davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
What Such Worms Might Do

Those that have dug back Of the barn. hunted for
them under old panks and logs pulled them reluctant
from holes in the ground at glance that this
worm and not snake The end of the animal you hardly
CALI. it "a head " shows what it is
Worms Of this size very rare found in the unges
The Amazon in Brazil Not much is known about them but
they would have interested Darwin immensely had he
em and had they been numerous that could made
vast difference the earhs fertility ALSO possibly in the
Eze Of chickens and early birds
Reading Darwin's work earthworms based on study
that lasted thirty years. you learn that fertile soil this earth
Is due to the humble little worms that out after rain
They eat the earth grinding fine passes through
ther bodies And the castings Of the produce the
fertile SOIL foundation Of all wealth. Of veli-
hood, magnificent trees and beautiful flowers.
The earhworm with which the average little boy and the
President of the United States go fshngworms much
longer than your big ngehas been able with his brothers
and sisters to do the wonderful work Of making the earth
fertile.
Let be grateful for the work that the little have
DONE and not question complain long for bigger
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
SECRETS OF
HEALTH
BY DR.. C. A. L. Reed

~ A1S - 49, -
IF you live in the city you must
L have an ash can in which
to dispose of both your ashes
and your dust. AS ashes are a
kind of dust the name Of dust
bin" is applied to this particular
form of receptacle In England
an evidently better name.
If you live in the country YOU
ought to have a dust bin. ~ This
is true because nothing is more
conductive to dust.irritation OF
the upper air passages, or to the
actual dissemination of certain
infections, than the wind-carried
dust from the yard door.
In country districts where wood
is used for fuel, it il sometimes
considered important to save the
ashes for I've with which to make
soap. This Is probably a mistaken
economy as good manufactured
soap is cheaper and better than
the homemade article.
But both ashes and house dust,
when used for fertilizer, are of
great economic value. The vol
ume is shown by the fact that
in London alone, such house
refuse amounts to more than a
million and a half tons annually.
A billion tons annually would be
a low estimate for all American
cities.
Unquestionably the best type
OF bin is the galvanized iron or
sanitary" type, of round Sec
ton. Corrugated sides make the
bin last longer but are difficult
to clean. Iron feet, or projecting
rims, which keep the bottom off
the ground. are desirable, and IL
there are none the bin should
be supported on three bricks. A
well-fftting lid Is advisable for
several obvious reasons, and it
should fit over the rim, not In
side it, to. keep rain out. 1t Is
false economy to buy a cheap,
, light bin, as dustmen are strong
men. Nevertheless, the bin should
be small, and two small ones are
better than one which the men
find too heavy to carry and
which have to be emptied out on
to the ground, so that the refuse
can be shoveled into baskets.
This is tiresome for the 6ustmen
and noisonle for the householder.
In England, where the ques-
tion has been gone into scien-
tifically, 1t has been found that
the bin should be as far from
the house as possible and not
close to a window, as 1t often is.
and where possible it should be
under cover. and the place it
stands on should be paved and
frequently and regularly flushed.
Every effort should be made
to keep rain out, as wet refuse
quickly becomes putrid and
offensive. Cracked and bent
bins, or loosely fitting lids, should
be replaced.
Some people burn refuse In the
bin itself. This is a bad place,
for it makes peculiarly offensive
smoke and destroys the galvaniz-
ing of the bin, so that the iron
quickly rusts away. Neverthe-
less, 1t Is a good plan. after the
bin has been emptied, to burn an
old newspaper inside it, especially
IL there Is any sign of dampness.
This keeps flies away.
When possible, wet refuse,
green stuff, scraps of meat and
other refuse likely to become
offensive, should be burned. IL
IL sometimes worth while TO in
sta1-s small bdepeR6ent hoileE;
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

vicious disillusionments-h
breaking losses by death. These
things are infinitely harder to
manage than bullets or shrapnel.
They will, unless cared for, poison
the whole body OF life.
1t is impossible to erase such
things from memory. Nor will the
frankest confession or the tender.
est comfort, extract the poison
from them. But they NAV be
walled off from the rest of the
spirit, just as that bullet is walled
off. We possess certain qualities
IN our own nature which will do
this work for US, IL we will give
them chance. Courage, common
sense, hunor and patience-these
qualities can wall off the most
grievous obstruction.
Has someone done you a great
wrong and is that wrong fostering
in your thought, embittering you,
filling you with suspicion and sc.
cret hate? Do you want to be
saved from such infection? Prob.
ably not. But sooner or later you'll
have to conquer this thing or it
will do you deadly harm. Why not
set about it now? At the next
flicker Of resentment, say to
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

cious or vulgar subjects. Here
where~I start"'
Has your heart been broken by
the loss of someone dearer than
life itself? And. in addition to
the inevitable grief, are there tor
turing memories Of terrible days,
which weaken and crush you?
Are these memories spelling all
life for you? Say, then, to your
self
81 will no longer think Of these
things which hurt so hideously. 1t
is not loyal or healthy to do so.
These memories are not really part
of love. They are part of terror
and pain. They are really the
eNemies Of love for they are keep
ing the beautiful memories away.
will fight them as enemies.
When they come l will put them
out of my mind as I would put
away any other dissertation. And
I will prove my loyalty to my
darling by living bravely, proudly.
generously thinking only those
clean, fine thoughts which will be
a fit memorial to our dear
love-"
Truly that is the right way to
treat bullet in your soul.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
Girls, Your Health

Office girls poor insurance risks authority Of Dr.
Wade Wright Of the Metropolitan Life They are particularly
prone to tuberculosis, he says.
Any rainy Fall day tells why Sken hose and flmsy foot
gear 60 tripping work in the p by the thousands and
their sit shverg for hours damp the knees Add
the weOwn fact that the average girl doesn't clothes
enougor fat enough her rbto keep warm and there
the complete answer
Of course all Of them don't get tuberculosis
pneumonia But plenty Of them get colds any employer
knows Beginning the vacancies cut by illness in the
ranks Of the girls who go business will grow and
more numerous until summer comes again
Which is not only unfair to trade and uncomfortable and
dangerous for the vicimss also largely unnecessary Keep
@g dyX and warm ispt difficult. a.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
LISTEN, WORLD!
yourself:

yourself:
my enem Y
wron ged me, but
/ am harming
myself infinitely
more by keeping
that wrong alive.
Why should l
spoil my whole
life just because
he spoiled a lit
tie piece OF it for
me? I won't!
I'm going to
wall this thing
away 30 that
poison will no
longer seep into
my mind. I
cannot erase it
from the records
of my memory,
but I can refuse
to think about
it, as / refuse to
thin X a b o u t
many other vi
-
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
ONCE-OVERS.
DON'T MAKE PROMISES TOO READILY
make promises easily and Just as easily forg

DON'T MAKE PROMISES TOO READILY
Do make promises easily just easily forget about
them?
Or do break them with really conscience in the matter?
You find difficult refuse and
readily to do almost anything, if asked
1t easier you disappon people the time
to fulfil your promises. t@
You too anxious to please and too cowardy small
to risk the dspleasure refusal might incur.
You like to think that is love make life
pleasant for those around that you their suggestions
Why be honest that vanity
You like to thought amable.
But promise broken does help you to be popular.
Your sound plausible; get
around anything want to avoid doing.
But there is aggravatng than the who fails
do as he she agrees do
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
MEANING OF
TERM

THE writ OF habeas corpus,
i meaning literally that you
have. the body" Is one of the old.
est writs Of common law, points
out lawyer In an article in this
weeks Liberty, Its purpose, he.
explains, is to compel the produc-
ton before the Court of person
claimed to be wrongfully held in
custody to determine by what
right he is detained.
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
Lucky U. S. A.

MATURE has endowed the
IN United States with every ele.
ment necessary for the fabrica.
ton and operation of aircraft.
Among the basic materials found
in the country are iron, chro.
MUM. molybdenum. nickel, sill
con. manganese, vanadium, alumni
mum. copper. magnesium. cad.
MUM, spruce, BIRCH. longfiber
cotton. nitrates and fuel and
; Ilhticating ola
The Washington times., 1927-10-26


NTo man can succeed brilliantly
IN either as q lover or as an
author unless he can ignore facts
and enlarge on FANCY without a
twinge of conscience.
When anybody speaks of "luck
in love-" a woman thinks proudly
of the man she has just caught
man thinks prayerfully of the
woman he has Just "uncaught."
Oh, yes, Mirabella, you may
have had complex. q Rolls Royce,
a divorce, high blood-pressure or a
family scandal, and still be q
lady" If your manners aren't too
polished.
In love, 1t is far less important
to keep man chastened than to
keep him chasing!
A girl may be expert at picking
out q frock that. won't run, fade.
wear out or lose it's style and
charm-but she is not always so
lucky in picking out that kind Of a
husband.
Some husbands give a wife about
as much attention as they give the
dining room clock-just glance at
her casually morning and evening
to see that she is still on the job,
and running along" as usual.
The world is surely growing
younger! No man or woman I'M
der sixty muses. on those romantic
yesterdays" any more, az long as
he or she has the strength to plan
q sentimental tomorrow"
After a bitter lovers quarrel, a
woman can more easily forgive a
man for cutting her dead than for
treating her with perfectly cheer.
full amiability.
Golf is magic madness which
turns sane man into a mono
maniac, an old man into a boy, and
a Don Juan into a woman-hater.
The path to the Poor House Is
paved with gasoline and blow-outs!
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

r KNOW a man
Il who has car.
ried a bullet in
his body for ten
years. At the
time he was
shot. the sur
geons thought it
inadvis a b ! e to
operate. When
h e be ca m e
stronger, t he y
discovered that
n a t ure h a d
taken care of It.
She had walled
the obstruction
away from the
healthy It's SUI e
and an opera
ton was unnec.
essary.
Deadlier things
than bullet s
co m e crashing
into our lives.
Hideous shocks
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

with some disinfectant powder.
A cinder-sifter inside the bin at
the top .ecoDomises a great deal
of fuel and IL well worth while,
besides reducing the amount Of
!. Saensa. to b. EemQgade-r +, a..
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

the rubbish in packed in with
some fine pal and allowed tO
burn overnight, and the hot
water provides q good bath. IL
these things must 60 In the bin.
thu nuisance Gan -hA initiated,
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
The knowledge Test For
Readers of The Times
To what is each of the following popularity apped'

To what is each of the following popularity applied?
l. Bartlett.
2 Cantlever
g. Jersey
A. Vandyke
s. Ferris
g. Palfrey
Complete these quotations
z "Stil sits the by the road
A ragged beggat sleeping
Around it still the sumachs grow
And blackberry vines creeping whittier
g. "Her soft
Gentle and excellent thing woman-Shakespeare.
Do You know:
What date the 14oth anniversary the signing the
Constitution.
TO- What country the Island Of Malta
H. What is the of the prince who has lately
become King of Rumania?
H. What peculiar ancient Greek
Argus have?
49, What given the of speaking in
the appears from a source other than
the speakers vocal organs?
IA The survivors of what belong
the Republic?
15 What hieroglyphics?
~ lSee Magazine Page fox AnsWeral
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

In love, It is far less important
to keep a man chastened than to
keep him chasing!
The Washington times., 1927-10-26

When anybody speaks Of ''luck
in love-" a woman thinks proudly
of the man she has just caught
man thinks prayerfully of the
woman he has just "uncaught."
The Washington times., 1927-10-26
NEGOTIATIONS
OF A WIFE
By Helen Rowland
Take Il From Me-

= 0SHNV - = NWHNN A1NC
IN either as q lover or as an
author unless he can ignore facts
and enlarge on FANCY without a
twinge of conscience.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-17

IOIbme oyer, HO ec1H IyXO0OpH 90
paTaT BHnMaHHe Ha eT0 peqb, TO 0y
let OTeHB xOpOn1O ITH BcerO IyXO e.
%6OpqecTBa. XOTy cTa3a1b B cBoeji
TOppecnOHIeH., qTO MO10I0n B0ibIb
over BecTH .II0Iei XOpOmeii IOpo-
rOi, He Tar Raj erO HaIama Bel. On
HpHeXa.I II HphBe3 c cO0Oit qeI0Be-
IA yqHTeIa. II IyMaer OTEpHTb
3IecB IyxO6OpaM pyccEHe mRO.IH.
BOT 9TO II HyEHO IyXO6opaM. 4epea
HecEOlBEO IeT IyXO6OpqecEOe MO,Io =
zee %HOHOIeHHe, o6OraIIeHH0e 3HaHH
en- HOilIeT 6McTpo BnepeI.
MOI0I0H B0H;Ib BOCEpecHT IyX0-
6OpqecE. mp B haHaIe. HeIb3a He
npHBeTCTB0BaTb 9THX XOpOmHX HaTii
HaHHli, TaIeTca BnepBBe nOaBIaIO-
WTXca cpeIH IyXO6ODcTBa.
la 3lpaBcTByer HayHa II 3HaHHei
llpHBeT BAN, ceHTeIH pa3yMHOTo,
IO6pOTO, BeqHOTO.
NAba TRaqyR
B.IAnH- ,I9Ilh, CACR., RAHAIA.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-17

HeBeIeHHe Beer OF 0TBeT0B, Hp0-
XOTerO" II MaTHcTpa HpaB c. G..
IIap0eHoBa Ha HHcbMo M. %llaHyTH
H II. Ma.IaBEH no BoHpocy 0 Dep
EoBHHx IeIaX. ,,IIp0xoTHil" INNER,
qTQ DepKOBB M. IIIaToHa HoIHO :
cTbEo cOXpaHHIa cBOe e%lHHcTBo, Ho
lie Ha cTapoli (CHHOIalbHO-EUIIe-
~THaHbHOH), a Ia HoBOi (THXOHOB =
cEQH- eIHHOHaqaIbHOG) TpaIHHHH.
YTo lie TaEoe ,,cTapaa Tpa1HnHa"
PyccEoi IIpaBocIaBHOil llepRBH II
I;aEHe Tpa4HIIHH ,,THXoHoBcRon"
IlepEBH? 0TBer: cTapaa TpaIHIIHa
ecrB ,Co6opHOe ~HaqaIo", HOIoIeH :
noe B OcHOBaHHe yHpaBIeHHa HpaB0
c.1aBHOH HepEOBbD BOO6lUe HpaBHIa-
NH (EaHOHaMH) AHOcTOIbcEHMH,
Bce.IeHcRHX II IIOMecTHHx Co0OpOB
II cB. OTn0B IepEBH: IIa PyccROn
ae npOB0cIaBuoi TepRBH Ha3HBae-
moi HHHe ,,THX0H0BCEofi", B qacHo
cru - HepEoBHaa HoHcTpyEHHa, VT
B%epEIeHHaa CBanIeHHbIM MocEoB :
CHM Co6opoM 1917-1S T.; kOHcTH
ryuHa ora B cB0W OqepeIb II BceHe
10 cocTaB.TeHa Ha 0cHOBaHHH yEa3aH
puX cB. HaH0HOB. Ha3BaHHBIMH ga
EoHaMn IIpaBOcIaBHoii llepEBH bic
MAJ I%IepEOBHaa BIacTb HpeIOcTaB-
.ieHa CO60py EnHcRoHoB; 9TO Hpe-
HO4aHO BepyIoHIHM IIo1aM II B CHM-
Bone BepM (CM. 9 qIeH). He HaT-
pHapx upaBHT UepHOBbD (eIHHoHa-
qaIHe), o Coop. llaTpHapX ecTb
.lHulb HepBBI1 MeH1y paBHbIMH (3l
npaBHIo AuOcTOIbcHoe, CT. cT.l-4
r.IaBH LII OH. 1-ro IeHcTByIomHx
3aRoHoB IIepHOBHHx). .yHpaBAe :
HHe |HepROBHHMH 4eHaMH lpHHa4Ie-
aHr BcepoccHHcEoMy llaTpHapxy co
BMecfHo C cBaI1eHHbIM CHHoIoM az
ureHoB) II BHcmHM u%epEOBHBM Co
Bottom C5 q%IeHoB)". B 9THx yqpea;
geIIHax HpeIceIaTeIbcTByeT llaTpH-
apx - TOBOpHTca B CT. CT. l N Z
orae.1a I'LL 4eiicTB.3aE. llepEoBHHX;
Bee oHH H|oIqHHeHM BcepoccHhcRo-
NV %IIoMecTHoMy CO6opy II OBJECT :
crBeHHH HepeI hHM. B %oTHolIeHHH
cEa3aHH0To nopaIEa yHpaBleHHa
G%epEoBHBIMH IeIaMH II ecTB eTHHcT-
30 H%paBoclaBHoii IepEBH 30 Bceli
B~ceaeHHoT, a B qacTHocTH : Pyc-
cEqf. TaBHN ,o6pasoM ,,TAxoHoB-
ceaaA HepEoBS 5asapyeTca ne ia EN-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-17
CBO6O4HAa PN6yHA..
o4EPwNMbIM HE4yr ON HEBE4EHNa.

ElaBIaeMaa NJ. II1aTOHOM, cOXpaHH
ia, no cIoBaM ,,lIpOXO%eTO", CHINO
HaqaIHe, TO 9THM 06cT0aTeIBcTBOM
DepH0Bb ora yTpaTHIa HpH3HaI I'm
X0HoBcR0h" HepBBH II eIHHcTBo C
HeD. qT0 IKE IaCaeTCa CHH0Ia,Ib :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOpaIEa yHpaB-
IeHHa Pyc. HpaB. IIepROBbD COBB
mHH IIpaBHTe.IbcTByDmHii CHHOI),
MOaeT 0HTb HOHHMaeMHil HHHe He
EOTOpBMH, HaE cTapBff HOpa10R, TO
OH cymIecTBoBa,I 10 1917-1S T. H
RaHyI b BeqH0CTb; He 0 Hem HyiEH0
IyMaTb, RorIa T0BopaT 0 cTapoM
nepEoBHOM cTpoe, a o ,,THXoHoB :
IcT0M"-cO60pHOM. ,,HOBHh Die B
1eGcTBHTe,1BHOcTH HepI. CTpOh, ne
%HsBecTHHfi pyccEOfi HpaB. TepHBH,
npHMeHeH, no c,IOBaM ,,llpOXo%ero",
.1HI1b B DepEBH 30 rIaBe C NJ. llIa-
ToHoM, ia B BAH. EBpOHe 30 r.IaBe
C NJ. EBIOrneM, I06aBHM Nib, yme4
him H3 HoIqHHeHHa 3aTpaHHqHoMy
,Co6opy H CHHoTy PyccRHX HpaB.
eIHcEOHOB.
JlepE0BH0e eIHH0HaqaIHe cyIIIe :
cTByeT IHIHb B PHMCE0-RaTOIHqe :
cIGif lIepEBH II OcyTIecTBIaeT erO
PHMcEHiI Hama. RyIa lie OnIoHeH-
IH NJ. IlanyTH II II. MaIaBEH 3OByT
HoToMEoB 6%oTaTMpefi PycH, cB. AIeR
caHIpa HeBcIoTO, IIepecBeTa II
0cIa6a, MHHHHa II HoTapcEoro,
CyB)poBa, KyTy3OBa...
lance, 3aTp. Coop II CHHOI Pyc.
upaB. e%HHcHoHOB o6~pa3OBaIca aBoq
HbIM II0paIR0M Ha a3BIHe MHpcR0M, a
ia a3BIEe CB. IaH0H0B = CaM00bIT-
no, 0e3 yEa3OB N npHEa30B, eIIe B
1919 TOIy Ha 0|cH0BaHHH BeqHbIX
(,,He oIOIeDT BpaTa aIoBm" Oh n
81 lipaBHI cB. A%nOcTOIOB; EaHoHM
9TH IeTlH II B ocHoBy yEa3a ll-Xa
THX0Ha) cOBMecTHO C CD. CHHoIoM
H BBIcmHM IIepE. CoBeToM Cor 20 Ho
J ~6pa 1920 T. 3a HON. 1862, o6'ac-
HaIQIueTo c.IyTaH Il I0paIEH HPHMe-
FeHHa yHa3aHHBIX HaHOH0B) HapyIle
rHe cBa3H c BHcmeh llepE. B1acTblo
b MocEBe HIN npeEpauIeHHa cyIIIe-
eIBoBaHHa 9ToH BIacTH Il qTo o6pa
3oBaHHe co0opoB enHcEoHeEHx B
gacTax HepRBH, lI0TepaBmHX eBa3b
c Bic. IIepI. BIacTbD, BMeHaeTea
y o0asaHHocTb cTapeimeT0. Hepapxa
lepegH HepEoBHBy TpyIIis e~EasaBIHnx
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-17


%pa3oBaHHe ApX. CHH01a B 1922 To-
Ivy cOBHa1aer II c yEa3oM ll-Xa IN
X0Ha, H0IHHcaHHOTO, OIHaH0, He I'M,
d apXHeHHcH0HGM 9CIIeeM, B IOTO-
pom Ha paIy c pacII0paEeHHeM 0
pocnycEe BBlc. IIepE. ynpaBIeHHa
3aTpaHH1eH( 3a nO,IHTHqecE0e BMcTy
EIeHHe) EMeeTca H pacE0paiEeHHe 0
cQopMHp0BaHHH, c yqacTHeM NJ. EB-
.IoTHa, HOB0T0 yHpaBIeHHa 1epEBa-
NH, B3aMeH pacQOpMHpoBaHH0r0. Ha
Co6ope eHHcEoHOB B RoHHe aBrycTa
n HaqaIe ceHTa0pa TOTO de 1922 T.
C yqacTHeM NJ. EBIOTHa, 9TO HoBOe
|yIIpaBIeHHe II OHIO c4OpMHpOBaHO
B BHIe CEa3aHH0TO BHme ApX. Gu
FOIa, IelicTByIoHleTO II 10 HBIHe.
llpOTOHOI 90 9T0M 3a HON. | H0IHH-
caH: ia Hpe4ce4aTe.IbcTByDmeTO
NJ. EBIoTHii".
Bee 9T0 CEa3aH0, HaH I0IIpaBHa
Il yTBepHIeHHD OIlOHeHTaMH ToTo,
ITO ,,HapIoBaHEHii Coop II CHHOI"
ne HpH3HaeT yEa3OB II. THXoHa.
9ToT DE Coop II CHHoI npH8HaBal
II 4pyroH yIas II-Xa THxOHa, COCO
meHHHii CHHoIy M.II.IaToHoM, 0 Ha
3HaqeHHH H0c.leIHer0 yHpaB1aE0HIHM
C. AMepHEaHcEon llepROBbD CD:
ApX. CHHOI 9amHIIaI HeoIHORpaT-
Ho HpaBa NJ. llIaTOHa Ha OcHOBaHHH
zero yEa3a: HO 9T0 0HIO 10 HOCIeI
nero BpeMeHr, HOrIa o0HapyTHIOcb
ITO yEa3 9ToT aHOEpHbHqecEHil; IA
n TaE OHIO he BepHTb BlaIMEel
Bee BepHlH, IlpyToe yTBepTIeHHe
|onuoHeHToB, qTo ,,HapIoBaDRue ENC
TOIM' He HcI0IHaDT yEa3OB ga
M%eCTNTeAa IlaTpHapXa, ToTe Tpe6y
,er .nOHpaBEH. 3aMecTIITeIb IIaTpN-
iapXa MHTpOuolHT CeprHfi B Mocha :
HHH OF % MAJ 10 HIOHa HpomTo
10 1926 I. H3 H. H%OBropOIa HOBe-
lei: So. OTMeTeBaBmIlIcb OF OMIT :
paHToB, NIB 6yIeM cTpoHTb cBOIo
nepH0BHyD HH3Hb B HpeIeIaX CCCP,
H0MHa HAM T~paHIaHCRHlI I0lT lie
pei npHEOTHBmHM HaC H IaBnHM
Ham TpaB0 IeraIbHOrO c|yIIIeCTBOBa
HHa cOBeTCEHM c0D3OM =. HpH HpH-
!3HaHHH cBoHX Tp|a;EIaHcEHx 06a3a-
Te,IBcTB HepeI cOBeTcRHM c0Io3OM
AOHRHO 6bITb OcymecTBIeHO H cyIIe
cTB0BaHHe |3arpaHn1eH OGQ0MX pyc-
cIHX nepRoBHHx npaBHTelbcTBeH-
HbIX yqpeE4eHHh B poIe CBalIeHHo-
70 CHHoIa II EHapXHaIbHBIx Cone
ToB". BoT 9T0 TO H0BeIeHHe 3aMecTH
Te.Ia naTpHapxa MHTpoGoIHTa Cep-
TBa Il 0bIao .HcnoaHeHo 5HapIoBa1-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-17

cBO00IHBM B0IeH3' aBIeHHeM Bee =
poe. BMcm. HepEoBHOH BIacTn, He
Tpe6yDmHX yTBep6IeHHa %cOBeTcRoh
BlacTH H 6%e3ycIOBHO O|6a3aTeIbHOe
IIa Pycc. HpaB. IIepRBH 3aTpaHu-
Ieir...
llpHBeIeHHBIM II0claHHeM Nj. Cep
THa UepE0BHaa BIacTB B PoccHH CO
BepmeHHo ycTpaHaeTca or ynpaBle-
Hna PyccIoii IIepEoBBD 3arpaHH1eil,
0TpaHHqHBaeT O0IacTB cBOeTO BeIe
HHa IyX0BHBMH yqpeh4eHHaMH BHy
TpH P0ccHH, IIpeIocTaBTaa HAM VII
paBIaTbca c HaHInM CHHoIOM coBep
meHHO CaM0cTOaTelbHO''... MOTHo
gyMaTb, ITO OnII0HeHTM CaMH HepBbI9
He3HaR0MM 0MIH &C BCeM BBIIIIeH3-
I0TeHHMM, MeRIy TEN yTBepEIe =
me IIaHyrH II Ma,IaBEH .,HeMHorHe
pas6HpaDTca B cyIIHOcTH HepHoBHo
10 cnOpa" Ha8BaIH %4ep3OcTBO.
b OTHOmeHuH CHa3aHHOTO OHIOHeH-
TaMH OTMeReBaHHa 6OIbmHHCTBa
BepyDmHx ,IDIeH OF 0ToTIecTBIe-
RHa ~,,ll,epfOBb II TocyIapcTBO'', TO
i 9TOM, BHIH0, caMH 0HH ellie Hepa-
So6palHcb. HyIHo BcHOMHHTb EBaH-
Te,IbcEoe %H3peqeHHe: "HecaepBo lie
capeBH II Bo%ne BorOBH", coT1acHO
EoeTO IIpaB, IlepIoBB M0ReT y;EH :
EaTBca IaTe B a5HqecIHX TOcyIap-
cTBaX, HO He 6OTO6OpqecEHX. n &C.
III Harp. THxoH, oTEpBBaa B Mock
re BBcIHHe OpTaHH UepIOBHOT0 VII
I%aB.IeHHa B 1918 TOIy cEa3a.I: Nil
nepeTHBaeM %CTacT.IHB0e BpeMa ITa
HepEBH'' (4eEpeToM HepE0Bb yTe OBI
IA OT4eIeHd OF rOcyIapcTBa) TO
aTuM cEa3aHO 6HIo lie, EaE pyEo-
BoIcTBo, Ha ~6y4ynIHe BpeMeHa, a
llInb B ycIoBHaX MOMeHTa, TIE. Ha
luTHa 6oro6opqecEoii, caTaHHHcEoii
BlacTH B POccHH, OF IOT0poH II Ha
10, IeiiCTBHTeIbH0, OTIeIaTbca.
(OEOHTaHHe B c,IeI. HOMepe.)
RaHam.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-17
TOCTN N3 EBPOnbI

|llpHGXaIH Il Ham IBa T0cTH H3
coBeTcEOI POccHn. 0IHH IleTp H.
BepHrHH, Mo.IoIoH BOTIb 4yxO6opOB,
IpyrOi - TOIcTOBeD II. BHpyROB.
IBa qe,IOBeEa OqeHb 3aMeqa :
TelbHM He To1bRo I.la 4yX06opoB,
Ho II liz 4pyrHx IOIeH. PeqH Tx
oqeHb HoHpaBHIHeB BceM HpHcyTcT-
BoBaBIIuM Ha co6paHHH. MoIoIoii
Bo%Ib MHorIM Iyxo6opaM IaBa.I BB-
roBop aa Hx omH6RH Il HoyqaI Raj
taIos xHTb f4Hs
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-17
BIAlIH- ,l9GlH, CACH., HAHAIA.
3 8 OTlENE P. 0. 0. BUN.

SIN 0TIe.I ycTpaHBaeT CB0e HpeI
HpHaTHe % %OETa6pa B TypHep roI
yTOI II H BamHHTTOH cTpHT. 0TIeI
HpH3BaI .IyqIIHe cHIH IIa H0cTa-
HOBEH IIepBHi pa3 b TepH IpaMB
,,BHXpHcT'. ,%ID6HTeIH yCH1eHH0 pc
neTHpyIoT 9Ty 1paMy. PeHeTHHHH OBJ
BanT Ho cpeIaM. Nine WH1IIOcB 10
0HBaTb Ha OIH0f peHHTHHHH H IOI
neH cRa3aTB, qTO eCIH HbeCa HpOI-
let Tar Ha cHeHe, RaR Ha peHeTH
HHH, To IehcTBHTeIbHO 9TO HeqTo
HHHOTIa HeBHIaHHOe over B IepH.
9T0 oyer HepBaa 1paMa rs BECK
IpaM, E0T0pBIe yEe cTaBH1Hcb E0TIa
HH6yIb B 9ToM rOpo4e, 81 Obi cone
T0Ba.I BceM pyccRHM BBlX0IHaM ne
Ip0HycTHTb 9TOT Beqep, H%OcM0TpeTb
Ha Dry 4paMy, Il o6paTHTb BHHMaHHe
Ia caMor0 .leIl3epa, HOTopMlI BID0
IaeTca B OIHy HpecTbaHcHyD IeByn
Ry, 6pocaeT cBOD IeHy XaD II 4e-
Tel Ia np0H3BoI cyIb6bI, npHHHMa-
.eT 4pyTyp Bepy, Il yoeraer H3 4oMY.
H0 qepe3 HeEoTopoeY BpeMa 4eByE-
ia %H3MeHaeT JEeii3epy II OH OcTaeTca
HpH pa36HTOM EOpBTe. BO3Bpamaer
ca IOMoi Il TeHe cB0ef B TOT ca
MHh IeHb, BOTIa OHa BbIXOIH.la pa
MyG ga IpyrOrO. .leiiaep ycTaIBH,
O6OpBaHHH, HHIIIHiI He MOaieT HeDe-
HecTH BceTO 9TOT0 HpHHHMaeT III j
yMHpaeT c Hpocb0OH Il cBOeii npeT-
Hell KeHe Il IeTaM, qT00M re Hp0c
THIN envy ga eTo HIoXHe H|CCTyHRH.
Bee pyccEHe EoIoHHcTM He IOl%HH
lIpolIycTHTb 9ToT Beqep, MOO OH 6y-
let HOyqHTeIbHHM I,Ia Hac pyccEHX
B HameI RO.IoHHH TOTe MHOTO eCTb
TaIHX 4paM, re. %H3HH, HOXOTafi
Ha IHaHb .Ieii3epa.
TEPH, HHI. HpnCyTcTBOBaBmNE.
q N . q d %
AHERCAHAP 6A0K
CINxO1BOpeHNa. 8 TOMa. - 500
TeaTp. 5 nbec B O4HOH KHHre. 100
%qyKOBCKNH. KHHra 90 A~AeRcaHApe
bAORe -....- 0.65.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-04

and backed off apparently unable to keep up the pace. They stood toe to toe and sluSged with both hands but Dundee's blows were the more accurate. Latzo was fighting desperately but took two rights to the chin just before the gong.
 Round Four:een-Dundee jump ed in with snappy left to the jaw and then caught Latzo with his right coming in. Latzo took q stiff smack on the nose. The champion kept boring in and hooked his right twice to the head.
 Latzo landed four times to the head without a return but there was little steam behind the blows. Dundee outboxed the champion at close range and landed with both hands to the head. The bell broke up rally by Latzo.
 Round Fifteen-After shaking hands they came together in a wild exchange of punches. Dundee chased Latzo about the ring, crash ing his right to the head. Latzo landed his right to the jaw but took a brace of hooks in return. Latzo tried gamely to land his right but was out-fought at close range.
 Dundee's right crashed and Lat 20 was holding on. Latzo missed with his right and. Dundee smash ed both hands to the head as they fought along the ropes. The bell broke up their last exchange.
 The decision was awarded to Dundee.