davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07

PPM. Ito npHEa3aHID Mycco-
aHHH, 4amHcTcEaa HapTHd BHcTy-
nMla C pe3RHM oTBeToM Ha HeIaB-
HHh MaHH1ecT MocKoBcRoro HHTep-
HagHoIa, HanpaBIeHHBE HpoTHB pa
MHcTOB B HTaIHH.
B cBoeM oTBeTe 4amHcTH o6BH
HaOT 6o.IbmeBHRoB B TOM, qTo oHH
To.IBRo yrpo%aDT MHpy B EBpoHe H
9agaDTca neIbD C HoMOGibD mTH-
Rob HacH.IbcTBeHHo BaBa9aTb Been
8pyTHM cTpaHaM "cO1HaIbHyD Il 10
MMyHHcTHgecEyD TnpaHHD."
9amHcTM T0BOpaT b cBOeM oTBe
re, qTO OH he HaMepeHM 6paTb
ypoEoB y "npo4eccHoHalbHBIx map
IaTaHoB ROMMyHHcruqecKoro HHTep-
HaHHoHaIa'', BoTopBe "paaTpoMHlH
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
ATEHTyPA TT7y "a TPAHNlEN

.I0H10H. "MopHHHr HocT"
npHB0IHT H3BLeqeHHa H3 RaR0TO TO
HOIyqeHHOrO B .IoHIoHe H3 lIIBeHHa
pm IoHyMeHTa, pa3qhJaqapWeT0 ne
a%TeIbHoeTb aredToB Thy ga TpaHH
TeH.
3aTpaHHqHaa ceHHHa THY c0cTO
ut H3 cIeIyDuIHx 0TIeIOB: y opTa
HH3aHH0HHMIi H HHcIeRnHOHHHil,
p onepauHoHHMf, y EoHTp paa
BeIBrBare1bHBIli, ~ oTIeI HapyTHo
70 Ha~6.IDIeHHa II 7. i. Thy HMeeT
aTeHTOB 30 BECK HHOcTpaHHHX Iep-
RaBaX.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
B3PblB B RPAR0BE

RPAR0B. B HponIIOe BOcEpece-
HE 3Iecb HpOH30meI B3pHB aMyHH
UHOHHOrO cHLaIa, 30 BpeMa K0T0p0
TO 6HlO y6HTO II paHeHo OIoIO 800
TeIOBeH. CHA BapEBa 6HIa TAR Be
,1HEa, ITO b rOpOIe He OcTaIocb Hi
oIHoTO 1eIOro oEHa. B3pBIBoM 6B1o
yHHqTOKeHO OKo.IO 300 THcaT 6yH
TOB I%HHaMHTa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07

TEHIlHH. CDIa HpH6HI rpaH-
.cH0pT aMepHEaHcHHX c0IIaT Ila 3a
mHTH aMepHEaHcEHX HHTepecOB +
ceBepHOM RHTae. Ha IHaX TyIa IKE
yeIeT EOMaHIyDmHii BpHTaHcGHMH
BOeHHBMH cHIaMH R llIaHxae,, rene
PAL lyman, LII BBacHeHHa c03Ia
BmeT0Ca H0IOReHHH.
AccOUHaHHa XpHcTHaHtEOi Mo
.IOIeIH coo6maeT, ITO B HacTOaHlee
BpeMa B XaHbHOy HaxOIHTca 6OJee
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
qECTBOBAHNE ROCTDmRO

B TpOmIOe BocRpeceHBe qHEar-
CRHe H0IaRH YeCTB0BaIH HaMaTE
cBoeTO Ha1HOHaIBHOrO TepOa TaIe-
yma KocTDHEo. B TyM6OlI HapRe:
RE HaX0IHTca HaMaTHHH ROcTDm-
10, c06paIocB cBBIme $4,000 HOBS
Rob. G peqaMH BHcTyHaIH MHorHt
o44H1HaIbHHe IHDa, a TaETe HO.Il
cEHii EoHcyI B qHEaro, KypHHEoB(
EHH. IIaMaTHHE OBI yEpameH HO.IT
GRIMM 4IaTaMH H 1BeTaMH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
CEP6Na nOPBANA
C ANbAHNEN

BElIPAI. BB3BaHHHe B cBa-
3H c apecTOM cep6cEorO IpaTOMaHa
b AI6aHHH 0cI0IHeHHa 3aEOHqH-
IHcb pa3pHB0M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oTHomeHHli MeRIy Cep6HeI H AI6a-
HHeH.
Cep0cEOe HpaBHTeIbCTBO, RaR
H3BecTH0, B H0cJaHH0M AI6aHHH
ALTERNATING Tpe60BaIa HeMeIIeH-
H0r0 OcBO00KIeHHa apecTOBaHHOTO
%IpaTOMaHa, AI6aHHa DE R 9T0M OF
Ha3aIa Ha TOM |0cH0BaHHH, ITO ape
cTOBaHHHH Ipar0MaH, RaR ypGReHeH
Al0aHHH, He HoIb3yeTca %IHHl0Ma-
THTeCKHM HMyHHTeTOM.
llOcIe OTEa3a B yIOBIeTBOpe-
HHH yIbTHMaTyMa, cep6cEHH H0Be-
peHHHii B Ie.IaX BMecTe co Beef
cB0eH cBHTGH Il0ItIHyI npeIe,lN Al
.6aHHH.
B cBa3H' C pa3pHBoM Ha Ba.IRa-
HaX Ha0IDIaeTca TpeB0KHOe HaCT-
poeHHe. BO3MOIHO %B0OpyHeHHoe
cTOIEH0BeHHe Me&Iy Cep6Hei H Al
0aHHeH. Ha H0MOmb "H0cIeIHell MO-
HeT B%HcTyIHTb ee con3HHDa -HTa
IHd.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
4OP4 nPOTNB KA3HN

HbD H0PH. B 6eceIe C oIHHM
H3 MecTHHX TypHaIHcT0B, IeHpH
dopI 3aaBHI, ITO OH aBIaeTca he
HpHMnpBIMbIM H|poTHBHHHoM cMepT-
Hoii Ea3HH. CMepTHaa Rabbi aBIaeT
ca, TO eT0 MHeHHD, BapBapcHHM Tie
peKHTH0M II HHR0TIa He M0HeT
6MTb "ycTpameHHeM" lii HpecTyn
HIIE0B.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
ITO 3AnPEHEHO BBO3NTb B
CCCP N3 ga TPAHHubI

M0CHBA. 9EcTpeHHOe orIe.1e-
HE cOBeTa HapOIHOrO xO3aiicTBa G
CCP 3%aHpeTHIO BBO3HTb H3 ga Tpa
HnlIH rpaMO4oHHHe HrOIEH, pyTHBe
Hr.IB, Ta.IbR, MBImbaK, RaoIHH, 9Ma
IHpOBaHHyD HOcyIy, BcaEHe 3aMEH
II 20 pa3HBX HpeIMeTOB o0yBHOrO
poH3BoIcTBa. 3aHpeuIeHHe BH3BaHo
TEN, qT0 Hp0H3B0ICTB0 9THX HpeIMe
T0B yI0BIeTBOpHTe.HbH0 n0cTaBleH0
b CCCP.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
KONOHTAA yEXA1A B bEPHNH

BEPA KPyII. COBeTcEaa H0c.1H
Ia %KOIIoHTaH, ycTaBTuaa OF cBoHx
TaEelHX TpyIoB B MeKcHRe, yexa=
Ia Bqepa IA oTIHX B TepMaHHD.
C~Bo6oIHyD ID6oBb OHa oyer npo-
HOBeIBIBaTb cedqac IA pOcROHIHBIX
HeMeHEHx RypOpTaX.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
60lbmEBNRN B bPA-
3NlNN

Pho IE GAHET1PO. MecTHofi
%HoIHHnefi pacHpMT KOMMyHHcTHqec-
RHii 3aTOBOp. ROMMyHHcTH TOTOBH-
.IHcb 3aXBaTHTb TopOI B cBOH pyKH
H oTpa6BTb 10 OcHoBaHHa bee ga
RHTOVH0e HaceIeHHe. IlOIHDHea
%apecToBaHO bee cO6paHHe %HOMMyHH-
cTHqecRHx .1HIepOB. Bee OHM 6yIyT,
BepOaTHO, BHc,IaHH H9 cTpaHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
60CNKOM 3A 6AH4NT0M

B ION HOIH1eacEOTO 3a0paIca
Tpa6HTeAB. Pas6y%eHHHif cTyROM
HOIH1encEHE cxBaTH,I %peBoIbBep, Z
B ogHoM HH%HeM 6eIbe TpHHaIca
HpecIegOBaTB rpa6HreIa. IIOToHa
npoIoI%aIacb 10 TEX mop, HOEa TIC
%.IHIedcEHH EpeTRo He y4apHIca DC
coli Hor0D 0 HaMeHb Ha yHHHe. 9TC
gaIO BO3MO%HocTB 6aH9HTy cEpHTl
ca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
CNHAMuNP0BAHNE C6bITA
06yBN

MOCHBA. HpMHccHeff CoBera
TpyIa H o6opOHH B MOcRBe npHHa
TO nocTaHoBIeHHe 0 HOIHON CHHIH-
1HpoBaHHH c6HTa 10 EpyHHehmHz
RoEaHHBIx TpecToB PoccHH. 9TH Tpe
cFM 1oaxHH 6yIyr cIaBaTb RoTaH-
HoMy CHHIHEaTy bee cBoe HpoH3BoH
cTBo, ga Reinforcement ToH qacTH.
HoTopaa peaInayeTca TpecTaMH qe-
pes cymecTByWmHe co6crBeHHBIe pc
3HHqHBe MaTa3HHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
TPOIKOTO NCKHNqANT N3
nAPTRK

M0CKBA. MOcR0BcFHii HOMHTeT
EOMMyHHcTHTecRuii HapTHH Tpe6yeT
HcBIDueHHa NIB HapTHH TpOTEOrO II
3%HHOBbeBa. BHHOH BceMy aBIaIOTca
H0cIeIHHe BHcTyHIeHHa TX HpOTHB
Me%IyHapOIH0i HO.1HTHRH CTaIHHa.
IIOI06HBe Tpe6OBaHHa nOcTyHaDT
H3 1pyrHx TOp0IOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
"a PA3BOg0M B nAPNX

qHKAT0. H%3BecTHaa apTHcTEa
MapHIHH MHIIep yexa.Ta Bqepa R
IlapHI ga pa3BoIoM. B AMepHKe pa
3BOIM IaDTca He OqeHb IeTHO, a
H09TOMy 6oraTHe |aMepHRaHRH ye3-
&aDT I.Ia 9TOTO B IIapHT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
PACCTPENbI B OlECCE

0IECCA. MecTHOH YeKOfi 6HIo
paccTpeIaHO 3Iecb ) Te.IOBeE ga
mnHOHa% B hobby PyMBHHH. ,Ipy-
THe yqacTHHHH 9TOi mHH0HcRoT OPP
TaHn3aDHH HpHrOBOpeHH Il 10 let
HeMy TOpeMH0My 3aR1IOqeHHD.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
ynAHA C PE6EHROM HA Ply
KAX

IopoTH TapBapI, 4ep&aBmaa Ha
pyEax 4 .IeTHpD 8eBoqRy, HocRO.Ib-
sHyIacb H yHaIa. IeBoqRa OF Holy
qeHHHx ymH6OB yMepAa. Cana To-
BapI H%axOIHTca Ha HyTH K BH3gOpO
BAeHHD.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
BAHgAgN3M

H%eH3BecTHHe IHIa, pa3'e3&aa B
aBToMo6HIe, 6poca.HH B HpomIOe 30
cHpeceHBe RaMHaMH B BHTpHHM Ma
raaHHoB. OKLA B Tpex aITeRax ora
3aIHcb p%a36HTHMH. IIoIH1Ha paaH
cKHBaeT HeH3BeCTHBTX IHT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
bOPEu yMEP

B Tap4H1b4 TocuHTa1e cEoHTa-
,,1ca A. EuuIep, TO npoQeccHu 90
pen. B upomlyp cy60oTy OH 6opo-
:1ca b yMCA C CuraepoM. IlOcIel
|HHii .EpeHKo 6pOcHI RHHIepa Ha
H0I, qT0 Il |nOcIyEHTO IpHqHHol
,cMepTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
CnAlA 72 qACA

HoHa BOreM npocnaIa Y. Taca.
llpH3BaHHBIe BpaqH He M0rIH pas
,6yIHTb ee. lilo 3aaBIeHHD Mya;a, b
%Hoc,IeIHee BpeMa ero HeHa cTpaIa-
ia 6eccoHHHHeH II npHHHMaIa pas
IHqHHe ,IeHapcTBa, TTo0M 3acHyTb.
ll0IIaTaDT, ITO 9TH leEapcTBa II I0
cIyTHIH npnuHHoii ee 0ecHpepHBHo
70 Y qaCOB0r0 cha.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
BbIcTABRA RoCTDMOB
uAPCKON CEMbM

IIETP0IPA1. B AIeEcaHIpOBc
Rom = IBop1e My8ee B IeTcRoM 60.
|UapcEoM) ceIe .oTEpHTa Ia IHax
l6oabIIaa BBIcTaBRa EOcTDMOB, HpH-
HaIIeEamHx DapcEOH ceMbe. Ha
BBcraBRe 9EcHOHnpy1oTca MyHIHpB
'pa3HBIx HoIE0B HHROIaa II II IA
cIeIHHEa AIeHcea, HapaIHHe II
O6HgeHHHe H.IaTBa HapHrIH II OLE
|T1H UapcKHx 4oTepeii.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
CyMACuE4mNn PARNH KEHy

CTaHHCIaB llIHaE BBIcTpe.IOM Ha
peBOIbBepa paHH.I cBoD EeHy AHHy.
.IIOCIegHaa %8aaBIaeT, ITO ee MYTH
,IHIHH.ICa paccy1Ka BcIeIcTBHe cHIB
HOrO yHOTpe6IeHHa aIH0TOIa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
bee HOTEPalA

AIHca IIpeBO bee HoTepaIa: pc
gHTeIef, My&a II pa6oTy. Po1HTe.IH
yMep1H, My%a 3a6pa.Ia 4pyraa TeH
wHHa, a pa6OTy B HC.qHoM Ea6ape
= MOIOgaa geBymRa. IlocIe 9TorO
IIpeBO pemIIa HOROHqHTb caMOy0H
ficTBOM. 0Ha HpHHaIa aI, HO 6HIa
|CHaceHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
RAR AEqAT 3y6bl B MOCKBE

M0CRBA. Ha gHax B MOcRBe
oTupa3gHoBaa 5 ,IeTHe cBOerO cyuIe
erBoBaHHa TocyIapcrBeHHHa HHcTH
TyT 8y6oBpaqeBaHHa, 3a 5 let cy
mecTBoBaHHa 6BIo o6c1y%eHo 80.
.331 oo.IBHHx, HMeBmHx 237.884 10
cemeHHa. HHcTHTyroM OHIO BBHy-
meHo 2.915 npoTe3oB " $500 aolo
TBIx sy6oB. ,IyqmHMH IeHTHcTaMH,
|o8HaRo, bee enc cqHTaDTca areH7
TEL Thy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
yKPAA CBON AOqb

lloIHgHa apecTOBaIa 2. IaMM0-
HIa ga TO, qTo OH yRpa,I cBoD 4oqb,
E0TOpaa he TII.Ia C HIM BMeCTe. Fam
MOHI pa3BeIca C cBoeH IeHoi Is
let TONY Ha3aI. Or geTeii OH T0rIa
0THa3aIca. TaMMOHI BTOpHqHo IKE
HHIca H HMeeT IeTei OF BTOpOTC
6paEa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
n 0 P 0 C C N v
9KCnOPT 9PyRTOB N3 poo
CNN

M0CRBA. HOcyIapcTBeHHHM TO
prOBHM EoMHTeTOM nOIHaT BOHpoc
90 OpTaHH3aDHH neutrality-suspicious.
cynIKH RpyETOB B POccHH II IIa Oh
cnOpTa ga TpaHHIy. B HepByD Que
peIb Hpe4nOIaraeTca OpraHH3aHHa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cymHIoR B Cpe
IHeii A3HH II Ha HaBRa3e.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
OXPAHaDT AEByWKy

ION, B EoTOpoM THBeT BeTH 3H-
IrepaIbI, OXpaHaeTca H0IH1HeH.
IeBymRa HoIyqHIa HHcBMO, B RoTo
pom HeASBecTHHe IH1a yrp0EaIoT
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
AMEPNKAHCKNE BORCKA NpN6bUIN
B TEH4NH

5000 paHeHHx cOJ.IaT. YHcIO pane
HHX c RaGIbIM IHeN yBelnqHBaeT-
ca. AccOHHaHHa 06paIIaeTca ga 10
M0nIbD Il aMepHHaHcEOMy Hace.Ie-
HIIO, TaE RaR RHTaiicEHe DOaRH Ma
10 3a6OraTca 0 cBOnX paHeHbIX col
IaTaX.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07

POInreIH HpeIHO1araDT, ITO OHa
HaMepeHa HpO6paTbca B kaHaIy, a
0TTyIa yeXaTb B POccHD. II0HcRH
ee he HpHBe.IH HH Il EaToMy pe3yHb
TaTy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
.C6EXAHA 4OYb 3AHEH6EPTA

HbD H0PH. "HpomaiiTe! To-
KHIaD Bac HaBcerIa." TaHyD 3aHH
cRy OcTaBH!1a p%oIHTe.IaM Is. let
Haa HHHa 9aleH6epr, 1Oqb HaBecT
Horo B Hbp Hoppe pyccEorO TQIo-
HHcTa H. 9a1eH6epra. IeBymEa
B8aIa C co6oD 60 Io.I. II Hcqea-
ia Ha IoMa po1HTeIeif.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07

BEHA. B 3aIb16yprcEoN o6mec-
TBeHHoM HapRe npoHsomIa Bqepa
TaRe1aa 8paMa. HeEHH HocHR Tom
NE, BeHcRHa %HTe1B, BcTpeTHB TAM
cBoD 20 IeTHDD %eHy B coHpoBO-
&IeHHH MoIoIoTo Te.IoBeEa, AHIop-
9epa, BHxBaTHI peBoHbBep H cTe-
nan geBaTb BHcTpeIoB. HaTb nyIb
HonaAH B EeHy. TpeMa ny!IaNH cNe
pTeIbHo paHeH ee cHyTHHE. IleBa-
TWO HyIp TONNE nycTHI ce6e B
BHcoR. CNepTb HacTyHHaa MrHoBeH-
Ho. TpyIHo DpeIcTaBHTb ce6e HAHN
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
CMEPTb C nAPAuDTOM

HCT IlPOBHIEHC. .%IeTUHR Pei
Hahn HOIHaIca 3Iecb Ha BO3Iym-
HON mape IA 1000 4yToB. C oToii
BbIcoTB envy 3%aXOTeIocb %HpHrHyTb C
HapamDTOM, EOT0pBIH 10 RaEHM TO
HpHTHHaM He pacEpHTCa. .leTqHH
y6H1ca. Ha HoIe npHcyTcTBOBaIo
H~ecH0IbRO COT qeI0BeR.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
4PAHuy3CRNE 1ETqNRH HI
yPAgE

HAPPIER. 6%paHUyacEHe .IerTH-
Ri, ROcTe H PHO, HaMepeBaBmHe-
ca 6eSOcTaHoBoqHO HepeIeTeTb R
YHTy, a Barren B aHOHHD, JOIRHBI
6HIH cHyCTHTbCa Ha ypaIe Bc.IeI-
cTBHe CHIbHOrO TyMaHa. .IeT4HHH
CO00maDT, ITO H0IeT Xix aBIaeTCa
HeO6MqafiHo TpyIHHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
COBETCKNE AHEK4OTb|

saana."
0THocHTeIbHo Ra%Ior0 H3 9THx
BH8oB 8aHHa Tpe6yerca "4aTb Hcqe
pnBBaDmHH HH4poBoft MaTepHa1
IHa KaqecTBeHHoR n %RoIHqecTBeH-
HoH xapaETepHcTHRH Bpe4Hoff 4ea-
re.IbHOcTH sahIa."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
COB. BbICTABKN 3A TPA
HNuEN

M0CKBA. B TeqeHHe IeTa q
oceHH 1927 TOIa ga TpaHHHeff 6y-
geT opraHH8oBaHO 20 coBeTcHHx BH
eTaBOK. BHepBHe BHcTaBEH HaMeqa
OTca B TypHHH Il IIepCHH,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
4PAMA 05YECTBEHHoM CA4y

KY B napRe. HOrIa aBHIacb noIH-
IHa, Ha aIIee .IeTaIH TpH oRpOBa-
BIeHHBx Tela, BMacHHIOcb, ITO
y6HTaa HoRHHyIa cBOero MyEa nee
R0IbE0 HeIeIb Ha3aI II pa00TaIa
Ha RECONCILIATION 3aBoIe, RyIa ee
ycTpoHI AHIopbepI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
PAHNN MA1bqNKA

HolmeficRHii A. lIIyIbI, cTpe-
,1aBmHf nc 6aHgHTaM, paHHI 5 let
hero MaIbqHEa 8. 4ay4aHHoc.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
HABOgHEHNE B NAANHONCE

HABO4HEHNE B NAANHONCE
RAMP, Hi. 0TcUIa 6HIO 9Ba-
EyHpoBaHo Buepa oEOlo 5000 qelo
BeR, TaE EaE oToMy He6OIBHoMy 70
pOIRy rpO3HT 6OlbmOe HaBOIHeHHe.
HOMOIIb %6eReHDaM ORa9HBaeT AMe
pHRaHcRHh HpacHBii HpecT. B DI-
HbIx mraTax BoIa B MHccHcHnH
3HaTHTeJbHO H0HH3HIaCb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
Cbl3PAHb 06'aBAEHA HA NC
RADqNTEHbH0M O1OWEH

b BHIy yrpoSaeMoro CHspaBa
SaToTIleHHa B cBasu c pasIHBoM 30
1rH llpeaHIHyM BTIHE nocraHoBna
oo,aBHTb ropog Ha HcBIpqHTeAbHoM
HOHoSeHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07
qnKarcKaa XpoHnKa

y6HTb ee, ec.IH OHa oyer BHcTy-
Hath cBHIeTeIbHHDeh HpOTHB mai-
RI 6aHIHTOB, He4aBHo %apecTOBaH-
HHX,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07

yqeT IOIIa1eH II TpaHcHOpTHBIX' cpe
IcTB, apeHIHHe OTHOmeHHa, BBI1e-
.IH, pa31eIbT, EyHIa = HpOIaHa CT
poeHHf, HaeMHHif TpyI, H00oqHBe
3apa6OTRH, Bee O6'eRTM O6IO&eHHa,
Bee O6'eETM C|TpaXoBaHHa, Bee che
IeHHa 0 H0ceBaX, - cIOB0M, bee
9IeMeHTH, H3 RoTopHX c0cTaBHaeT-
ca IH4Haa, O6mecTBeHHaa II XO3a-
iCTBeHHaa HH3Hb RpecTbaHHHa.
"H3BecTHa'' GO Maa) HHmyT,
qTO "ycTaHOBIeHHe eIHHOi cHcTe-
NIB HepBHqHOTO yqeTa no HOIBOp-
HBM RHIITaM BHeCeT TOYH0CTB II sc
HOcTb b pa6OTy I%epeBeHcROro anna
para. IIoIBopHaa EHTra oyer Ha-
cT0IbH0ii RHUTOH C~eIbcOBeTa II Opy
IHeM yHpaBleHHa XO3aiiCTBeHHof II
EyIBTypHof IH3HH IepeBHH,"
CTpamHaa RHHTa KHBOTa! Be3y
MHaa apaEqeeBCHaa yT0nHa!
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-07

Ha mHabaX II y cTeH Hap00pa3oB,
.I0THHMaDT y Hac 10 30 HpOD,. name
70 II 6e3 TOTO yH.IOTHeHHOrO pa0O-
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1880 p. m, E. S. T., the Royal
Windsor arrived from Old Orchard,
Me, to refuel preparatory to flight
across the ocean to Windsor, Eng
land.
Levine Still Waits
Charles A. Levine of Bellanca
monoplane Columbia found flying
conditions too unfavorable today for
the start Of his flight from Gram
well, England, to New York. He ins
timated that unless the weather inn
proved before Tuesday he would give
up the idea of return fight this
year.
Capt. Frank T. Courtney and his
Flying Whale still were at Corunna.
Spain, with no indication of when
the fight from Plymouth, England,
to New York would be resumed.
William S. Brock and Edward r.
Schlee flew through a monsoon to-
day on their way from Calcutta.
India, to Burma and, compared to
1t. the crossing Of the Atlantic was
a picnic.
1t was by far the most trying ex-
perience thus far of their flight
around the world in the monoplana
Pride of Detroit
The distance was only 665 miles,
but it was an eight-hour struggle
over strange territory in the face Of
fierce winds and binding rain.
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Passenger Ships Turn From Course, Speed
Toward Disabled Craft in Effort to
Arrive Before Darkness Falls.
BELIEVED 900 MILES FROM COAST
Three Men Aboard Have Rubber Boat, Plenti-
full Supply of Food; Wind Is Light,
Sky Is Overcast


Darkness moved westward the rain-swept Atlantic
this afternoon while the steamships Carmana and Transy
vana sped the assistance of the monopane Old Glory in
effort her of three before nghfa arrved
Meanwhile another plane had started the Atlantic
eastward.
1t was a of the elements against and his ma
chimes If the hurryng darkness spread the ocean
before either vessel reached Old Glory the likelihood of
cue would become slight.
Masters of both vessels radioed the United Press today
that they had received Old Glorys wireless and that
they searching They indicated that they would main
tain the search until nightfall
Old Glory, with Lloyd W. Bertaud, James Dewitt Hill
and Philip A. Payne aboard presumed to be between
ZOO and 900 miles northeast of Cape Race Newfoundland
few moments after report of Old Glory's predcament
received the Sir John CARING took off from Harbor
Grace N F. for London boldly following the Old Gorys
trail into the east
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arrived at the courtroom about
a. m. in custody Of Warden DAILY,
Parole Agent j. M. Stipp, and
Guard Evans. A lone motorcycle
officer had escorted the prison car
from Michigan City, about thirty
four miles.
AS Stephenson stepped into the
courtroom he nodded to Mrs.
Martha Dickinson of Seymour, Ind,
his confidential agent of former
days.
Stephenson spent most of the
time looking through law looks and
frowning as he occupied a chair
next to Rocker.
South Bend was not excited over
the visit of Stephenson. only thirty
persons, including officials and
newspaper men, being in the court
room.
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WITNESSES GO
BEFORE JURORS
Banker and Attorney Are
Called to Testify.

Two witnesses we're heard by the
Marion County grand jury today as
it continued its political corruption
investigation. Remainder of the
morning was spent in conference
with prosecutors.
Witnesses heard we're John
Sumerville, of the Continental Ma
tional Bank, and M. L. Clawson, at
torney for Earl Klinck and Earl
Gentry, former aids of D. G.
Stephenson.
Foreman william j. Mooney was
out of the city. SO there was no pos
sibility of the jury making a report
to Criminal Court Judge James A.
Collins.
Tuesday the jury heard five wit
nesses. Harvey Bedford. former
member of the Indiana Ku-Klux
Klan, who is reorganizing the Mis-
souri, branch of the organization;
Harry A. Rodman, attorney, who
was at the defense table during D.
G. Stephenson's trial for murder;
Miss Freda Miller, a notary public;
Robert w. Lyons. judge advocate Of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars, and
John F. Rainier. former chief clerk
in the assessment bureau.
Tuesday afternoon Prosecutor
William H. Remy, Deputy William
H. Sheaffer and Special Prosecutors
John w. Hoffman and Emsley w.
Johnson conferred until about 5
o'clock. 1t was understood they
were discussing, in part, prepara-
tions for the Duvall trial.
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FIND WAY TO
Get BALLOTS
Agreement Reached at Reed
Committee Meeting.
BN United Press


CHICAGO, Sept. Z. - Senator
T. H. Caraway, Democrat, Arkansas,
member of the Senate's privileges
and elections committee, meeting
here today with Senator Reeds
election investigating committee, to-
day told the United Press a definite
agreement had been reached where
by Pennsylvania ballots for recount
in the contested Vare-Smith elec-
ton will be impounded.
Senator Caraway refused to en-
large on his statement.
Senators Reed, Democrat, Mis-
souri,, and La Toilette, Republican.
Wisconsin, were the only members
Of the investigation committee pres
ent. Senators Caraway, George,
Georgia, and Nicely, West Virginia,
of the privileges an delections COM
mittee were present.
Senator'S Watson, Indiana, chair
man, and Deneen, Illinois, were un-
able to attend because of illness.
Both Ware and Wilson appeared
at the Congress Hotel, where the
committee was meeting.
Manye eof the ballots needed for
the recount desired by the privileges
and elections committee already
have been irnpounded and are stored
in Washington under guard Of
ficials of several counties, however,
refused to turn over the ballots and
we're upheld by a Federal Court
ruling in Philadelphia.
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3 KILLED ON
WAY TO FAIR
Fountain City Residents Die
in Auto Crash.

BIZ United Press
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Sept t.
Three persons, en- route to the In
diana state fair at Indianapolis,
we're killed in an automobile wreck
near here today.
Harry Henley, SO, of Fountain
City; Mrs. Ruth Henley, So, his wife,
and Mrs. Viola Harrison, SO, also of
Fountain City, were killed eight
miles west of here when their au-
tomobile and a heavy bakery truck
from Anderson were in collision.
-Four other occupants of the Hen
ley automobile were injured and
Earl Allen. 26, Of Anderson, driver
of the bread truck, suffered frac-
tured ankle. The automobile was
being driven by Henley. A corn
field obstructed the view at a cross
roads. Allen told officials he was
travelling about thirty miles an hour.
The heavy truck crashed broad
side into the automobile and the
three victims we're dead when taken
from the wreckage.
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TELL GRANDJURY,
REPLY TO JACKSON

To the Honorable Ed jackson, Governor of Indiana,
Indianapolis Ind:
Dear SirYour letter. dated last Saturday and deiv-
cred to editor of The Indianapolis Times Tuesday
should believe be followed by official action. thoroughly
agree with you that controversy facts between the
Governor of this State and any newspaper any editor
most undesirable, and most undignifed
Your letter creates situation where there need be
controversy but there be quick speedy and decisive Off
cial action.
Your letter, for the first time, places judicial conclu-
sion upon certain statements made by The Times for which
full responsibility You state that charged that
you had offered brbe The Times did not attempt to put
legal construction upon certain definite acts which stated
occurred Dec g. 1928, and in which it stated that you
participated.
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nal Court were to try him on the
original affidavit?"
God only knows what those fell
lows down there will or won't do,
when they get started" replied
Rocker.
Stephenson can and has talked
with his lawyer without surveillance
of Indiana State Prison guards for
the first time since he began his life
sentence for the murder of Madge
Oberholtzer, Rocker disclosed.
Rocker said that when he went
to talk with Stephenson about
filing the habeas corpus suit.
the first time he ever talked with
the former grand dragon, he merely
asked the warden for private con-
versation with Stephenson and 1t
Immediately was granted.
Stephenson, out OF prison for the
fourth time since his term began,
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Hourly Temperatures

Attorney William v. Rocker of In
dianapolis argued for two hours
upon a motion to quash Gilliom's
answer, which he filed when court
opened.
Rocker raised the same question
that Stephenson has employed be-
fore, that he illegally is held in
prison for the murder of Madge
Oberholtzer. because the transcript
of the case from Marion to Hamilton
County was not signed by the
Marion County clerk.
Rocker called this transcript IAN
anonymous communication"
why" he said, you could not
get a search warrant to find a gill
Of gin under such papers as you
are holding a man for life term
on,
Judge Slick asked Rocker: What
would happen if the Marion Crimi-
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occurrence is beyond the statute of
limitations. ] feel certain that you
want no such vindication and GER
tainly resent the suggestion that
this statute is your only defense.
May I suggest that there is a
very easy way in which this present
grand jury can give to you public
vindication. should you desire one?
Other newspapers besides The
Times have commented upon this
matter. 1t is known to the far
corners of the State. 1t is a matter
Of conversation and discussion.
These newspapers. not The Times,
have declared that If the story is
true, you should not be Governor.
VIII you send today a waiver of
the statute Of limitations to the
grand jury, if you find on inquiry
that 1t has conducted an investiga-
ton of this story which you now
deny?
Or will you go to that grand jury
and repeat under oath what you
have written to me?
There has been guilt. If your
statement be correct, not only my
self, but those who furnished me
with the evidence, should not be at
liberty.
! am presumirg that you are as
deeply interested in giving to the
people the truth. all the truth, as
I am.
Sincerely yours,
BOYD GURLEY,
Editor OF The Times.