davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
HOuEMy KPECTbaHE T0HHT
CAMOTOH?

B.IAIHB0CT0K. = B HOBOHII-
ROIaeBcEe (B CH6HpH) Ha cOBema-
HHH Ty6epHcRHx II O0.IacTHHX l'0cT0
PROB HpeIcTaBHTeaeM AITaa saaBIe
Ho, qTO B HpOme4meM ROXY, HecMoT
pa Ha yBeIHqeHHe H0ceBHOH HIOn,a
IN xIe6OB HOqTH Ha 1917, BBIIIec-
'peIHeM ypO&ae Ha AITaa OHIO Bible
aeHo 3epHa Ha 1871 MeHBme Hp0THB
1925 TOIa B Billy TOTO, ITO EpecTba
HcTB0 H3-3a HH3RHX HeH Ha XIe0 Hd
XoIar I.Ia ce6a BBIrOIHHM rHaTb H3
hero caM0TOH, cHIaBIRa eT0 He T0Ib
&c B NecTe!EaX Il T0p"Jav o0IacTEl
HO II lake B ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ty
6epHHD, TEN 6oIee VITO INIT caMOrG
HHOTO cHHpTa B pO2nKpIttB Hp0I9-
ae Ia 1879 IeTeRTe .'rgHM0cTH INT
pa RaseHHOfi BoIRH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
KPACHbIN TEPPoP
APECTbl v PA3CTPEAbl HA RAB
KA3E

HETPOBCK. F. B IleTpOBcEe IA
EaBEaae no paclIOpaEeHnIo NIB Moe
EBH pa3cTpelaHH AFRO HIoIa 6e3 cy
Ie6Horo paa6HpaTe.1bcTBa 6HBHIHIl
Haqa.abHHE yqacTEa BOeTnO-HOAHIIed
cRoro yIIpaB1eHHa MOpIoBRHH H Nh
xeHep axoHToB, tly%HBmHi 10 aDec
ia B 0Hpyre HyTeh coooHIeHHa; pas
%cTpeIaHHblM HHKpHNHrHpoBaIacb op
raHH9aIIHa TeppSpHcrHqecKoa rpy1T-
IIbI, coBepmHBmh paI HoEymeHHii
B Tpo3HeHcEoM ! IIeTpOBcRo : rlep
6eHTcEOM paiioHax.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

MOCRBA. i 6eceIe c HpeI
craBHTeIaMH HeqaTH qHqepHH c4e :
Iaa CIeIyI0mHa 3aaBIeHHa:
- CAyxH o TOM, 6YATO 0phTaH-
cROe npaBNTeAbcTBO c4eAaAo MOCK :
Be npe8AOxeHna RacaTeAbHO BOacTa
HoBAeHAa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OHIO :
meHnE, Mckay O6eMMh AepXaBaMH,
He cOO1BeTcTByeT 4eEcTBnTeAbHOcTH.
HnKaRNx Hpe4AO%eAhH OF AHrAMh
%cOBe1cROe npaBnTeAbCTBO He nOAyqH
no.
Hoc1eIHHa %3aaBIeHHa qeM6ep :
.1eHa B HalaTe 06mHH 10 pyccRoMy
BonpOcy cOIep%aT o0HqHbIe BBITa :
4BI HpOTHB COB. HpaBHTeIBcTBa. Ma
10 TOTO :qeM6epIeH He O~cTaHoBHIca
HepeI TEN, qTo6M BBecTH B 3aoIyE
IeHHa mpOEHa aHrIHHcEHa MaccBI.
On 3aaBHI, ITO aHr.I0 : c0BeTcHHH
pa3pMB He HpeHaTcTByeT HopMaIb :
HBIM TOpTOBHM oTHOHIeHHaM MeI4y
o6eHMh cTpaHaMH. MarRo BBpaSa :
acb, 9To yTBepTIeHHe MoTHo EBaIH
6HTHpoBaTB, RaE TIy6oEyO omH6Ry.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
B nONCKAX MNPA

HbU H0PR. - I|IoTe.laBHHii Oc
TaTbca H%eH3BecTHBM aMepHEaHcHHH
bH.laHTpOH cOO0mHI, VTO OH IepTBy
ct OJHH MHIIH0H IOIIapoB ia np0-
HaraHIy MHpa. 9TH IeHbrH OH ToroB
HpeIOcTaBHTB TaHIOMy, ITO I0Ka =
HeT envy, qTO OH MOKeT HpHMeHHTb
Hx pa3yMHO Ha 9TO IeIO. Fro HpeI-
cTaBHTeIB HeETO yHIb MpeIHOIara-
eT. ITO OH cM0ReT B0CH0Ib30BaTbcH
ycIyTaMH HepRBH, HeqaTH, EHHeMa-
TOTpab II paIH0.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

BOCT0H. - B HpomIBH BTop-
HHE cocToaIOcb 9HcTpaop4HHapHoe
saceIaHHe BepxoBHoTo cy4a mIaTa
Maccaqy3eTc, HocBaIIeHHoe IeAy
CaREo N BaHIeTTH. 3amHTHHE Car
no H BaHIBeTTH, THII, HpHBo4IH4 MHo
TO IoBOIOB B 3amHTy 0cyH4eHHhX.
B0IbIHe BceT0 OH OcTaHaBIHBaIca
IA HpHcTpacTHH eyIbH IaHepa B
oToM HpoHecce. THII cYHTaeT, ITO
CaHHO H BaHUeTTH aBIaIoTca HeBH
HoBHBMH qT0 Ohm 0BI.HH HpHcyK-
4eHH Il cMepTHoH Ea3HH ToIbRo ITO
TONY, qTO 10 cBOHM H0IHTHqecRhM
y6eTIeHHaM oHH aBIaIoTca aHapXH-
cTaMH. Ha 9TOM OcHoBaHHH lHI1 n
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

paHeHHe HIeMeHH cHeTHaIBHym Tep
pHTOpHlO Ha ceBepO : 3aHaIe Alb =
cTpa.IHH II OXpaHaTb 9TO yToI 3eM-
III OF BcaEorO conpHRocHoBeHHa C
BHemHHM NIPPON. Mo%er 6HTb, BHpo
&gapmHxca TyseMgeB yIacTca eHac
III OF rH6e.lH, 00pacB c pa3pynTaTo-
HUM I%eicTBHeM aIH0T0.Ia II cMepT0
H0cHMX .3HHIeMHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

6PAHEpyPT. = IeBaa HeqaTb
oTMeYaeT HoaBHeHHe H0B0fi MEoIb-
HoT xpecroMaTHH, HpHHaToH B IA :
uecTBe yqe6HHEa B repHorcTBe Bpa-
yH~InBeHTcEoM. B xpecToMaTHH ne :
anif oT4eI HOcBaweH ''HecHaM HeHa
BHcTH", nOIo6HBM TEN, EoTopHe' 30
BpeMa BoTHH %pacHeBaIHcB no aIpe
cy AHrIHH Il 9paHHHH. ABTop xpec
ToMaTHH HepeIeIa.I 44a cBoHX lie r
.Ief H3BecTHBe cTHXH mBemapcR0To
aBTopa HoHpaIa Meaepa, II opaHm-
%BeiiTcEHX W0IbHHH0B 3acTaBIaeT
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
COxPAHEHNE rA3ET ana TO =
TOMCTBA

HbIO H0pR. -, 3Iecb 6H6IHor
pabM IIOIHaIH HOBbla IIa aMepHKaH
cHoil neqaTH BOTIpOc. Gro BoHpOc 0
HIOxOii cOxpaHHOcTH cOBpeMeHHhx
ra3eT, EOT0pBle y%e qepe3 HecHoIBR0
let HoIb3oBaHHa HMH B 6H6IH0Te =
FAX HcTleBaUT II HpeBpamaOTca B
Tpyxy. BBIBHraeTca HpoeET neuaTa
HHa OIIpeIe.IeHHOrO |Ro.1HTecTBa 9E3e
MnIapoB He Ha I%peBecHOfi 6yNare, a
Ha HpOuHoIl, TpanHuHoH, Ora Nepa
uacTHqHo HpoBeIeHa B COeI. lIITa-
TAX.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
sAoHOAyqHbIn nAAToR

HaiIeHHHi B aBTOMO0HIe GeH-
cRHH nIaTOR %HOcIyEHI IocTaT0qHHM
4oEa3aTeIbcTBoM IIa TOTO, qTo0H
T-Ea MapTa BOep nOIyqHIa paaBoI
OF cBoero MyHa. 0Ha HHcEoABEo ne
coMHeBaeTca, VTO H1aToR HpHHaIIe
INIT ee cOHepHme, C HoTopoa ee
My% BMecTe HpoBoIHI BpeMa B AFRO
Mo6HIe. KpOMe HoIygeHHorO paaBO-
IA, T-Ea BoeI oyer TaE5Ee nOIy-
qaTb OF cBoerO 6BBmero My&a 20
IOIIapOB eTeHeIeabHo.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
KOPPEHlxN0 "a | 4OAlAP

HbD H0PE. AHTHRBap 9p-
BeeF Happoc 1875 JET TONY Hasa9
RyTHI B EIHca6eTBH.IIe HBIIBH0e Il
HcnapaHaHHoe Ho.IoTHO, H3o0paTaB-
mee PacHaTHe XpHcTa. Oh aaHIa :
THU ga RapTHHy OIHH Io.Ilap. llaTb
let HOI0THO BHceI0 B IaBRe aHTHHBa
Topa B HbD HOPPE II He HaxoIH.Io
HoKyHaTeIa. Ha 4Hax EapTHHa no
HaIa IA rIasa IHpeETOpy xyIoIecT
BeHH0H ~aHaIeMHH. ~1lo.I0TH0 ORa3a :
.IOcB pa6oTH HaBecTHoTO HTaaBaHc :
Raoro IHBoHHcIa K%oppe4&Ho.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
@OM nPE4BN4NT BOHHy

HAPPIER. = Mapma.I pom HpeI
BHIHT HoByp MHpOByD BoHHy, ROTo
paa p%aspo3HTca 10 erO MHeHHIO, he
n03He ZEN qepe3 Is let. B 9ToH Boil
He 6yyIr %npHHnNaTB yqacTHe He
ToIbHO My1qHHH, HO lake IeHmH
HH II IeTH. TpaHIHO3Hefime 6HTBM
6yIyr HpoHcXoIHTB he TOIbRo Ha
cyme II nope, HO II B BO3Iyxe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
CKAHAAA. B TEATPE

CTepIHHr lLpaT HoIyqHI B TeaT
pc 3BOHEyD HemeqHHy OF 'oIHOH %eH
mHHH II B Io6aBoR 6HI apecToBaH.
Ha IoHpoce IIpaT 3aaBHI ,qTo &eH
mHHa, cHIa paIOM C HIM B TeaTpe,
yp0HHIa cBOif ROmeIeH, H0IHHMaa
HOTOpBTf OH HeqaaHHo B TeMHOTe lot
pbHyIca 10 ee EO.IeH. EeHmHHa OF
pHIaeT Bee 9TO II yBepaeT, ITO IIpeT
HaXaIbHo Il Heif H%pHcTaBaI. B TEAR
pc 30 BpeMa HHnHIeHTa HoIHaIca
6HIo cRaHIaI. BSBo1HOBaHHHe RpH
EaMH ReHmHHH 5pHTeIH XoTeIH IHH
qeBaTb IIpaTa. Ho cBoeBpeMeHHo HpH
6BIBmaa H0ImIHa HaBeIa HopHIoH
H IeMOHcTpaHHa 4BH&ymHxca Rap :
rHH nOmIa cBoRM HopaIRoM.
HOKAP B MACTEPCR0H
B MacTepcEOf ITO BHIeIEe Me6e
IN IA HORc aBeHIo BO3HHR TpeTberO
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
KPA4EHHbIE MAPRN

ApecTOBaHo 9th qeIoBeK, RoTo-
Pile 3aHHMaIHcB EpaEeh HoqToBHx
MapoR. o Epa&e MapoE 3aaBIaDT
MHorHe 6oIbluHe RoMHaHHH. B 90
meM, ITO 3aaBIeHHD noIHnHH, B Teqe
HHH Toga OHIO yRpa4eHO HCqToBHx
MMapoR 6oIBme qeM IA 100000 Io:I.
HpaIeHHHe MapEH HpoIaBaIHcb ga
HO.I TeHB. 0&HGaeTca apecT 4pyrHy
IHH, 3aMemaHHBEX B 9T0M IeIe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
APECTbI B APxAHrEAbCRE

A~PXAHTEIBCH. - B ApxaH-
Te.IbcRe 7-TO HE1Ia MecTHHM lily
HpoH3BeIeHH apecTH cpeIH HeHMa :
HOB, 3a2HTOTHor0 HaceIeHHa Il IHI
paHee cOcToaBmHx B IOpeBoIIOIHoH
Hof apMHH H 30 baOTe. ApecTH o6'a
cHaIoTca aEo6H pacRpHTHeM IioHTp
peBoInHHoHHoii opraHHaauHH, cHa0-
KaBlueh aHrIHqaH cBeIeHHaHMH 9Eo
%HoMHqecROro xaparTepa H o cOcToa
HIN EpacHOh apMRH II 9IoTa. B ING
lie apecToBaHHMx HMeeTca IBa EaHH
TaHa MOpcRoTo r0cHapOXOIcTBa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
O6MAHyTAa

Anna He6eD HeEOTope BpeMa TO
MY. Ha3ag MpHeXaIa H3 MaIeHbRoro
ropoIEa B qHEaTo. HANNA 3Iecb roe
RaEyp paooTy, HosHaEoMHIacB c OF
HIM MoAoIHM qeIoBeEeM II cOrIacH
zach 6BrTb ero 4eHoH. qeAoBeK OLA
3aIca HeroIaeM; OH o6MaHyI IeBym
mRy, AHHa HpHHaIa aI H Tenepb IA
xOIHTea npH CMepTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
3ARPbITNE OT4EHEHNa TACO
B KAHTOHE

HAHT0H. = Ho pacHopaTeHHIo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES npaBHTeIBcTBa,
3aHpBT0 O%TIeIeHHe c%oBeTcEorO TeIe
rpafHOrO %areHTcTBa (TACC) B Ran
ToHe. 3aEphTHe MOTHBHpyeTca TEN,
ITO %areHTcTBO pacHpOcTpaHaLO ne
BepHBIe cBeIeHHa C He.IbD IHCIpe-
I%HTHpOBaTb HaIIHoHaIHcTCEOe HpaBH
.Te.IbcTB0.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
CPbIB CO6PAHNa B M0CRBE

MOCRBA. = 7-rO HIOIa B MOCK
Be Ha ByTHpcEoM HapTHHHOM co6pa
HnH, Ha RorOpoM o6cy&IaIocB BHc
.rynIeHHe HapTHii1eB- pa6oqHx TeRc :
THabmHRoB HpoTHB 4a6RoMa, eme he
O6HapyHeHHHMH IHIIaMH, 0qeBH4Ho
Hs cocTaBa OHHO3HUHH, yMRIITAeHHo
6bI.Ia pa36HTa 6yTBIIb C cepoBoIO-
poIOM. CO6paHHe c0pBaH0.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
YIN EP APMyP

.T0H10H. = B .IoHIoHe cEOH-
qaIca BIaIeIeT q%HI;aTcHOii cRoTO =
6oliHH I&. ApMyp. yMepmHii HeEOTO
poe BpeMa TONY Ha3aI OTHpaBHIca
HayTemecTBOBaTb 10 EBpone, RE II
HacTHrIa eTo cMpTB. ApMypy 6HIo
"a TOIa. On OcTaBH.I Ha~cIeIcTBo,
oUeHnBaDmeeca B 100, 00O,O Ioa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
"nECHN HEHABNCTN'

3ayqHBaTB %HaH3ycTb TaEHe MecTa H3
"HecHH Ry3HeIa'':
"HepBHM y4apoM 81 saEyD Iba-
BoIa, qrO OBI OH He MOT 0OLbme no.
MoraTb 6pamyaaM".
"BTOpHM y4apoM Il cBaAO Hac!aeI
cTBeHHorO Bpara TepMaHHH - VITO
Obi He MOT B34oxHyTb II meBeIHTb-
ca".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
Py6EHcoBCRNa roPwEcTBA

AHTBEPIIEH. - HaqaIHcb
Hpa3IHecTBa, n0cBaMIeHHBIe 35O-.Ie-
THO %TOIOBHIHHe co 1Ha poxIeHHa
Py6eHca. B 3aIax AHaIeMHH XyIo-
TecTB OTRpMLacb BHcTaBHa bOTOTpa
bHii N rpaBDp, HcHoIHeHHblX ITO
HpoH3BeIeHHaM BeIHIoro XyIO;RHH =
ia; b OIHOii H3 Ban cOcpeI0TOqeHBI
pa6OTH Py6eHca Ha %peIHTH03HMe
TeMB, R IpyToH = Ha TeMBT ncTOpH
uecRHa. Ha BHcTaBEe peHpoIyRHHH
Beck EapTHH Py6eHca, HaXOIamHX-
ca B TaIIepee MeIHqH, B .lyBpcRoM
My3ee,. B yaHT-XoIIe II T. 4.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
OTRA3 B C0BETCK0H BN3E M.
A. KyPYNHCKOMy

PEBE.Ib. = Hpo9eccop M. A.
KypqHHcRHa He eIeT B HayqHyD 10
MaH1HpoBEy B CCCP, o RoTopoii CO.
DOMAIN ra3eTH. XoIaTaicTBO MHHH
cTepcTBa HHOcTpaHHBx IeI 0 BbIa-
ne HypqHgcEoMy BHaB, B cBaaH c
ero ROMaHIHpOBEoif, sIenIHHM HoII
.peIcTBoM HocIe aanpoca B MocEBe,
OTEAoHeHO.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
POROBAa uAPAnNHA

TycTaB TapCeH, pa6OTaa IA HOc
TpOHRax, cIeIaI Ia pyle He6o1bmyp
T%apaHHHy. PyRa HaqaIa HyxHyTb,
noIyqHIocB sapa%eHHe EpoBH H Ha
qeTBepTHi IeHb TopceH yMep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

4Ha Ho&ap, yHHqTo2HBInHii bee aIa
me II rpoaHBmHf HepeRHHyTBca Ha
5pyrHe IONA. Bopb6a C orHeM Hpo-
4o11aIacb TpH qaca. IIpHqHHeHHHe
v6HTHH %HcTHcaaOTca B 10000 IOI.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
qyMA B RAHTOHE

HAPPIER. = Ito c0o6meHHD Hs
IIIaHxaa B RaHTOHe cBHpeHcTByeT
qyMa. H3 KaHTOHa oTH.IBIIo aHoHc-
zoe cyIHo C 1000 3a6OleBmHMH NY
Moi cO.IIaTaMH. 10 y1e nOXopoHeHo
B peIe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
HExENATENbHb|a NHOCTPAHKN"

.IHIHcb Ha4 %IeB0qRaMH, ne H0HHMaB
mHMH, nOqeMy HX HHRy4a He IlycEa
lot H HepeBo3aT c MecTa Ha NEGRO.
Tx cnycTHIH Ha 6eper II Hepe4aIH
Ha HOHeTeHHe M0HaXHHb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
BOKPyT 4EHA CAKKO BAH4ETTN

HacTauBaeT B eyre Ha BH4aqe 'PHT
ob 9ppop" (UpHEaa o HepecNoTpe
.Ie1a B~cIeIcTBHe cyIe6HOIl oHH0 :
EH).
PemeHHe cyIa 6yIeT Ha Ink Ha
'BeeTHo. IeIaIoTca Hpe4HoIoEeHHa,
ITO B BH4aqe sTOrO HpHRaaa aamHT
HHRy OVER O~TEa3aHo, BcIeIcTBHe
BspnBa IONA OIHOrO H3 HpHca% =
HBIX, E0TOpHil HpHHHcBIBaeTca cTo :
poHHHRaM CaHEo II BaHHeTTH. Ec.IH
.IeIO B 9TOM cyIe He yBeHqaeTca yc
HeXOM, IHII HaMepeH ToT4a Hepe :
HecTb IeIo B BepXoBHBlff CYL CoeI.
IIITaTOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
O6E4 W0&&EPAM

EIoB Hs6 10. Bqepa IaBaIa o6eI
cBoHM mob&epaM, EoTopHe B Teqe-
HE roIa he HapymHAH HpaBHI TO
p0IeRof e3gH, HHE0rO He paHHIH II
He y6HIH. Ha O6eIe HpHcyTcTBoBa-
10 oRoHo 500 wo9&epoB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
0rPAbHEHNE v NS6NEHNE
MEHuINHbl

Tpoe 6aHIHToB HaHaHH Ha A. Ba
poHa H ero IeHy: y BapoHa 3a6pa
IH IoporHx Bemea IA 1000 Ioa.,
a ero xeHy EpeTTEo Hs6uaH. HaHaIe
me OHIO HpoHaBe8eHo B TO BpeMa,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
3EMHETPaCEANE B TyPRECTA-

MOCKBA. = B 4epraHcRoh 90
:IacTH 30 BpeMa seMIeTpaceHHa You
TO 81 TeLOBeHa. PaHeHHX HacqHTH
BaeTca oEoIO era qeIOBeE. Paspyme
Ho 4 .TBcaqH IOMOB. BBLIo Bcero 1870
HOI3eMHHX TO.IqH0B. Bca MecTHocTb
O6'aBIeHa Ia BOeHH0M H0IoIeHHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
nPoHAH R0MMEPCAHT

Hcqea 3 IoNy A. c. DHr, HpoIa
Bell My3BIEaIbHhx HHcTpyMeHT0B.
IIOcIeIHHf pas ere BHIeAH B npoIH-
Iyp HaTHHHy. PoIHHe oHacaDTca 3a
eT0 RH3Hb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
B sAuINTy cAKRo " BAHuETTN

3aBTpa B 4HHaro cOcTOHrca Mac
cOBHfi MHTHHr HpOTecTa HpoTHB cMe
pTHoff Ha3HH CaEEO H BaHIeTTH. hO
MHTeT 3amHTbI 3aaBIaeT, TITO B no
H~e8eIBHHE 22-ro aBrycTa oyer o6'a
B.IeHa Bceo6maa 3a6acTOBRa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
yToHyH 30 BPEMa RyTAHba

B Bac osepe HeIaIeRo OF HoRc,
Hill. yToHyI 30 BpeMa EyHOHba Bep
HapI BHTROBcEHH, pOIHTeIH RCTOpo
10 %;HByT B 4HRaTo.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
4BoEl EHEH

ApecTOBaH A. Pyce1, y EOTopOrO
oRa3a4Ocb IBeT &eHH. OIHa erO IKE
Ha &HBeT B qHRaTO, a Ipyraa B
HBaHcT0H. :
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
lyMApI O6'EANHNTbCa

Bqepa B HOnHTaI BHAIHHr COG
TOaIca MHTHHr %BIaIeIbHeB pecTopa-
HOB. Ha MRTHHre 6HIo pemeHo 3aIo
RHTb cBOero poIa pecTOpaHHBIa
ITpecT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

NH blaraMH, c Tpe6OBaHHeM 90 oTOa
BaHHH BoiicE lib hHTaa II c HpH3B-
BaMH Bcex Il 3amHTe HHTaa II CCCP.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

HIOXHM HpHMepOM 4.Ia paIOBHy NE
HOB napTHH. IIOIHT6Dpo, HOaroMy,
%o6'aBIaeT BHTOBop CaRIaTBaIe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
qHKarcKaa XpoHHKa

Rorga BapoH c cBoeii 8eHoh BHXo-
9H.1 Hs cBoerO IONA, 4410 tIpeRceA
'6yLBBap.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18

TOIcTOT0 II Han HIaHOM H3IaHHa HOI
HOrO co6paHHa ,IBBa HHEOIaeBHqa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-18
qNqEPNH v AHTANa

He cIeIyeT 3a6HBaTb, UTO pa3-
pblB IHHIOMaTHqecHHX 0TH0lITeHHl II
aHHyIHp0BaHHe TopToBOTo IoroBOpa
HocIeI0BalH 10 HHHIIHaTHBe AIT =
.IHH. HH Ob6HUHaIbHHX, Hi o00H
uHo3HBGx H|peIIOTeHHii OF AHr.lHH 10
HoB0Hy BO3o6H0BIeHHa H~epeToBopoB
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
JAPANESE PATROL TSINGTAD
official Count Shows 41s Americans
Now in Menaeed City.

Pekin.--Japanese marines, number.
ing $50, are patroling Tsingtao, Shan.
tung province. replacing the soldiers
who have been sent westward along
the railway in readiness for emer
gencies. 1t is reported that Japan
ese cruiser has loft Shanghai for
Tsingtao carrying 45O additional mar.
ines. The Japanese war craft at Using
tao are two cruisers and two gun
boats.
Tsingtao and Tsinan are quiet and
there is no immediate threat Of dis
order or occupation by the southern
(nationalist) forces.
An official count on June 10 show
ed there was 419 Americans in Using
tao, the majority of them refugee mis-
sionarles from interior posts or sum
mer sojourners.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTIONS LARGER

Washington, D. Can increase of
f245,725,S73 in the collection OF income
taxes during the last fiscal year over
the preceding II months was reported
by the internal revenue bureau, which
showed total collections Of s2,219s $751;.
OLA. A decrease of s21e,O31,255 was
shown in miscellaneou9 taxes, with
collections of s645,s64,495.
Total tax collections from all
sources showed an increase of s29..
605,617. reaching S2,S65, 695,5Os.
Income tax collections totaling &c..
1879 from the state of Oregon were
reported for the fiscal year 1927, which
ended June 80.
The 1927 total represents drop OF
approximately 100000 from the total
collections during the fiscal year 1926,
which were s8,999,170.
Income taxes from the state OF
Washington, including Alaska, show.
ed an increase in 1927. The total pay.
men.s from that revenue district were
s1S,SO7,SS1 In 1927 and $12,3O75S6 in
1926. Miscellaneous taxes in 1927 to.
tailed s694,55s, bringing the aggregate
collection from Washington and
Alaska during that year to $4,000,
43S.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
irish FREE STATE
OFFICIAL IS Slain
Kelvin O'Higgins, vice-Presl-
dent, Shot Down While on
Way to Church.

Dublin, Ireland.-Keyin OHiggins,
known as the strong man" OF the
Irish Free State, was shot down in
the streets sunday and killed by as
sassins. AS IN tine case OF another
strong man. Michael Collins. his
murdereFs lay in wait for him and as
he was walking along from his home
to Black Rock, a short distance from
Dublin, an automobile pulled lip be
side him AMI three men pumped bull
lets into him.
The assassins drove away and thus
far have escaped the police,
Mr. oHsggins usually was accom-
panied by a detective. but Sunday
when starting for the Booterstown
Catholic church he told his escort for
the first time in three years to remain
at home He was taken entirely by
surprise when attacked. The first shot
struck him in the abdomen, but he
managed to stagger across the road
where he collapsed His assailants
fired five or more bullets into his head
and body before springlng into their
car and driving furiously away.
AS he lay on the road MORALLY
wounded, o'Higgins, vice-president OF
the Free State council, minister OF
justice and foreign affairs, gasped out
q forgive them all"
Ten men, charged with conspiracy
in connection with the assassination
OF Kelvin o'Higgins, vice president o.
the Irish Free State, were arraignet
here in police court.
No evidence was offered and all II
men were remanded for future hear
ings.
The suspects arrested were alleged
to be senior officers in a republican
organization, opponents of the presen
government.
Eamonn de Valera. leader of tn,
opposition, in an interview severed!
condemned the killing of o'Higgins
said he was confident no republican
organization was responsible for o.
would countenance such a crime"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15

Convey of Seattle, were visitors a
he Kingsbury home on Sunday.
The families were friends years a
20 in Minnesota. They have taken
the Jones cottage at Ellisport for
the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbets and Miss
Mcdonald have been OCCUPYING the
Cliff cottage for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blakney have been
entertaining guests of Tacoma at
the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nettum of
Portland, Oregon were guests of
Mrs. Cristman and Mrs. VanOlinda.
Mr.. S. Blal;ney was on a bust
ness trip to Tacoma last Tuesday.
Grant Potter was given a birth
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
Llberla,s U. S. war pebt PaId.

Washington, D. C.--Liberia became
the second nation to pay Its entire war
debt to the United States when It
turned over to the treasury a check
for ss5.s10. Cuba is the other nation
which has wiped its war debt slate
clean.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15

day party, Tuesday. A fine time
was reported.
Miss Florence Passig was a visi-
tor III Tacoma the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. Allison en-
tertained friends from Tacoma O.
yer Sunday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15

days visit with the formers moth
er, Mrs. Nellie Bell, Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. B. f. Seanlon of
Seattle were at their country home
from Saturday until Monday, tax
ing care of their garden aud fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Breckett Of
Yakima visited friend and rela-
tives here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Eddie had as
their guests Thursday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fallw and children of Seat
tie, daughter and son-in-law of the
Eddies'.
Mrs. Carl LaFrance is confined
to her home by illness.
Mrs, r. Nilsen returned Sunday
from a visit of several days dura-
ton with relatives at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Greer and son,
Vernon spent the past week camp
ing at Mt. Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hay and
and children Of Moclips were
guests of their sister and brother.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Xix Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Xix and son,
Leslie, spent the forepart of last
week at points OF interest east Of
The mountains.
y
Mrs. l.. Danielsen who was tax
en- suddenly i'll with a severe at
tack of hay fever is slowly recoy-
ering under DR.. McGranahan S
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. LaFrance ar
rived from Canada Friday. They
are to be guests in the home OF
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl La France for some.
time.
Mr. j. Nilscn spent the week
end with his family here. Mrs. Nil
sen accompanied her husband to
Seattle Monday, from where he
left for his occupation at Neah
Bay.
Ole Petersen and Stanley Nilsen
are visiting their parents at their
respective homes this week.
Clifford Petersen spent the week
end in the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Petersen.
Mrs. J. Berry and children OF
Tacoma were guests in the }. Gaia
lmich's home Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Davis Belts who is
summering at Redondo Beach was
a visitor at the Eddie home Satur-
day.
Mr.. P. Ongstcd left Thursday for
Neah Bay where he will engage in
trolling for salmon.
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
PORTAGE
-

Aaron Sherman and Clifton Nor
ris visited in Tacoma, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norris and
children of Kelso, are visiting at
the Clarence Potter home
Mrs. MeLenuan Of Spokane and
Miss Margaret Finnegan Of Chica-
'go. were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcintosh. Miss Finne-
gan was a delegate from the Jeff
ersou Park school in Chicago to the
~ f. a. held III Seattle. She has
attended many such conventions
and psys Seattle the fine tribute
IF being the most hospitable city to
have entertained them
Mrs. p. l.. Cristmau is spend
ing few days at CopaIis Beach
with friends from Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Heirsh Of Lisa
beula after spending q few day in
Seattle are guests at, the, Smith
home.
Miss May Marshall is having hei
house remodled by George Thomp-
son.
Harry Potter left on Tuesday
morning for Eastern Washington
tc help in the harvest fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson and Miss
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
Sawyer Gets oregon Highway Job

Salem, or.-Robert w. Sawyer, Ell.
tor of the Bend Bulletin and Deschutes
county Judge, was appointed by Gov.
ernor Patterson as member Of tue
state highway commission to succeed
William Duby OF Baker. resigned.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-07-15
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CovE-CoLVAS
by 0. E. Ramquistl =
Geo. MeLean-R. L. Stafford) ?
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Geo. MeLean-R. e. Stafford)
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Albert Abrams and his mother
took advantage of such nice wealth
er last Sunday 10 motor over 10
Charleston, visiting among reIa-
tives.
Mr., and Mrs. Zene Whittemore
were in attendance al the Knights
Templar field day held in Olympia
last Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Mccoy of Seattle
spent several days last week with
Miss Louise Hotchkins.
Miss Emily Doyle of Richmond
Beach was a Sunday guest TO her
sister, Mrs. W. G. Doyle who ac-
eompanied her to Seattle last Mon
day
w. W. Prigg had the misfortune
Of losing his fine collie dog. Was
struck by an auto truck, he sup
poses as it was not found till a
week later in the brush near FEEL
dals' garage where it had crawl
ed to die.
Beula Park is being slicked up
and the gospel tent erected in prep
aration for the service to be held
there commencing Tuesday even
ing of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Marsh spent
last Sunday in Tacoma visiting
Mrs. Marsh s brothers family, Mr..
w. C. Whitfield who formerly ran
store at Button. She reports her
brother is much pleased with the
change and likes Tacoma. Has not
lost one old customer, something
rare when a store changes hands.
DR.. and Mrs. Stockley were busy
picking loganberries. Well they
were not the only ones. Everyone
who had berries, last Monday had
a force of piekers in the field. The
weather was fine. Mr.. B. A. Hunt
is the heaviest shipper. His pick
ers turned out 141 crates. A MIR.
Swensen picked 10 crates alone.
Vashon is noted for its fine class
of firm large loganberries.
The Rev. Mr.. Herd and sister,
the Rev. H. L. Anderson and fami-
~ with others enjoyed a pleasant
Sunday afternoon in Ellisport
Park.
Mr.. Bert Moore received a tele-
gram from Michigan last Satur-
day that his father was very sick.
The writer didn't play hookie"
last Monday exactly. We took in
the parade in the morning. There
were some beautiful floats. The
fireworks in the evening We're
grand. In general enjoyed a pleas
ant time.
A stereopticon lecture was Civ