davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
HPbIrHyAA B O3EPO

B npomIoe BocEpeceHbe B MHqH
ran O3epe yToHyIa % IeTHaa re-
BymRa MaprapHTa HIepMep. IIOITo
pa ToIa TONY HaaaI oHa HpH6H1a
Ha TepMaHHH H pa6OTala B Eaqe-
cTBe HpHcIyTH B ONION TacTHoM TO
cHHTaIe. B OcTaBIeHH0i 3aHncEe
OLA 3aaBIaeT, qTO HOIHOe 01HHOTe
cTBO H yTOMHTeIbHaa pa0oTa 3acTa
BHIH ee CBeCTH CqeTH C HH3HbO.
0 cIyqHBmeMca OLA wocHT COCO
mHTb cBOHM p0IHHM, TIIBymHM B
HepMaHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
YuKarcKaa XpoHNEa

HHxa. HepBaa &eHa MaREopMHRa
yMepIa B 1921 ROXY. TorIa OH IaI
o6eT 6oIBme he %eHTTbca.
C. MaRROpMHE aBIaeTca 6paToM
TapoIbIa MaHKOpMHEa, IeHaToTo
Ha HoIbcRofi oHepHoii apTHcTRe Tan
He BaIBcEofi. Goa 6paTa aBIaEoTca
~xo3aeBaMH 3aBOToB, HpoH3BoIamHx
ceHbcKO : XO3aiCTBeHHHe MamHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
K 4ENy CAKKO
N BAHIETTN

0lIIH0III, Bic. 3Iecb cOcroa-
,IOcb co6paHne npeHoaaBaTeHefi Ne
cTHOi HOpMaIbHOii llIEoIM, Ha 10
TOp0H 6HIa BTHeceHa pe3olOBHa,
Tpe6yDmaa HepecMoTpa 8eIa CaE-
10 H BaHHerTH. IIoI peao.1IoHHeh
HMeerca 48 HolnHceH, BEIlogaa 10
IHHcb Hpe3HIeHTa IOIHeI%a Bpay-
Ha. P%e3OIIO1Ha HanpaBleHa Ty6ep
HaTopy mTaTa Maccaqy8eTc.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
RyHNgK nP0TNB ROH3EPEH-
LYNN -.

BAIITHHIT0H. Hpe3HIeHT KyIH
LIZ BHcRaaaIca HporHB co3HBa 10
H4epeHlIuH 10 6Opb6e c %npecTyHHo
cTbIo. HeEoTopHe mTaTH npe1nola-
RAIN cosBaTb HOIo6HyD EoHRepeH-
HHO, Ho KyIHIR, oqeBHIHo, IyMaeT,
ITO HHEaEHe BoHRepeHTuH He MO-
ryr 6OpOrBca c HpecTyHHocTbIo.
Liza 9TOro Heo6xoIHMO coHHaIbHOe
upeo6pa3OBaHHe O6mecTBa, a ne
ycTpOHcTBO E0HbepeH1ml.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
ABTOMOBNAb B KAHABE

AUTOMOBILE, B KOTOpOM HaxO4H-
zach KoMHaHHa MOIo4HX aEo1eh, no
nan B RaHaBy. 0IHa geBymKa Holy
qHIa Ta%e.IHe yBeqba H CRoHqa-
zach B rocnHTane. 0cTaIbHBe oTIe
.Ha.1Hcb ,IerKHMH ymH0aMH. Mono
4B1e .HIogH EaTaIHcB ga ropoIOM, H
Ha HoBopoTe, BcIeIcTBHe 6HcTpOh
e31H, aBToMo6HIB OpoEhHyHca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26

HaqaIo EaMIIaHHD ga coop Is Mill
.IlIoHHGTo donna, H3 EoropQTo 6y1er
BHIaBaTbCa HeHcHH BEEN CBaIIIeH-
HHKaM, HpOcIyEHBHIHM H3BecTHHH
cp0H, HIH 0cTaBHBmHM cIyH0y no
IpyrHM yBaKHTe. IbHBGM |HpHqnHaM.
Bo TIaBe HaMIIaHHH cTOHT MHHHcTp
4HHaHcoB Memoir. B qHEaro Hpe1
HO,lO%eHO cO6paTb OIHH MH.IInoH 10
.I,IapB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
n0PTPET PEHNHA HA T0l-
RyuRE

C%OTpylHHEoM T%olcTOBcEOrO NY
sea AEa1eMuH HayE Ha HpeTreTeH
cRoa ToIEyqEe o6HapyateH BeHHeH
mHH HOpTpeT i. H. ToIcroro, pa6o
TIL II. L. PeHHBa. y4eHaa sEcuep
TH3a HoITBepIHla, ITO IIopTpeT re
H%CTBHTeIbH0 aBIaeTCa noIIHHHoh
pa60Tof FL. Z. PeHHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26

H|HcTHTecH0H 00nTOBHH.
B P0ccHH HeT, RaR H3BecTHO, Hi
OIHofi cBO6oIHOfi Ta3eTH. IIHpRyIa
HHa caMOfi 0OIBmOf c~0BeTcHOH Ta3e
TH, BHxOIaIneif Ha 6 cTpaHHIaX,
IOxOIHT, no %3aaBIeHHD Mo.IOToBa,
10 500 THcaq 9E3eMHIapOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
HAHET HA TEATP

B0.Iee 1000 HOceTHTeIeG 6MIn
cBH1eTe,IaMH OTpa6IeHHa TeaTpa B
HpOmIoe BocEpeceHBe. lIBoe rpa6H
TeIefi 3a6paIH rs RapMaHa [. lily
HcTaITa, BIaIeIbUa TeaTpa IA Ia
III ITapE 6yIbBape, 1890 4oI. Or
pa64eH OBI TaBaie N oIHH Hs uoCe
THTeIeH. HecMoTpa IA uoIHaTMH B
reaGpe myM, rpa6uTelH 01aroroay
THO cEpBIIHcb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
1OKIA4E KE
PEHCKOTO.

TIL 0 I0CT0HHcTBaX II BaKH0cTH
aToTO ITeHTeIbMeHa. I'll kIapH-
IBHcOROTo pocTa, cyxOmaBHH aMepH
HaHeB - 10B0IbHG %He1ypHHi 0pa-
TOP II 60IbIH0f oXoTHHR 10 pa3IHq
HBx n0IHTHqecEHx npeIcTaBIeHHii.
On T0B0pHT TpoMRO, HaHHM TO TIy
KIM Tol0cOM, TIaIR0, 0e3 BcaEHx
|3aHHHoR, TONIC IHRTya cBOell ere
HorpafHcTEe nepeIOBHIy I1a QUE
peIHOTO HoMepa.
"He IeIO AMepHRH, TOBOpHT noq
TeHHBH peIaRTop, BMemHBaTbca 30
BHyTpeHHHe Ie.Ha EaEoh OBI TO Hi
.6HIo cTpaHM (AMepHEa, EOHeqHo,
oTO 1eJaeT), B TOM qHcIe Il Poe
CHI, HO Nib, aMepHKaHBB, BcerIa
paIM c.IyqaN o3HaEOMHTbca C XO-
ION cO6BTTHH II |QOIoReHHeM Tel
TOTO HIN HHOTo rocyIapcTBa, II HOO
TONY MH OqeHb paIH BHIeTb cpeIH
nae T0cTaIIerO TeHepb B COeI. lllTa
TAX A. d. KepeHcHorO H yclBIHaTb
lib Yet TaHoTG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
qeA0BeRa HpaB1y 0 POccHH."
kIapH 3aRaHqHBaeT cB0D HpaT-
RyO peTb H I1pe1OcTaBIaeT cIOBo
A. d. HepeHcEoMy.
A. d. onaTb HpHBeTcTBypT 6yp-
HBTMH aHIIOIHcMeHTaMH. On pack
.IaHHBaeTca, AyIHTopHa yTIXaeT II
HpeBpamaeTca B cTLIOmHoe BHHMa-
HE.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26

HoToRoB: C oIHoH cTopOHM - Hpa-
BLK MOHapXHqecRnX rapTHH, yTpa-
THBmHx BcaKOe yBaTeHHe Il aBTopH
Tery Hapa, H c gpyroff cTopoHH-
IeBHx peBoIpTHoHHHx HapTHn.
,IpyroTo BBIxo1a ne 6HIo, EaE eBe
prHyrb 1apHaM, EoropHa BB1poIH1'
ca Il paaIoTHIca.
II MouapzHaM B PoccHH, EoHeq-
no, yMep HaBcer1a Il 6oAbIle he 30
,oRpeeHeT.
(0KoHqaHHs saBrpa)
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
O%rPAb1EHNE nEKAPHN

B~IaIeIBnH HeRapHH Ha HpH yHH
ne uoIBepr.IHcB HaHaIeHHp. Tpa6H
REIN 3a6paIH H3 RaccM 400 i. H
6OqeHOE a,IEorOIa, EaRHM TO o0pa-
BON oRa3aBmHaca B neEapHe. CTOa
Ha yIHHe %TpyaOBoH aBTOMo-
0HIb, pHHIaHe%amHH BIa4eIbHy
ueEapHH, ToTe 6HI 3a6paH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
B nAPNKE y6NTA AMEPNRAH
RA

IIAPHR. Ha INK B6lH3H llapn
ma 0HIa HaiIeHa y6HTOfi Il aBToMO
ONE aMepHEaHEa MapnOH PO6epTc,
xopomo H3BecTHaa b aMepnEaHcEHx
My3HRalbHpx EpyraX. BMecTe c Pc
6epTc HaHIeH MepTBBM B aBToMOOH
he aMepHEaHeu SIepeIHr, EoTopHIi,
IaH HOlaraDT, Ia pOMaHTHqecEoll
uoTBe y0HI M0IOIyN IeByHIRy, a
3aTeM II can HOEOHqH.I caMOy0HlicT
BON. B pyle MepHIHra HaiiIpn pc
BOlbBep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
MoHapxhcrb nphHRMana ylacTRe 8
cBep%eHHN uapNsMa B POccNh.

kepeHeKHI HpeHIe Bcer0 6IaT0-
IapHr eo0paBmyDca Hy6AHEy ga
oHa3aHHHi envy paIymHHii HpHeM.
He To.IbEo 3Iecb, r0BOpHT OH, no
30 BECK MecTaX, RE envy HpHxoIH-
.IOcB B%HcTyHaTb B co6paHHaX Hepe4
aMepHRaHcRoa HIN pyccRoi Hy61H-
Ron, OH BcTpeqaI OHIO II TO he
0IaTOKeIaTe,IbH0e 0THOmeHNe, 20
Top0e Oh npHTIHcBIBaeT he cBOea HK
qHOH HOHyIapHoeTH Hill 3acIyraM,
a cqHraeT eTo BHpa%eHHeM o1o6pe
HHa H B0cxHmeHHa HepeI nepBBMH
repOHqecEHMH IHaMH pyccROa cBo-
.6oIH, B~o1apHBmeaca B PoccHH BMe
ere c 4eBpaIBcRHM nepeBopOTOM.
|9To 6HIo, IefcTBHTeIbHo, BpeMa Be
1HEHx 1ep3aHHt H no4IHHHoH cBo-
'6oIB, EoTopoii, MO&er 6TrB, HHRor
ia ne aHaHa Hi oIH9 cTpaHa-
or BocxBaIeHHa 9eBpaIa KepeH-
cRHH HepexOaHT f aTaEe cBoHx no
.IHTHqecEHx HpoTHBHHEoB cnpaBa-
MoHapxHcToB. UapH3M can ce6e
BHpHI NOTIFY. %PacnyTHH, Hpe1aTe
.IbcrBo IBopa, H oco6eHHO TapHIpH-
HeMEH, EoTopHx cqHTaHH %orBeTcTBe
HHHMH ga bee HeyIaqH Ha 9poHTe,
BoccTaHOBH,lH npOTnB napcTByDme-
TO IONA nee C.IoH pyccRoTO HapoIa.
II caMBIMH, HeHpHMHpBMBMH peBo-
.ID1HoHepaMH OHasaIHcb EaE pas
RpahHHe HpaBHe M0HapXHqecRHe
HapTHH, n%pHIBOpHaa apHcToRpaTHa
TeHepaIH H BBIcmne qHHH ,paBHre
IbcTBa. CIOBoM, re IDIH, RoTOpBIe
aBIaIHCb 0II0p0H napH3Ma, OTBepHy
IHcb OF nero II MOMeHTy deBpaIb-
cEOG %peBOIIOIIHH II TeHaIH Hcqe3H0
BeHHa IONA POMaHoBHX XoTa OBI
peBolDHTHOHHHM HyTeM.
kepeHcHHG TOBOpHT, ITO Te1epb
10HyMeHTaIbHO ycTaHOBIeH0, qT0 ne
T0IbR0 mop, H0 H 1eIIapTaMeHT ITO
IHHHH Bel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RyD HopaSeHqecEyD HoIHTHEy II pa
0oTaH IA HeMUeB, cHocO0cTBya no.
pa%eHHD POccHH.
Oh, kepeHcRHH, II POIaaHEo, He
XoTeIH peBOTDIHH H HpeIyHpeSIa-
III napa 90 oHacHocTH. Ho 1apb IA
ycTynRH he mel H HpoIoI$aI BH'
noIHarb Bo4p napHHH II PacDyTH-
Ha.
9eBpaabcRaa peBoAEoDHa Il aBR'
zach p~e8yAbTaToM coeIHHeHHa IBy1
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
HAIIA4EHNE HA
KEPEHCKOTO.

qNRAT0. B cBoAx ny6ANqHbx BHcTYnHeHhax RepeHcRnE Heo4HoHpa-
THO aaaBnan. q1O Mckay MOHapxnCTaMH N 6OnbmeBhRaMM Her noqTn Ah-
RaROE pa3HHuH. 0e aTA napTNM aBAaOTCR B OIHHaROBOA CTeneHN 4ec-
nOTNpecRNmH. 7OBegeHne MOHapxnCTOB N 6OAbmeBnROB HHqeM He OF
AnqaeTca OF nOBe1eHna COBeTCRnx xyAHraHOB.
B Hbp NOpRe, RaR H3BeC1HO, RepeHCRMi nOAyqHI nomeqNHY OF IA
RH TO 6eCHOBaTOi MOHapxnCTKH, ROTOpaa. no ee SaaBAeHHW. mCTHna
envy 3a pa3pymeHAe uapcROrO pexNMa. 34ecb IKE, B qHRarO, TO%e Ha-
weAca 6ecHOBaTNH, EOTOpHG "OToMcTnA" RepeHCROMy ga %paspYmeHne MN
IapCROH apMnn.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
O6PyWK1ACb CTEHA

qHKAIU. OOpymHIacb cTeHa
He;RHIOrO IONA Ha "a yJHUe. B
9TO BpeMa y IONA Hrpa1H IeTH -
yqeHHRH mH0IM cB. AHHH. 0IHH
MaIBqHR, HoHpaI MeBpHc, OBI
y6HT. HecIOHbEo 1erei H%oIyqHIH
cepBesHHe ymH6H, II OHM Ma.IbqHE
BepoaTH0 wiper. 06BaIHBIHeeca
3IaHne OHIO H%OBpeTIeHO HOTapoM
mecTB MeCaIIeB TONY Ha3aI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
6PARN " PA3BOlbI

To %cBeIeHHaM ZIP. Taa.", ga
8 MecaUa B HeTep6ypre pacroprHy
TO 1881 6paRa. B HeHTpa1bHoM pa
iioHe 10 % HpoHI. pa3BOIaHIHxca
cocToaIO B 6paEe OF l He1e.IH 40 l
MeCHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
REHNNCa HA CEKPETAPWE

q%HEarcRHH MHIIHoHep c. Max
EOpMHE IeHHIca Il npomIyD hit
HHHy Ha cBoei ceEpeTapme A.
&eHuxy 81 let. Y hero yiEe
ecTB BHyEH, co6HpaDmHeca %eHHTb
CT. HeBecTa Ha 25 IeT MoHO%e ne
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
3AuNCTbI nP0TNB ROMMyHN-
CT0B

BEPlHH. B 9cceHe HpOH3OmHo
crO1EHOBeHHe bamHcTOB c EOMMyHIG
cTaMH, 30 BpeMa ,E0TopOrO OHIO pa
Memo % q%elOBeHa. b qHcIe HocTpa
IaBIIHX HMeeTca H%ecHO.IbE0 HeH-
HUH. DO rIaBe HeMerRHX bamHc-
ToB cToaT reHepaIH IHTIep II IO-
IeH1opP.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
APECT O@NuEPOB

AbHHbI. 3Iecb apecToBaHo nee
roIbEO o6HTepOB 8a peBo1pHHoH-
HHf 3aTOB0p pOTHB npaBHTe.IBcT-
Ia. HpoH3BOJaTca TaEEe o6HcEH y
MH0rHX H0IO3pHTeIbHBIX .IH1.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
H%A3HAqEHNE naTAKOBA

M0CRBA. He6e3H3BecTHHh leo
pTHfi ITaTaRoB, oIHH Ha :IHIepoB OH
Ho3HnHH, Ha3HaqeH TopTHpe1oM B
HapHS;. B TopToBHx Ie.Iax HaTaEoB
ROHeqHO. HHqeO He cMMcIHT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
HP0CNT gEHET y AMEPNRAH'
uEB

M0CRBA. HeEHIf aMepHEaHe1
BHIbaMc xOqeT OEa3aTb HOMOmb 90
IbmeBHRaM B c'eMKe HapTHHM
"KpacHaa peBOIIoTHa." c 9Toii lie
.1bIo OH %O6paTHIca ga HOMoHIbIo Il
|HeR0T0pBM aMepHKaHnaM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
3ARPbITNE CAlyHOB

BEHA. 30 BpeMa naplaMeHTc-
EHX II MyHHDHIIa.IbHHX BH6opOB B
ABcTpHH 6yIyr .3aHpBTTM bee caHy
HB, 30 Hs6e%aHHe pa3IHqHnx 6ec-
HOpaIROB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
cbIH CHAc cBop MATb

9MMa MaEIoBe1 nBITaIacb IoROH
quTb caMoy6HHcBoM. 0Ha cIeIaIa
pee Heo0xo4HMMe npnroToBleHHa,
qTo0H UpHHaTB III, Ho B 9To BpeMa
B ION BoIueI ee Is hermit cBIH, 70
TopHf H HpeIoTBparHI caMoy6HficT
70.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26

B HpoHTOe B%OcEpeceHbe, B Hal
Mep Iay3, cOcTOaIca 6aHReT b qe-
cTb hepeHcH0r0, RE II 6HlO ycTpo
enc Ha hero HaHaIeHHe MecTHBMH
NORTHUMBERLAND.
KOTIa hepeHcrHi HOIoHIe1 Il CTO
ly, celqac I0IHa.IHcb co cBQHX
MecT 4Ba MOHapXHcTa, 6HBnHe O6H
TepB, Il OIHH H3 HHX HaHeC envy
IEoweqHHy ga pa9pynIeHHe BOeHHO-
TO cOcIOBHa. B 3a.Ie nOIHalca CT
paIIHBIil myM. Eclm OBI he BMeIIa
.IeIbcrBO MeTp 1'oTeIa II %IeTeHTnBa,
3THM NORTHUMBERLAND npHnIIocb OBI,
Bep0aTHO, OTeHb IOpOTO pacHnaTH-
TBca ga cBoil Xy.1HrancEHa n0cTy-
nOH.
Goa M0HapXHcTa 6BIIH apecTOBa-
HH. 0IHH H3 HHX Ha3BaICa JOETo-
pom Te.IecHHHEHM, a 4pyrOii Cep-
TeeM BvmeM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26
yT0Hy1

16 ,IeTHHa B.. THMe6pIeHR, cHH
IHRarcEHx SHreIeH, yroHy.I 30 3Ho
pine, r1e OH HpOBOIHI HpasIHHEH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26

ORa3aHHD HoMOTIH HOcTpa1aBWeNy
HaCeIeHHN.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26

TelecHHHEHli 3aaBHT, VTO OH Ia
nee nOUeTHHy RepeHcEOMy "3a TO,
ITO OH cIe,IaI c O0HnepaMH pyc-
'cIOH apMHH." On obi, 10 eTO ga
aBIeHHiO, o0HHepOM, cpa;EaIca ga
POccHD 30 BpeMa %HOcIeIHeH B0a-
HH, HO 6IaroIapa HepeHcEOMy OH
OEa3aIca ceiiqac %"qeI0BeK0M 6e3
ipO1HHBt."
Oh 3aaBHI TaIKe, ITO eTO IA
@cT0auIei pO1HHOH aB.TaIoTca C0eIH
HeHHne llITaTM, H qTO PoccHH LII
Hero 0OIbnIe he c%yIHecTByeT. C4e-
IaH 9TO ~3aaBIeHHe Te.IecHHHRHH c
TOpIOcTbD, He 3aMeTHB, OqeBHIHO,
TOT0, qTO 9THM 3aaBIeHHeM OH BE-
TpHLI cBOii 0qeHb IemeBeHbRHi HaT
pHOTH3M.
R%epeHcEHH B%eIHHOIymHo Hpoc-
TIL 9THX IemeBeHbEHX HaTpHOT0B,
II noHpOcHI HO.IHDHIo he HoIBep-
TaTb HX apecTy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-26

HaTo aBIaeTca 3lO0oH IHa B pyc-
cEoh EOnoHHH. Fro BBcTyHIeHHe B
upomIOe BocKpeceHbe B AmIaHI
Ay4HTopnyM oSHIaIocb c 6oIbmnM
HeTepHeHHeM.
XOTa 3eHHTa cJaBM 9TOr0 MH0T0
H%amyMeBmero Tepoa ReBpaIbcEOff
peBoIDIHH 3aRaTHIacb BMecTe C ia
4eHHeM BpeMeHHorO IT%paBHTeIbcT-
Ba, HO HMa RepeHcEOTQ; TecHo cBa
3aHHOe c HepBBMH BeHHqecTBeHHH-
NH JHaMH cBO60IH0f P0cCHH, nee
enIe He yTpaTHIO cBOero 00aaHHa Il
HpHTaraTeIbHOcTH.
Hey1HBHTeIBHO no9TOMy, ITO IA
Rgoe BHcTyHIeHHe A. KepeHcROro
BB3HBaeT Il ce6e 60Ibm0H HHTepec
co cTopOHH BECK, TAX. HIH HHaqe
HHTepecypmHxca ~cyIb6aMH PoccHH.
BBIcTyTIeHHe A. RepeHcEoro EaE
pas cOBHaIo C pyccEOf IIacxoff. B
qHRaTo B TaKOI 4eHb pyccRHe 70
.I0HHcTM 06BqHo 3a6MBaDT 0 BceX
cBoHx 3eMHBx HeqaHax II DIOIax.
BceT0 MeHbme B TaR0ii IeHb Tx MO
xHo 3aHHTepecOBaTb HaRHMH OBI TO
HI 6BIO IoEIaIaMH. II ToIBRO Ma
THqecEoe HMa KepeHcRoTo MOTTO
oTBIeqb TX OF I~IacXaIBHOTo cTOIa
II HpHTTH Ha IoRIaI, IA RoTOpBH
cO0paIHcb He TOHbH0 qHRaTcRHe 10
I:oHHcTH, Ho II npHe3Tue H3 IpyrHX
Topo1oB.
BHIeTM IA IORIaI KepeHcEoro
b TeqeHHe beef HOc.IeIHeit HeIeIH
6oiK0 poIaBaIHcB b pe4aEHHH
"PaccBeTa", a B IeHB IoRIaIa xoI-
10 MIA Hx HpoIa%a B Racce ga
ia, 0TRpBTof C paHHeO yTpa.
3aIa 6oIbmOrO AmIaHI AyIHT0-
pHyM, BMemaDmero 0oIee 5000.
qe.IoBeE, HAVANA H%aIloIHaTbca enc
3aIoIrO 10 HasHaqeHHoTo BpeMeHH.
MHoTHe 6IaTopa3yMHBe RoHoHHcTH
sa6IarOBpeMeHHo saHHMaIH MecTa,
Ero6H ,1yqme paarIaIeTb 6HBnIeTO
npeMbepat he HpopoHHTb Hi e1H-
HOBO cKa3aHHOr0 HIM cIOBa.
B 00meM, 3aHaTHe Meet Hp0HcX0
IHlO 6e3 BcaRHX HHIIHIeHT0B. He
Koropaa qacTb ny6IHHH 6HIa Ha-
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

tho outbreak of the world war he was made chief of staff of the sec ond army Of reserves. in which po- sition he proved himself. hy his brilliant crossing Of the Vistula in July. 1915. and by his magnificent rcpulses of murderouS Russian at- tacks. such a flashing and resource full military leader that he was dec oratcd with the order Of Pour r. Merit" created by Frederick the Great the highest decoration con ferred in the German army for per sonal valor. Tn 1917 he was made chief Of staff Of Duke Albrecht's army and in 1918 was entrusted with yelling the German offensive.
 In Novem Der. 1918. the thankIo oss task devolved upon him Of collect ing tho opinions of 39 generals and colonels still at the fighting front and submitting by order of General Gro"ner the following report to the Kaiser:
 "The troops are still loyal 10 your ma ajcsty, but they are very fatigucd and disintcrested and de sire nothing but rest and peace. They will not march against the Fa-herland now. not even with your majesty at their head, nor will they march against Bolshe
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
ELMER LYMAN IS
 KING 0F BANDITS
Oklahoma Robber Takes Mantle
 Of Matt KiIneS

Oklahoma City, Okla. Oct. II. tP' By virtue of successful evasion of the law for many months Elmer Jn- man is Okla homa's latest uncrown- ed and unofficial bandit king.
 Inman has been popularly dub bed the successor in public interest to the dapper and youthful Matthew kimes, who has been condemned 10 die for murder, but 10 the undis- corning eye of the law he is just an escaped convict.
 Inman's elopemsnt with the daughter of a penitentiary warden, a brief attempt to reform and two subsequent and spectacular es- capes from custody have set him apart from the run of unimagina- tive outlaws.
 Ten years ago mman was a clerk in q jewelry store al Arkansas City, kas. For eIHbezzlement from the store he was committed 10 the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing. Because of his excellent behavior Ee became trusty and was assign ed as chauffeur to Warden J. K. Codding. The dcbonair convict captured the heart of Lavona Cod ding, the warden's daughter, and in the belief he would reform she eloped with him in 1921.
 lnman soon became involved again in difficulties with the law. however, and his wife divorced him.
 Two years ago he was arrested for robbery of d jowelry store at Ardmore. Okla. With Ray Terrill, an alleged member Of the kimes gang of bank robbers, he broke jail and escaped.
 Coming to Oklahoma City, hc purchased a suburban truck farm in partnership with Alvin Sher- wood and for more than q year posed as a gentleman farmer. Neighbors were surprised when Inman and Sherwood. who had gone under assumed names, were arrested while robbing a clothing store.
 Inman and Sherwood were ron victed, but on their way to prison last spring they leaped through the window of their train and escaped.
 The outlaw. who is aUout 40 years old, usually presents spruc" appearance. He has expressed q preference for death to further i'm prisonment. II was believed re- ccntly that an outlaw killed by Wichita police was Inman, but the dead bandit was identified later as former associate.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, Il,

Bimini constables went to Cat Key and found several cases of liquor. Coast guard officers at the Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. base, deny that any of the captured liquor was among this, and dselare that Nesle was aboard the cutter only as pilot, because Of his knowledge Of Bahaman waters.
 The colonial secretary's office al Nassau has announced that if may call on Washington to surrender Larry Christiansen. chief boat swain's mate who commanded the cutter making the capture, if evi dence brought out at Nesle's trial is considered sufficient. They would charge Christiansen with piracy.
 Nesle Is 67 year. old. He has cruisod Eahaman waters for more than 30 years. Prior to the trou- hlesome days Of 1897 he was run ming arms to Cuba. After several years in the coastwise shipping NlS1ncSS ne located nffe, became active in republican politics and held several offices. He became Florida's first prohibition agent. later was federal court bailiff. and finally had charge Of seized rum boats s custodian.
 While acting as 2, federal prohi- hition agent Nesle effected a spec tacular capture of Charles Vim clndi. Boston rum king. who fled to tho Bahamas when sought Tor theft from government warehouses. Pop" nabbed Nincind and es- caped with him to the mainland after 2 running battle with liquor runners. who put IS holes in his boat.
 Last December Nesle was con victed Of mpersonating an officer and accepting bribes, but walked out of the courtroom on some pre- text and fled to Cat Key. where his wife joined him, Mrs. Nesle be came III and was forced 10 return 10 the mainland, where she died few days ago in Miami hospital.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
HOTEL WAITER BECOMES
 INSTRUCTOR IN COLLEGE
Thomas R, Lawrence Does Eycry- thing but Deliver Sermons In Full pit sunday morning.

From hotel waiter 10 college in struCtor is the record of Thomas R. lawrence, forme erlv of New Britain, according 10 word received by his
 Thomas k. Lawrence, Colored, friends here.
 came to New Britain about two years ago as waiter at the Burritt hotel He demonstrated his versa tilty by opening an office on Chest nut street where he conducted an employment bureau for negroes, handled an investment bureau. sold real estate and cleaned, pressed and mended clothing.
 Last week he resigned with the statement that he was going south. Today word was received that he has signed contract to become in s'ruCtor in economics at Central Park college at Savannah. Ga.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
GENERAL HEYE IS
 NOTED ARMY MAN
German Military Chief Coming
 Here on Visit
GENERAL WILLIAM yON HEYE

Berlin. Oct, II. tPl-General Will fclm Heye, commander Tn chief of the German military forces. is com ing 10 the United States for tour Of recreation.
 Like a majority Of German of ficers in the days before the war, General H"ye halls from military family, the male members of which omatically became officers of the army or navy. The son Of Prussian officer at Fulda, he was born in 1869 and received his mili- tary training at a military acade- my.
 His advance was rapid to the rank ot captain and he was assign cd to the general staff of 1901, At
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

h." las been living at Cat Key in
 t" Eahauas sine" h. escaped from a "Our' room at Savannah. Ga. sev- ,rHI months ago after conviction tor impcrsonatiug federal officer and accepting hribos.
 The charges now confronting him arise from the seizure of rum running vessel hy United states coast guard cutter. The rum runners sJy N,Slc got part of their coHtiscatod cargo and took fl 10 his hom" on Cat Key.
 Tn" s"izur" was made off Turtle Rock. small Eahbman island near BimiGi. the rum fl"-ts base. The rum runners contend that this site is within Il mile of Rimini island and thus inSid" the three mile ter ritorial limit of British waters, which coast guard cutters have no right to invade.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

visln. Their sole longing is a truce and every hour is of the utmost importance.
 General Heye vas promoted 10 the rank Of lieutenant general in .922 and four years later succeed- ed General yon Seeckt as com mandar in chief of the German forces of defence.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

NauH, Fla. oct. II. tP'-C. H 'PoID NrSlc, former prohibition gent and fugitive from justice, is fh" center Of the newest drama of th" Bahaman rum TOW. one which has threatened international com- plication~.
 Nesle faces trial at Nassau. The Bahamas, on charges of larceny from a ship and receiving stolen eoods. once Il colorful figure in the torc"s of prohibition enforcement along the lower Atlantic seaboard.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
COSGRANE Is REELECTED

Dublin. Oct. Ii tP-Prcsident William T. Cossrave was reelected president of the Irish Free State executive council by the Dail Eireann by a vote of 76 to 70 today.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
RUM ROW OFFICER
 NOW FACING TRIAL
"{Pop" Nesle Gets Mixed Up in
 Serious Trouble

(. II. t"pop'O Ncslc. former prohibition officer (aboyc) Is held in The Bahamas in con- ncrtion with liquor seizure which British officials say was illegal. The map shows where the seizure was made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-10
ENTERTAIN
HUSBANDS
Expression Club to Give
Valentine Party.

4 Decorations Of cupids, hearts and
valentines throughout the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Ned Clay. 1888 Ash
'and Ave, will form the setting for
.he dinner of the Expression Club
|onight when members entertain
heir husbands. A heart shaped
|enterpiece will be used on the table,
With red steamers leading to the
llace of each guest. Valentines will
Ie concealed in the Centerpiece.
Place cards will be in Valentine de-
Ign and the tables lighted with led
.andles in silver holders tied with
\ ed tuIle. Covers will be laid for
.prty. A atn
Mrs. Roy Harrison Graves, presi-
ent of the club will give q toast
no Our Husbands" which will be
answered by DR. Harry L. Foreman.
aLovemaking lin the American
Home" is the title of Il playlet to be
resented by Mrs. Clarence Fricll
:, Mrs. Frank Seay, and Mrs
frank Burns. Mrs. Wayne Reddick
Till give two readings "Old Mother
hubbard, "Ees Com tn Spreeng,"
fter which Mrs. Victor Hintze will
ing, accompanied by Mrs. John A.
ink. Mrs. Lelah Peck Zimmerman,
~ Cicero, will play cornet selections.
The assisting hostesses are Mes
hmes o. M. Richardson, II. l.. Fore
ban, John A. Sink and Vincent
inager.