davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
6OPbbA C XPNCTNAHCTBOM

M0ChBA. - ll0cIe pa2pBBa all
TIO-c0BeTcEHX OTHOmeHHit 6OIBIHeBH
IN o6pyHIHIH cBOH rHeB Ia XpHcTH
aHcEyO pe.IHrHn. BO BceX EoMMyHH
cTHqecHHX Ta3eTaX HOaBHIHcb era
TbH. Bee cB0H HeyIaqH 6OIbIIeBH-
HI cBaIHBaWT ceiqac He T0IBR0 Ha
HOHTp-peBOIDHHoHHe 3aMBcIB AIR
IHiicRHX HMHepHalHcTOB, HO II Ha
XpHcTHaHcHyD DepHOBb, TAR RaR
".IIoIg IIopI&, WeaH4eHr Hy1HI1
II TeHpH 9opI BO3rIaBIaIoT 9Ty pc
-IHTHD''. !
PyCcHOe pe1HrH03H0e ~HaceAeHHe
OTHOcHTca Il 3TOH Hp0HaTaHIe cOBe
pmeHHQ 6e3pa3IHqHO. B HoMMyHHc
THqecRHe HcTHHH Bee yKe HepecTa
IN BepHTb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
CMEPTb B TNn
HO3E

BEHA. - B ropO4Ee ByIoROR,
B6IHaH %ByIaHemTa, yMep1a MoIo-
Iaa IeByIIEa, HIapa IIITHIMaiiep,
yTaCTB0BaBTIaG, TaH MeIHyM, Ha
cTIHpHTHqecEHX II THTTHOTHqecIHX &c
aHcaX MecTHoTO EpyTRa, OcHOBaHHo
TO HeEHeM NIHeM IOMO3H. 1OMO3H
3arHIIHoTH3HpOBaI IeByHEy, EaI 9T0
yGe 0BIBaIO He pas, HO HOcIe He
cKOIbEIIX MHHyT cha Ola yHaIa Ha
3eMID 6e3 qyBcTB. Bee HonHTEH rHH
HOTH3epa pa36yIH1B ee OEa3aIHcb
HanpacHBIMH. BuaBaHHHif Bpaq KoH
cTaHTHpOBa.I cMeprb. ByIeT HpOHsBe
IeHO BcEpBTHe TpyT1a, II navarro cue
IcTBHe HpoTHB IOMOaH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
VENT lbQOM
-. ynaBmHE C Bosa KycOR Ab4a 6blA
Your B npomAyp cy6OTY Ha qnEaro
sB. 8-MH AeTHAa RapA ROcTaq. ., ,.
My3blRAHT N MEqTATEHbHN-
LA

Cy4ba 9HHTeHH IaI pa3BOT CYL
pyraM BOIbcoH, %%eHHBIuHMHCa B
1918 ToIy. Pa3BOI BH3BaH pacXOas
IeHHeM XapaRTepOM H 3aHaTHff. Mya;
0oIbmOH IIo0HTeIB MyaHEH H BceTIa
or.lanla.I Bo8Iyx cBoeH HrpoH. &eHa
lie erO nMeeT CRI0HOCTb Il IHTepa
TYPE II .IO6HT no MeqTaTb. MysMRa
BceTIa MemaIa eli MeqTaTb, H Hos-
TONY oHa Boa6yIHIa IeIO o pa3BO-
ne. Cy4ba HameI Dry HpHqHHy BHOI
He gOcTaTOqHOif 4Ia pa3Bo4a.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
nAnA bOAbuE
BN3ME

PIN. - HaHa pHMcEHH 3aaBHI
Bqepa, TITO MHorHe Hapo4HBIe 6e4cT
BHa, EaE HoHpHMep, B RHTae, Mex
cHRe II PoccHH aBIaIOTca HpO4yR-
TOM 6oIBmeBH3Ma. BoIBmeBH3M no
eTo MHeHHD, aBIaeTca HeBeKecTBeH
Hoi II xa0THqecEoH 4OETpHHOh. Ocy
WeCTBIeHHe B RH3HH 9TOI I0HTpH-
HH o3HaqaeT Bo3BpaT Il HoIIHHHoMy
BapBapcTBy. 9To yqeHHe npoTHBope
gHT he TOIBRo XpHcTHaHcEoMy HOLM
MsHHp IH3HH, Ho II BceMy XoIy Mn
pOB0i HcTopHH. Hama 3aaBIaeT, qTo
BcaRnI R~yIBTypHHi qeIoBeR IoI-
ken 6opTBca c eToa IoSHof ME
eli.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
qHKarcKaa XpoHHKa

II HOrpe00BaI Ha yIHHy HaqaIbHH-
IA. IIOcIeIHHlf BHIHeI II MeaiIy Hi
NH HaqaIacB peBOIbBepHaa Iy9Ib.
CDIa npHcOeIeHHIHcB IpyTHe HOIH
HeiicEHe. BHIo BBHymeHO cBBIIIe
20 HyIB, Ho HHITO Hs cTpeIaBIHHX
He6H.I paHeH. RaE HoToM BHacHH-
Ioc, IIO Obi HbaH II McTHI cBOeMy
HaTaIBHHEy pa HoTepD cIya6H. Bee
npOx0IHe 30 BpeMa HepecTpeIRH ITO
HpaTaIHcb B IaBRH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22

B OIH0ff H3 pocTOBcEHX BoeHHHX
qacTeH R0MMyHHcTh = B0eHH0
cIyRamHe pa3cyTIaIH 0 IoaSHoM
co4ep4aHHH RoMMyHHcTHTecHOH 8TH-
Ri. Ito paacEaay ZIP. Taa." q MO
Ha) "TOBapHTH IoroBopHIHcb 10 aB
HHx Hecypa3HOcTed". Tar o6cyS4aa
ca BoHpoc MoSer IN E%OMMyHncT TO
MaHIHp %eIaa HoM0q cBOeff SeHe,
BBIMHTb ROMHaTy. 0IHH H3 HpHcyT
cTByDmHX, "sawEmaa aBTopnTeT Ro
MISUNDERSTANDING, 3aaBHI: = MBTTb
ROMaHIHpy ROMHaTy He 9rHqHO .9To
HpH3HaR TOTO, ITO R0MaHIHp HoI-
HaI H0J BIHaHHe cBOef %eHM". Ia
nee B03HHE cIoEHnif B0Hp0c: ITO
4eIaTB EoMaH8Hpy napTHHIy, ecIH
TeHa erO H3 qy%0fi IIa HapTHH cpe
IM7 RaE H%OcTyHIITb c TaRHM ROMaH
9HpoM E%oMMyHHcTOM, ecIH "OH yIoB
IeTBOpaeT bee ee EanpH3H, Bee Ia
IoBaHbe yX0IHT IA HapaIH, cam TH
Bet B HpoToIoIb, : 9THqHO .IH 9To?".
II BOT HamIHcB R0MMyHHeTH, 10
TopHe 3aaBH4H, TITO 1910 BHoIHe
sTHqHo, moo Hapa4Haa @eHa cos4a
eT aBIOpNIeT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
0CB060K4EH. MNTP0n0lNTA
CEPTEA

B llapHHe HO.IyqeHH cBeIeHHa,
ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IlaTpHapmero
Hpeefoaa B PoccHH MHTp. Cepreii
ocBo6oEIeH COB BIacTBO Ha 3aEID
qeHHa. MHTp. Ceprefi nOIyTHI BOB
Mo&HocTb BepHyTbca B MocEBy H Bet
WHITE B yIIpaBIeHHe IepEoBbD. c
ero yVacTHeM Hp0HcXoIaT HepHOB-
HHe cIyH6M B MOcEBe B HpHxOIaX,
HpHBIeRaDWHa Tp0MaIHHe T0IIIH
MoIamHXca. c Hepee34OM MHTp. Cep
req B MocIBy HOpMaIBHaa OpTaHH-
3aHHa "THzoHoBcEoH HepEBH" BO3cT
aHOBHIacb TO Beef POccHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
ABEPECKO PACxMTMA COTHN
MNgINOHOB ZEN ... ..

ByXAPECT. - B pyMHHcEoh
HeqaTH HaqaIacb 9HepTHqHaa HaMIIa
HHa npornB reH. ABepecEo, o6BHHa
eMoTo B c%epbe3HHX 3loyHoTpe0IeHH
ax bHHaHcoBOrO XapaHTepa. b MO-
MeHT orcTaBEH ABepecEo pacHpe4e-
IHI cpeIH cBoHX MHHHcTpoB Bee PoH
IH, HaXoIHBmHeca B pacHopa%eHHH
npaBHTeIBcTBa.
Ito cIoBaM Ta3eT, ABepecEo II eTO
6HBlHHe cOTpyIHHRH pacXHTHIH nee
EoIbHo COT MHaIHOHOB IeH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
AEByLuKA N4EHbrN

y I. ABrycTa 6HIa IeBymra, HO
he 6HIO 4eHeT. 3a 9TO erO IeBymEa
qacTo yHperaIa. ABrycT peTIHI HoIO
IHTB ROHe1 STONY II cIe.Ia.I Ha,IeT Ha
cHrapHyD IaBRy. Tam envy yIaIocb
3aXBaTHTb Is IOIIapOB, HO Jpn BH
X0Ie H3 IaBHH OH HOHa,T B pyRH 10
.ImeficEOro. TeHepB Oh cHIHT B TO-
pbMe, 6e3 IeHer H 6e3 4eBymRH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
1000 nNCEM K B03AN6lEH-
HON

HbO-HOPK. - 60 IeTHHi 10
peHu KHIHaH 1p6HI ArHecy Bap-
qHK BreueHHe IA IeT. 3a 9TO BpeMa
OH HaHHcaI cBoei BoslIo6IeHoh 4.
900 HHceM. ATHeCa he he IIO6HIa
erO II He HaTHcaIa envy Hi oIHOro
HHcbMa. 9TH HHcBMa eli Tar HaIOe
III, ITO OHa apecTOBaIa .IopeHTo.
IIoc.le 9TOrO BID6IeHHHit HepecTaI
HHcaTb eli.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
K0MMyHNCTbI 4AH MHNOHA
RA

.IOH10H. - Ito cIOBaM "IoiiIH
M9fIb", coBeTcRoe HpaBHTeIBcTBo, B
Billy IHEBH4anHH BECK eTO yqpeIIe
HHii B AHrIHH, peulHIo mHpoRO nc
HoIb3oBaTb aHrIHhcRHX H%oNMyHHc-
ToB I.Ia mIIHOHaTa II npOHaTaHIH.
B cBa3H c 9THM, oyer yBelHqeHa
cy6cH4Ha 6pHTaHcEOH E%OMTlapTHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
MOxHO Nv TOPTOBATb C COBETAMN

THTecRHX 3aBOIOB 0HacHO H0Ea3BI-
BaTbca Ha yIHHaX. Pa6oTHe Xo4aT
TpyTTIaMH B HeIaX 6e3OHacHOcTH. b
TeqeHHH OIHod HeIeIH B 9ToM paIl0
He 3aperHcTpHpoBaHO 20 y6HiicTB.
IH0HHHIHHa Tpy4a 0qeHb cIaOa.
I"pOryIM - O6HqHOe aBIeHHe; re-
paIOT MHOro BpeMeHH Ia pasrOBOpH
B pa6OqHe TacH".
ypFBapT lance HpHBO4HT HeEoTo
pHa pemeHHa cOBeTcRHX TpH6yHa-
HOB, = cBHIeTeIBcTByOmHe 0 pHc
re EOTopoMy HeIBep%eHH EOHIIeccHo
HepH B CCCP.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
HyqmE, ZEN B EBPonE

Ha aaBHcTB Beef EBpoHe HapEO
MTpyT opraHH8yeT Hy6IHHOBaHHe Gil
p0ca II npeII0TeHHe TpyIo HOpa-
IH0. CBeIeHHa MOcROBcRHX INJECT
HHx 6HpT TpyIa 6y4yT nepeIaBaTb
ca no pa4nO; TaEHM DE HyTeM HpeI
%HoIaraeTca OcBeIoMHTb 6e3pa6OTH-
BIN o BHsoBaX Tx Ha pa6OTy. Ina
9TOh He.IH Ha BECK 6Hp&ax TpyIa
HpeIHoIaraeTca O6opyIOBaTb ceTB
paIHO-ycTaHOB0I.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
nlEMaHHNR BNuE nPE3N.
AEHTA g,

H,IeMaHHR BHHe Hpe3H4eHTa b.
rIoyc BOa6yTHI 4eIO HpoTHB cBoeh
TeHH o pa3BOIe. GeHHIHcB oHH z
let TONY Ha3aI Il THIH BMecTe BTe
qeHHH 5 IeT. Barren KeHa eTo 6po-
CHA, HecMoTpa Ia TO, ITO OH nIe-
MaHHHE BHue HpeaH4eHTa. 10 ee ga
aB,IeHHaM, MOIoIofi 4oyc 30 MHoToM
Han0MHHaeT cBoeTO %4a4OHIHy, 7. e.
IIO6HT HpOBo4HTB BpeMa B TocTHH-
HHIax cpeIH Beceaoii EOMHaHIH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
B nAAATE AOP4OB

.lOH10H. = Yepe3 ~HeHOTOpOe
BpeMa IIa.IaTa .IopIoB oyer 10 Beef
BepoaTH0cTH, 3%HaTHTeIBHO pebOpMH
poBaHa. qHcIO qIeHOB HaIaTH Hpo
9RTHpyeTca 3H%aTHTeIbH0 CoRpaTHTb.
CeliVac B HaIaTe HacqHTgIBaeTCa
74O TeIOBeE. HpH coRpameHHH IKE
oyer He 6OIBHIe $50 QIeH0B. IIpeI
HOIaraeTca TaE%e H%peIOcTaBHTB Nee
ia B 9ToH HaIaTe pa6OqHM II cODII-
aIHcTHqecEHM IeHyTaTaM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
nOPa4OK B xAHbKOy

KeH 6HTB npeIcTaBHTeIeM II 0THOM
BcerO HapOAa, HO 81 ~HeI0CTaTOqH0
31OpoB MopaIbHo Il bH3HqecEH, qro
OBJ 6mTB 0TTIOM HHTaicROTO Hap04a.
81 yBepeH TITO HpHIer DpeMa B o0'e
IuHeHHOM RHTae oyer HMHepaTOp,
H0 He IO.IReH 0MTb 30 Beck 0TH0me
HHaX BbHme MeHa".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
OTbNPAET RPOBATb

B. TapTHep, cBH cBameHHHEa,
wHBIeEaeT Il OTBeTcTBeHHOcTH re-
BylIIRy T.IaprHHy FaBnH. MOIoIHe
.IIoIH ToTOBHlHCb BcTyHHTB B 6paR.
TapTHep HynHI cBoed HeBecTe MILO
TO HoIapEOB B TOM qHcIe II RpOBaTB.
qepea HeEoTOpOe BpeMa IeBymKa OF
Ea3aIacB B%BIXoIHTb 9aMyE 3a cBIHa
cBameHHHRa H OH Tenep Tpe6yer OF
paTHo no4apeHHyD I'M EpOBaTB II up.
BeHIH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
NCnbITAHNE 6PNHnNAHTOB
NRC--HyqAMN

.IH0H. - AccHcTeHT .IHOHcEoh
HoIHTeHcEOf Ia6opaTopHH, Mania
Ba.Ib, OTEpHI HayqHHii cHoco6 pac-
HoaHaBaHHa Ho4.IHHHocTH 6pHIIHaH
ToB. BpHIaHaHTH HoIBepraDTca zen
cTBHIo yIBTpa-0HoIeToBBIx :1yqeH, II
6oTorpa6HuecEna cHHMoE, B 8aBHcI
MocTH OF qHcToTH %6pH.IIHaHTa, BIZ
xoIHT 6oIee HIN MeHee 0T%qeTIHBbIM.
%Io8IeIBHHe 6pHIAHaHTH TaoT IA
H%IacTHHKe coBepmeHHo TeMHoe H8o
6pa%eHHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
CnAC 4ETEN

lIoHHqefcEHh A. ,IapcoH ycHeI
Ia H0IHoM XoIy npHrHyTb Ha cTIHHy
copBaBmeaca IoIla4H H 3aIepIaTb
ee, .Ioma4b 6HIo HoBepHyIa 30
4Bop, RE HrpaLH IeTH. CMepTB Tx
6bIa Obi HeH36eRHa, ec.IH OBI He
cMeI0cTb II he HaX0IqHBocTb Ho.In-
~DeficEOrO.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
HEPEHETEBMNN OKE'
All

HbT0-H0PH. - 4epMep Map
THH, THBymHi B 25 MHIax OF Mon
TpeaIa, holman HouTOBOrO ToIy6a,
y EoTOpOrO Ha ,IaHT;e 6HIo EO.IbUo
c HaAHHcbD: ",TH1b, 4paHHHa". To
Iy6b 6HI HcTOnIOH OF 4oIrOTO HoIe
ia. 9apMep ocTaBHI erO y coca B
oTHIaHHH, HOEa O6'aBHTca ero xo-
3aHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
%HPOHABuNE OBLuNHbI

B.IAT0BEIIIEHCK. = B 1918
TOIy peIHrHOaHHe O6mHHH y6eTa-
III OF yIacOB rp%a%IaHcRoH BOiiHH
B 4HEHe Ieca Ha AMtpe. OF 9THx 90
HUH He HoIyqHLocB 10 cHX hop HH
IaEHX %H3BecTHH. CefTac OTHpaBIe-
Ha Ha AMyp Oco6aa 9EcHeIHDHa TIa
pO3McHa 3THX ceHTaHTOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
%OTPABAEHNE BA9AaMN

CIIPHHT9H.IbI, NIL. B Nee
THoM EXPERIMENTATION IOMe IeTH OBI
III yrOHIeHM MopO%eHHM. B BabIaX
OEa3aIca EaROH TO Ill. B pe8y1BTa
Te TpH pe6eHEa yMepIH OF OTpaBIe
HHa 9THMH Ba6IaMH, a II OTnpaBIe
HO B TOcHHTaIb B OqeHB HpHTHTec
EOM Ho.IoIeHHH. lponsBOIHTca pas
cIeIOBaHHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
nOHNuENCKNn HAEXAH HA
uEHOBEKA

ExaBmHH 10 1HBepcH yIHIe TO
%.HHGefcEHH B. MapHaH HaNqaIca Ha
II. H.1aHHIa. lOcIeIHHff OF Holy
qeHHBlx ymH6OB yMep B TocHuTaIe.
lIOImefcEOMy HpHIeTca OTBeqaTb
ga cBoh H%ocTyHOH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
CTPElb6A Mckay nOlNuEnC
RNMN

MeIIy HaqaIbHuRoM HoIHDeHcEo
70 yqacTRa 8. TappHcoHoM II yBo.1eH
HHM co c.IyH6H noIHDeIcRHM IIO
npoHaOmIa TpeTBero IHa TOpaqaa
HepecTpeIRa. lilo aBH!Ica B yqacTOR
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
OTPAbNAN CBaulEHHNRA

lBoe- MoIoIHX IDIei HaIIaIH Ha
cBameHHHEa Po6HHca, oTHpaBHBHe-
roca ryIaTB pa ropOI, 3a6paIH y he
TO 25 IoIIapoB HaIHqHHMH, qacH
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
HODb|A yGTAB AKA4EMNN HAyK

cHx hop 6HI o4HH) BH1eHpeaH4eH-
ToB, HeHpeNeHHo ceRpeTapa II TByx
ceRpeTapeh.
HpeRHee HaHMeHoBaHHe "EoH0e
p%eHIHa" yHpa34HaeTca. y%Hpa34Hae
tea II H%paBIeHHe ARa4eMHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
HATpA4A MNCC TpExEM

.IOHI0H. = Mice TpeXeM, 10
Hp0beccH HepeHHcqHHa, HOIyqHIa B
eyre HoIHOe yIOBIeTBOpeHHe cBOerO
HcTa r I&eMcy MeReH3H, HOTOpHLli
CEN let cTHTa.I ee cBOeH HeBecT0if II
Barren IeHHIca Ha IpyToif. CyI Jpn
cyIH.I HOHHHyTOif HeBecTe 1000 d.
%cTepIHarOB y6HTRoB, Ha 100 6yH.
6OIbme, ZEN OHa HpOCHIa.
= MHcc TpeXeM HOTepaIa ceMB
IyTIHHX let cBOeH IH3HH = OF %
10 30 let, - T0BOpHI ea aIBOEaT Ha
cyIe.
u HpoMe 9THx IyTmHX let, eli
npHmIocB HcTpaTHTb Macy IeHer Ha
pacX0IH ITO H0e3IHe Il 1eHHXy. lei
c%TBHTeIbHO, MHcc TpeXeM esIHIa Ia
MaIaHcRHe corpora, RE MeEeH3H
cIyaH,I B TOprOBOf tHpMe. &eHHx
H%ocOBeToBaI eli HpHBe9TH HIaTBa,
m.IaIH II 6eIBe, HpHrOIHOe IIa TpO
HHVecH0TO HIHMaTa. 0Ha CIeIaIa ce
De n HIaTbeB, - zap 6OTHHOE H3
0eIoGl EoEH H MHOrO IpyTHX Iop0-
TIKI BemeIi.
BBcqHTBIBaa pacXOIH cBOef R.IH
eHTEH, aIBoEaT He 3a6BLI II HHceM:
1000 HHceMb ga ceMb let - Ra-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
PA3PyuEHNE NCAARNEBCR0
70 COb0PA

or oIHoa n3 cTeH HcaaEHeBcEo
TO cO6Opa OT.IeTeIH 4Ba 0OIbIIIHX
EycEa MpaMopa o6lHuoBEH, BecoM
OEOIO 3 HyIOB. HecqacTHii c .IIoIb-
NH He 0bIO.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
APECTOBAH BECb C0CTAB NV
NNuNN

B OHoHHHcHHX HpHHcHaX B ia
.6aHEaIbe So HeHpaBHIbH. 3a4epHa-
HHe pa6ROpa apecToBaH Becb cOcTaB
MHIHIIHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22

EOii pacXoI ma NAPKIN, 6yMary II EoH
BepTH!
A, HpOMe TOTO, eme OIHH yIHep0
- HOTepaHHoe 4La IIO0BH BpeMa.
- BO cHO.IBRO Bib 0DeHHBaeTe no
TepaHHyD IO6OB? = cHpOcHI aIBo
RAT.
- 9TOT0 He.IB3a 0UeHHTb. = co
B3JOXOM %OTBeTHIa MHcc TpeXeM.
IHeMc MeEeH3H IOITeH 6MI Bop
FyTBca B HIOTIaHIHD B 1924 T04y.
H0 OH OcTaIca Ha MaIaHcHHx OCT
pOBax eme HOITOpa TOIa. MHcc Ipe
KEN 9aHoIo3pHIa %eHHXa BepHyTB
eli cBO6o4y. "TOIH npoxO4aT, aaeEa
peD" - HHca.Ia 0Ha. HeHHX OTBe
VAL: I" HIIa MeHa HpOxOIaT rOIH,
HO pa3Be 81 MOry O%TRa3aTBca OF Bac,
MoeTO cOHpOBHma".
H0 ROTIa OH BepHyIcR B AHT-
.IHD, OH He TOpOHHIca H HeBecTe.
CHaqa.Ia OTrOBapHBa,Ica IeIaMh, a
HOTOM cO3HaIca, qTO HameI cORpoBH
HE 6OIee IpaTOHeHHOe, VeM MHcc
TpeXeM.
Eli OcTaeTca yTemaTca TEN, ITO
ea BepHOcTb OBeHeHa IoB0IBHO 10
p0rO.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22

II cyMEy c saEycEaMH, a 3aTeM y6e-
, RaIH B IyCTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22
yRPANHcKoE nPABonNcAHNE

yKPANHCKOE nPAB0HNCAHNE
IpOIOI%aeTca B XapbFOBe EoH-
9epeHTHa no yHopaIoqeHHD yEpa-
HHcEOrO HpaBOHHcaHHO. PasIaBaI-
nc TOIOca 0 3aMeHe %HHpHIIHIIH ia
THHHTeT. HoH6epeHHHa BHcEa3a-
zach ga cOxpaHeHne HBH ecymecTBy
DmerO aI9aBHTa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-22

opp. BHyTpH BaTOHa II 5 OPP. cHapy-
EH, 30 BTopoM Il 5 II 4 DIP.
CeHT 9TBeHH aBHIca, TaEHM o6
pa30M, nepBBIM TO BpeMeHH TeIe3HO
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
EILEEN McDANIELS

Miss Eileen McDaniels was a
charming hostess, when she enter
tanned several of her friends Friday
afternoon at the home of h er
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mechanics
on West Seventh street, the occasion
being her tenth birthday anniversary.
Games of various kinds made up the
afternoons entertainment and at five
thirty the guests partook of delic-
ious lunch served by the hostess's
mother, assisted by Miss Doris Nc
Daniels and Miss Frances Klarich.
Miss Eileen received many gifts and
each guest was presented with a pea
nut doll favor
The guest list included Tia Maddow,
Verne Stumpff, Barbara Burns,
Mabel Croonquist, Hazel Stumpff,
Jean Provinse, Gaino Laughney, Mar
garet Simmons, Lillian Albert, Norma
Stumpff, Virginia Burns, Jean Mutt
ing, Jessie Durant, Helen Simmons,
Mary Conwell, Wanda Mcdonald,
Phyllis Lumley, Margaret McDaniels,
Jane Hardy, LaVerna Woodrow and
Margaret Bailey.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28

A. L. Rankin, president of the
Consolidated Mausoleum Company,
was business visitor in Red Lodge
from Billings the early part of the
week.
Ask your grocery for Blue Ribbon
Bread, baked in Red Lodge. Tit.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday by Clerk Of Court G. L. Fin
ley to Stanley Bedrock, %, of Pryor,
and Anna Comes From Above, 90, of
Lodge Grass, Montana. The applicants
were Indians. Mr.. Bedrock gave his
fathers name as Charley Bedrock,
and his mothers maiden name had
been Emma Spotted Hot. Anna Comes
From Above stated her fathers name
was Comes From Above and her
mothers maiden name had beer
Stops Above. Both applicants hac
formerly been married and divorced
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28
SUNDAY AT THE RED LODGE CHURCHES

who can to attend this class, espec-
tally parents of children in the Sum
day school.
Last Sunday those present were de-
lighted with the visit of Rev. j. A..
Meeke of Great Falls, who gave an
address at both morning and evening
services. He also spoke at Roberts in
the afternoon. Rev. Meeke is travel
ing the state this year in the inter-
ests of the old pioneer preachers.
Monday Of this week a delightful
social evening was spent at the
church, the occasion being the recep-
ton for the new members of the
church. A program was given con-
sisting of songs and addresses. The
congregation sang, "The Church in
the Wild Wood" Mr.. L. H. Tooley
rendered a solo entitled, "The Beau
tiful Garden of Prayer" The follow
ing addresses were given H. A. Sim
mons spoke a welcome from the Of
ficial board. F. w. Schwin spoke for
the Sunday school, and Mrs. ]. I
Bradley for the Ladies Aid society
. Mach ~ these these gave few appropriate
words in explanation of the work OF
| their departments and a welcome to
the new members to take part in them
The principal address was given by
Rev. J. A. Meike who spoke upon thg
task of the church today, using as his
text, "Take Care of Him." The pas.
tor then presented each new member
with a certificate of membership anc
all joined in singing blessed Be the
Tie that Binds" After this the for.
NAL program gave way to persona
Misunderstanding and greetings. The fina
feature was the refreshments served
by the Ladies Aid society, consisting
of fruit punch and waters. Mesdames
WEIGH, Suggs and Schwin were the
efficient committee,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28
METHODIST CHURCH

The revival meetings, which have
been of much interest to all, are over,
and the spring fever is gripping us,
so that we will have to be very care
full not to let down in our interest
and activity in the work and worship
of the church, We urge all our mems
bers and friends to strive to hel p our
spiritual life up to its highest pitch.
We need it in the summer season as
we'll as in the winter.
The schedule for the services for
each week will be carried on as fol-
lows:
Sunday school, 1000 a. m.; Ep-
worth League, 700 p. M; evening
worship, 800 p. M; Sunday school
and church at Roberts, 200 p. m. and
300 p. M; choir rehearsals, TOO p
M, and 800 p. m. Tuesday evening
Ladies Aid society Wednesday, al
300 p. m. Other activities will be an
nounced from time to- time.
An adult bible class is to be organic.
ed at the Sunday school next Sunday
morning. We cordially invite all adults
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas, the Almighty in his in
finite wisdom has seen fit to take
from our midst one of our most loyal
and efficient members, Peter
Klobucar, man true always to the
highest ideals Of manhood and citizen
ship, and
Whereas, the death of this brother
member is also a severe blow to the
family circle which it has thus in
vaded, be it
Resolved, that we extend our most
sincere sympathy, fulfil though it is,
to the bereaved widow and children
and to the other relatives, and be it
further
Resolved, that copy Of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the minutes
of this meeting, a copy be presented
to the sorrowing family, and copy
published in the local papers; also
that our charter be draped in mourn
ing for a period of thirty days from
this date as mark of the lasting res
pect and affection in which he was
held.
Committee on Resolutions, Local
No. It'll, U. M. w. Of A.
William Abrahamson
Peter Kovack,
Ted Schmidt,
George Mcdonald.
Red Lodge, Montana, April %, 1927
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28

| Mayme Grimm was brought to
Adams hospital Monday night from
her ranch home west of Red Lodge,
suffering from an attack of appen-
dicitis.
Booking orders for S. c. White
Leghorn baby chicks for May; $14.OO
per 100. Clifford Lefever. Box 822,
city. 4-3t
Wilma Helen Vincent, two day old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Vim
cent of Luther, was buried in the
Ruckman cemetery Monday. The
Downward Funeral Home had charge
of arrangements.
FOR RENT: Nine room house,
garage, good barns and twenty-five
lots of ground. Inquire of August
Slaby. Box 825, City. Tit
o.. J. Salo, who went to Thermopolis
three weeks ago, is reported in good
health at the present time. He ex-
poets to be home in a week or ten
days, recovered from a severe at
tack of rheumatism.
FOR SALE: One large office safe
Also Counter, ice cream freezer and
crusher and other ice cream supplies
Will sell reasonable. Write Box 124
Fromberg. 7-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Anderson drove
to Red Lodge from Billings Tuesday
morning and were accompanied by
Mrs H. A. Gilsdorf and Mrs. Paul
Vassar. They came up to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Schroeder,
Dir. Riesland, the we'll known opti-
cal specialist, who fits eyes by the
most modern methods may be consult
ed at the Pollard hotel all day of each
day, May 27, % and 20. 7-5t
Mrs. R. G. Wiggenhorn and daugh-
ter Ruth of Billings are guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. North
rop. Mr.. Wiggenhorn made business
trip to Red Lodge Tuesday, return
ling to Billings in the evening.
Seventh and eighth grade pupils
will take state examinations at Bel
fry, Bridger, Edgar, Joliet, Roberts
Luther and Red Lodge on May 2S
and "a. Fromberg schools have beer
exempt by the state board of educa-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Palmer left
Tuesday for Palmer, Kansas, in com
pany with the remains of Jonathan
Hayworth, a brother of Mrs. Palmer
Mr.. Hayworth was found dead in his
bachelor home near Luther on Marcl
8. Burial will be made in Palmer.
A modern dry cleaning plant a
your nearest postoffice. We pay
postage both ways on $500 or over
All kinds of alterations and repair
ing. We do better for less. Downward
Odorless Dry Cleaners. Tit
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-04-28
SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Thirteenth
Judicial District of the State OF
Montana, In and for the County of
Carbon.
ANTON JOHNSON, Plaintiff, VS..
All persons claiming any interest in
or lien upon, the real property here
in described, or any part thereof, de-
PENDANTS.
The State of Montana, to all per-
sons claiming any interest in, or lien
upon, the real property herein des-
cribed, or any part thereof, defend
ants, GREETING:
You are hereby required to answer
the complaint of Anton Johnson,
plaintiff, filed with the clerk Of the
above entitled Court, within sixty
days after the first publication of this
Summons, and set forth what inter
est or lien, if any, you have in or up
on that certain real property, or any
part thereof, situated in the County
of Carbon, State of Montana, particu
larly described as follows:
Lot seven of Section six in Town
ship eight south of Range twenty
east and the Lot six of Section one
and the Lot one of Section
twelve in Township eight south of
Range nineteen east Of the
Principal Meridian, Montana, contain
ing one hundred thirty acres and
ninety-seven hundredths of an acre.
And you are hereby notified that I'M
less you so appear and answer,
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint,
to-wit: to determine the heirship of
the said Maria Johnson, deceased,
and to quiet the title to said lands
herein described in the plaintiff and
in one James Hamill and to have said
court adjudge the plaintiff and the
said James Hamill to be the owners
in fee simple absolute of the said
lands and the whole thereof, in the
following proportions: an Undivided
two-thirds interest in said lands in
said plaintiff, and an undivided one
third interest in and to said lands in
said James Hamill, and to forever
bar all other persons whomsover, 9TH
er than the plaintiff and the said
James Hamill, of and from any right
title, interest, or equity whatever in
or to said property, or any part there
Of, or any estate of inheritance, free
hold, or otherwise, in the said prop
erty, and for such other relief as may
be equitable.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of
said court, this 21st day of April, A
d.. 1927
(SEAL) G. L. FINLEY,
Clerk of the above named Court
Memorandum
The following persons are said Il
claim an interest in or to said prop
erty adverse to Plaintiff: james
Hamill, Roslyn, Washington
JOHN G. SKINNER,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Red Lodge
Montana.
First publication April 28 1927
Second publication May 5, 1927.
Third publication May ~, 1927.
Fourth publication May 10, 1927