davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
ABPOPA AHXERO OGDO6Ox4E
Hal

qHEAT0. = CyIba B. @eT3ep
o%cBo6o1HI ABpopy AH%eIO. llocAe
TOTO EaE MeIHIIHHeHHM Oe%BHIeTeIbc
TBOBaHHeM 0H1o %yGTaHOBIeho, qTo
ABpopa : BnolHe 3I0pOBaa 4eBymHa,
OLA IoIaiHa 6BIa IaTB cBOH noRa-
aaHHa cy1Be oT%HocHTeIBHo yqHHeH :
HBx en "6ecnopaGRoB' B TopoIe.
IIo HO.lHIeicEHe 6yATO OBI c&a!IH-
Inch HaI HeD n OTHa3aIHcb O0BH =
HaTB ee B 9ToM ''HpecTyHleHHH''. Cy
Iba IIocIe 9ToTo HHqero He ocTaBa
IocB EaH TOIBRo OcBo6OIHTb ABpo-
ply.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27

M0CRBA. - HpHHaTaa HIeHy
MON liz II IIHR, 10 IoEIa4y ByXa-
pima, p%e3oIDIHa o neutrality-suspicious.
H0IoEeHHH EOHcTaHTHpyeT, VT0 HbI-
HeuIHee H0IOIeHHe XapaETepH3yeT =
ca Tpe8BBqaiHO HaHpaTeHHBMH OF
HOmeHHaMH Mealy AHTIHeh H CCCP
II HHTepBeHuHelI HMnepHalHcToB B
.hHTae.
H~aH6OAee cepbesHOH HpO6AeMOH
HblHemHerO nepNOGa 'aBAaeTca OHac
HOCTb ROHTp = peBONOuNOHHOA BON
HbI npOTHB CCCP. 0%6OC1peAne Tpe
HIM mckay CCCP N RanNTaAhcThqec
RNMN GepRaBaMN - rAaBHaa TeH-
geHuMa nepexNBaeMOrO nepNo4a.
BO3MowHOCTb OTAeAbHblx ba3 YAYq-
meHHa OTHOweHnH, O4HaRO, He Nc
RApqeHa.
CO3IaBHIaacH HaHpaHeHH0cTb
o6ycIoBIeHa, c OIH0fi cTOpoHM, HoH
cOIHIaHHen R%aHHTaIH3Ma, EaE B 9H0
H%oMHqecE0f, Tar II B H0.IHTHTecEOH
o61acTH, - a c 4pyroll, = Bo3poc
TaDmHM pa3BHTHeM cTpOHTeIbcTBa
coUHaIH3Ma B CCCP, pocT0M HaIIHo
HaIBHoii %peBoIIonH B KHTae, HpO-
6yTIeHHeM ACCOUNTABILITY HapOIoB
H|OIeBeHHeM HpoIeTapcEHX mace B
EBpOHe.
Hah6OAee xapaRTepHbIM PaRToM
HbIHemHer0 MOMeHTa aBAaeTca cNc-
Te@a 4NnnOmaTNqecRNx " BseHHblx
COpsOB, HanpaBHeHRaa K 6AOHnpOBa
Hnp CCCP. Ora cHCTeMa xapaRTepN
3yeTca nOAbcEO-pyMblHCKhM, noAbc
R0-DrOCAaBCRNM, HOAbCKO = qexoCA0
BauKhM, HTaA0 : pyMbIHcRhM A0r0B0
PAM: geaTeHbHOcTbD AHrANN B 1ph
6aATNHCRnx cTpaHax, B TlOAbme, Ha
9aAbHeM BOcTOBe, B TlepcHn, 4aB-
HeHHeM, 0Ra3blBaeMblM Ha TepMa
HND, OC06eHHO 30 BpeMa lOKapH0
" 40 nCcAe4HHx nOHblT0R cO34aHNa
aHTHCOBeTCRoro 6AOKa B KeHeBe: Ha
AeTOM Ha ApEOC, pa3pbIBOM AHrAneE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OTHOmeHHH C &C
CP, 4aBAeHHeM, ORaSbIBaeMblM Ha
@paHINp, NTaAhp, TpeInO, " mp.
ll0Ir0T0BIaa B0llHy HpOTHB CCCP
II HpOTHB cBOeTO pa0OTeTO EIacca,
R0HcepBaTHBH0e aH~rIHiICR0e HpaBH-
Te.IbcTBO H0BcDIy BeIeT IHHIOMaTH
TecEyp 6Opb6y c CCCP. AHrIHa OPP
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
qNHNNCKNE KOMMyHNCTb npOCHT
TPOWEHNd

CAHTbar0, qH.IH. - HlecTB
MecaneB TONY Ha3a4 qHIHhcEHe 10
MMyHHcTH 6HIH BHcIaHM Ha 0.
4epHaHge3a, HsBecTHHH HO4 HMe :
HeM Po6HH3oHa Kpyao. koMMyHHc.
0haH ram npeIocTaBleHH IONA, pa3
Hbe HHcTpyMeHTH H IeHe&Haa ITO :
MOmb. HOMMyHHcTaM 6HIO HpeIIo :
Keno ycTpaHBaTB. Ha 9TOM ocTpoBe
lake RoMMyHHcTHqecEoe o6mecTBo,
C 4HRTaTypOi HpoleTapHaTa, ecIH
ToIbK0 OHH H0ateIaI0T 9T0T0. llpa :
B%HTe.IbcTBO o6emaI0 ~0TRa3aTbca OF
BcaR0TO BMemaTeIBcTBa B NIX HH3Hb.
Cehqac IKE EoMMyHHcTH O0paTH
J1Hcb C Hpocb6Ofi Il HpaBHTeIbcTBy
0 B03BpameHHH HX C corpora pep
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27

BEHA. - ABcTHiicRoe HpaBHTe.Ib
cTBO HoTpe6OBaIO OF 4ByX HMeDmHx
B BeHe cBOH OTIeIeHHa aBcTpO = co
BeTcEHx TOprOBHX cMemaHHHx 90 =
mecTB, HpeIcTaBIeHHa cnHcEa BECK
HaxoIamHXca Ha cIyT6e B 9THX OF
IeIeHHax c0BeTcRHX HOIIaHHHX.
Tpe6OBaHe 9TO HaxOIHTca B CBa
3H C HpoHaBoIamHMca pascIeIoBa =
HHeM Beef HcTopHH RpoBaBHX co6H
THfi, pa3HTpaBuIHXea ne TAR IaBHo
HOI srHIOD %6OIbIneBHHoB, B BeHe.'
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
ubIrAHKA MN HET

OR.IAHI. = y MecTHoro HbraH
cEOrO EopoIa HNeeTca 6eIoEypaa
4eBoqEa, EOTopyD OH cTHraer cBO :
eD IouepBD. MecTHHe B.IacTH OHIO
caTca HeIOBepqHBO Il aToMy 3aaBIe
HHW, II IeIawT HpeIHoIOTeHHe, VT0
ora IeBOTHa 6BIa RE TO yHpaIeHa.
liza ycTaHOBIeHHa ee HpOHcXoTIe-
HHa oyer cIeIaHO H3cIelOBaHHe
EpOBH IeBOqHH VI ee pOIHTeIefi IEH =
ran.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27


HbD HOPH. = 4HpeETop heb
Tauof KOMHaHHH "PoaAb lDub
Helm" 1eTepIHHr HaBecTHBIfi cBo-
eli aHTHcoBeTcEofl H%o3HUHeh, o6pa :
THIGH r I%oHy PoE9eIHepy, BoarAa
B1aIonIeMy He8TaHon TpecT 'CTaH :
Iap9 0HIb'. C .lHqHBIM HHcbMoM, B
RoTopoM OH HpOcHr PoEReIIepa BOB
IepHaTbca OF RaEHX OBI TO Hi 0blIo
bHHaHcoBBX cIeIoE C coBeTcEHM
npaBHTeIbcTBoM. IeTep4HHr aTIeA1u
pyer Il ryMaHHTapHHM II p%eIHrHo8-
Helm B%oaapeHHaM PoR9eI1epa yFa :
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
MNTNHr CTAPbEB uNKOB

BOIee 100 qeIoBeR HpHHaIIeKa
Hulk Il DHHoHy cTapBeBmHROB, COO
paIHcB TpeTbeTo 1Ha Ha HycTOM yqa
cTHe 3eMIH Ha PyaBeIBT pOaI 8Ia TO
TO, VTO6M 06cyIHTb cBoH lena, IA
caDmHeca HOEyHRH cTapBa. BOIb =
mHHcTBO co0paBmHXca 6HIH eBpeH,
uo9TOMy npH o6cySIeHHH BOHpocoB
H0IHaIcR TaRoit myM, qT0 COCeIH BbI
HyKleHM 6MIH BH3BaTb u0.ITnHTo.
IIpH0HBmHe H%oIHTeHcRue Orpa-
HHqHIHcB oIHHM AHmb H%a6IIoJeHH-
en- 6ypHoro MHTHHra, coBepnIeHHo
he BMeHTHBaIHcb B ero IeIa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27

TaHH8yer 9EOHOMHqecEyIO II 6HHaH-
coByIo 6.IoEaly COB. PoccHH II repro
pHcTHVecEAe aETH Ha TeppHT0pHH
cOBeTcE0TO C0IO3a n H0IIepHHBaer
E0HTp = peBoII0HHoHHIe TpyIiIIH Ha
HaBEa3e, rIaBHHM e6paaoM, B Tpy
BIN II Ha yEpaHHe.
T.IaBHBM baRTopOM, 4%ehcTByIo =
mHX np0THB yTp03BI BoIlHbI n B TO
DE BpeMa B no.Ibay 6opb6H pa6oTe
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
CAMOCy4bI B AEPEBHE

M0CKBA. = BDpo liz EoMnap
THH o6paTHIo BHHMaHHe HapEOMDc-
T0B cOD3HHX H aBTOHOMHHX pecHy0
IHH Ha HoBHmaDmHeca caMocyIB
B IepeBeHe Ho oTHomeHHI0 Il TIeHaM
KoMHapTHH, EaR HoIoapeBaeMHx Rpt
cTbaHcTBoM B HpaBoHapymeHHaX
Tar H yAHqeHHHx B HpecTyHIeHIax
Bopo HpeIIaraer ycHLeHHe 6opB6B
C caMocyIaMH HoBecTH n%ORa3aTeIb-
HBrMH HpoTeccaMH C npHMeHenHeM
cTpOrOro H%aHa3aHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
PNXCKNE HPABbI

PHTA. = TyIaBmHe BeTepoM ma
3BHpT3IeHTHIBMe 3aMeTHIH cHaIHyIC
Ha 3eMIe cOBepIneHHO TolyD yep :
HyIo MOIoIyO %eHwHHy. KoTIa no
6OTBITHBIe HoIOmIH Il "HeTpHTaHRe'
6.IH%e, ORa3aIOcb, qTO TeI0 EeHnIH-
HB 6HIO BHMa3aHO IeTTeM.
KeHmHHy pa30yIHIH II, Ha0po-
Glib Ha ee Te.I0 HecH0IbH0 Hp0cTBIHb,
HOcaJH.IH B IoIHy, a HOTOM Ia H3-
BO3qHEa II oTTpaBH.IH B yqacTOH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
nPOTNB MArOMETA

.IOH10H. - HeEHft H%HIyccEHa
IypHalHcr o%ny6IHEoBaI B HH4HH,
B AMpHIIapH B M%ecTHOd Ta9eTe. era
THO, B ROTopOfi BecBMa Ho4po0Ho
oHncBIBaI MyEH, HcTBITBBaeMBIa Ma
TOMeTOM B any, HyIa OH HOIaI BMec
re co BceMH cBOHMH ;ReHaMH.
CTaTba ara BH3BaIa H%e00BqaA-
noe Be3MymeHHe cpeIH MecTHbIX MY
cy1bMaH, y RoTopHx EaE H3BecTHo
HpoHcXOIaT H EpOBaBBa cToIHHoBe-
HHa c HHIycaMH H3-3a pelHrHQ9 :
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
6OM6 bI

.IHCCAB0H. = IIOpTyraIBcRaa
HoIHIIHa 6MIa HpeIy1IpeEIeHa, qTo
B .EHcca6oH gOI;EHa 6HIa 6HTB 4oc
TaB1eHa HopTHa COMO.
IefcTBHTeIBHO, y %TopoIcEoH ia
MoxHu noaBHaocb HecEobEo qeIo =
BeR, HMeBmHx npH ce6e aToT oHac-
HHit rpy3. 0gHaEo, 6oM6HcrH 8aMe-
THIN, qTo ga HMM c.IeIaT II, oTcT-
pelHBaacb, yde&aIH.
B EopaHHEe ~oRa3aIOcb 80 0oM0H.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
ABA YEN nCTBA

HH&HHn H0BT0P01. - 23-rO
HIOIa B HHRHeM HOBrOpOIe eme he
O6HapyTeHHblMB IHIaMH y6HTM qIeH
EoMbpaEuHH H3 ry6HpotcoBeTa POr
NAH, II B Hp0mIOM rory Bbl4BHHy
THi HapTHiiIIaMH Ty6epHcEoi HHc =
HeHHHH TpyIa EaHIHIaT IyTHEOB.
y6HiicTB0 HepBOTO HpoH3OHII0 HpH
BO3BpameHHH H3 3aceIaHHa pafiHO-
Ma, a ByIHRoB OBI o6HapyTeH cry
EamHMH 3ape3aHHBM B CBoeM cIy-
IIe6HOM E%a6HHeTe, RE OH HpuHH :
NAL H%p0cHTeIeH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27

HBIx o6paIoB.
Ie.Io 9T0 I0HIo 10 cyIbH, Ror0-
pBIH I0Ir0 He MOI pa3pemHTb Mo&
Ho III 6e8HaEa3aHHo ocEOp6IaTB Hpo
pOEa. B IoHHe EoHIIOB cyIba BcTaI
Ha cTopOHy MycyIbNaH n npHrOBo :
PHI aBTopa cTaTBH Il TDpeMHoMy 3aF
,IDqeHHD Ha TOT II Il mTpaPy B ~
0yHT. %cTepIHHToB.
%TIpHroBOp 9T0T BBI3BaI 0oIbmoe
yIOBIeTBOpeHHe cpeIH MecTHBIx MY
cyIbMaH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27

B yqacTEe HeH9BecTHaH, oHa3aB
maaca E. MHcDHac, 3aaBH.Ia, TTo
OHa B TeqeHHe H"ecROIbRHX IHeH ny
THIa C qeTHpMa He3HaEONBlMH eli
MyTqHHaMH. HyTHIH OTHpaBIaIHcb
I3 oIHoro TpaETHpa B 1pyrOH. HaRo
Hell, ee E0MHaHbOHH ee H|3HacHI0Ba
III, HecMOTpa Ha ee conpoTHBIeHHe
II, B |HaEa3aHHe ga TO, ITO 0Ha Tpe
00BaIa JeHeT, - H3Ma3aIH IeTTeM,
H0cIe zero yIpaIH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
N3-3A 6ylOYEK

Lyme CHeHcep 6H!I HOcIaH B nab
Ey RynHTb HecRoIbHO 6yIOqeE Il SAB
TpaEy. B03Bpamaacb lib IaBRH, Oh
bee 6yIOqRH cen. 9To TaE paacep4u
40 erO IeHy II mypHHa, ITO HocIe4
HHi BHXBaTHI peBOIBBep II HecEoIb
10 pas BBIcTpeIHI B CHeHcepa. CHeH
cep C oHacHoii paHofi aa6paH B roc
HHTaIb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
"Bbl BM4nTe ITO a C4eAaA C sTHMH
aHapxRcTaMA? Cy4ba TaHep."

"BbI BNAnTe ITO a C4eHaA C sTHmH
aHapxHcTaMn? CY4ba TaAep."
C%06paBnIHeca pa0OqHe 6BLIH Tar
BO3MymeHM apecTOM 1IOHOBaH, ITO
eIBa He p%acTep3alH HeHoTopbIX 10
.IHIeiicRHX. CpeIH 9TOii M%HOrOTBcaT
HOH T0.IIIM C.1bIIIa.IHcb lake cIe4y
OmHG B0CHIHIaHHa: "~.lHHqeBaTb
9THX H0IHIeHcEHx' y6HTb Hx He =
MeIIeuHO''! 0VeHb Bo3MOKHO, ITO
MHoruM HO.IHHeiicIHM pHnII0cb OBI
cHIbHO HOcTpaIaTB ga cBoe 0e3IIe-
peM0HHOe BMeTIaTeIbCTBO B 9TO H0C
.IeIHee HpOmaHHe pa6oqHX C Ra3He
HHHMH aHapXHcTaMH, ec.IH OBI cB0~
eBpeMeHHO He 6BIH HpHc.IaHH H0-
Bile OTpaIM HO.ImeiicHHX.
MHcc 1OHOBaH 6B.Ia BBnymeHa
H3 HOIHIeiicROTO yqacTHa HOI 3a.Ior.
BBI ~apecTOBaH TaEIe H3BecTHHh
.IH6epa.I TaHTyI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
yBblTRN OF AEMOHCTPAuNN B
nAPNKE

HAPPIER. - y0HTEH OF IeMoHcT
paIIHhi npoTHB Ea9HH CaERo N Ban
TeTTH b IIapHTe OHpeIeIaToTca B
pa3Mepe 10000 IOIIapOB. B HpomI
.IBlii qeTBepr 6BIO apecToBaHO eHe
81 qeIoBtRa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
kOMMyHNCTbI O MeK4yHapO4
HON HOIOKeHNN.

70 I.lacca npoTHB BoTHM aB1aeTca
npOTHBOpeTHe HHTepec0B MeHIy paa
IHVHblMH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lep
TaBaMH, RaE Ii MeK1y 0TIelbHbIMH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rpyIIIIaMH pa3
HbIx cTpaH. 9TH HpOTHBOpepHa MO :
.ryT, OIHaHO, .IHIIb OTcp0THTb, a lie
upeIOTBpaTHTb EOHbInRT, cTaHoBa =
mHiica bee 6UIee BepOaTHBIM Il HeH3
0eHHbM.
Pe3OIIOHIHa HOIVepHHBaeT, ITO
MOcEBa HpeHIe BceT0 cTpeMHTca +
MHpy. XOTa HeBO3MORHO Hpe4cRa =
aaTb IaTy B0OpyTeHHOrO HacTyHIe :
HHa HpOTHB CCCP H xoTa Heo0xoTH
MO TOTOBHTbca Il 9TOMy H0cTyHIe =
HHm. H0 COB. POccHa JoI&Ha cIeI0
Bath HOIHTHEe MHpa. c 9Tofi He.1bD
cOBeTcHOe HpaBHTeIbcTB0 1OIOKHo
HOIIepxHBaTb paIIE0HaIbHHa c 9Ro
HoNHqecEoi TOqRH 3peHHa OTHOIHe :
HHR C Misunderstanding IepHa-
BaMH. B TO lie BpeMa HpaBHTeIbcT
30 CCCP BceMH MepaMH oyer ga
mHIIaTb cBOI H%OIHTHqecRHa II 9Ro
HoNHqecEHIi cTpOii.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
qHKarcKaa XpoHHKa

.a;. 7. 60.IbmofI cyHIyI, Ia HOTopoM
6Hlo H%aIHcaHO: ''TeaTpaIbHHe ROC
TnMM". B cyHIyEe ORaaaIOcb Hec :
Eo.lBEo amHEOB XopOHIeH Bo4FH. CyH
I'VE 6BI HocIaH H3 NBaHcBHI, Hill.
B qHHar0 Ha HMa HeK0eT0 Mania.
MecTOpe6MBaHHe nocIe4Hero HORa
He O6HapyKeHO.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
3AnPEmEHNE AMEPNRAHC
KNX &NlbM B MERCNRE

BAIIIHHIT0H. = MeEcHEaH :
cEOe HpaBHTelbcTB0 3anpeTHI0 BB03
bH.IbM 10 RHHO-EOMHaHHif. 3aTIpe :
meHue BB3BaHO TEN, ITO B 9THy 6HIb
Max c.1Hm;oM ypOIIHBO H3O6paEaeT
CT MeECHHaHcEaa HH3Hb, HaI H30o
paHaeTca, HaHpHMep, 30 MH0rHX zap
THHaX II pEccRaa HH3Hb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
O%TPABNANCb m0KOAA4OM

HecROIbR0 IeTeH TpeTBerO IHa
6HIH IocTaBleHH B yes4HBH TOcHH
Ta.Ib. IIOcIe ocBHIeTeIbcTBOBaHHa,
BpaqaMH 6BLIo ycTaHOBIeHO, ITO bee
IeTH OTpaBHIHcB m0HOIa40M.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
~INHqEBAHNE HETPA

HA1H B.I0P, APR. = 3Iecb 6HI
Ha IHaX apecTOBaH HeTp ga HaHaIe
HE Ha 6eIyn TeHmHHy. MHOTOTHcH
THaa TOIHa oTHaIa Herpa Y mepH-
6a II HoBecHIa eTo Ha IepeBe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27

eT 60IbIlIeBHEoB HOiOMy, VT0 0Ha
aBIaeTcG apXH = EaHHTaIHcTHQec =
Rofi cTpaHOH. B POccHH Te IeIaeTca
HoHBTTIa ycTpoiiclBa cOHHaIHcTHqec
KOrO 06mecTBa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
nOlET N3 bPyHCBNRA B 6PA
3NHNN

BPVHCBNK, 1KOPI. = Awe
pHRaHcEHii aerqHR Pe8bepH BHIe
TEL oTeIoIa B Bpa3HlHp. On HaMe-
pen Hpo1eTeTb 6e3 ocTaHOBOR 4.60O
MH.Ib. Ha M0HOHIaHe HaXOIHTca TOLL
10 cam .IeTqHR.
RaH TO.IbEO ycaTHOBHTca XOpO :
MAJ HOT0Ia, IBa .IeTqHRa OTHpa :
BaTca Ha HbD HOpEa B PIN.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
gPAKA MEKqy 10NaRAMN "
MEKCNKAHuAMN

B D~T0-3aHaIHoi qaCTH TOp0Ia
rpeTbeTo IHa HpOH3OmIH cepbe3HbIe
6%ecH0paIEH Mea1y loIaRaMH II MeR
cHEaHIIaMH. RaH C 0IHOIf, Tar II cIpy
roll cTOpOHM B 4paEe yqacTBoBa!IH
HecROIbEO IecaTE0B qe.I0BeR. ,lpaEa
BO3HHEIa H3-3a IeTeH. DUH HoIbc
rHi MalbqHR, RaTaBmHiica Ha BeI0
coneIe, ITO He0cTOp0EHOcTH B'eXaI
B rpyTHy MeEcHEaHcEHx NaABqHFoB,
HcHyTaB HeHOTopbX Hs HIN. MeRch
taHcEHe IeTH Ha6pOcHIHcb Ha H0Ib
cHOro MaIbqHRa. K H%ocIeIHeMy HpH
cOeIHHHIHcb 4pyTHe H0IbcEHe IeTH,
a 3aTeM B IpaHy B%MenlaIHcb B3poc-
IB1e HaE C OIH0I, Tar Il c 4pyTon
cTOpOHH. B %pe3yIbTaTe HO0oHma Hec
HOIbHO qeJIOBeE HO.IyqH.IH H0paHe :
HIS, HpH ueM oIHH H3 HHX llaBeI
Tpo6HHcEHH, OF HoIyqeHHBIX pan
cRoHqaIca. B cBa3H c 3THM apecTo
BaHa OIHa MeTcHRaHcIaa EeHIIHHa,
g%oTopaa, ITO 3%aaBIeHHD cB~HIeTeIef,
~cTpeIdIa B II. Tpa6HHcroro. IpaEa
6BIIa HpHocTaHoBIeHa BMemaTeIbcT
BON HoIHIIHH.
~
"TEATPA1bHblE K0CTDMbl"
AreHTH IolHgHH no 6opb6e c
%mbaHcTBoM 8aIep%aIH Ha eTaHIInu
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
CBEPTHyT0 bEHTAAbCR0E
nPABNTElbCTB0

KA.1bKyTTA. = HHIHilcEHe
cBapaIHcTH BHpa3HIH' cBoe HeIoBe
pHe 6eHTaIbcHoMy HpaBHTeIbcTBy.
Bee qIeHB npaBHTeIBcTBa IIOIalH B
0TcTaBRy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
O6PA4EHNE kPOKqENJEPy

sBIBaer Ha eTo HOMOmB 1epEBH Il qe
.I0BeqecTBy II rOBOpHT, qToHo4ooHHa
B033peHHa He MOryT I%oHycTHTB ia
XIX OBI TO Hin OHIO cHomeHHH C co
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-27
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

strikes or when Mississippi flood
drives thousands from their homes.
"It enables the United States to
play the role of philanthropist among
nations Countries poorer than ours,
crushed by disaster are helped by
your dues and mine, and international
bonds of friendship are welded that
surely must lessen the danger of
war.
"In addition, these same dues fl
nance the work of the Red Cross
public health nurses; programs of
life saving and first aid that have
done SO much to reduce hazards from
accidents; they help finance the
Junior Red Cross, that International
alliance OF school children; and they
bring aid and comfort to the dis
abled veteran of the World war.
II strongly urge every. man, woman
and child in this community to be-
ccme members of the Red Cross
during the present roll call. Our
local chapter is counting on enlisting
500 members, at least and, when. the
campaign is ended, if we go over the
top, it will be a great personal salts
faction y me and a satisfaction to
Douglas to know that we have played
our part in boosting the membership
of the national Red Cross to a figure
it certainly deserves to attain"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
CONDEMNATION
Is THEME OF.
WINSETT TALK

The illustrated sermon last night
drew a large crowd that came to see
the electric chair demonstration. A
man dressed in regulation prison
clothes was placed in the chair and
strapped, and the death robe put over
him. The spectacle made an impress
sion that those who saw it will never
forget.
The theme of Rev winsett was con
demnation. In part he said: Before
sin came and brought condemnation
there was no poison in the snake and
no corruption in all Gods creation.
The whole creation groans in pain
waiting for the redemption that is to
come for it.
"T1e that believeth not is condemned
already. He that believeth not the
son shall not see life but the wrath of
God abideth upon him."
Many scriptures were read showing
conclusively that man in his sinful
state is condemned before God and
only awaits the execution of the SEN
tence pronounced upon him.
The evangelist said there are three
ways to escape the penalty of an earth
ly crime, mistaken identity, prove an
alibi or escaH@. But with God there
is no way Of evading the execution of
sentence except through pardon in the
shed blood of Christ.
His sermon last night was one OF
the most convincing he has yet given.
It carried deep underlying principles
of Justice and right through the plan
of salvation to those who accept
Christ, and also showed the right
eousnesS of the great God in giving
execution of the sentence of condemn
alton to the man who wilfully rejects
and refuses to believe.
The services this morning will be at
Ii o'clock. Rev. Winsett will deliver
a sermon on Gods vindication of
Jesus Christ At 7:3O tonight his
message will, be a farewell sermon 10
the people of Douglas. In all prob
ability the revival campaign will come
to an end with the Sunday night
services.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
Copper
Continued from Page one

as favorable position as the iron and
steel industry, or petroleum producers
and other industries, whose knowledge
of the exact status of affairs has en-
abled them to keep out of slumps al
ways accompanying an over-produc-
ton of any product
General business conditions are fav-
orable, according to Douglas, who said
that economies of the federal govern
ment during the past few years had
resulted in great improvements in
business conditions.
The local tax situation was matter
of real Importance to copper produc-
ers, Douglas said, and called atten-
tion to the great increase in state ex-
penditures during the few years since
statehood
The new lead smelter at Douglas is
rapidly coming to maximum efficiency
the Phelps Dodge president said, and
should provide a great new industry
for Arizona, opening many properties
that have heretofore been idle because
of prohibitive transportation charges
caused by long distances from sfnelt-
ing points
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13

his superiorS took him there so that
he would know the LAY of the land"
if the grand jury questioned him
about that particular report,
After Gordon had concluded his
statement to the correspondents, Pin
chot who had remained at the court
house for more than an hour, declared
that McMullin had come to him free
ly and out of patriotic loyalty to the
government; asked no promise OF re-
ward, though he was apt to lose his
job and perhaps his life
McMullin was under strict injunc-
ton from Gordon not to talk and
the district attorney himself said
there would be mo objection to the
revelation of McMullin's activities and
connections in this matter in more
detail, except that the public interest
requires that no disclosure be made
this time as to all of his testimony
touching the activities of his superior
officers and fellow operatives"
Gordon would not amplify this
statement, nor would he say whether
McNGullin had directly connected
Harry F. Sinclair with operations OF
the Burns men.
McNIullin, who is a short, stocky
man with wavy brown hair, served
as a second lieutenant in the second
aerial squadron at Kelly field, Texas,
during the war. 1t was explained that
there was good reason for Nc
Mullin enrolling under ali assumed
name, but that this reason could not
be disclosed at this time.
The operatives whole story is in
the affidavit which was made at the
court house and which Burkinshaw
said he wanted made against the con-
tingency that some accident might
befall the "star" witness in the case.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
German
Continued from Page one)

preston which appears to have gained
ground in the United States that a
chemical trust is being combined in
Europe against America. German in
dustry, he declared would never lend
itself to such scheme. 3
after the oil agreements, we are
ready to cooperate with other branch
es Of American industry, hoping that
the day soon will dawn when German
chemical induStrialists may expect
tairer treatment at the hands of Amer
ica," he said.
(The oil agreements mentioned by
DR.. Won. Weinberg include an agree
ment which has been concluded be-
tween the Standard Oil of New Jersey
with the l. G.. Farbenindustrie for the
mutual use of processes for producing
synthetic gasoline under certain pat
ent rights. s
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-13
insists
Continued from Page one)

its opponents are to violate it"
Not only is the constitution defied,
the senator said, but it's enforcement
and maintenance in many respects
has become a mere formality, and yet
we are told that this is not matter
with which political parties may deal
or about which they should be con-
cerned."
In this stronghold of the vets and
home of Governor Smith, Senator
Borah, himself mentioned as possible
presidential candidate, insisted that
the people generally were interested
today in what is the position of a
presidential candidate on the eigh-
teenth amendment
Modification of the Volstead act is
not involved in the prohibition ques-
ton, he argued, contending that re-
peal or enforcement of the eighteenth
amendment is the heart and life of
the wet and dry issue.
Referenda on the prohibition ques-
ton were characterized by Senator
Borah as 'insincere and Ineffective"
Modification of the Volstead act, he.
declared "can not give that which the
constitution prohibits, to-wit, intoxi-
eating liquors"
Rallying the women to the issue, the
Idahoan insisted they alone "can bring
the political parties to the support of
this constitutional amendment.
"Organize," he thouted, demon
strate your power, sit on the floor OF
the convention and not in the galleries,
sit as delegates and not in the CALLER
les as ornaments. Write platforms and
not essays"
'eThere is only one way by which
this law can be enforced he de-
clared, referring to the prohibition.
act, "only one way by which >hef
constitution can be maintained, and
that is by placing the control Of
the machinery of government, the
instrumentalities Of enforcement in
the hands of those who believe in.
the law and who will be as vigilant
and active toenforce it as its oppon-
ents are to violate it.
'tThis is a presidential election. The
chief duty of the president is to
see that the constitution and the
laws made in pursuance thereof are
enforced. Upon the chief executive
rests that Stupendous task.
"The people have seen fit to adopt
this amendment. It is now part
of the law of the land. The congress
has legislated. Laws have been pass
ed designed to carry into effect the
constitution. The courts have been
called upon to pass upon the con-
stitutional amendment and to con-
strue the statutes passed in pur-
suance Of that amendment.
"The constitution is there. The
statutes are there. The decisions are
there. The only thing left is to en-