
IcTbp, Ho II C ,ID0OBBIO, noqTH HyIb-
TOM, m00HM0TO HauH0HaIbH0r0 llo0
Ia. hOMMeHTapHH II %OcTaIbHOn TeHcI
HHTTU HanHcaHM Ha yEpaIIHcH0M
G3BHe.
H. MOrhAHHcRHE,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24

paIHH II O3 BCaR0H OoaH.
EcIH BAN pe6euoE, pyr, Han pe0eHoE BameTO cocoa cTpa1aer ct
uoRochBmHxca rla3, upHBeeIuTe eo B Moi Ea6nHer H BTeqeHHe HecEoAb-
EHx MecmeB ere EIa3a 6yTr TaRHMH ne npaMHMH, Ran TAaaa BcaEOO
HOpMaIbH0TO pe6eHRa.
HE oTKAA4bIBAnTE. n~PNBOlNTE sTOrO PE6EHRA CEro4Ha.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-24
NJ A N A
(HaqalO Ha 10 cTp.)

Bapa HocMoTpe.Ia C yROpOM.
BecB TeHb Bapa, Mans H BOlOIa
lie HaX0JH,IH Ce0e MeCTa.
II MaTepH Tx HycTHIH TOIbHo Ha
HecEo1bRO MHHyT HepeI O6eIOM.
B CHaIbHe HaXIO pa31hqHHMH ne
EapcTBaMH. MaTb JIea:aIa TaRaa xe
0IeIHaa, HaR H B 8eHb BoIOIHHOrO
HpHe3Ia II, IeIya B 400 EaiRIOTO, 70
BopHIa:
- c X%pHcTOBHM POTJecTBoM, ne
r0qEH.
IeTH HO0qepeIH0 CTOaIH Ha TO
.1eHax Ilepe4 RpOBaTBD H TBepIHIH B
HaEoM TO 9ReTa3e:
- MaMOqRa, MaMOqEa!
Hog Begep HpHexalH cBameHHuE
C HpHqT0M H MOIHTBOR.' IIO pacn0pa
IeHHD Bpageh, Xix he BHycTHaH.
qTO0 he %B0lHoBaTb 6oIbHyp.
llpH cBeqax HpHmIa HOqTa. He
cEo.IBEO Ho34paBIeHni c Hpa3IHHEOM
OF poIcTBeHHHEoB H a;ypHaIBT. Hem
Horo pasBAeRAHcb, npOcMOTpeIH ia
pTHHHH.
BoIOIa npO6OBaI qHTaTB, HO ne
pea eTO TIaa9MH cT0aI H%e0TcTyHHo
66pa3 MaTepH : 6ae4Hoi, 6olAuIeH.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
UnheraIded Murder

The most startling aspect Of the
Gray-Snyder case, and of all similar
cases for that matter, is that while
everybody understands just why
and how the murder occurred after
1t was discovered, Dobody saw ii
coming.
Here was man and a woman
plotting death for several weeks,
and not one of their neighbors or
relatives had the slightest inkling
Of it.
This shows how close the criminal
mind is to normal, if indeed, there
is such thing as the criminal mind.
1t shows the impossibility of guess
ing what goes on in another per-
sons mind, no matter how evil or
menacing it may be.
Albert Snyder drank his liquor
and thought himself on that fatal
night just as he might have on
many another.
Those at the party which he and
his wife attended just before he was
killed had no premonition Of the
tragedy, though the thought Of 1t
must have been uppermost in her
mind.
1t is this aspect of the case that
appalls us.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
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Tracy
~ Says:
1t Looks as Though Chinese
Situation Has Taken
Turn for Worse.
BY Nj. f., Tracy

DJ VA II. Tracy
1t looks as though the Chinese sit.
uation has taken a turn for the
worse, as though Chang .Tso- Lin
were deliberately trying to provoke
Russia into war.
This ex-bandit, who has become
master of north China, first made
himself popular with western diplo.
mats by striking a violent anti-red
pose. He then obtained their per.
mission to raid the foreign quarter
of Pekin. Not satisfied with that,
he raided the Russian embassy.
He has just caused the strangula-
ton of twenty-one Chinese, whom he
captured within the Russian COM
pound, and now he is reported as
ready to seize the Chinese Eastern
Railway which is operated jointly by
China and Russia.
1t is not generally believed that
Russia would declare war, even If
the railway were seized, but there
are bandits in Mongolia who would
be more than willing to take I'D the
cudgel for her.
There are other bandits in Mon
golia and Manchuria who would be
just as willing to take up the cudgel
for Chang Tso-Lin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
While Death Waits

The reprieve Of Celestino Madeiros,
forty-eight hours before he was
scheduled to die in the electric chair
may be taken as a sure sign that
Governor Fuller of Massachusetts,.
intends to investigate the Sacco-
Nanzetti case.
Madeiros is the man who declared
that Sacco and Vanzetti were not
guilty Of the murder for which they
were convicted, and that he was
positive they were not guilty, be-
cause he knew who committed it.
His testimony is by far the most
pertinent that has come out since
Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted.
Friends Of justice will be glad to
learn that, though her courts ap.
pear unable to do so, Massachusetts
has a Governor who recognizes truth
as more important than legal forms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
Public Morality

What constitutes public morality
has been puzzle since the dawn of
consciousness.
Socrates was sentenced to death
because the Athenians thought his
teachings corrupted it. Three PLAYS
nave just been suppressed in New
York on the same ground.
The Romans had a law against
kissing in public. 1t is on record
that noble Senator was once
arrested and fined for kissing his
wife.
The Spaniards inherited that law
from Rome and Mexico inherited II
from Spain.
To prove the point, a woman has
Just been arrested in Mexico City for
, kissing her husband.
Silly as this may seem to us II
probably doesn't seem any sillier
than some of our regulations and
censorships seem to the Mexicans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
ONE MORE CHIP GONE

One more chip has gone from that Rock OF
Ages the Constitution in the decision OF the local
Judge who has thrown away that provision OF Ine
Constitution which says that no bills shall be pre-
sented TO the Governor in the two days preceding
the final adjournment of the General Assembly,
He upholds the right of the Governor to exercise
q "pocket veto" which is merely timid way Oh
killing measures which he does not approve
True. that right has gone unchallenged for
wears and the Legislature has gone ahead violating
the plain mandate of the Constitution under which
the citizens Of this State live and have the protection
of their rights.
The Legislatures have not only dsregarded the
Constitution, but have done so for the very evil
reasons which this provision sought to prevent
Thew have held up important legislation such as
annropriation measures, until the last minute Tor
the purpose of terrifying members OF their own
bodies in voting for the measures which would not
meet with popular approval
The few canny leaders have known that their
grip would slip upon some members as soon as the
purely local measures were passed and that enough
can always be held in line to either pass or Kill par
ticular measures as long the threat OF deatn
for these local measures held over them.
The reason, assigned by the Judge is even worse
than the practice for it is, in effect that great nar
would be done if the Constitution were followed and
all measures sent to the Governor within the legal
limit of time.
It means that notification of the Constitution
is better than the necessity Of perhaps calling spe-
cial session of the Legislature
If expedency be excuse for nullfhcatlon what
is to prevent any citizen from casting aside any part
of the Constitution which nerferes with his rights
IL the courts can blithely say that one part OF
The Constitution no longer applies and that 1t IS
inexpedent to follow it. then they can tear up that
document in it's entirety, throw aside the bill OF
rights declare if they pleased an autocracy of the
worst sort
This is a constitutional government. When the
Constitution can be nullied for the sake of expeq
ency we no longer have a government but judicial
autocracy.
Here is one question that should be settled. The
pocket" veto is a cowardly weapon at best. 1t
means that the Legislature has lost its power Of
passing laws over the veto of Governor and that
through this loss of power, the people no longer
make their own laws.
What part of the Constitution will be the next
to be dynamted by judicial decree?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
Harding and Scandal

1t is a strange thing that the late
President Harding, who was one of
the best loved men ever to occupy
the White House, should become the
subject of so much anonymous
scandal.
AS though "Revelry" and the kind
OF yarns it typifed were not bad
enough, we are now told ION re-
sponsible authority" that he was
imperialistic in his attitude toward
Central America. that he dreamed of
carrying the flag as far as the
Panama Canal.
Secretary Kellogg is denying such
/ report.
Whatever Harding might have
thought as private citizen or while
he was a Senator, his policy as chief
executive speaks for itself.
AS President Of the United States.
he took no position and authorized
no move that could be construed as
imperialistic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29

The first section of this quiz will
test your knowledge of geography.
Group these ell es with the right
countries. The rest of the questions
are scattering. The answers are on
page 20:
Bankok France
Bogota Java
Batavia Siam
Dion Colombia
Montevideo Ecuador
Guayaquil Uruguay
2. Who was Simon Bolivar?
8. How many branches has the In
dianapolis Public Library?
4. How is the library operated?
5. How did the poet Shelley meet
his death?
6. What was the name of General
Robert E. Lees famous horse?
z. Zero on the Centigrade thermo'
meter is what temperature on the
Fahrenheit thermometer?
s. What metals are mined in the
northern peninsula of Michigan?
9. Is the spider an insect?
10. What American poet announced
that he sounded his "barbaric yawp"
over the roofs of the world?
II. How does a lobster swim?
70. What animal can close its ears
and nose when under water?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
Times Readers
Voice ViezOS
To the Editor of The Times:

To the Editor of The Times:
In your paper of April Fl, I note
that Board Member John A. George
favors the electric signals for the
downtown district.
The electric signals would be very
good, but they ought to be hung in
the middle of the street. AS they
have them today, some are on the
sidewalk behind telegraphs poles,
some are in the middle of the street
and others are on poles. A motorist
might have a wreck or run into some
one while looking for the signals.
Another good thing--why not have
the pedestrians move with the traf.
fic, and give the cars the same
chance to get across the street? This
would help speed up the traffic?
Let us hear from others.
q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-29
COOLIDGE AND GALES

II is simply astonishing what little show OF
sympathy and understanding will do in this world
Gimme my top or I'll bust you in the eye!"
bellows the bully of the school yard to the little
BLOW who by mistake has picked up the toy.
II At once if the lad has any spunk at all in his
ystem he bitterly resents that kind of treatment
likely enough he replies: "Will you take 1t now
wait till give it to your" Then maybe there's
e fight.
Our relations with Mexico for the past year or
Ia have been.ke that Secretary of State Kellogg,
Acompletey forgetful that human psychology is as
operative between nations it is between indvid-
nails has been clustering and bullying and threat
3ening Mexico over her land laws
Brandshing large fist in her face, he has thun-
cred at her that her laws confscatory as re-
ards American property, and that unless she
lbauges said laws to suit his fancy something dire
Ind sinister will happen to her and happen soon
Naturally Mexico got her dander up. She de-
led the laws were confscatory and promised prompt
bnvment if any case arose which the State Depart
ment deemed confscatory, but she'd be darned If
she'd let any foreign power dictate to her in the
matter of domestic laws, not the great United
States
! The natural result of this Kelloggian brand of
diplomacy was that there has been considerable war
talk both north and south of the Rio Grande.
This week. however President Coolidge deliv-
bred his now famous address before the United
Press at New York. No accuse him of any
VAST amount of sloppy sentimentaty in that speech,
Int he did take occasion to tell Mexico he accepted,
IN good faith her assurance that American property
would not be confscated and he did say he sympa-
thized with her desire to make it possible for the
Door people Of the country to own their own farms
Nothing very startling in that, it is true, but it
did seem to bespeak the advent of some slight I'm
derstanding and sympathy. And south Of the Dor
der the effect instantaneous BY return tele-
graph President Gales, in formal statement
Apressed his appreciation of the new note in Next
canAmerican affairs.
Now if Secretary Kellogg will only take the COM
mon sense and truly American good will cue given
him by his chief, there is valid why, be-
kfore long the two countries should not be burying
( the Ratchet