davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
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XAPbH0B. - Ito cOo6meHHD
XapBEoBcEof oIHO4HeBRH, BbFIIe8-
'meH 26-ro HpHa OF HMeHH pa6oqea
TpyHHH, HpHBeIeHo %coo6meHHe, yKa
3BBaDmee, qTo B o6HapyIeHHOM B
KapHoBcRoM caIy TpyHe HeHaBecTHo
TO OHoSHaH CIyiEamHh MecTHoTo
Thy TopIIeBcEHH, HMeBmHii RIHq-
Ey auIRa X.I0uaIbmHE. ToIIeBcRHii
SaHHMa4 4oIRHocTb HaIaqa = pa3cT
peIbHIHKa HeIIpepbIBHo B HpoIoIaie-
HHH 6 Ier, cHaqaIa HpH XapbEoB
CE0ii qeRa, a noToM ITIy. no IaH-
Helm MeIH1HHcEoro BeEpHTHa Tag
IeBCEHa yMep OF HacHAbcTBeHEoT0
.y4ymeHHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21

aRTB, HpHHaBmHe B H~0cIelHee Bpe
MI cHcTeMaTHqecEHii XapaRTep.
BO3MOKHO, HHIIeT Ta3eTa, ITO
zoe ITO BBIIyMaHO caMHMH 6OBn1eBH
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IH. Ho baET HOHTp Teppopa B COB.
POcCHH HecOMHeHeH.
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OHa BcerIa BB3BBaeT o6pa3oBaHHe
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meHHa".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
APECT T%EPPOPNCTA

IIoIHIHH yIaIocb HohMaTb HeH3
BecTHoro qeIoBeEa, HaBoIHBmeN
naHHEy Ha %HaceIeHHe DIHoh qacTH
ropo8a. B TeqeHHe %HOcIe4HHx IHeH
TeppOpHcT cOBepmHI cBHme TByx
IecarRoB ~Tpa6e%eH, o6ome4lnHxca
o4HaRo 6ea EpoBoTpoIHTHa. Apecro-
BaHHBii ORa3aIca P~aiiMoHIoM tn
ION. IIpu apecTe OH 6HI paHeH H
renepb HaxoIHTca B %rocHhTaIe. CBo
Tx cOyTacTHHEoB OH OTEaaaIca BH-
IaTb. 3a apecToBaHHhM oXoTHIca
He.nHH oTpaI HoIH1eHcRHx, cocToa-
mHii H3 100 qeIOBeH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21

%EHEBA. - KOHbepeHIHa AHr
.lnH, AMepHEH II aHOHHH TO oTpaHH
qeHHp MopcEorO BoopyaeHHD cqHTa
eTca noUTH ITO cOpBaHHOii, AHr.IHii
CINE 4eIeraTH yexaIH B .lOHToH
4Ia coBemaHHa C BaIIBHHBM n
YeM6epaeHoM. AMepHRaHcEaa II aHo
HcRaa 4eIeraHHa OcTaIHcb B KeHe
BE, Ho V HHX Her HHHaEOh HaIeatIB
Ha Bo3MoIHOcTB IaHoro moo c0rIa
meHHa c aHTIHqaHaMH. B MecTHbIX
HOIHTHqecRHX EpyTaX H~oIaraIoT,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
RHNFA

.IOH40H. = BpHraHcRoe Hpa-
BHTe.HbcfBo oHy6IHEoBaIo 'ToIy6yp
HHHry", co4epTamyp TeEcr BECK
IHHIaMaTHqecEHx HOT, EOTopHMH All
raHa o6MeHaIacb C, COB. PoccHeH C
1921 ToIa N 10 MoMeHTa paspBIBa.
B RHHre HoMemeH TaRRe %HpoToRoI
qeTHpex 6ece4 MeT9y qeM6ep1eHoM
II P03eHT0IbIeM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
6OPbbA C nEPEMEHOA 4AMNANN

MOCRBA. - RoMHccapHaTy BHy
ITpeHHX IeI B HacToamee BpeMa B
COB. PoccHH HpHXOIHfta HaqaTb
6opb6y C HepeMeHoH 6aMHIHf.
B HaTaIe RoMMyHHcTHqecHOH pc
BO.IDHHH HpaBO MeHaTb ITO xe.laHHD
6aMHIHD HpoHaTaHIHpoBaIocB Been
c"oBeTcE0ii HeqaTBD. HO 3aTeM OqeHb
6HcTpO 0HaSaIocB, qTo H%oIb3oBaHHe
9THM HpaBOM HepeIHO cHOco6cTByer
yEpBTHD HpecTyHHHx 9IeMeHToB.
B HacTOamee BpeMG R0MHccapHa
TOM BHyTpeHHX Ie1 HS4aHa HHcTpyI
UHa 4aDmaa mHpOROe HpaBO Meet
Helm OpTaHaM EOMHccapHaTa oTEa3H
BaTB B HepeMeHe baMHIHH, IHIaM,
HOTopBe MeHaDT baMHIHW 6e3 cepb
e3HHX I.Ia 9TOTo HpHTHH.
B HacTOamee BpeMa HMeIHcB ia
EHa MoTHBHpoBRH B HepeMeHe 0aMH
IHif: "HaIoe1o HocHTB HMa HBaH,
Xoqy HaaHBaTBca CepreeM. &e-
laD Improvements HMa HHEoIaa Ha
HMa HHHa, TaB EaH HMeIO HpHcTpac
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
nOTEPaH 4EHbTN = HE 3AX0
TEN KNTb :.

H. IIIaHeH, IHBymHa Ia BamHH
rToH yIHIIe B lone HON. 2200 mpeI
HoTHTaI ypaHHrb IeHBrH IA IHe cy
HIyEa, BMecT0 TOro, qTo6n HocHTb
Tx B 6aHE. B TeqeHHe %HeKoToporo
BpeMeHH envy yIaIocB co6paTb 4.
600 IoIIapoB. On compares saHa-
TBca ToproBIef, no ETo TO yaHaI RE
ypaHaTca ero IeHBrH II sa6paa NIX,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
KHyb "4N BOPCEP0B"

B YHEaro opraHHaoBaaca kIyo,
q1eHaMH FoToporo MoryT 6HTb ToHb
no re MyTqHHH, IoTopHe paaBeAHcb
co cBoHMH IeHaMH. UeIb Ray6a -
6opB6a npoTHB upaBa Ha HoAyqeHHe
allHMoHHH, CyGBH B KIy6 He HpH-
HHMaDTca, Tar HaT oHH cqHTaIoTca
3aHIHTHHHaMH HeHmHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
Jl95ATENb GONREqHbIx BAHH

.I0HI0H. ~ llpecIoByTblh IA
nHaoH BeHceH, 0cHoBaTeIb .lHrH
.In6HTe.Iea CoIHe4HHX Balm, apec
ToBaH B TaHI HapRe b.. R%yHaIbHBX
TpycHHax. IIpeIaHHHfi cy4y, RanH-
TaH 3aaBHI, ITO peHIHI H3IeqHTb
aHrIHHcRoe O6meeTBO OF Io2Horo
cTBIa II IaTb IDIaM Bo3MoEHoeUB
cHoRoHHo 3arapaTb Ha co.IHHe. CyI
HecMOTpeI Ha IeIe HHaqe, HaHIe.I,
qTo B HeHoTopRx4eayNaax RyHaAb=.
HBT RocTIOM aBIaeTca %HeIocTaT0q :
HbIM OIeaHHeM, H HpHToB0pHI IaTH
rama Il p IHlO TDpeMHoTO 3aRID-
qeHHa HIH Il 5 6yHTaM mTpa6a.
HeIaa HOcTpaIaTB ga HHeD, -
RaHHTaH HIaTHTB oTRa3aIca II 6HI
0THpaB.IeH B TDpbMy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
nOPqA mROlbI

HeH3BecTHHMH .IHIIaMH Hp0H3Be
IeHa B BamHHTTOH Tai CHyI cepb-
e8Haa HOpqa. B mRoIe He OHIO Hop
HOBO cTopoIa ,HoIaTaDT, ITO HopTa
WOHaBOIHIacB HoqbD. B HeEOTOpHX
EoMHaTaX B3opBaHH HoIH, pa36UTB
HOpTpeTH, noBpeI4eHa B%oIOHpoBOI
Haa cHcTeMa II T. Il. Ha U0qHHEy no
Tpe6yeTca %HecEoIbEo TBcaT IoI.Ia-
p0B. BaHIaIoB ne yIaIocb O6Hapy-
RHTb, HecMoTpa Ia TO, ITO Tenepb
HpH mRoIe y%e eGTB HoqHof cTopoI.
X
yHNqHAA KATACTP0@A
Ha HepeRpecTRe ToIcTeg II Pan
IoIR w. HpoH3omAo CT0%IRHoBeHHe
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
%HAN3HAHKy

BcIeIcTBHe HaqaBmaToca Macco
BBIzoIa 6e3HapTHHHHIx H3 Hi
aoBHx opraHHaaIHa npoRcODaa XII
MHEoB Ha ypaIe Hs-aa EoMaHIoBa-
HHa EoM9paRHHH liz HpO6copaa
xHMHFOB BHc.IaI cHeDHaIBHyD EoMH
ccHD liz o6cIeIOBaHHa ~IeaTeIbHOc
tn EoM9paEIIHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
CBa3bIBADMNn 9AEMEHT

Ha HpeIcToameM HIeHyMe llhB
HI oyer pa3cMoTpeHO Hpe4Io&e-
HE ceRHHH 10 cOBeTcHoMy cTpoH-
reIBcTBy B IepeBHe 0 BEaIoqeHHH ga
EHToqHOro TpecTBaHcTBa B c0cTaB
rex opraHH3aUHii, EoTOpHe aB.1aoT-
ca HpOBoIHHHaMH IHpeRTHB RoMHap
THH cpeIH %ceIbcIoTO %HaceIeHHa. "a
%HToqHoe IpecTBaHcTBo, 10 MHeHHIo
ceEnHH, oyer TEN TeHHBIM cBasH-
BaIoWHM 9IeMeHToM, RaEoBo1f cen-
vac Heo6xo8HM LII HapTHH B ca pa
core B IepeBHe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
sABpAAN mNHbI

TpH qeIOBeRa cTamHIH kaaHMH
pa CaHTHrpocH C Tpy3oBHEa mHHH
H 3aHepIH eTo B HoIBaIbHOM Home
meHRH. Barren oHH GEM ia Tpy3o-
BHR H yexaaH. TpysoBHR 6HI Harpy
HeH pe3HHoBBMH mHHaMH, oIeHHBa
B 5000 goIIapOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
BlOXHyH KN3Hb

HoIHBeficRnH d. PafaH cnac OF
cMepTH 14-TH leTHeTo pe6eHRa ~
HoBeHHeM B pacEpBrTHii ero poTHE.
Pe6eHoE 6BII qeM TO HOIaBHIca,
PaHaH 3aaBIaeT, qTo OH TaRHM enc
co6OM y&e %qeTBepTBii pas cHacaer
IeTeH or cMepTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
n~OBECNACa KynE1

TEPH. y MecTHOro EynIa lille
HeHa OHIO Ha IHax yRpa4eHo 4.
900 IoIIapoB. CTapHR Tar ITo6HI
IeHbrH, ITO Tepes HecEoIbRo 4Heff
%H0BecHIca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
HOBbIE ~I0ROMOTNBb

B qHEaTo HpH6HI HepBHH Ho-
BBii IoEoMOTHB, HymeHHHf B XoI
HbD HopEcEoH DeHTpaIBHOii III. 4.
EOMHaHHeii. .IoROMoTHB MOaieT IT,
HyTb 90 HyIbMaHoBcEHx BaTOHoB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
CAMoy6NncTBA B nonbME

BAPIIIABA. - CaMoy6HiicTBa
HpHHaaH B IToIbme xapaRTep 9HH-
IeMHH ga HocIeIHHe MecaIIH. B re-
qeHHH oIHOro 4Ha = 3 HIoIa - ga
perHcTpHpoBaHO D BapmaBe HaTb
caMoy6HficTB. 0co6eHHo MHoro caMo
y6HhcTB - cpegH 6espa6oTHoH Nh
TeIIHreHIIHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
4nKarcKaa XpoHnKa

gByx TpaMBaeB. Goa BaroHa 0H1H
cHabHo uoBpe&IeHH. 6 Hacca&HpoB
1IoIyqHIH cepBesHHe nopaHeHHa.
HpHqHHoa cToIEHoBeHHa aBHIOcB He
HcHpaBHOcTb peTyIHpyDmHX yIHT-
Hoe gBH%eHHe OTHeH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
HE ynOTPE TAB

BHqHTA, HEH. MecTHHe
IoMoXo3aHRH 06'aBHIH 3%a6acTOBHy
HpoTHB HoBBlIHeHHa IeH Ha ra3. Ceif
vac oHH TOToBaT xoIOIHBe yTHHH II
coBepmeHHO He y%HoTpe6IaDT Ta3a.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
TEPMAHCRNn 6AHK 60nR0TN-
PyET bOlbIuEBMROB

,I0H10H. = AHr1HiicRHii 6aHE
OTRa3aL, IaI H3BecTHO, B BBIaTe
EaRHX OBI TO Hi OHIO IpeIHToB
6oabIIIeBHEaM, O6'aBHB I'm HoIHHd
bHHaHcoBHii 6oiiEOT. HOIo6HOe penne
HE HpHHaI H repMaHcEHf PeHXc-
6aHR.: 9ToT 6aHH HpeEpaTHI IA IHay
yqeT cOBeTcRHx BeEceIeH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
yMEP PyMbIHCRNn ROPOAb

ByXAPECT. = 20 HTOIa yMep
pyMnHcEHii Eopolb 4ep8HHaHH. 10
poIb 6HI 6oIeH BTeTeHHe IeIOrO
ro4a. POIHIca OH B 1865 ToIy. Py-
MHHHeii ceHuac 6yGer yHpaB1aTb,
OqBHIHo, EopoIeBa MapHa, 6HB-
IIIaa B HpoHIIOM ROXY B AMepHEe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
.CAKKO v BAHIETTN TOnO4A-
Hot

B0CT0H. - CaHE0 II BaHGeTTH
TOaOIanT yTe TeTBepTBli IeHb. Hep
BBff o6'aBHI HOIHyIO r%oIoIOBHy, BIO
poi He HpHHHMaeT TOIbE0 H09e.
0cyMIeHHMe Tpe6yIoT OTRpHTOro pa
3cIeIOBaHHa HX lena.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21

BEPIHH. = pore Dane"
HeqaTaeT paso61aqeHHa 0 roToBa-
meMca ycH1eHHH PeHxcBepa. Ito cao
BaM ra3eTH, BoeHHHe BIacTH HoIHH
MaIoT BoHpoc 90 yBeIHqeHHH UHcIa.
8HBH3HH C z 10 (ycTaHoBIeHHaa
BepcaabcKHM IoToBopOM qHcIeHHo
cTb apMHH - 100000 qe.I. oyer
o66HIHaIBHo coXpaHeHa). 4 Eaas-
4oa 4HBHaHH HpHIapTca 6aTTapea
TalEeHoH apTHIIepHH, TaHRoBaa po-
Ia, aBHa1HoHHaa 9cEaIpHIba n up.
HpoIo1RHTe.IbHOcTb cJIyT6H B Peff-
xcBepe az 1eT) ocTaercd Hpe%Hef,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
~MNAANOHHbIN nPOuECC

OIHa HbD HopEcRaa RoMHaHHa
npe4 aBHIa qHRaTcE0II R0MIIaHHH
MapBHx HcR B 100000 4oI. Ie-
10 B HeIaleEoM 6yIymeM HaqHeTca
cIyIHaHHeM B qHEarCIOM cyge
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
PA3ObNAqEHNa "POTE @AHE"

HpHqeM, oIHaEo, eIeToIHo BB0BIBa-
er B saHac 10000 qeIoBeE. TaEHM
o6paaoM, B TeqeHHH 10 IeT HaROHHT
ca aaHacHaa alMHa-B 100000 vel.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
bAPPNMOP B PyCCK0n RAPTN-
HE

.TOC AH&ElEC. - HopHopa-
HHa 06'egHHeHHBTx ApTHcToB CHINA
CT ceHqac HapTHHy H3 pyccKolI Pc
Bo.IIo1IHoHH0ii xH3HH HoI Ha3BaHHeM
"Bypa". TIaBHyD poIb HTpaeT B
Hei 3HaMeHHTBH aMepHRaHcIHh ap-
THcr lToH BappHMOp.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
6POMEHA B0M6A B R0HCyAb-
CTBO

HHIIIIA. = B MecTHoe aMepH-
RaHcKoe koHcyIbcTBo 6pomeHa COM
Ga. HepTB he oEa3aIocB. AMepHRaH
cROe HOcoIBcTBO B HapHSe yemen
Ho OXpaHaeTca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21

NH xoIar B TaHry OXOTHrBca Ha aBe
pei Il H~peEpacHo BIaIeDr opy&HeM.
B gepeBHe HeT HHEaEoH B,IacTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
K nORymEHMp HA OPAoBA

BoIbInHHcTBo o6HBaTeIef MOCK
BB BecBMa cEeHTHqecRH oTHecIHcb
f paa'acHeHHM o96HUHaIbHBIX IHII,
ITO aRO6M TpoHcmeImee HoEyI1e-
HE Ha 0pIoBa, n%poH3oITIo Ha nov
Be .IHqHBX cqeToB. s~rss HsSs"F~
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21

THe Il HeHcEoMy HoIy." 0IHH TpaE
.IaHHH Hp0cHI nepeMeHHTb cBoIo
BHo1He 6IaroaByqHyD 8aMHIHD ma
6aMHIHD "TocHoI-Bor - CaBao8"
H II. i. TaEoTO pOIa npocB6H B lab
HehmeM yIoBIeTBopaTbca He 6y-
4yT. Tpa&IaHaA 6y4yr MeHaTbca
ToIBEO aBHo He6aaroaByqHBa HIN
HeHpHIHqHHa 4aMHIHa.
10 cHX mop B HpaHTnEe KoMHc-
capHaTa BHyTpeHHy EEL Ha6II01a-
INC cIyqaH nepeMeHH 6aMHIHH 10
HOEpaIaMH C TeIBD coRpBITHa Pc
THIHBa KpaTH IOmaIef ,H0ToMy ITO
penHIHB RapaeTca 10 3aEOHy cH1b-
Hee, qeM HepBaa Epa&a. HeRoTopBe
TOpT0B1B EeIaIH H3MeHHTb 9aMH-
.IHIO Ha 6aMHIHD IpyT0W .IHIa, H3
BecTHoro B TOpTOBIe 4Ia TOTO, TTo-
OBI %BMcTyHaTb HoI eTO 9aMHIHeH.
TaRHM o6pa3OM, ycTaHoBIeHne
H3BeCTHHX 3%aTpy4HeHHa HpH Hepe-
MeHe 6aMHIHH IHETOBaLocb B COB.
POccHH caNoH TH3HeHHoH npaHTH-
HOii.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
6OHEH HNRONAN HNKOHAE-.
BNq

HAPPIER. - CepBe9Ho aa6o.He1
BoaiIB yMepeHHHX MoHapXHcToB, HH
HoIaii HHRoIaeBHq. B 1922 ROXY
OH 6BLI H36paH Ha 4OITHocTB 6y4y.
nero Tapa PoccHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
B NHlHN

CHM.HA. - Bo BpeMa HpoH3Bo
IHBH1HXca apecToB HpoHsomIo cTOI
HHoBeHHe HaceIeHHa C HoIHJHeH.
y6HTo 3 TeIOBeEa H IA paHeHo.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21

.IebOHHHif pa3TOBOp C oIHHM H3 Hpe
gcTaBHTeIeH BepxoBHorO ROMaH4oBa-
HIS. TeHepaI saaBHI envy, ITO lep
NaHHa BeIer Ha 9poHTe y%e cessna
Ie%Hy1o 6opb6y, TepaeT e&eIHeBHo
10000 HIeHHHMH n HpH TaR0M no.
.IO8eHHH 3aE:IDqeHHe HepeMHpHa ne
O%6xo1uMo. qepea HecHo1bRO 4Hea 90
mecTBeHHOe MHeHHe y1e He MOTTO
HMeTb HHHaRHX HaIeHI IA H00eIy,
- a ONO KHI0 HMH geTHpe TOIa -
Il EaTacTpOta, cTaIa HeMHHyeMoa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21

IIIaHeH he MOE nepeHecTH sToH no
TepH. Bqepa Oh HoBecH1ca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
COBETyDT nPO4O1xATb

mHHcTBo BeHcRHx rpa6HTeIeif II HOH
&HraTeIeh HaxogaTca B TOpBMe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
qEPE3 RAHAN TO BO34yXy

.I0HI0H. - 3a O4HH mccall ne
pes AHrlHhcRHff TaHa.I HepeexaIO
Ia a9ponIaHax 3.153 nacca%Hpa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
AHT JNNCKNE 4EJlETATbI yExAJlN
VS. XEHEBbI

TITO EOHbepeHUHa 6yIeT copBaHa
6ea BcaIHX pe3yIBTaTOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-21
BMH0 B gPEBHEn HAAECTNHE
uEDvCA HIM n Tom AM

HEPyCAIHM. = b TeIB JIM
Hame oTEpHr 30 BpeMa pacEoHoE
Common rpoT, B RoTopoM HpHroToBIa
Iocb BHHo 5000 Ier TONY HasaT.
Tam HafiIeHo MHoro BHHHBx RyBmH
HOB.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-18

squirt some kerosene through any
opening provided. If neither will per-
NIT grease to be forced in, better
dismantle the parts and clean them.
Adjustment of parts and Tightening
should be done Systematically. Attend
to the running gear, first Tightening
spring clip nuts, taking up play in
the steering system, adjusting brake
rods, etc. See that there is no ex-
cess play in the wheel bearings,
tighten engine holding down bolts,
etc. Tighten all chassis nuts and
bolts you can. Then tighten body
bolts, radiator bolts, fender bolts and
other sheet metal parts.
The storage battery if used con-
~tinuously will call for it's usual in
spectiOn .and filling. If the battery
was sent to a service station fol
storage, it may be put in place
just as received from the station. II
the battery was left in the a fol
two months or more, it will be neces'
sary to have it placed on charge al
the service station before it can be
installed in the car.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-18
GETTING THE "BUS"
READY FOR Spring
Chassis fabrication One Most
Important Tasks-DOn't
Stint on Grease

Various infallible signs point to
the coming of spring, and Dads mind
is turning to the old bus and wonder
ing just what to do to make it fit,
says Erwin Greer, president of the
Greer College of Automotive and
Electrical Trades, Chicago.
If any important work is necessary
and the owner cannot perform the
operations, the shop should have the
car first, after which the simple OPP
erations may be done. Perhaps it
only needs carbon removing and
valve grinding, or it may be some
thing requiring more time, such as
Ecfitting Of piston rings, taking up
bearings, etc. Shops become con-
gested because owners wait until the
last minute to have necessary work
done; therefore, make arrangements
with the shop or service station
early. You should demand an esti-
mate Of the cost, from any shop. The
service stations of car manufacturers
are now using the flat-rate plan al
most generally. This plan provides
that certain work be charged for at
a given price stipulated beforehand.
In other shops a maximum price is
quoted. There is no need to go to a
shop where no estimate is given.
Make chassis fabrication occupy
the greater part of your time as it
is worthy of it. Drain and refill the
transmission and rear axle, perhaps
the clutch also if it is of the oil type.
Gear oils should be heavy for summer
work. Some motorists prefer special
gear compounds. Above all, use a
good grade of lubricant.
Grease should be used freely where
necessary, as for example, spring
shackle bolts, universal joints, for
cup filling where cups are provided,
IF the car is equipped with an ale
mite or similar high pressure lubri-
eating system, the procedure is obvi-
Gus. You may find some difficulty
En- forcing the grease through some
parts hat have become partly rusted
On place. Tap the part gently with
a hammer. If this does not help
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p~ortatiOn, was $5O7,5i2,246i On this
sum the company'ss net halfway OPP
Grating income for 1926 was about
At per cent. On the cost Of road and
equipment, as shown by the COM
books, the return was a lit
tie over Al per cent:
apart from it's property used by
it for transportation purposes, the
Northern Pacific has other property
of which the value on December 81,
1925; was about SIPS, 100000. The
sum total of the value Of the North
ern Pacific properties, therefore, as
of December 81, 1925, was approx
mately $6S2,512,OOO. Against this
amount there was outstanding IN the
hands of the public capital obliga-
tions amounting to only $451, 819, 100,
Valuation Basis Unfair
'In the foregoing figures no &C.
count has been taken Of the value o.
the stock of the Chicago, Burlington
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and Quincy railroad, now owned by
the Northern Pacific; nor has any
account been taken, on the other
hand, of the money owing by the
Northern Pacific for that stock. 1t
is assumed that the stock is fully
equal in value to the Indebtedness
incurred for its purchase, and that
one item cancels the other.
SIN fixing value the commission
used or applied the unit prices for
labor, material, etc. prevailing in
1914. The Northern Pacific does
not admit the validity of this method
Of fixing or ascertaining value. It
insists, on the contrary, that in as
pertaining present value present
unit prices should be used. It is
plain however, that even on the COM
MISSIONS basis the present value Of
the Northern Pacific properties is
far in excess of the capital obliga-
lions outstanding against it."
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Billings Wins

CONTINUED from Page Nine)
Butte Central, forwards; Kennedy,
Billings, center; DeFrate, Gallatin,
and Currier, Sweet Grass, guards.
The results of the &c tournament
games follow:
Wednesday evening:
Game Wolf Point %; Roundup
IA.
Game 2-Gallatin Al; Forsyth 19.
Game 3-Butte Central %; Custer
IA.
Thursday morning:
Game Butte 81; LoyOla II.
Game 5-Whitefish %; Belt q.
Thursday afternoon:
Game 6-Forsyth 25; Roundup IL.
Game 7-Heelna %; Sweetgrass %.
Game 8-Manhattan 30; StOcketC-
Sand Coulee q.
Thursday evening:
Game 9-Custer 80; LOyola %.
Game 1O-Sweetgrass 81; Belt %.
Game 11-Billings 49; Belgrade 8.
Friday morning:
Game 12-Stockett-Sand Coulee
26; Belgrade II.
Game 13-Gallatin 90; Wolf Point
IS.
Friday afternoon:
Game 14-Butte Central 81; Butte
IL.
Game 15-Helena SO; Whitfish Is
Game 16-Billings Al; Manhattan
II.
Friday evening:
Game 17-Forsyth 20; Custer %.
Game 18-Sweetgrass 16; Stockett
Sand Coulee Is.
Game 19-Butte %; Wolf Point 20
Saturday morning: Semi-Finals:
Game 2O-Manhattan SO; White
: fish 10.
Game 21-Butte Central %; Gala
tim Is.
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Mrs. S. C. Allen presided. Plans for
rug making were discussed after the
close of the business meeting. There
were a number of invited guests in
honor of Mrs. Stephenson's guest,
Mrs. Cora E. Payne. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
The World Wide Guild girls of the
Baptist church met at the home Of
the Misses Florence, Lucille and Dor
othy Reid Sunday afternoon, with a
very good attendance. A letter from
the Baptist Mission hospital at ShoO-
shing, China, acknowledging receipt
and thanking the Guild for a box of
hospital supplies sent last fall, was
read. A missionary program was
given after which the hostess served
dainty refreshments.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-18

Game 22-Billings 20; Helena IA.
Saturday evening: Finals:
Game 23-FOrsyth 81; Sweetgrass
16.
Game 24-Butte 81; Manhattan 10,
Game 25-Helena 10; Gallatin 10.
Game 26-Billings 25; Butte Cen
trail IL.
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BELGRADE
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Continued from Page Twelve)

Continued from Page Twelvel
A delightful bridge luncheon was
given at Mrs. Jean Penwell's home
Monday in honor of the two recent
brides, Mrs. L. A. Crew and Mrs.
Clarkson Spain. After an excellent
luncheon, bridge at three tables was
enjoyed for a few hours. Mrs.
Charles Bell won high score. Lovely
prizes were given the honor guests.
The Presbyterian Ladies' aid met
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors with a very good attendance.
Business matters were disposed of
and officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Mrs, Oscar H.
Coleman, president; Mrs. H. F. Lynn,
vice president; Mrs. S. C. Allen, Sec
rotary; Miss Ella Hall, treasurer.
Mrs. S. C. Allen served a dainty
lunch.
The Dry Creek social and sing
was held at the home of Alvin CowaI
Friday evening, with a very good az
tendance. The usual good program
was much enjoyed. The next meet.
ing will be Friday, March II, at the
home Of lack Miller. Mr.. Holker
Smith-Hughes director of the Man.
haitian high school, and Miss Cush
man, state poultry expert Of Mon
tana State college will be presen.
and will give short talks.
ments.
The Belgrade Women's club me
at the home Of Mrs. Harry Stephen
son on Friday afternoon. In the alb
; sence of the president, Miss Ferney
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OF N. P.
FIGURES ANALYZED

Continued from page nine)
N the last named date, therefore,
according to the commissions fig
Tres, Of the property used for trans
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-18
They Grow These on the Mississippi Gulf Coast

This beautiful photograph was taken recently at Gulf Park college. o. the
Mississippi coast and shows a group Of students standing under n OF the
most beautiful spreading oak trees in the South. 1
The Washington times., 1927-10-03
SEES BILLION IN
| G0RNSTALKS

! NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The posi-
jbility that the financial problems
of the farmer can be solved by the
utilization of waste corn stalks,
which are said to be capable of
yielding 81 ,Oo0, 900, 900 a year, was
advanced at the Exposition of
Chemical Industries at the Grand
Central Palace by DR.. o. r.
Sweeney, Of Iowa State College.
DR.. Sweeney and his aides have
been experimenting for seven years
in an effort to develop the latent
wealth Of the corn plant. He
showed samples of products made
from corn and corn stalks, includ-
ing food for diabetes, building
blocks for skyscrapers, artificial
lumber, maple" syrup, corn cob
pipes, embalming fluid and many
types of wood substitutes.
"Corn is the worlds greatest
crop" said DR.. Sweeney, "but now
at is only partly utilized. The
value of the corn crop is about ST.
/. 900, 100000 a year. The stalks are
now largely waste material. Some
lOf them are used for fodder and
are cut up and saved in silos
for stock feeding, but the total
/ amount used in every way can
hardly be more than per cent of
the total production in the United
States Of 100000, 900 tons a year.
AT SIS ton, which I think would
be conservative price to the
farmer, once the industrial pos
s1bilities of the stalks were being
realized, another $1,000, 100000 a
year would be put in the pockets
of the corn growers"
Essential Product
Lumber, according to DR..
Sweeney, is an essential natural
product. which is being steadily de-
pleted because it cannot be raised
annually from trees.
Yet in the corn stalks" he went
on, I'VE can raise a crop of lum-
Der, OF whatever type needed, every
year"
DR.. Sweeney has built an expert.
mental factory in his laboratory at
I Ames, Iowa, in which he is manu-.
featuring artificial lumber, paper,
building blocks, artificial silk and
other products and believes that
commercial industries soon will
take up these processes in the
West. He exhibited slab of board
designed to be used as insulation
an the building Of houses and. that
ut could be sold at retail for $40
"a 1000 square feet, while the
cheapest. lath now costs $45.
The Washington times., 1927-10-03
John Howell Is Held
For Stahhing Wife

While his wife is recovering to-
Gay in her home from stab wounds,
John Howell, Al years old, 1898
t4Wenty.ninth st. N. W., reposes
! IN cell at the Seventh precinct
station house, charged with as
sault with a dangerous weapon
and threats.
The police say that Mrs. Rather
1ne Howell, 38, was stabbed yes
terday during an alteration with
her husband. She was treated by
DR.. ]. "A. Tilton, 1920 Twenty-ninth
st. N. W., for stab wound in
the left breast and a cut and
bruises on her left forearm.
The Washington times., 1927-10-03

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