davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26
VI. PaCBaTOB.
CIV
lbl .HA BEqEPE
n: H. TO1CT0rO

ll3 HHX MoKH0 oTMeTHTb VI. Ip0-
mnHcEyIo = MeHHo-conpaH0, P.kpO-
MblIOBa-cEpHIaqa, +. 3yXMaHa-HHa-
HHcTa II T. 3a6IyIoBcEoro 6ac-6apH
roma.
%Cepbe9HOro BHHMaHHa 9ac1yHHBa
Ell roIoc GpOmHHcEoif.
9TOT ToI0c C HepBBlX He HOT ora
p0BHBaeT cIymaTe.Ieif. CHIbHoe II b
TOae BpeMa HeTH0e MeIIO-cOnpaHo,
c IeTEHM 0TTeHEOM T0HTpaIbT0.
MaTEHil, H0lHoii IyIIH, 3ByEH, EaHeT
CT TbI0Tca OTHyIa-TO cBepXy, c GaIH,
EaE-0yIT0 HpOcaT, M0laT G qeM-To.
He HoT0My III HeMHM Ha3BIBaWT ia
EoIf ToJOc "MaHamHii ToIOc." 9To
eIHHcTBeHHBIii %TOHEypeHT Eo,IOpaTyp
H0r0-cOHpaHo, moo GOA HOqHTaOTca
ny0IHIofi, GOA cIymaDTca C oHTy-
3Ha3M0M, B He3aBHcHM0cTH OF Tx
Hp0I0IKiTe.IbH0cTH UeHHa. Ito O0HR
H0BeHHO cqHTaDT TaB0i TOIOC ca
MbIM 00raTBIM II HpeIDeIuaDT envy
Be,IHEyD 6yIyIiIHOcTb HO, ecIH
T0.IbR0 OH pa3BHBaeTca H0J Ha6,IIO-
IeHHeM 0HHTH0TO. H0HHMaI0WeTO
%yuHTeIa., MHornMH yqHTeIaMH, ia
RON T0.I0c HpHHHMaeTca 3a R0HT =
paIbTO II 0HH eTO pa3BHBaDT IA oTOM
9yHIaMeHTe. Ito HcTeTeHHH HeROr0-
IporO BpeMeHH, BMecTo ToTo, qYo6B
oRpelIHyTb, OH cIa6eer, BH6pHpyer,
'ero HH3EHe HOTH 3ByqaT TlyXo, he
e%cTecTBeHHO, a BBcQBHe H0TM cyX0,
0e3 BcaROiI CHILL.
MHor0 TaIaHTOB TaE II u0TH6IO.
Clymaa TpomHHcTyu TyBcTByemB,
qTo ee npHaTHBii TeH1Bii ToIoc o6e
maer 1eiicTBHTeIbHO MHoT0e. II 4
CT IyIlu eli Ie,laU cEdpefmerO 3aBep
meHHa EapbepH. IT. KpoMHIOB II
3yEMaH - GOA NoIoTHe, Ho TalaH-
TIHBHe apTHcTH. Nine HpHmIOcb He
Tar IaBHO cIHMaTb 3yEMaHa ia EOH
HepTe, RE npoTpaMMa c0cToaIa H3
c%epbe3HbIx np0H3Be4eHHli, Be.TiEHX
EOMHo9HTopoB. Fro TeXHHEa H8yMH-
ia BECK. HeRoTopHe BemH envy HpH
ImIocb H~ecIOIbEo pa3 %H0BT0pHTb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26
'KTO OTBETNT?

IlpH %HeE0TOpOM O6meHHH C pyc-
GRIMM R0IoHHCTaMH MHe ga E0p0T-
zoe BpeMa HpHmI0cB BHC,IymaTb He
MaIo o6nI Il HapeEaHHt IA HeyIaq
HyD Tx IH3Hb, a TaRKe Il B0IIp0-
COB, qT0 Ham IeIaTb II HaR I0cTy
HHTB. HeqTo %H0I00H0e TaETe HpHX0
HITCH qHTaTb B nHcbMaX lib Hp0BH
HIHH. Bca ora HcHOBeIb mo HHTHM
HyIo HH3Hb 9THx ,IIoIel = TOpeMMR,
10 RpaiiHOcTH cHyqHaa, H0 B TO axe
BpeMa II He 6e3MHTepecHaa. 0Ha lie
peHOlHeHa cIe3aMH, MyEaMH, yKaca
NH, cTpaIaHHaMI. HcHoBeIb ora
HaO6HIyeT Maccoi TpyIHBlx II Hepa3
peuIHMnx BOHpocoB. II RTo oTBeTHT
Ha HHX?
IyMaD II HaJeOcb, qT0 cpe1H VII
TdTe.leH HdH1yTCd IDIl, hUIOphle
cMoryT JaTB HaIleHaMHii oTBeT 4
BepHee q%eIOBeqecRHil C0BeT.
euro MHe 4e.IaTB? HaE HocTy :
HHTB? : cHpamHBaeT H~3HypeHHbIH
:BH3HbD II y6TTBfi TOpeM IeT copo-
IA naTH MyEquHa. Nine H3MeHHIa
IeHa, ;RecToIo HacMealacb HaIC
MH0i. ,0Ha cMeHHIa MeHa Ha 0OpIe
pa. On 3aHaI NEGRO Myaia. OHH lie
IlcTByDT 0TEpHTO, He c%TecHaacb NC
I'M npncycTBHeM. HHByT RaR Nya
II HeHa. 81 TOTe HaXoTycb c HHMll
BMecTe, cMorpm Ia zee oTo H, cEpe
M cepIUe, Monty Il TepH1D. rep
HAIo, HOO qgBcTBym MOO dn3Hqec :
Eyn II TymeBHyD cIa6Ocrb. A yxt
IIITb ne yxoay, noToMy qTo HeRyIa
MHe HTTH. q cIa6 H XIII. Tx HocTy
nEH oEoHqaTe.IBHo y0HIH NOE 3Iopt
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26

Bbe. ia Il H%0pa6OTaI Il He MaIO
3Iecb, 10 IeT TaHy.I ,IaMRy Ha ca
MILK TaEeIHX pa6oTax. II Bee Hom
10 npaXoM, Ha HapaIM MoeH Obj
meG IeHB. Ha3MBaD ee 6HBmeH,
H0TOMy qTO IIa MeHa OHa ecTecTBeH
Ho yMepIa. Il TONY, MeHa yIep4HBa
lot 9Iecb eHIe IBoe HpeRpacHHx ne
THnIeH, Ha EOT0pBx TaRRe oTIaI He
MaIO TpyIa n sa6oT. A HOceMy, qTO
MIC 4eIaTb? 1o6pHe IOIH, gaHTe
6ORecEHi cOBeT."
"yEa&HTe Mic HyTb : IOpory, ID
III 4o6pbIe, 10 RoTopoi 81 cM0T OBI
JOiTH 10 EoHIa IHef MONK, : BoIIII
.eT IpyroH ropeMHRa. Fl H%ecqacTHBIfi
N3 HecqacTHHx. KeHa 3anyTaIa Me
Hi, C6HIa C TOIRy, y6HIa Moi pa
3yM II cHIH, II 81 yH cam ce0a He
H0HHMap II he y9HaD. TOT0B Hpo =
'cHTb Y E0T0 TO Hp0HIeHHa ga M0D
Ir~IyHocTB H cIa6ocTB IymeBHyD. BIZ
iIHTe iii, 1eHa MOI ocTaBHIa MeHa
vie BTOpOi pa3, Villa c 6opIepoM
HepBBif pas. BopIep, nOHrpaB BIO
IBOIb B .Ip6oBB, 6pOcH,I ee, Hocle ne
70 oHa HoHp0cHIacb cHoBa 10 MHe.
81 IOIrO Hal 9THM BOHpocoM lOMaI
,roIOBy. PemHI npOcTHTb. y nae
i6HI pe6eHoH, II 81 noEepTBoBaI CO.
|6oit pam nero. EuBa C HeH cH0Ba,
q IO,1TO 3aIeTHBaI paHy MOeii 6oIb
HOi IymIl. Ho BOT HpomIo ma OIa
II OHa cHOBa cIoMaIa cBOD BT0pyn
IEIaTBy. ymIa c 4pyTHM. II cTapaa
IpaHa IyHu p%aa6oIeIacB enc Glib
IHee. BeIB y nae IoaBHIca BTopof
: pe6eHoE. 81 MyqHaca, Tep3a1ca, ~
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26

QqeBb co:Kalep, qT0 IA Beqepe Toll
cT0r0 eMy CT01b Mal0 BpeMeHH we
.IeHo OHIO, no 6yIeM HaIeaTbca HI
eTo noaBJeHne y nae eme pas. +.
..RpoMBlTOB, TaIaHTIHBHlt CRpHIaq,
.yVeHnR 3%HaMeHHTor0 HpO0eccOpa la
IfM0HTa, T0Ie H|3DecTHor0 mHpOHO
cpeIU My3BIFaIbHBlX Epyr0B cBoH :
NH ToHHepTaMH. HecMOTpa Ha cBOH
MoIoIbIe TOIH gro TeXHHRa II Hepe-
Iaqa HpoH3BeIeHufi H.IaccHqecEHX
MacTopoB nopaTaJa MHOTHX. Becb-
Ma BO3MOIHo, ITO OH BBcTymT B
cIeIyNmeM rory c cHM60HHqecKHM
.O%pRecTpoM B YnHaro. YTo-Te EacaeT
ca T. 3a6IyIOBcEOTo, TO 0 HeM pac
Hp0cTpaHaTBca H3IHmHe. 9TO ap =
.THcT C M%HOT0IeTHHM OHbITOM. B .IOc
AHITeIec OHepa 10. OH HOIB3OBaI-
ca BcerIa TpyHHBM ycHeXoM, He
Tar IaBHO OH B|bTcTyHaI Ha yTpeH-
HEN HoHHepTe B cHHeMaTOTpabe, B
qHEaro, RE HNe.I TpoMa4HHii yc-
mex.
B 3aRIDTeHHe M0TnO .1Hmb cEa-
3aTb, ITO TaHHe apTHcTH cMorIH Obi
cBOHMH BBtcTyHIeHHaMH B MecTHOll
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i. Il.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26
yKPANHA v TEKCAC KA O4HOM
KBAPTAHE

C lellHH, H0H1IHamT IaBpM TaRHe
0aBopmH bnIbMOBOi Hy6lnRr. EaE
MapcemHa ll2ti, IIetiMc MOppei,
BERN EoMHcoH Il gp.
RoHequ0, Ell XOrHTe 3HaTb no =
BOOTH 0 I'pere Tap0o, Hoppe Hin
pep, PoMaH HoBappO. MapnoH l9f-
BIC II Hepa3lypHHe KapI lain II
IifopEE II. Apryp. IeiicTBHTeIbHO 0
TaaIoii II IaaIoM HI HHx HOBOcreIi
ne o0epenIbCa.
lIpeiEle Bcero, TpeTa I'ap6O! OHa
B%IacTByeT Ia cBoeM Tp0He ,,BaMuHp
nHX" pNIeii. Ia de EOBapHaa, ga
.TalOTnaa npeEpacHaa II H%ecqacTHaa
.%repoHHa! ,,BoTpcrBeHHaa heHHH =
.Ha" aBIaeTca Pe HoBeimnM bHIb =
MONO, HaX0IamnMca HbTHe B era =
.Im HHTeHcHRH0i H0Ir0T0BRH. PHIbM
.H%epeIe.IaH HI lrhecBI ,.3Be3IH0e Gu
aHHe" npHHaIIeTameI Hepy JIOpo
IN PapMyH. llIBeI BHETOp CncTpeM
npHHaI Ha ce0H peTHccepcEHe O6a
3aHHocrH, II B TpyTne Mil HaXOIHM
3aeIyGeHHHe HMeHa ,lapc raHcOHa,
lIoIH NIopoH, .Ioy9I llIepMaHa H
,lIoHa MaE BpayHa.
HopMa lIIHpep Ha oTor paa peB
paIIaerca R HeHnIHHy-E0MMHBOaTe-
pa. PeTHccHpyer Con- ByI. CpeIH
Ipyrux aETep0B orMeTHM TeHeR-ToIb
ia TaIaHrIHBOT0 aETepa, c%MaHyTOT0
B T0IIHByI C 4paMaTHqecE0d II no
MnqecEoH cIeHn HbO HOpHa.
bHIbM o6eHIaeT 6bITb HcEIDTHTe.Ib
no ycaemHBM. EcIH BH HOMHHTe
GIHy H} ll0cIeIHHX IapTHH H0pMM
lIIHpep ,,0cIa6eBaDmIf IIoI", RE
HopMa HTpaIa poIb KeHIIHHM aIBo
Kara, BH c%OT.IacHTecb, ITO pOIH
IeHIIHHM c MHIOif y.IH6ROfl 6epy-
mHxca ga MyAcE0ii TpyI, yIaDTca
9TQH 3Be3Ie HCHIWqHTeIbH0 X0p0m0.
PoMaH HoBapo co6Hpaerca HrpaTb
TlaBHyD poIB B RapTHHe ,,Ero Hoqb'
Ms RH3HH OIH0d H3 HoHBIHe cyTIecT-
ByDuIHx e%BpoHeHcRHX MoHapXHif Pc
He AIope, Poi I'ApcH II A,lb6epTa
Bon - b cocTaBe eT0 TpynHH.
MapHoH I9fiBHc no~Inr3aeTca B
,IH lIaTcH", EapTHHe EaE II BE
IecTBeHHaa HeHHHHa" H%epeIeIaH-
H0ii H3 HbecM HIyueff 30 Beef AMe-
PIKE c HeH3MeHHbM TpHyMR0M. no
MHqecEHit EOHTpacT 6yIeT TpHIaH
HrpoH H%3BecTHoff apTHcTEH Mapm
IpecIep. EHHr BHIop, peIHccep
,,IIapaIa" pyEoBo4HT HoBHM 4HlB
NOM MapHOH I9HBHc.
III HaB0HeI HamH 3%HaMeHHTHe 10
MHRH B HameM ToIIHByIcEoM lOMH
Ee5 RapI I9iiH. 4 ApTyp. Ohm KY
paIecar B HOBefIneii EapTHHe "B9i
OH Main" = ToiHe OcHoBaHHOM Ha
Niece = bapce TOTO IKE HMeHH.
RaE BHInTe B ToIIHBy4e HomIa MO
ia Ha IpaMH II R0MeIHH, qeH ycnex
poTIaeTca Ha BeIHEoM BeI0M lily
tn Hbio HOpRcEOro BpOIBea.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26

T0ITHByI BHIaI pa3HbIe BilIb. u
Gro M%H0r0qHcIeH. R|HH0-aTe.IbG EM-
p|acTalH, 0AHBaIH II 0TMHpalH Ey =
coTEH maHoli A4pmrH, CnaMa, lie
1oBnrOTo 0EeaHa, %ApreHTnHHI II liza
,IecTIHH. "Bce np0MeIBEHym nepeH
HaMH, bee Ho6BBaIn Tyr''. He 0bLIo
ToIbBo 3anopoTcGOii ceqH! HeIa :
pom yRpaHHcEHe ,,oEcTpB" (@craTlIc
TH),, Hrpaa pom %E4raheI;HX NAH
1apHH0B, HeI0yMeHHo EaTaAH r0l0
EaMH II roBopHIH:
CyMHo HAM, XIOHHH, cyMH0.
A HoqeNy ,,cyMH0" CAM He 3Ha-
III. Ho up0HBlp1HBme |aMepHHamuEl
pacRycHIH y|EpaHHcFyI0 cEyHy II NIL
p0ByIo HyTIy 10 HacToaHIefi HcT0pH-
qecK0ii EapTHHe H3 p0MaHa BO1bHoa
CHqH. HHHe i cTyIHH M3TpO-ToII-
BHH-Maep cnemHo cTp0aTca xaTM,
HopqMH II H.IeTHH C HOIcoIHeTHHEa-
NH; CHeEnHG Ha%6HpaI0Tca apTHcTBI
II ,3IcTpH", Il aMepHRaHnm HapG-
heHHHe B cMymR0BBIe maHHI, CHIT
III II TQ6oTH, TyHo Ho BeceI0 HOB
TopaDT Bc.IeI ga cBoHMH pyccEnMH
II yRpaHHcHHMH c0cIyHHBIaMH:
Terb BnTBeIal For, GyMa, ne
1ypHcal
A n0roM O%3a6oqeHH0 cnpaBIaDT-
ca: ne pyraTeIBeTDo III 9To 3asop :
noe?
llOqTI Bee HpHr0TOBIeHHa yde
saE0HTeHM. Ha IHaX HOEaa TpaHIH
o9Haa EapTnHa ,,Ha3aEH" HaqHeTca
c'eMK0H. B %rIaBH0ii p0,IH BMcTyba =
ct |3HaMeHHTHii ,IToH THJb6epT.
TyT IKE lie MeHee npocIaBIeHHaa 10
,,BeIHEoMy' IIapaIy" HapTHepma
PeHe AI0pe H1IOc HoIyEoMHE BIO
lei 9pH9cT TopeHc. Pa4OM c yEpaH-
Hofi DBI BHIHTe TeEcac. Boz 0 6OE C
X0x.IaTRHMH Ma3aHRaMH TecHaTca
EoB00ifcEHe THIHIHa, ToHTOpa 6pa =
TOTO mepHba II MeEcHEaHcEHe XII
HnHm. 9T0 TOTOBaTca r c'eMRe ga
XBaTBBaOmerO 6oeBHEa H3 IH3HH
TeECacROT0 pa3I0Iba ,S0-X T0IoB
npoHII0T0 cTOIeTHa. B TIaBHoIi p0-
III ,,TeRcaccE0rO Hae3IHHEa'' (TaE
oyer Ha3HBaTbca HOEBTii bHIbM)
H04BH3aeTca 0IHH H3 HOBeiimHX n
HoHyIapHellmHx TepOeBHMdHMbmuM
TO 3aHaIa, Tim Max RoH. FepoHHa
0HIBNM = ~IpacaBnHa IRoaH Kpa
y4OpI. II TyT ;Ee = HpHTOHbI, mara
8HHH II HaI3eMHHe Hoe3Ia HbIO-
HopEa!
3Iecb HepeI EaMepOif = cam IoH
qefiHH. KapTHHa oyer Ha3BIuaTb-
ca ,,Bolbmoii TopoI" Il ,IoH YeilHH
oyer nrpaTb poIb 6,IarOpoIHOrO re
pea HbD-HopRcEHx TpyIBo6. TaEoro
poIa POM envy npHcymH. lHmb He
IaBHo OH 3aEaHTHI pa6OTy B dHIB-
Me ,,,1oHIOH Hoc.Ie 3aRaTa" HpH6IH
3HreIbHo TaEorO iEe xapaETepa, EaE
Il eI0 HHHemHaa HBN-HopEcEaa Ri
Ho ,IeHTa. B Hoc.1eIHefs %coBMecTHo
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26

-paHuqycb sTun. qTo axe Eacaerca
iOTBeT0B HIH c0BeT0B, TO ma $40 Gun
|Tam ce6a 6eeCuIbHHN. f~iaIepcb,
ITO HaiIyTra Ii0IH nOySHee NeHa,
llpnBeI bee aT0 Ha cTpaHHnay IA
@eTB q nOroMy, mo cmTaD, ITO M0
TeT nocIy&ITb o6laTopa8yMIemeM
III HpeynpedIenHeM 4Ia MnOTnX nc
I|0HlIcT0B.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26

HOBaa 3aIaTa. OHa cHoBa HpocHT
npOmeHHa. hlaneFca, uTo 6O1bTHe
9T0 He H0BmpHTca. HaBepHO yBe3-
mnli TaIIe n0HrpaI B IO0OBb II
6pocHI. II Rot cHOBa IyMaii 1yMy-
mEy. II ia 9rOT pas 0e3 n%OcT0poH-
nero c0BeTa He c0O6paTy. T0LoBa
MOI ydte coBepmeHHo ycTaJa OF 10
IrHX pa9MBHIIemi II lynn. Nine 10
TeTcf THX0ll TH3HH, RaE ycTaBmeMy
MopaEy HpncTaHH. II BOT MICH
MOI 3aThaIa MeHa BTyTHE, a HpOE
IaTBIli B0Tp0c MyTnT: np0cTHTb Ell
enc pas HIH Her, PacRaaHHe III
9To HlH onaTb HcTopHa HaqHHaeTca
cHaqaIa?"
70, HpOEIaraa peBHocTb! TIL 10
Ty0HIa MOO CqacTIHByD TH3Hb, nc
nOBeIyeTca TpeTHil rOpeMBlEa. y Ne
Hi ObITa HpeHpacHaa BepHaa IeHa,
a HpoEIaTaa peBH0cTb pa3Iyqnla
nae. 81 HaIHHii peBHHBeH, noIy6oIb
HOli qeIOBeH. c nepBHIx IHeii Hamefi
0paqHoh T1l3HH 4 MyqH,I Moo IKE
Hy, He IaBaI Ell HoIOa cBOGn peB
H0cTbm. y6HBaI b Heh IIO6OBb 10
MHe. II y6HI, 6mTb MOTeT, HaBceT-
ia. Una B.IaIacb, H1aIaIa. yM0Ia
IA noBepHTb eli B ee BepHOcTH 10
MHe, II Il He 3aMeqaI ga Heh HH-
zero. He 0MI0 HHEaEOT0 H0B0Ia Il
peBHOcTH. H0 qepT BO3bMH! Ee NH
,Iaa yIBI0Ia pe3aIa MeHa. kaTInif
pas, EoTIa 0Ha IapHIa TOMy Hi :
6yIb cBOD yIBI0Hy, 81 MyqHIca,
cXoIHI C yMa, lake peBHOBaI ee
Il IeHuIHHaM. Tar Il MyVHI ee TpH
c .IImHHM T0Ia. HaE0HeH, He B MO
rory cTa.I0 eli, oHa ymIa. Flo 81
HOHpeKHeMy npecIeIOBaI ee, RorIa
0Ha KHIa Y cB0HX poIHTeIel. Una
VILLA C Ma.IeHBRHM Ha pyHaX. III
BOT TeHepb HpeGHaa peBHOcTb 30
Nile RaR OBI ycHyIa. 81 ToTOB no
iiTH Il Hefi, nacTb Ha RoIeHH H HpO
cHTb Y nee npomeHHa. llp0cHrB,
qTo0M OLA BepHyIacB. bHTb MO
ReT oHa noBepHT MHe II BepHeTca.
Hy, a ITO TorIa? EcIH Hpe&Haa
MOI peBHocTb CHOIR npocHeTca, TOT
ia I0.IaieH III q TpeBo1HTb ee no
RoH? RTo cMOTeT MIC oTBeTHTb Ha
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".InIH : 6paTba, = BouHeT qeTBe
pTHif, Mile TopbE0 II cTBIHo T0BO-
pHTb 90 9T0M, HO BMHyKIeH, moo 10
Moi MyqHT MeHa, He IaeT
H0RoG HH Them, Hi HOqbI0. BHIHTe
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TpeX. II HaE HcIyIIHTb eTo, He
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II IB0e JeTef, a Il 3Jecb cBa3aJI
MoD cyIB6y c IpyrOfi. II BOT y1e
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6epH Hac Il ce6e. BeIHHe, OHH he
3HaDT 0 HoJIOM H0cTynRe MOeM, He
3HaDT TaRiEe, qT0 81 ga mon Tpem-
HHiI HocTyH0E HecTOH0 pacHIaqHBa
loeb. BTopaa TeHa MOI oEa3alacB
kyle TopbEof peIbEH. qTo MHe ne
IaTb Il RaE 6BITb, he 3Hap. Bo MHe
TO.IbR0 ITO HpOcHyIacb %qeIoBeqec-
Haa coBeCTb. RaH MHe %HcKyHHTb
cBoii Tpex ToIe ne 3HaD. RTo MO
ReT oTBeTHTb MHe Ha 9T0, HycTb OF
BeTHT no sacIyTaM. q bee HpouIy ga
mon rpexH."
A BOT HHcbM0 H3 1pyT0T0 T0poIa.
"B POccHH 81 OBI cHH 6eIHoT0 Hpe
cTbaHHHa. koTIa Mic HcHOIHHIOcb
10 let, yMep MoH OTeH. 81 CTa,I xO-
9aliHHTaTb II cIelaIca xop0mHM pa
6oTHHRoM, Ho HorIa MIC cTyEHyIO
Is, TO co MHoH %cIyqHIocb ne TO
CqaCTbe, He TO HecqacTbe. BID6H-
zach B MeHa IeBymKa, T0qb 3aTH
T0qHOT0 HpecTBaHHHa. ID6HIHcB
NIB, TpydHIH MbI, IA T0IbR0 pas HpH
MIA 10 Mic H H0BeIaIa, VrO pc
6eHRa HO4 cepIDeM HOcHT. Co c.Ie3a
NH Ha TIasax TopOHHT IeHHTBca IA
Hell. ii TyT II cam He 3HaI, qTo Ie
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-11-26

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Evening star., 1927-03-22

Latvia has an extensive highway
construction program
Evening star., 1927-03-22
Sculptor Approves Artificial Lighting
Effects on Abraham Lincoln Statue

The results obtained by a new
system of artificial lighting in bring
ing out properly the lines of the
statue of Abraham Lincoln in the
Lincoln Memorial won the approval
OF Daniel Chester French, sculptor
who nodded the statue, when he
visited the memorial today to observe
the effect Of the lighting changes.
The only suggestion Mr.. French had
to make was that there still seemed
to be too much shadow around the
eyes. 1t was thought this might be
due to an accumulation of dust on
the face of the statue and Lieut.. Col.
Grant, in charge of Public Buildings
and Grounds, announced that a scat
Evening star., 1927-03-22

fold would be erected for few days
to remove any dirt that may be con-
tributing to this remaining shadow.
The office Of Public Buildings and
Parks recently spent approximately
IS. 900 installing artificial light at such
points in the memorial as to bring
out the statue to the best possible
advantage. Prior to that time natural
light was depended upon, but it was
found that light reflected in from the
portico and the rejecting pools dur
ing the morning had the effect of
reversing the shadows and gave the
statue an unnatural appearance. With
the exception of the eyes, the sculptor
was well pleased with the results.
Evening star., 1927-03-22
DEMOCRATS GROOMING
GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA
George w. P. Hunt Being Doomed
for Vice Presidency by
State Committee.

With a traffic jam developing among
aspirants for the Democratic presi
Dental nomination next year, the
friends of one distinguished Democrat
have decided to take to side street
in the hope of winding up with second
place on the ticket
The candidate is George w =. Hunt.
six times Governor of Arizona and
the grand old man of Southwestern
Democracy. He is backed for the vice
presidency in circulars received by
Washington politicians from the Ari-
zona Democratic Central Committee.
An Eastern man for President and a
Western man for Vice President, saws
the committee, would mean a united
Democratic party.
Gov. Hunt is described in the circu-
lar as "a modern Old Hickory Jackson
Democrat with a love for humanity
equal to that of Lincoln"
Evening star., 1927-03-22
"L0ST" SALE ASKED.
Company Would Auction Many
Articles Left at Station.

The Washington Terminal Co, yes
terday asked the District Supreme
Court for permission to sell at auc-
ton miscellaneous stock of things
left at Union Station by hurried and
forgetful passengers. The leading
article forgotten is the umbrella and
there is stacked in the companys
warehouse hundreds of them, which
never have been claimed.
The schedule attached to the COM
pany's petition contains page after
page devoted to articles of jewelry,
Evening star., 1927-03-22
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Kit Carson Post, G. A. r., to OBJ
serve Sixtieth Year.

Kit Carson Post, No. 2, G. A. r.,
will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary
tomorrow evening at z o'clock at
Grand Army Hall, 1412 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Members of Harding Camp will be
the guests of honor, who will be pre-
sented with silk American flag in
token of the occasion. Department
and affiliated womenS organization
officers also have been invited to at
tend. The post was organized March
q, 1857, in the basement of the Cap
itol, and has mustered 1,180 Union
veterans into it's ranks.
Evening star., 1927-03-22
CORN BORER WAR BEGINS.

BY the Associated Press.
Full mobilization of the heavy
artillery to be used in the war on the
corn-borer was ordered yesterday.
The Department of Agriculture
placed contracts for automotive equip
ment. consisting of tanks, trucks and
trailers which will cost half million
dollars.
A fund of s1O,oooOoO is available
Evening star., 1927-03-22

to be used in an effort to crush this
menace to the corn crop and the
initial outlay will bring into service
100 trucks and GA tank trailers,
The tanks will not be the lumber.
ing type used by fighting armies:
they will consist of containers to
carry the chemicals with which the
pest is to be attacked.
Evening star., 1927-03-22
LADY CURzON'S
DAUGHTER TO WE'D
Engagement to Barrister
Rice Formally Announced
With Mothers Consent.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 22.-Heading the
society news In todays London news
papers appeared the announcement in
society phraseology of the betrothal
Of Miss Marcella Duggan, daughter
Of the Marchioness CurZon of Kedle-
Ston, to Edward Dennis Rice.
Thus the friends of the young lady
became aware that the marchioness,
who was Miss Grace Elvina Kinds of
Alabama. had at last given permission
for Miss Marcella to marry the man
of her choice. He is a 27-year-old-
barrister, the elder son of Henry Rice
Of Danecourt, Kent.
Text of the Announcement.
The announcement read:
"The marriage has been arranged,
and will shortly take place, between
Edward Dennis. elder son of Henry
Rice and the late Hon. Mistress Rice,
and Marcella, only daughter of Mar
chioness Curzon of Kedleston and the
late Alfred Duggan of Buenos Aires"
For months there had been recur-
ring rumors of the engagement of the
couple, but they were always denied.
II am very happy l have my moth
ers absolute consent; please deny any
rumor to the contrary" Miss Duggan
said. 1.-The wedding will be in the
Summer, perhaps in May, but l have
not yet begun thinking of my we'd
ding dress or honeymoon plans.
There is absolutely no truth In the
story that mother ever disapprOved
of my choice. or wished to hinder our
marriage.
Cites Reasons for Delay.
She thought me too young to
marry and wished me to wait awhile.
But l am now over 10 years of age,
and I think l have waited as long as
she wanted me to. 1 have mothers
absolute consent"
Miss Duggan was schoolgirl
when her mother married Lord Cur
zon in 1917. She soon won her step
fathers affection and became his con-
stant companion. He bequeathed her
his house at Broadstairs as "a token
Of affection" She was one of the out
standing debutantes of last year. her
Spanish type Of beauty captivating
society. Mr.. Rice is tall and of fair
complexion.
Evening star., 1927-03-22

Civil Service Commission. presented
Or Edison with the commission an.
pointing him. and i'll a brief speech
mentioned particularly that Dr. Edison
attained his new post through promo.
ton from the classified civil service
He succeeded Herbert A Filler who
died February 10.
Evening star., 1927-03-22
DR.. EDISON TAKES OFFICE.
Civil Service Chief Examiner Be,
gins Duties.

DIR. Howard A. Edison took the oath
of office as chief examiner of the Civil
Service Commission this morning. The
oath was administered by Dr. John r.
Doyle. secretary of the commission.
William @. Deming- chairman of tho
Evening star., 1927-03-22

To Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
The Safe and Proven Remedy. THE First
and Original Cold and Grip Tablet) sigma
ture OF Il. w. Grove on the box. 30c-Ad-
VertiSement.
Evening star., 1927-03-22

Brazil's highway program calls for.
the expenditure of at least 81 900 .OOV
n wear for many wears
Evening star., 1927-03-22

rosary beads, crucifiXes and the like.
There are base ball bats, rattles and
baby spoons in large number and
gloves, sweaters, dresses and shawls
for the ladies and canes. coats. rub
bers, sCarfs and watches for the men.
One lone pair of dice is listed and
kit of tools. but whether burglar or
carpenter is not announced
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25
Some Thanksgiving Festivities

ii iuih ouOiilhtl idf'h VSiN |
dinner guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Peterson.
MIR. and Mrs. R. f. Lang enter
tanned Miss Katie Patrick Kennedy
and MIR. and mrs. M. J. Palubicki
at dinner.
Miss Della Croot went to Reserve
TO spend Thanksgiving with MIR. and
Mrs. J.. j. Gibbons.
Rev. H. L., Calvert and family
we're guests of MIR. and Mrs. John
Pace at 2.30 o'clock.
Mrs. Fred johnson, Miss Mary
O'Hara and Miss Louise Miller were.
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
lbsen.
Mrs. Ida Krebsbach had as din
ner guests, Miss Beatrice Waite,
Jack Dryer and Emil Hoyet.
Rev. Earle A. Clifford and family
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Rue at four o'clock dinner.
E. H. (. Heleeson and family
and Mrs. E. G. Holland we're guests
of MIR. aud Mrs. AL Hanson.
f. D. Morck and family enjoyed
their Thanksgiving as dinner guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Eishbeck and
the Goodman family enjoyed q fine
dinner at the Warren Smith home.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Forman and
daughter Mary Jane were dinner
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Joe Red
mond.
The Ed Belanski and Blaine Dean
families were guests at the James
King home four miles east of Pleu-
tywood.
The 0. Nj. Donaldson family en-
Logged their Thanksgiving feast as
guests of Myrtle Donaldson given at
her home.
The l.. j.. Onstad family went Il
Westby Thursday to have Thanks
giving dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. O.
G. Ch~ristiansoD.
Mr.. and Mrs. j G. Dcbing had as
dinner guests the M. P. Ostby and
M. @. Glorvlck families. Dinner
was served at 3 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. r E. Gustafson
were hosts at dinner to DR.. G. f.
Campbell and sons Guy and Claude
and the Ed Koser family.
VIM. Erickson and family and
Miss Isabel Malcolm and Miss Clara
bel Malcolm were guests at 2 O'Clock
dinner at the A Riba home.
Mr.. and Mis-. Robert Farris anC
} son Bob spent Thursday at the home
Of Jim Stone at Mildly. They en-
ioyed a sumptious turkey dinner.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Koenie, M. S
Nelson and family, j. L. Sorem ant
A. c. Erickson we're a o'clock din
: ner guests at the G. S. Nelson
no me.
I Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Olson enter
G tanned the H. E. Nelson family an,
7 Miss RaAna Solberg primary teache
E in the Medicine Lake schools, who i
spending her vacation at the Olsoi
home.
I The G. C. johnson family wen
to Redstone to spend the day witt
"
S Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tibbits, parent
!, Of Mrs. Johnson and, a sister Mrs
I A. 0. Davidson, who is here on
visit from Salem, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. ZeidIer an
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Peterson joint,
entertained at the Zeidler home
. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r
. A. Palutzke, Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
y Beveridge Of Redstone, and Mr., an
Mrs. L. E. Helm.
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25

Miss Lillian Gunderson of the
Williston Herald force was here TO
spend Thursday with her peoble.
We have a few beautiful patterns
of Armstrong Linoleum rugs left.
all at $685..
9.2tc Peterson Co.
Fred Jensen Of Dagmar was opef-
ated ON for appendicitis at the local
hospital on Monday by DR.. Storkan.
MIR. Jensen is getting along fine.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-11-25

Beginning Monday, November Fl
the siren will sound the curfew.
G. M. Pierce, Town Marshall
FOR SALE-SOme young shorthorn
bulls and heifers.
CIT LELAND & Sons, Antelope
Miss Francis Wheeler went to
Redstone to spend a few days with
Helen Bucklin.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Grant, of south of Red
stone, on Tuesday at the local hos
pital.
Mrs. Hurshel Lee has resigned
her school and will move to Crosby
where her husband is in the barber
business.