davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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b IIerp0rpaIcEOM o6mecTBe Pen
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WeBIe, TeM caMblil paIHft Il M0HeT
0bITb IIepecM1aPMa + Hp0BnHnHn.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

b BoeHH0M eye Il MeEHecce
(MapOREO) 3aHOHTHI0ch c.1yIHaHIT-
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

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pa.lH aBII,lllcb .lHIlIeHIIM (HY.IaRH
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{ npeIceIaTe,IbcROT0 MeCTa WHO'LL
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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cToE Ha IonpOc. CBaIb6a oT,1oTe-
Ha Ia 6 MecaueB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
4nKarCKaa XpoHnKa

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Hill 3axBaTHIH 9 .1eTHIOW IpBoTRy.
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HO IoTepH cBoei HnEoMy He OF
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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1Ca Ii HaCeIeHHm c B%033BaHHeM 10
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B ~lleTporpaIe 6aKTepHolOTuuec-
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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HEPEl 3AYBATQM, WAXAA

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apMIIeii rem. tInaHr h orBeT Ha ga
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HpeIIoTeHHe CoeI. ~lIITaToB 0 Hen
.Tpa.IH3anHII IlIaHxaa aBIaeTcG 40
cypIHMM, VT0 EaHT0HIH He 0c-
TaH0BaTca llcpI 3aXBaT0M 0TOT0 70
.poIa b c.1yTae pa3IpoNa BoflcE Ma
pmala VIaHFa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
RAMHAHNa nPOTNB ROMMy-
HNCTOB B ABCTPAlNN

CHlHlI. B pa6opIIx TpeI-nHHO
HaX HaTaIacb oHeprHpnaT RaMIIa-
HlT ga oqHcTEy pa6oTlX opraHH3a
IIllI OF pa31aTal0lIIlX Tx H0MMyHTI
c%THTecRHX 9.leMeHToB.
k0MMyHlcTH c cBOeif cT0pOHH
BbIHycTlLIH np0RIaMaHHI0. L E0TO-
pom OH %HepITaTaI0T pa00qM COB
IaTb EpacHyI0 TBapIHIo.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
nPN H0MOWN THy
Ha 3ace1aHuU IIhH HIRE

Ha 3aceIaHHH IIHH IIHTepc
(|n3BecTHma qeEHT) paccEa3aI,
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Tepc, HpHM10cb H|pHOeTHyTb Il HOMO
Hill THY II MIIHuHH."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

By1AlIElIlT. b BeHrepcRoN TO-
pOIRe BaR6OTIOpHIT HoEoHqHI c co
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TaBH.I nHcbMo, H3laTaNHIee HplIqH
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III IAN, OH oIHH HoIyVaI oTFa"h'
TaR RaR IIToxo TaHHoBa,I.
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uqrTb c co6on."
CaMoy0HfcTBo OHIO pacRpN1o
To.fbEo repes H~ecEoaBIo HacoB !
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

cbIlaerca ryIa, B c1yqae HaIo6Ho-
9TH. B3aTb ia cBoil 6opT HpoIIlBa-
IolIIHX b HHEaparya aHrIHqaH.
Appropriateness upaBHTeIbcTBo Ia
10 AHrIIm 00eHIanHP 3aHIlHIaTb an
rluiicHIX H0IaHHmX b HHRaparya
TaE IKE, EaR Il aMepHRaHucB.
I!lcMIEa AHT1HeH Hpeilcepa He
Ha myTEy BcTpeBo&H.Ia aMeplIHaH-
cHHX 3aH0HUJaTe.Iell, 10 Zero Bpe-
MeHn He Bn0lHe 0Io6paBmHX uHTe
pBeHIup h HHEapaTya. Tenepb Obi
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
AHTNNnCKNn EpeHCep B HN-
KapaTya.

HAHAMA HAITA.I. CDIa npH-
.6mI aHr1HiicEHi Rpefcep "HoIoM-
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rya.
B BamHHrT0He b npaBnrelhcrBe
HHHX cbepaX cEIoHlM paccMarpH-
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meHHe IoErpHHm MoHpoo,
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aMepHEaHHeB, ITO BbcaJEa aHr1IIil
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let |npOH3BeIeHa II TT0 Rpellcep To
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

0yIro OBJ cTaHyr noIIep;EIlBaTb IIH
frepBeHTecRyD nolllTHEy |HpaBHTe.1b
IcTBa, H0T0p0e peIHIEl0 10 qT0OB TO
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una lei Ia MecTe. Cen. BOpa Cqh-
|TaeT IaHHbIe HpaBHTe.1bcTBoM o6'ac
lHeHHa HPIOCTaT0VHhMII.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
H01NuENCRNE = 6yT1ETE-
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I|IpHBIeqeH0 Il 0TBeTcTBeHHOcTH
HecEo1bEo noIHHeacEHx, 3aHHMaB-
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.1IIUellcRHe B cB0IIX a%BT0MO6HIHX
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Ho LII Hpo1aE1I.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
KPyuuEHNE nOE3lA

MERCHKO CIITII. H%OTepHeT
EpymeH1e HaccaInpcHnh nOe3f, ME
InIHii ua TaMnuEo b MoHTepH.
Won't II uaccaTHp 6oIee 100
qe.IoBeI paHeBo.
ll0rH0IH H0TTH BEE HaCCa;Blpb![,
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HbIX Bar0HaI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

cH0cTb HaIlaIeHHa co cT0p0HH COZ.
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cTaHyT I0.1HbMH T|Ocn0IaMH IluT0-
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Ten BpeNeHeM corlaIIeHHe Hpe-
IycNaTpHBaeT HeMeI.IeHHQe5 BoccTa-
H0BIeIHe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II TO-
pOBBX 0rHouueHnh NeT1y llo.Ib-
meH Il ,lHTBoii, n|pepBaHHTX IiPrTb
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
HE HPN

lpa6HTe,IH, BopBaBnmcb + TIaB-
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3a6paIH H3 EaccM 80 1O.I. B Rae
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TeIu He 3aMeTIIH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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3BOcTH aaXBaTH.IH 60IbmOiI aBTOMO
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BaHbi.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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CNMOCTU 3CTOHNN

PEBE1b. 9cToHHG oTnpa9IHo-
BaIa 9 .IeTHHi m6HIef cBoe Mesa
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Mbep MHHHcTp II II Becb eTO HaOH-
HeT yITI.IH B |0TcTaBBy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

HecE0 1bRO IHeH 10 H0cM1HH aHrITT
HcHOf. . HO,IyTeHHH ee h COB. 10
%c0IbcTBe np0BeIa1H aHT.lHpaIIe II
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3eHT0IbH 3aaBiI,I HeIaHHe H0ceTHrb
aHrIHHcR0e MHHHcTepcTBO HHocTpa
HHbIX Ie.I, TO envy HpeIT0KHlH aBIi
rbca Ha IpyTQii IeHb. AHrIHiicEaa
re nora 6M,la IOcTaBleHa R COB.
nOc01bcTBO b TOT DE caMHii IeHb.
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cB0eT0 II01IIpeIa II. 10 Been Bep0-
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T.IHH cqHTaWT n0qTH HeH30eHHHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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qacTb TpyIanIHXca 30 B~paKIe0HHH
c~0BercROiI BIacTH II IIapTHH IA
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
MEPTBEu B nAPRE

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26

yqHbX Hc%c.IeIoBaHnii pemeHHT
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
'bblA0E" HECOCTOaTENbHbIn
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lIeTep6yprcEnM ry6cyIoM o6'aB-
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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0pTaHIl3anHH H0BcTaHTecH0r0 qp0-
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
bEPGNH PA3TOBAPNBAET C
HbD NOPKOM

BEP,lIIH. l'cpMaHHa b %UepBMii
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
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9NNa H.1ei6epr NE HeIeIH To-
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-26
XEPTBA TAHlEB.

HOBeCHBnIeTOCa He y1aIOcb Bep-
HyTb Il KII3HII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

New York City, with It's 400 won.
ems organiZa tons. has the larges.
city federation in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
3O5 OFFICERS DROP OUT.

During the calendar year 1925. 16S
officers resigned from the Regular
Army, Sc were placed on the retired
list, 50 died, Ia were discharged. IL
were dismissed and were dropped,
making the total loss of 305. which
was more than offset, however, by
the appointment of 333 new officers.
designations numbered 49 in the
Infantry, 20 in the Air Corps, u in the
Field Artillery, II in the Medical
Corps, 16 In the Coast Artillery, IL in
the Corps of Engineers. IL. in the
Cavalry and the balance from other
branches. There were no designations
in the Adjutant Generals Department,
the Chemical Warfare Service, the
Veterinary Corps and the Chaplains'
Corps.
The commissioned strength of the
Army December 81 was 1.S14 officers,
of which number $40 were graduated
from the Military Academy. 906 were
appointed from the ranks, 1856 from
civil life, 359 from volunteer organiza-
tons. and 3.624 were former emer-
gencv officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

garding Col Brett's efficiency was
put into the record from Gen. Hunter
Liggett, commanding the LIST Army;
Gen. William NJ. Wright, commanding
the 1st Corps, and Gen. S. r. Sturgis,
commanding the S0th Division, and
from Maj. Gen. Cronkhite, who had
previously commanded the 8th Divi.
sion.
Gallantry i'm Action.
Col. Brett was awarded the Congress
sional Medal of Honor. the citation
reading, 'for most distinguished gal
lantry in action against hostile Sioux
Indians near O'Fallons Creek. Mont.
April l. 1880. by fearless exposure
and dashing bravery. cutting off the
Indian pony herd and greatly Gripping
the hostiles while second lieutenant of
the I'd Cavalry"
Among the foreign decorations he
received are: officer of the Legion of
Honor, Croix de Guerre with palm.
from France, with a citation which
recites that he made his brigade a
choice unit through which he broke
the stubborn resistance of the enemy
in October and November. 1913"
Col. Nicholson served from 1876,
Col. Brett graduated in 1879 and Col.
Dugan In 1881. All of the men covered
by the legislation passed yesterday
have had unusually distinguished rec
ords
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
KING REX is MADE HOST
IN MARDl GRAS CLIMAX
New Orleans Approaches Great
Civic Event as Festival Passes
to New Stage.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MARDI GRAS, New Orleans, F'ebru-
airy 26.-With hidden orchestra play
ing, the storm king appears among the
clouds and, in a mighty voice, calls
to his subjects, I'VE all go to earth
together" Accompanied by his court
arrayed in royal raiment, he strides
across the foliage dotted ballroom of
New Orleans famous Athaenaeum
the voices Of the criers ring out and
q Mardi Gras ball is under way.
All these events are en- masque
All have their kings and queens
radiant in resplendent costumes. The
public receives it's glimpse of the cele
bration on Tuesday, March 1, but for
those initiated into the intricacies of
New Orleans society the carnival be-
gins twelve nights after Christmas
with the first masked ball--that Of
the Twelfth Night jewellers.
Afterward with increasing fire.
quency. as the days of lent approach.
the balls of the mystic Krewes throw
the social life of the Crescent City
into whirl of activity
On Mardi Gras today the general
public enters the final swing of the
carnival--the ball of King Rex--which
closes the carnival. Last year % 900
invitations were issued to the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
.ORATORC|AL FIGHT
TO Be SPIRITED
Boys Enrolment in Star
Area Lead Girls fur Ma.
tionaI Contest.

Boys are leading the girls at pres
ent in participation in the fourth ma
tional oratorica1 contest. so far as the
private and parochiai district In The
Stars area is concerned.
In the number of schools enrolled
the boys are but one ahead of the
girls. with Sidwell's Friends School,
which is co.educational, balancing be-
tween the two types of institutions.
But the enthusiastic and business-like
manner In which students In the boys
schools are enlistng in this year s
competition and the increased num-
Der of enrollments from their ranks
over previous years presage a lively
battle in store for the fair opponents
who will meet them early in April in
the forensic competition which will
determine the champion of the pri-
vate and parochial schools district.
Valuable Prizes Offered.
The winner of that event will re-
ceive a district prize Of 500 and the
right to contest on May 4 for The
Star area championship, carrying
with 1t $500 in cash and an award of a
three-month tour of Europe this
Summer. with all expenses paid. as
we'll as a place in the national
finals.
. Though the girls at "Sidwe!ll's
Friends. Holy Cross Academy, I'm
maculate Conception, Notre Dame and
immaculate Seminary are engaged at
this time polishing up and memor-
fzing orations on which they are
placing high hopes of victory, the
boys are adopting still more aggres-
sive tactics. In the Dewitt Prepare
tory School, for instance, where par
ticular attention is given to public
speaking instruction in the upper
classes, the National Oratorical Con.
test is this year counted of major i'm
portance both in the matter of class
training and AS a test of inter schol-
astic strength.
Likewise the Y. M. G.. A., Woodward
School for Boys, the Emerson Insti-
tute, Gonzaga High School, ST Paul's
High School (Which last year produced
the District champion, Joseph Haiti
gam and st. Johns High School are
printing for an oratorical struggle with
rivals whom they meet oftener in
athletic combats than on public speak
ing platforms.
Boys Schools Determined.
These boys preparatory schools.
which have for years derived no small
amount of pleasure from a rivalry in
gridiron and diamond contests. are this
Spring bent with equal determine.
ton upon outdoing one another with
their Commute orations on the funda-
mental principles of their Govern.
ment. They seem almost to have for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
BRETT PROMOTION
NOW IN PROSPECT
House Approves Porter Bill
Conference Reports Of
ficerS Will Benefit.

With the approval yesterday of the
House of the conference report on
the Porter bill, providing for the pro
motion of certain retired officers, the
way has been cleared for the promo
ton to the rank of brigadier general
of Col, Lloyd NJ. Brett. now serving
as adult; mt general Of the District
National Guard, end FIVE other veteran
officers. With Col. Brett, Col. William
!. Nicholson Col w. c. Brown, Col.
William ID. Beach. Get T. E. Dugan
and Col. W ID. Wilder will be pro
noted
This measure has been before the
last three Congresses. and the confer
enee report approved Thursday by the
Senate and yesterday by the House
reverts to the original Porter bill Dur
ing the tendency Of this legislation
attempts were made both in the House
military affairs committee and in the
Senate military affairs committee to
load it down with other promotions.
Col. Brett had previously served a
hve-year term as adjutant of the Dis
trict National Guard He served as
brigadier general throughout the
World War. commanding the 160th
Brigade Of the s0th Division. He also
served during more than 40 years Of
military career against. the Indians
and in the Spanish American War and
was decorated for bravery. He was
promoted TO the colonelcy in August,
1914. and was retired February %.
1920, but was called back into active
duty. He is now in his seventy second
year.
Supported by Officials.
The bin carried the hearty support
OF all the high officials of the War De-
partment. At a hearing FIVE years
ago the then Secretary of War John
w. Weeks, stated both Col. Brett and
Col. Nicholson have very credtable
records as brigade commanders of
combat troops In action
In testifying at hearings Gen. Per
shing stated 1.-The services of Col.
Brett, L. S. A.. retired, have been of
very high order. His efficiency
throughout has always been above the
average. During the World War he
served with great ability, and before
his retirement / recommended that he
be promoted to the grade of brigadier
general. but the law made this impos-
sibie. l hope to see him receive this
well merited advance
During 1612 years of service, in
which he participated in many Indian
campaigns and skirmishes, Col Brett
received the Congressional Medal of
Honor and specific commentator
from the department commander,
Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
In Santiago Campaign.
He participated in the Santiago
campaign and was made provost
marshal general of that Army and
had the distinction of being selected
by the ommander-in-chief to com.
nland the 100 picked men OF the Amer
lean Army to receive the surrender
of Gen. Toral and his army ana later
the City Of Santiago de Cuba.
He was recommended for the brevet
OF major for gallantry in action in
That campaign. He then went into the
Philippine instruction and partici-
pated in skirmishes. 1t was following
THIS that he served for five years with |
the District National Guard.
He was also for six years superin. |
tendent of the Yellowstone National |
Park.
During the hearings testimony re. |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
BIG HYDROELECTRIC
PLANE IS PLANNED
$40, 100000 Development Will
Have Largest Dam in U. S.
and Rival Muscle Shoals.
Rr the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February GA gi-
gantic hydroelectric development on
the Saluda River. 10 miles west of Co
lumbia, s. C.. has been undertaken by
General Gas & Electric Corporation. in
volving initial expenditure of $50. 00.-
900. More than $4,000 acres of land
will he utilized in developing an an
nual output of more than 400 900 900
kilowatt hours. The project, com.
pany officials say, eventually will rival
Muscle Shoals.
A proposed dam Is expected TO he
the largest in the country. creating a
lake having twice the surface area OF
Lake George in New York state.
The corporation will control the
Saluda development through the Lex
ington Water Power Co. and the
greater portion Of power TO be gener-
ated will be sold TO the Broad River
Power Co. chief subsidiary in South
Carolina of General Gas & Electric.
Work will begin Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
Order New Diamond Rush.

LONDON. February 26 P).-An
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Johannesburg. South Africa. says
that a fresh diamond rush on the
Grasfontein farm has been arranged
for March A. The rush will take the
place of that held yesterday, which
was declared null and void, because
of the premature breakaway Of rug
ners in stalking out claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
BRAND SEES SAFETY
IN PEACE-PACT POLICY
Pictures Germany as No Longer
Menace to France When
Agreements Are Made.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, February 26.-Foreign Min
lister Brands idea of peace lies n6t
only in the elimination of friction be
tween the nations, but in the binding
together of countries by political and
economic accords.
In a half-page interview with lie
Petit Parisien. justifying his policy of
conciliatory attitude toward the
Germans, he said that the treaty O.
Versailles, which Germany had suf'
fered as an instrument of hate, hS5
become voluntary agreement under
the Locarno pact. He added that the
Germans realized that ii was to their
interest to get along with the allied
powers and that France was safe,
even against an armed Germany,
when all Europe was interviewer with
peace pacts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

April 1925. and transported it to Pop
lar Bluff.
The second charge is that Kearbey
swore falsely during a recent trial
in circuit court, involving the sale of
liquor.
me because of my activities against
law violators," Kearbey declared.