davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
PA3NOXEHNE FEpMAHCKON KOMMy
HNCTNQECKON nAPTNN

BEP,IHH. B TaM6ypre o0pa3o-
BaIacb H0Baa 0II03HIIH0HHaa ROM
MyHHeTHqecEaa TpynHa (PeHH0m }
|cTaBaIHaa ce6e HelIbm %OqHIueHHe ia
pTHH OF HeIOcT0llHHX 9IeMeHT0B.
IIOBaa TpyHna O%6paTHnacb no Been
HapTHhHblM ceHDHaM c HHpRyIapoM,
b EoTopoM o6paHIaeT HX BHHMaHHe
Ha IeM0palH3aHHn, yTp0HaI0lIIyI0
TIapTHH.
"I0BapHIIIH, TIacHT HHpEy-
zap, - B paIaX Hameh HapTHH qyB
cTByeTca TpeB0Ta. HHETO 6oIbme lie
M0ReT 0TIeIaTbCa OF BTIeTaTIeHHa,
TITO Mm HpeIaHbI. TITO .cTaI0 C ma
meH HapTHeil c TEX hop, IaE Tell
MaHbT, |BpaHI1epH II mp. cTa.IH 30
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
KOH4EPEHlNa NATION AHTAHTbI

IIPArA. Ha 3aBTpaBe B qecTb
MnHHcTp0B HH0cTpaHHBX lei PyMbI
MN II I0rocIaBHH BeHem HpOH3Hee
peqb, B %Eoropoii, MeTIy npoTHM,
cEa3aI:
Ma.Iaa AuTaHra BnHoHHHIa
TaGeIyO, HO HoTTeHHyp H oTBecT-
BeHHyIo 3aIaTy. Mil c ~T0pIocTba
MoEeM o~T.IaHyTbea Ia HcTopHD noe
leIHHx leT. Nib yTBerInmcb D Ra-
qecTBe rpyIuIB, o6'elHneHH0fi HoIH
THqecEHMH HHTepecaMH, yae 30 Bpe
NH BofHH II Ha MHpHof E0HfepeH-
UHH.
MaIaa AHTaHTa cEpoMHO, Ho c
I0cT0HHcTB0M np0I0laaeT BbIlIol-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
6yHT 3BEPEN

.I0HI0H. AtrIHiicRHT HapOXOI,
Be3HIHlI 3HaTHTeTbHHii TpaHcII0pT
3Bepei IIa 3oOIoTHqecEHX caI0B
EBpOIIM, H0HaI b 3OHIcEOM apXHHe
.IaTe B cHIbHMii mTopM. Bypa pas
6Hla 6oIbm0e qHcIO EIeTOR II 3Be-
pr, B TOM qHcIe 6oIbIHoi opaHr-
yTaHr, Trip, 3MeH Il o6e3baHH ora
3aIHcB Ha cBO6OIe. BONANZA HpHHy
1IeHa 6BIIa cHacaTbca Ha peak.
0paHT-yTaHr, B0OpyTeHHHh 6oIb-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
PAHNA MANbuNRA

HeH3BecTHMii Ve.IoBeR, oxoTHB-
mHiica, TaE noIaranT Ha qepenaX,
paHHI IL ,IeTHeTo Ma.IbTHEa BaIIa
caHO, EyHaBmeroca B peEe. BaHIa
caHo 3aaBIaeT, TT0 cTpeIaBIIHIi
0BTI Ha lIp0TIBOII0l0lfH0M OepeTy, B
pyEax y Hero 6HI peBolbBep II 10
p3HHa C YepeHaXaMH. lloIaraOT,
ITO OXOTHHE 6MI HeHOpMaIbHHii ne
.I0BeR, HpHHABmHl MaIbqHIa ga ne
peHaxy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
TNIbOTNHA B My3EE

.II0HCEMByPT. CyI HpHcaT-
HEx %HpHroBopHI K cMeprH pa6Oqero
PeMa, EoropDii y5HI cTapyxy-BIo-
by II cTeT ee TpyI. IlocIe npHroBo-
pa o6BHHaeMHil HpocHI Ra3HHTb
ero He%MeIIeHHO, IIpocb6y 9Ty yIoB-
,IeTB0pHTb lie yIacTca, TaH HaE 0a
.ETHqecEH cMeprHaa rabbi B .lDEce
M6ypTe oTMeHeHa. BeIHRaa repHOrH
III MHIyeT BECK OcyTIeHHHX, 3aMe
Haa Ea3Hb TIopbMoii. ~lIOcIeIHaa III
.lb0rHHa %XpaHHTca b Ny3ee.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
AMEpNKAHCKNN nOCOA TEPPNK BbIC
TynNn 1POTND bONbWEBNKOB

AHTH0OlbmeBHH6aa peqb aMepll
RaHcEoro nocIa I'eppHEa HpoH3Be1a
8Iecb BneqaTJeHHe pa3QpBaBmehcH
60M0H. 3a nee yXBaTnIacb qacTb
.G%paHIy3cEofi HeqaTH, commandment
CT pa3pBBa IHHIOMaTHTecRHX OHIO
menHii C 6OHbIHeBHTaMI bpaHHHell.
%IlOIaraDT, VT0 Dp0H3HeceHHe
.9TOi peqH HOcHIo caHEHIIIo BaHHH
rT0Ha .
Ha TopTecTBe HpHcyTcTBoBaI re
HepaH HepmHHr, 7eH. Home, 0bTB-
mHii DpaHB. BoeHHnfi MnHHcTp II
4pyrHe HpeIcTaBHreIH 9paHHy9cEo
70 HpaBHTeIbcTBa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
K1yb KOKANHNCTOB

By4AIIEIIIT. By4anemrcEaa no
lHHHa Ham1a B Topo4cRoN cEBepe
MoIOIoro %qeloBeRaa 6aHEoBcRoro
cIy%anIero HapIa EoBaqa, IeIaB-
nero ia cRaMBe 6e8 c%03HaHHa. 10
RIA 'ero HpHBe.IH B qyBcTBo, oRaaa-
,Iocb, qTo OH obi HoI BIHaHHeM no
rama, Eonaq uoMHHI, FaE HeH3Be
cTHmii qeloBeE npe1loTHH envy HOil
TIL B RIy9 r0FaHHHcT0B, cMyrHC
yEa9al ION, EyIa ere HoBeHH, Ho co
BepmeHHO he 3Ha.I, EaB |oTyTH1ca
ia cEaMbe cEBepa, 0e3 %CO3HaHHa II
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
HO6EaA [APKAREHKO

B0CTOH. PyccHHi qeMHHOH A.
TapEaBeHRo oIepKaI HoByI0 6IecTa
myIo Ho6eIy nal qHRarcRHM IoFTo
pom KapIoM C|apHoIHcoM. CapHo-
INC 10 cerO BpeMeHH cuHTaIca "He
Ho6e4HMBM." B HepRoi cXBaTEe Ia
%pHaBeHRO Ho10HH.I I0HT0pa Ha 00e
,1onaTRH B TeTcHHe 45 MHHyT, a 30
BTOpoff pa3 - b 10 MHHyT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
CTOHKHOBEHNE C TPOMH.
1AMN

TAMIlA, bIa. 3Iecb HpoH3Om.Io
GTo.IEHoBeHHe %noIH1HH c 6eIHMH
.TpoMHIaMH, Tpe6oBaBmHMH BHIa3qH
I'M H3 TIopbMH HeTpa. IIoIHHHeH OBJ
III nyIueHM B xOI c|Ie3orOpHBue 90
M0H, Ho 9THX cpeIcTB OEa3aIOcb He
IocTaToTHo 4Ia qepHH. IIOcJe- 9TOTO
Ho,IHIIHH npHILlocb II%ep0eTHyTb Il
0pyTHn. PaneHo OHIO s qeIOBeE,
B THcle EoTOpHx WMceTca II OIHa
EeHILHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
nOCETNTEAN BNBlNOTERN

HAPPIER. 3a 1926 TOT 6paHny
3cEyp HauHoHaIBHyD 6H6IHoreEy
%noeeTHio 1882 qnTaTe.aa. I'm OBI
no BhIaHo 100000 EHur. B cBoeM
4oRTaIe 0 eoeToaHHH 6H6aHoTeEH.
zee TAaRHMii a4MHHHcTpaTQp, PoHaH
Mapeeab, yEasHBaeT, gTo ofp0MHaa
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01

6e3 IeHer, Tar RaH EOme.leE er0
upoHaI.
IToIHgHa ceiiqac iFe nycTHIacb
IA po3HEcEH, II qepea HeEoTopoe Bpe
MI EIy6 OBI o6HapyTeH B aaI-
Heii qaCTH IONA, IA THXoif yHHne
HoEaa. B EoMHaTax, o6cTaBIeHHBIx
ITO %BOcToqHoMy, nolHnHa o6HapyEH
Ia 20 EOEaHHHcTOB, - My%qHH H
IeHIIHH, Ie%aBnIHX Ha 8HBaHaX.
qacTb Tx mHHaIIeTHT Il XOpomeMy
06mecTBy cToIHTIT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
MAIIHnRH : K3MEHHNK

M0CIcBA. PeIop IIadaHHH III
meH ia HIN 3BaHHa "HapOIH0rO
apTHCTa'' II Ha3BaH H3MeHHHR0M,
TaE EaH b 0IHOii H3 HapHHcRny pyc
cEHx Ta3eT 6BD1o Ia IHaX Haneqa-
raHo coo6IHeHHe, ITO IHaIaIiHH 10
TepTBoBaI B hobby 6e3pa6oTHBX
pyccRHx IDIeii 30 PpaHuHH 5000
6paHHoB. 3a 9To lpecryHIeHHe
nam BeIHEHd apTHcT H 6HI HpHqHc
.IeH 6o%IblleBHEaMH Il 'BpaTaM HapO
IA"
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
TEPMAHCKAa CHAAlEP
RE,p Hill Z kn1

BEP.IHH. B KOIOHe HaTaIocB
c.IymaHHeM Ie1O HeHO1 TIKI 9MH
Jim 06eppeiirep, o6BHHaIomefca B
0|TpaBleHHH CBOeTO My;ra. 0TpaBIe
HHe npOHaomIO HpH cOIeiicTBHH ee
.lD00BHuEa, IoETopa BpeXepa, Ioc-
r%aBHBIHero eli 6OlbmOe RoIHqecTBO
aIa. IIoIcyIHMaa IepTHT ce6a
oqeHb rOpIo. %,ID6oBHHR DE ee Gu
.IbHo HepBHHqaeT II HaHoMHHaeT co
600 .Hp6oBHHEa ehahIep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01

HIM MoIoTROM, BopBaIca B MaIIIH
hoe oTIeleHHe, pa3OTHaI EoqeTa-
.pOB II HpHHaIca pa3pymaTb MaIHH-
Hy. Il cqacTbD, OIHoMy H3 MaTpo-
COB yIaIocb 6pocHTb B TOHoBy o6e3b
aHH TaReIBM IycEoM Ee.1e3a II cha
,IHTb THBorHoe. RaHHTaH B cBoei
EaWTe HpHHy%IeH 6HI OTcTpeIHBa-
Tbca o. 3%a6paBmeica TyIa Eo6pM.
{ 0OIbIIHMH ycHlHaMH 9EHIIaTy
yIaI0cb 3aTHaTB 3Bepei B EIeTHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
XOTElA yCbIHOBNTb HNHlbE-
PFA

HAPPIER. B MecTHoe aMepHEaH
cE0e lloc0IbcTBO HpHX0IHIa Ha
IHax neEaa 6oTaTaa bpaH1IyTeHEa,
EoT0paa 3aaBHIa H0cHy, Vro OHa
TeIaer ycHHoBHTb aMepHEaHcROrO
geTqHRa ,IHHI6epra. HOcoI Ell 3aa
Bill, TTO ,IHHI6epr HMeeT HpeEpac
HeiimyD MaTb H OIL lie c%OTIacHTca C
ee HpeEIOTeHHeM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
rP06HNuA ETNHETCR0N K0P0
UEBbI

EAHP. Hpo4eccopoM PeiicHepoN
6Hla Ha 4HaX BcEpHTa Tpo0HHHa
e%FHneTeEoii HapHIIm TeTe6pec, Ma
TepH Xeonca. B Tpo6HHHe MyMHh
lie %oRasaIocb. BBIH HaiiIeHM TOTB
70 EycEH pa8HHx MaTepHii II EaRHe
TO THIFoeTH, coXpaHHBmHeca B re
qeHHe HecIoHBHHX TBcaT let. 9Tl
0IaTOBaHHHe HHIE0cTH H3yqa0TcA
celTac XHMnEaMH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
yBNnCTBO 4EBymKN

8 IeTnaa IeBymRa Alma Tenn
THH 6HIa aaXBaVeHa a%BTOMo6HIeM
n HpoTaIHeHa ia HpOraiFeHHH HoH-
EBapraHa. IeBoqEa yMepIa. ALTO
Mo6HlB cFpBIIca. C%BHIeTelH saaB-
laEoT, VITO B aBroMo6HIe 6HIo INA
qenoBeEa. HecqacFTuii cIy4aii Hpo
H3onJeA Ha To1eTe9 II GA yIHge.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01

rHaBe ee? llapTua pa3pymaeTca.
HHRro Hac 00Ibme He npHHHMaeT
Bcepbe3. IIapTHa npoBOHala 10 ca
MORO %ecHOBaHHa. He.Ib3a 6O.IbIHe 10
BepaTb Hi oIHoMy HapTHhHOMy IN
HOBHHEy, moo He43BecTHO, He HMeeM
III MIL Ie.1o c aTeHTOM H0IHHHH."
B gHpHyIape IaIee yEa3HBaeT-
ca, ITO q1eHH HapTHH, OcMe1IIBan-
lIIHeca ToBopHTb 0 da0pHRanHH COB.
HpaBHTelbcTB0M OpyTHa I1a PenXc
Bepa, - 0ecH0uUaIH0 H%cHIOTaI0T-
ca. B 3aEI04eHHe T0BOpHTca, qT0
O0HapyHeH0 pacXHTIeHHe IlapTHll-
HBx cyMM. PacTacEaHO 6oTee 100
THCaT Map0H.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
TOCTM " CRPMnKA

c. PHolIRa no cIyqaD upa3IHH-
ROB, ycrpoHI HHpymEy. TOcTH 4oI-
TO nHlH. a noToM pa96peIHcb 10
4OMaM. BMecTe c HHMH H3 IOMy Hc
Teaaa H cRpnHEa, EOTopoH OHIO
y%e 200 .Her Il RoTopaa ogeHHBa-
zach 1000 8oI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
PbIBA HA AOPOrE

PepMep 0. IIIyMaT, HaHpaBIaacb
B qHEaro, 3aMeTHI Ha IOpOre B ny
IKE BoIH 6oIbmoro EapHa. 1epMPp
6ea oco6oro Tpy4a ero holman. Ia
phi BecHT 4 6yHTa. IIoIaraOT, UTo
BcIeIcTBHe o6HIbHBIx IOTIef BoIa
BbHec.Ha EapHa Ha IopOry. lloToM
BoIa cnaIa, a EapH Tar II ocTaIcA
Ha Iopore b ayEe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
nPOTNB CMEPTHON KA3HN

B rocTHHHHe CTHEeHa cocToa.Ica
MHTHHr, ia EQTopoM oey&gaIacb
cMepTHaa Ra3Hb. G peqBD |BBIcTyHal
B. TepcT, HsIaTeaB MHoToqHcIeH-
HBIx ra3er B AMepHEe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
-Nay4ANT RPEcTyElHoCTb

YHKAT0. B WouIHIii IloHeIeIb
HHE 3Iecb 6BIo opTaHH8oBaHo come
GIRO HayqeHHa HpecTyHHocTH B AMe
pHRe. B 0praHH3aIIHIo BoI1IH Bill
Hbe DpHcTM II O6HIecTBeHHMe IeaTe.
III, ~lIoIo6HEe O|pTaHHaannH 6yIyT
co3IaBaTbca B IpyrHX TopoIaX. b
2aIaqH o6mecTBa BxoIHT TaEEe Il
6opb6a c npecTynHocTbIO.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
ynA1A C HOuIAlN

BeTTH Gamma, EaTaacb BepXOM
Ha IoHIaIH, yHaHa II HOIyqHIa TIL
Te.IHe HOBpeR1eHHa. qepe3 HecEOIb
10 IHei OHa yMepIa. Gamma poIH
zach B Ono CHTH. Re npeIEH EorIa
TO HpHeXaIH H3 POCCHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
COB. AM HNCTNH

KpBIeHRo Ha3HaqeH HpeIceIaTe
ZEN Oco6oii u0IE0MHccHH HO peIaH-
TnpOBaHHD BHpa6aTHBaeMOTO nouo-
TeHHa 90 o6meH aM%HHcrnH, EaEo-
Baa oyer Jana coBeTcTHM npaBH-
TGIbcTBOM no IHD IeCaTHleTHa cy-
meCTBOBaHHa c~OBeTcE0ii BIacTH..
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
3AHPEWAlOT HEMEuRNN
a3bLR

HAT0BIIII. IIoIbcgHMH BIacra-
NH BepxHeH CHle8lm 9aHpemeHc
BHpRoBbTM EloyHaM pa3TOBapHBaTI
30 BpeMa TpeIcTaBIeHHa no HeMen
I'M. B rOpoGe THBer 6oIbmHHcrBc
HeMHeB, cpeIH KoTopbIx 9To paclIo-
paEeHHe BbI3Ba,Io 60lbmoe HeIoBt
lbcTB0.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
BPAT WAXTEpOB

,I0HIOH. BcIeIcTBHe 60lbmO-
70 HeI0B0IbcTBa aHTIHAcRHX WaXTe
pOB, BBIHyTIeH OBI ocraBHTb cBOD
Io,IEHocTb 6paHE XoIFec, eeKpe-
Tapb Me&IyHapoIHoii maxTepeRoI
beIepannH. XoITec BBIcTyHaI HeoI
HoRpaTH0 HpOTHB 3a6aeToB. aIIFIHa
.cEHX maXTepOB H BHcHa8BBaIca 3a
yBe.IHqeHHe pa6oTero IHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01

HaTb 'cBQD MHccHO, -0Ha he Hpe
yBeIHqHBaeT Hi cB0HX CHI, Hi cB0
Tx BeHeii. 0Ha |yTacTBoBaIa B IeIe
E0He0IHIaHHH 9B0HoMHTecR0T0 Il
bHHaHcoBOT0 H0I0TeHHa lIeHTpaIb-
.H0h EBpoHH; oHa HpHHaIa aITHB-
hoe yTacTHe B yperyIlpoBaHHH ce-
pbe3HBIX H0cIeB0eHHbX Hp00IeM,
.oHa HpHHala yVacTHe HycTb II
RoeBeHHoe, R .loEapHcEoM Ie.Ie,
.oHa HrpaIa II HrpaeT poIB B lure
HaIAfi.
IIonpeHHeMy, MaIaa AHTaHTa
0yIeT c%IegOBaTb H0IHTHRe R0Hc0IH
.IaBHH MHpa. BoHpeRH TONY, uTo ga
aBIaOT B HeBOTOpHX EpyTaX, MeTIy
HaMH HeT HHEaRIlX p~a3H0TlacHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
bNT lBA 9ALuNCTA

HbT0 H0PH. "MeMopHaI Ieii''
3Aecb he Hpome.I cnoEcfHo. B patio
ne RBHHc. HpoH3OmIo crolEHoBeHHe
HoHHnHH c Ky E1yEc K.IaHHaMH, B
MaHreTTeHe 6HlH YOUTH IBa HTa.1b
aHcEHx baHIHcTa, oTnpaBlaBmHeca
Ha BamncTcRHif napa4. y6HilnaM
yIaIocB cEpMTbca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
BPAHTENb y XOPTN
ByIATIEnIT. To c.IoBaM

ByIAIIEIlIT. lilo cIoBaM raa.
"Perroab'', npH6mBmHii H3 BeIrpa
ma TeH. BpaHTe.1b noceTH1 BeTleHa,
a 3aTeM OBI npHrIameH pereHToM
XopTH Il aaBTpaEy. Ten. BpaHreIb
BHeXaI B BpDcceIB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
4NKarcKaa XpoHNKa
IBoe rpa6HreIeii cBaaa1H RAJ

IBoe Tpa6HTeleii cBa3a1H rae
lBoe rpa6HTelei cBa3aIHo FAC
cHpuny II o%Tpa6HIH TeaTp "BapcH-
tn" Ha 10000 8oT. B TeaTpe B aTo
BpeMa HaxoIHIocb 10 Ok THcau 10
c%eTHTe.leT, Ho OH HHqero He HoIO3
peBanH. CBoe o6pyqalbHoe RoIb1o
EaccHpma ycHe.Ia cnpaTaTb B DOTH
HOE.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
yMEP OF AlKOTOlH

CTyIeHT q%HEaTcEoro yHHBepcHre
IA ,1T. TapHep H3paTHo BBIHEI 10
cIyTaW Hpa81HHE0B II yMep OF 0Tpa
BIeHHa aIEOr0IeM. B cBasH c 9TIIN
apecrOBaHO qeTBpe ueIoBeE'a. Hpo-
IaBmHi cTyleHTy alRoroIb oyer
00BHHaeM B y0HlcTBe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
3AKOH 0 3AWNTE PECHy6lN.
XIV

BEPIHH. PefxeTar upHnal R
TpeTBeM TTeHHH COMMUNICATIONS 32I
ro,Ioca poTTB II woeET HpoIIe-
HHa 8aBoHa 9 saIlHTe pecny0IHEHs
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
yuuEH B KNTANubI

B MOCEBe HolyTeHO H3BeCTHe 0
HpHHHTHH 0HBnIHM HaTaIBHHH0M
HnTaiicEOii BocTOTHOH TeI. IopOTH
reHepaIOM XopBaToM EHTaiicEOrO
TpaIIaHcTBa B cBa3H C Ha3HaTeHH-
EN- erO HaUaIbHHEOM oXpaHH HHTa
ncRO = BOcTOqHOH Te.Ie3Hoi IOpOrH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
PA3Rb!E HOBOCTN

pa6oTa O6cIyTHBaHHa qHTaIbHHx
3aI B|BHO.IHaeTcG 0qenb 0TpaHHqeH
HIM qHcI0M CIyIaHIHX - 8 qHHo
BHHEaMH II 80 cTOp0TaMH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
nEKNH nPOTECTyET

|IIIeEa II 6O1bmeBHIRaa) IBHTyTca
ceHqac Il cT0lHIIe. AHrIHiicROe 30
'eHHO EoMaHI0BaHHe %OTHpaBHlO B ce
IBepHHH HHTai 6aTaIHOH cOIIaT. Co
HIaTH HaXOIaTca b H%aCTOaHIee Bpe-
MI B TeHIHHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
IS MNHlNOHOB ABTOMO6N
1En 90PlA

IETPOITT. Ha IHax Ia ba6pH
re bOpIa. 6HI BHHymeH aBToMO-
6HHb ga HoMepoM Is M~HaIHoHoB.
AUTOMOBILE hopIa HoMep l HaXo-
IIrca ceiiTac b bopIoBcEoM My3ee.
MoTOp 9Toro aBToMo6nla pajoTaer
Xop0mO II ceiiTac.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
KEHCR0E PABH0nPABNE
MERCNRE

MEECHE0 CHTH. HpeaHIeH-
TOM haaeCoM %r0T0BHTca BARON 0 axe
HcEoM p|aBHoHpaBHH B MeEcnEe. ga
Ron he IacT TeHHIHHaM H36HpaTeIb
moro WaBa, a ToIbE0 pacnp0cTpa-
HIT Ha HHX nee n0I0HeHHa TpaHIa
HeH0T0 llpaBa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-01
A~BNAuNOHHblE 3AB04bI B
te.e. nnnn

BEP.IHH. Ito. cHoBaM "IoiiTme
lIahT.", COB, HpaBHTeIbcTBo pemHIO
HOcTpoHTb qeTHpe aBHa1HoHHBIX 3a
BOIa. He00X0IHMHe MaTepHaIM 0y
IyT 3aRyHIenH B AMepHRe.
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nounced recently by the U. s. de
rSrtmcnt of the interior.
In a simple, but impressive cere,
nlony, conducted in the presence of
John r. Edwards, assistant secretary
OF the interior, and Horace NJ. Al
bright, assistant director of the ma
tional. park service, j. r. Eakin be-
came superintendent Of Glacier, NJ
X. Tillotson of Grand canyon and
T.. Y. Scoyen of Zion national park.
All of the men being promoted TO
the new positions have been mem-
bers of the park service force in
Grand canyon national park for sew
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-16

Dispatch Telephones 81 and 50.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-16


Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt,
2nd, promised her wealthy
husband, both pictured here,
that when their daughters were
married she would grant him a
divorce Muriel is now Mrs.
Frederick Cameron Church, I'd,
and Consuelo is now Mrs. Earl
E. T. Smith. And their par
ents' divorce by the F,aris
courts, where suit was insti-
tuted some time ago, is said to
be imminent. If the decree is
granted, Vanderbilt, it is re-
ported, plans to marry Mrs.
Barclay Warburton, Jr., this
summer
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national |
today v
administ
rointees
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-16
TILLOTSON NEW
HEAD OF GRAND
CANYON PARK

GRAND CANYON, April 15.-Shifts
in the personnel of superlntendents
in Grand canyon, Glacier and Zion
national parks became effective here
today when the oath of office was
administered TO the three new ap
rointees to these positions as ar
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-16
,oPPER AND SILVER oUoTATIONs

The average daily quotations fo'
copper and silver, as carried by the
Engineering and Mining Journal for
the week ending April IA, are as fol-
lows: Copper 12.77; Silver, 56.5S.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-16

cra1 years; Mr. Eakin as superin-
tendent, Mr.. 'rllotson as engineer,
and Mr.. Scoyen as chief ranger.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-16


review 1t "ony for exercise" said our
d on OF the it
nih
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ATED
|SRIJTH'S
CLAIM
By JACK lat

Famous Hearst writer, who IL editing
Mrs. Ruth Snyder'a own life. story.
which begins next Tuesday exclusively
In The Washington Times. Lait 10 the
Mrs snyder since she was condemned
Int, noted playwright. abort story
arfiteF and authority on matters thR-
ntricdl. published this article ~
Variety, Bible Of The shetr game
from iehich u e reprinted,
NEW YORK. May 20.
Show business is universal, I
guess. 1t penetrates into the
most extraordinary places. 1t
was the last topic I expected
to have touched the dayI got
into Queens County jail and
interviewed Ruth Brown Sny
der, the first and only news,
paperman who ever spoke a
word to her or heard a word
from her lips save from the
witness stand.
Calm, smiling, kidding-far more
cheerful and jovial than was as
/ approached this solemn and de-
pressing assignment within an
hour of the sentence of death s
doom from the lips Of Judge
Scudder-the famous blonde open
ed up for me-and pretty. She
held out nothing. / can't write
it all here. | promised to keep
lots of it confidential for the story
Of her life, which will soon be
published in the washing n
Times.
Wanted to Be Actress
But the portions touching on
Broadway, night life and the stage
that she preached, can release.
Il wanted to be an actress when
II was a kid up in the Bronx" she
told me. my folks. strict Chris.
tians, Scandinavia shuddered at
the thought | yielded TO them.
went to work at Is as a phone ope-
rator--and in time married Snyder.
Il don't think I would have mar
ried Snyder--or Snydar--if T had
gone on the stage. And don't
CONTINUED on PAGE 2. Column 10
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@* Newss Service
ROOSEVELT FLYING FIELD N. Y, May 20e-Braving
the perils Of rain storms and fog the North Atlantic
Capt Charles Lndbergh the young, daredevil American
aviator hoped off on the 3600m nonstop transocean
flight for Paris this morning in his Ryan monopane Spirit
Of St. Louis Lindbergh took the air at 752 o'clock He
hopes to end his long hop Sunday morning.
Flying alone and carrying only sandwiches few chocolate
bar and distilled water, Lndbergh departed in misty
wetther Rain earlier in the night had ceased O'Clock
His machine had been brought here from it's hangar at
Curtss Flying Field at 30 o'clock order advantage
OF the specially prepared runway nineenhs Of mile in
length -
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The flying fool" travelled al.
most a mile, nine-tenths to be ex.
act, before his plane rose from the
ground. He flew very low, and
passed out Of sight of the thou.
sands of watchers at the field at
an altitude of only 200 feet.
A great cheer rose from the
packed thousands of watchers on
the field. who were held back by
heavy police attachments, as the
silver colored plane, glinting in the
faint sun which shone through a
last disappearing mist, rose from
the ground, its engine roaring a
farewell
The first of the men who TOR
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Sinclair Sentenced to
3 Months in Prison

Harry Sinclair, mutmilhonare oil magnate was sem
fenced today three months Imprisonment in Federal prison
for contempt of the United States Senate He was fined
$500
Sentence was pronounced by Justice Hz in District Supreme
Court before whom the OIL magnate tried and
weeks OF refusing to questions propounded
him during the Senates investigation of his lease of the
Teapot Dome reserve
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Salvation ~ REDE WRkl X[5E'AAl|

delivered himself Of some
violent heretical philosophy,
As young Mr.. Campbell was
known to be a student Of
divinity whose guardian
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STARTS N HEAVY MIST
At RECORD SPEED;
DUE SUNDAY
Lindbergh's Whereabouts
Mystery at Noon

At Lindberghs whereabouts were mystery.
Several reports from New England that the spirit Of
st. Louis had been sighted proved upon further in-
vestigaton, to be false. Army planes had been mis-
taken for the Ryan monopane. Three persons in the
village Of Halifax Mass reported seeing the plane at
10 a. m, stating that they saw Lmdberghs symbol.
4 NX-211, y Yry plainly The engine Of the plane
seemed TO be skipping badly that observers feared
IL might be forced to earth Il soon disappeared in the
haze The keeper at Minots Light reported sighting
plane but could not make out any marks on it.
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hev right pleasant meetin' when
you git together" drawlingly re.
marked a sun-bronzed farmer. a
suspicious twinkle in his eyes. II
imagine them notions Of yours
Amt agoin' to mate with his'u--"
Blast his Ihotionsr' the young
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EINJNI)DEA[)
FROM CAS-
FUMES

Robert Graham Evans ir.,
q, promoter of the Congress
sional Country Club and vari-
Gus other kindred organiza-
tio1s,s was found dead in. the
kitchen Of his apartment, 1888
Fifteenth ST, n. W.. today.
sAs Jets Open
Every gas jet on the kitchen
range was open, and part Of the
fixtures removed, apparently to
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first place, he boarded the
stage somewhat dishevelled
and the worse for liquor.
And secondly, while the old
vehicle was under way, be
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fables ' = archaic rub.
bish. Z He surveyed his
companions with a challeng-
ing air.
Il eal1ats you m yer uncle 'ull
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uncle was a rigid Presby-
terrain clergyman, his fellow
travellers were not only
amazed but were inexpressi-
bly, shocked.
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!" / IN throwing it all DIP, =
he declared with bibulous
gravity. Cant make a
/, parsop out Of me. Cant
swallow that bosh
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man interrupted vehemently.
That's the trouble with him.
He's fun of notions and no com.
mon sense" Then. with q serio.
comic expression on his handsome
Continued on Page Z. Column q
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left the court with his lawyer. Mar,
tin w Littleton, Of New York. who
told the court that as the Jaw stood
in 1924 congress was without power
to compel testimony Of witnesses.
Sinclair's appeal will he argued
first i'm the AppeiIate Court
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Lindbergh Takes Two
Hours Sleep Only
Before His Hon

ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y,
May l20.-Lindbergh's prepare
ton for his long flight included
but two hours Of sleep.
He went to bed about mid
night, after attending the
movies. He left a call for 2:15
this morning.
He was up before that time.
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Sinclair. however, viii MOI begin.
TO serve his sentence, as his attor-
neys have appealed the conviction to
higher courts, and will eventually
take ii to the Supreme Court ii
necessary.
Sinclair, smiling and apparently
unperturbed, posted $5.O0N bonds and
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allow the gas to escape more
freely, according to Coroner j.
Ramsay hewitt, who issued GER
tificate of suicide.
No Motive known
No motive for the deed could be
learned Mr.. Evans was alone In
the apartment. His wife. who had
returned yesterday, from vacation
lcontinued on Page 2 Column 81
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days have been waiting for good
weather to make the hop off on
the long S,600-nlile flight headed
straight East as he took to the
air.
The young pilot Of the Spirit Of
st. Louis had planned to circle
the field three times as q final
engine test before starting out on
Continued on Page 2. Column H.
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CHAPTER ii

a NSON CAMPBELL. =
AFetnrn to Anchorville
gave a rare flip to.
ANAL town gossip. In the