davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
BMHCTO 'IIyMEk 3y6bl

KaH coo6maOT Hs BepIHHa, 3Ha-
NeHHTHe KpyHHoBcRHe 9aBOIH, EOTo
pHN B cHIy BepcaIbcEoro 1OrOBopa
3aHpemeHo n%3r0TOBAaTb HymKH n
OpyIHa cNepTH, H~pHo6pe1H .ceAqac
HaTeHT Ha H%3T0T0BIeHae HcKyccT-
BeHHHx 3y60B H3 HeHOJBepTaDmeR
CT 0HHcIeHHD cram.
CTaIBHHe 3y6H 6yIyr Wpa9GO
np0qHee HcEyccTBeHHHx 5OIoTHX 3y
Dob II Bo06me C BBeIeHHeM Tx 3y6O
.Bpaqe6Hoe HCTyccTBo B%cTyHaer b no
yD 9py.
llpH HONOLULU CTa.IbHHX 3y60B NO
THo oyer pasGeBHBaTb CANINE TBep
IHe 6H9mreEcH lake H3 OcaEHHoro
MICA, cB060IHO DeIEaTb BcaEHe
|OpeXH II 4%a6pHRaHTaM mHmIoB 11a
|opeXoB, npHIeTca 3aBpHTb cBoH LAB
I'm,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
APECTbI B NTAHNN

PIN. AreHcTBo CTepaHH C 90
.abIHHM OnO3IaHHeM coo6maeT 0 npo
H%8BeIeHHoM 4 Hoa6pa II TypHHe ape
ere 4enyTaTa IIoHuHo All Ce0aeTba
Ho, RoTopMil o6BHHaercH B 0opb0e
L cynIecTByDmnM eTpoeM Il b co4eh
eTBHH Il HepexoIy aHrHQamHcToR ne.
pes HTaIBaHcEyD rpaHH1y. Coo0ma
erca TaRKe 90 apecTe TeHepaIa BE
HqnBeHTa, WHqacTHOcTb Roero Il TO
MY IKE IeIy ycTaHoBIeHa IoEyMeHTa
NH, oTo6paHHHMH y 1ioHHno.
IIOHIHo III Ce6acTbaHo = O4HH
H3 BHgHMx y%qacTHnEoB BofiHBs 0HI
HarpaasIeH ga xpa6pocTb soIoTh NE
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09

KIHBJIAHI. 3Secb apeeToBaHa
Kolo4aa SeHmHHa Be,IbNa Beer,
|y6HBmaa Ha ink N0.IOTKON cB0ero
My;Ka, y6HfcTBo cOBepmeHo npH
.c1e1yIomHx o6cToaTeIBcTBax:
Ipyaba BeIbNH Beer n%pHrIacHln
zee IIa HrpH B 6pHIai. MyE He no
3BoIHI eli exaTB Il Ipy3BaN. lloc1e
sToro oHa 0THpaBHIacb ia BTOpoil
8TaE II Haqa.Ia TaH RcEaTb a0Io-
TOR. My% b aTo BpeMa Haqa1 pasge
BaIbca II xOTe.I Iegb cHaTb. BeIbKa
BepHyIacb B cHa1bHD c MoIoTK01
B pyHax II BHe9anHO yIapHIa I'M no
TOIOBe Ey;Ea. My% yHal IA EpoBaTb
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09

BHIbaMcy BH6paTB oIHy No IByx
TIOpeM: .IHBeHBOpTcEyp HIT aTIaHT-
cEyD. "MHe Bee panic, oTBerHI BIZ
IBaMc, Ho %no3BoIBTe BAG cTpGcHrb,
KoTopyD BH Oil BH6pa.lII, ec,1H OH
HaXoIHLHcb Ha MOea MecTe.' CyIba
o0HIeIca 3a TaR0ii OTBer II H0cIaL
BHIbaMca B .IHBeHTB0pTcEyD TDpb
MY. lam Tenepb X01oIHee, ZEN B
ATIaHTe", 3aMerH.I npR aToM cyIba
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09

n3 HHx 6HIH Jake NoHNi repoaNT
eMLe 10 peBoIDBHH, HorIa OHH Sd
cBOH y0eTIeH noIBepraIiicb HpH Iii
pc paaInqHHM hpec1eIoBaHHaA.
itaE lie Nlry 81 0Hrb rocTeM rex,
Iro IepasHT aTHx IDIea ceATac B
TI0pbMe II b CcbIITe?
Bee yBaTeHHe l; Bameil pa6oTe,
bee Ie,laHHe Moe ycTpaHilrb 0apbep
orIeIaDmHH Bac or cOnHa1HcrRge-
cRoro 4BHxeHHa 5aHa1Hoz EBpOnH,
He MOr.m OIL H3rHarb H3 M0eII naMa
tn, ecIH Obi q cHIe.I c BaMH 3a o.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
APECTbI PyCCKAx B nEKNHE

+ 40HI0H. - B HeKnHe Ha BOZ
sane Jpn Hpn6HTm nue51a na Zap
6HHa %apecToBaHo HecEoIbEo pyc :
cEHx. YacTb H3 nix, OEa3aBmaaca
apTHcraMH, npH6HBriHaH b HeEnH
ma racTpo.M, 6Hda ocBo0oIIeHa.
0IHH H3 apecToBaHHMA uTHpaBIeH
b TlopbMy. HOIH1Ha yTBep&Iaer, ITO
oTo c~OBeTcEHH areFT II qTo HpH hen
~HaifIeHM 0qeHb BaIHMe IoRyNeHTH.
ApecT0BaHHBl Ha3MBaeT coca cry
IeHTOM HHcTHTyTa BocToqHMX a3M =
Rob apHROBnK.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
AHTN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
kON NNTN'

BPDCCEIb. CeroIHa sIecb, OF
EpHIOcb 3aceIaHHe HOHTpecca aHTH
HMIepHaIHcTHqecEofl IHrH, Ia EOTO
pom Hp~HcyTcTByer 6oIee era Ie.IeTa
IToB. BoIbme Bcer0 I%elCraToB HMeeT
Ca or A4pHEH, A3HH IL lIeHTpaIb
HOi AMepHRH, HaxOIanulxca ,HOI
IBIacTbD aHepHEaHcKOro II eBpOHeli-
cEOro HSnepHaIHaMa. Ha EoHrpecce
upHcyTcTByDr EBreHHIt qeH II Ma
IAN CyH ar Cen. HMeDTca TaH;E;e
5eleraTH OF HHIHH, CHpHH II Ma
poKRo. IIeHTpaIbHyp AMepHEy II Me
KcHEy npeIcTaBIaeT IA FOHrpecce
HeEHd paIHKaIbHnH xeEcnRaHcEHH
aIBoEaT.
B 3aIaqy oTOH .THrT BxoIHT 90
pB6a npGrHB pacHpOcTpaHaDiHeTOca
HMHepHalH3Ma, a TaExe oOpb6a ga
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
HOqEMy BPOKBEN HE
IIOEXAI B POCCNEO

HIM croIOG B MOcKBe, MbIcIb 0 he
cTacrHHX TOBapliHIaX, T0MaIITIxca B
TDpbMax, b RoHIIIaTepax II B ccEII-
He.
Bill HNTaeTecB oHpaBINBaTb oTK
Hpecl eIOBaHHa TEX, ITO 3aK.IDqeH =
HHe coDHaIHcTH HpeIcTaB.IaDT oHac
|HocTb IcIa coxpaHeHHa pecHydIHNi
TpyIamHXca. 3Haa x0pomO ECO IEpO
mIyD IeaTe.lbHocTb BTHx 1DIeA, q
He Mory OToMy noBepHTB, Tx co4ep-
a;aHHe no1 apecr0a AsJaeTca EpaT-
HIM BHpaTeHHeN T0h IKE cHcTeMH,
EoTOpaa nHraerca 3acraBHrb 3aHoa
'qaTb TponKoro, 3HHoBbeBa, KaHeHe
Ba, PaE0BcKOro II Sp.".
BpOEBeH n%epeqHcIaeT HeEOTopHx
H3 c0nHa. HlcTOB, T0NaIHHXca B cOBeT
cEHx TnpbMax: KOpo6KoBa, TpazTeH
6eIra, r. EyqnHa, c. UeIep6ayMa
(E*eBa), II. ByKcRHa, B. EHH4aHo
Ba, K. CaxapoBy II 1p.
,,HeBo3MoxHo HpeIcTaBHTb ce6e,
grQ6n lo4H 9TH, caMooTBep&eHHo
6OpOBmHeca ga coIHaIHcrHqecKHa
NEAL npH Hape, cuoeO0HH 6H.IH Ia
EoNHpoMerTHpypmHe JeHcTBHa".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
WHN4x NMnEPNAANCT'

HAPPEN. BoIbmHHcrBo HapA%c-
XIX Ta3eT Ha3BBaeT hpe3HIeHTa
KyIHIHa QUINN n3 caMHX apHHx
HMuepHaIHcToB Hamero BpeMeHH.
TaseTM pe9RO RpHTnEypr ny qacb
1oc.IaHHa HyaHgTa HoHrpeccy, B 10
gOpoH roBopHTea 0 He00xoIHMocTH
%loopyEeHHa Ia Cyme n Ha Nope.
HeKOTopBe Ta3eTH cTaBaT TaEon
BonpOc:: RaE Mo5ReT EBpuMa pa3roBa
pHBaTb 0 MHpe, HorIa aMepHRaIc-
Eaa pecHy6IHRa IyMaeT HcRIIoqHTe
.IbHO 0 BOOpy%eHHH.
lie Cyap HHI1eT: "CocTa3aHHe B
BoopyIeHnH cehqac HaqHHaeTca."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
BOPHMRA

I1o.IHHeIcEHa apecTOBaI ID let
nero IIaBIa BeceIOro, aa6paBmeTo-
ca B JON cBOHx cOceIeH C He.IbN
rpa6eRa. BopHmEa HpHBa3a.1 BepeH
Ky II S%eIe3HoMy EpnEy, HaxOIme
Myca B cTeHe iona, II 10 3ToH Bepe
BHe HecEOIbE0 pas HOIBMaIcf Be
BTopoii 9ra;r. IIoInIeacKoMy OH ga
aBII.I, ITO ero p0IHTeIH oqeHb 6el
HH, OH He MOT HocenIaTb mRo.lH 4
BHHyaJeH OH %3aHHHarbca B0pOBcr
Rom.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
AHTN-EBpEACKNE 6ECnOPa4KN

MA nOpaIEa. B HeRoTOpHx ropoIax
PyMBIHHH To&e mpoHcxo4aT cToIEHo
BeHHa C eBpeaMH. BO rlaBe 9Toro
aHrH : %eBpefcRoro I%BIiEeHHa cToHT
yqaHaaca MoIoIeiEN, Tpe0yDmaa
HacH.IbcTBeHHOH oTlpaBRH Bcex eB-
peeB B HaIecTHHy.
PoE4eIaep no%epTBoBaI Ha 1Hax
Ha Hyx4H ~eBpeacEoa 6HIaHTpoHHqe
IcEOH opraHH3a1HH so THcaq 4OIIa
DOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
4OBT ANEBCKhn TIPNE3XAET B
nAPNX.

HAPPIER. - TaseTa ia PDMep''
%coo0HIaeT, HTo COB. HpaBHTeJBcTB0
HpeIHHpHHaIo of6H1HalbHHe MepH
c HeIbD BhacHTb MHeHne 9paH1ys
cHoro HpaBHTelbcTBa ITO HOBOIy BOB
MoEHoro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HeperOBopoB
MeIIy 6paHuHeii H CCCn TO Bonpc
cy o 4oBoeHHHx IOIrax. HoBMii COB.
noAHpeI IoBraIeBcEHii npH6yIeT b
JIapHE B cepeIHHe IeEa6pa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09

IaIbD, cocTOaI oIHHN Ha AHIepoB
nap.IaMeHTcEoi bpaFTHH 0HBmHS
yqacTHHRoB BoiHM II, x0Ta ne yme1
BMecre c omo3nnHea HIS Hap1aAeH
Ia, BHcTyHa.I HpoTIIB npaBHTeIbcT
pa.
TeHepa,I BeHqHBeHra : aacIEaseH
HnI 04HHep, B TeTeHHe HecHoIbKhX
.Ier cocToaHIHH HpeIceIaTeIeM come
cTBa WTaIbaHcEHx &ypHaIHcToB. 0H
no cBoHM y6eTIeHHaM bpaHE = Ma
Cob II B HaqecTBe %CHe1InaIHcTa ITO
BoeHHBIM BoHpocaM pa0oTaI B ra8e
re "M0HIo'' 10 ee 3aRpBTHa 9amHc
TCRHM HpaBHTeIbcTB0M.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
RAy6 ma RPHTHRoB

IIpesH1eHr HepBoro HaTHOHa1bHo
10 0aHEa, A. TpaAlop, orEpn1 E1y6
IZa TEX !aEHs EOTopBe ap6ar CLIO
pHTb. B aTOH EIy6e 6yIyT Haxo1HTb
NeCTO pasHoTO pOIa palBEaIH, Hec0
r.TamaDmHeCa HoEeMy moo C coupe
NeHHBM cTpOeN II HoIBepraDmHe
HHHenIHHe coIHaIBHHe HopAIEH pes
Roll EpHTHRe. HIy6 oyer Ha3EBa =
Tbca "KaAoH Gene"
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
HE MEHAET HAcAElcTBA

HbD H0PE. HOAmMa Haqa4a
paaHcKHBaTb B cTpaHe 6eIbrnHIa
94yapIa 0pIeti Hs .IyBeha, HcqeaHy
Bmero Hs IONA b 1914 rory, n no
.IyuHBmero ceaqac rpOMaIHoe Hac1e
1cTBo. MecToHpe6HBaHHe ero HHEo-
MY HeH3BecTHo. TpH rOIa TONY Ia
3aI OH 6nI b IeTpodre. Ito aaBema
HHD OH IOIa;eH HOayTHrb II MILL
IHOHOB IO.1IapOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
TaHyD ne Ho3HDHD SaHaIH II
MHoTHe HTaIbaHcRHe Ta3GTH.
6orATEnmNn anoHEu

TOKYO. BoraTeHmHM anoHHeM' B
HacToaWee BpeMa cqHraeTca 6apoH
THcaa, uo.HyqnBmnH B npomIoM TO
ny 4ucroro 4oxoIa 2.154.000 4. Ha
nora OH yH.IarHl 621 900 IoI. Bro
poe NEGRO 3aHHMaeT 6apoH MHcyH.
On no1yqHI 4oxo4a 1.696,o00 4oI.
B ToRHo II HOROTaMe HMeeTca 73S
qe.loBeK, goxOI EoTOpHx npeBBIIHaeT
25 TMcaq I0I.Iap0B.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
%9Rcne4NuNa 8 TYpuHp

OIeccEHH EoppecHoH4eHr ,,Hs-
Becrnh" coo6maeT, ITO oRoHqaTe:Hb-
no pemeH Bonpoc 90 opraHHsaTHf
HayqHoi 9RcHeJHUHH BoCTOEoBeIoB B
Typ1HD. B cocTaB 3Toh 9EcHeIHHHH
Boh4yr Mex1y HpoqHM npO4eccopa
CyxoB, 3aDpcEHH II Byprcep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
HneMna Ho6eAa

6epAHa. H9 0cJIo coo6maDr, qrO
HpeMna MHpa Ho6eIa oyer npucy
xIeHa 10 IeKa6pa. Han6oIee Bepo-
FrHBTMII EaHIHIaTaAn cqHTaRTca
6nBmnH HpeIceIaTeh fpaHny3cRoii
,IHrH IIpaB qeIoBeKa H TpaIIaHH-
ma, 9epIHHaH1 ByHccoH H HeMeIJ-
Enf wo8eccOp KHHIIs.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09

Ill II OH aaIep%aH 10 pa36Opa ne :.
IA. c hero Tpe6yDT 3aIOr B 1900
4, no 9THx IeHer y aprncTa HeT II
OH ocTaeTca B TDpbNe. AHepHEaHc
XIII aIBOEaT AEcelbpO1 hawai- x.Io
uOTaTb no oeBo6OIIeHHN .Ie6e1eBa.
t8AN~
On apecToBaH, BepOaTHo, 10 HeIopa
go
aYMeHHN.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
anoHNa He noAy4Nr sAnMA

IIEEHH. BcIeIcTBKe npoTecTa
HeEHHcEoT0 III HanHoHa SRcTHqecKoTO
HpaBHTeabcTB, pegocTaBaeHHe 40
MHIanOHHoro saHMa MopraHoM aHo
HHH he oyer goHyWeHo. aHoHna
xoTeAa HoIyqETb sToT saeM IJa pc
opraHusaHHH D$Bo : EHraheEoh
IeIe8HoH ToporH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
"sA6ACTOBRA PE6aqEcTBo'

HoppecHoHIeEr "qHiaro Tpn6pH'
HOceTH,I HpeIceIaTeTa HHTepHaHHo-
~Ha.IbHoro DHHoHa TpaxBaiiHHx ely
a;amuX, xHBymero B Ierpohre II
HMeI c him HpoIoGxHTelbHyp 6ece
ny OTHocHTe1bHo HaapeBapmeh Tpa
MBafHoH 3%a6acToBEH n YHRarO. Hpe
'sHSeHT Maroon aaaBHI KoppecuoHIeH
ny, q,To rpalBaaHaa saoacToBsa d
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
nOAbCKO NNTOBCkNA Chop He PAS
PEWEH'

TIE. T01BRO b 9T0M cIyqae, no er0
MHeHHD, 9T0r EoH4IHEr oyer dHR
BpgHpOBaH. UOIbIUa IKE, raH H3BecT
Ho, He cOrIamaeTca c TaE0R HoCTa-
HOBEOH Bonp0ca H ne HaMepeHa lie
peIaBaTB BHIbHy .IHTBe.
Il0CIe 9THX HeHpHMHpHMBIX pa3-
HoTlacHh, coBeT .IHrH HaTHff nOpy
qHI rOlAaHIcKoMy 9e1eTary bIOEIa
Hgy pacc,IeI0BaTB 9TOT B0npOc H 10
.IoiRHTb 0 HeM cOBeTy lHrT HawHI.
ToIbKo nocIe sToro paccIeIOBaHHa
coBeToM oyer npHHaro TO HIN Ipy
roe pemeHHe no IaHHoMy BOHpocy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
12-aa 6OM6A

y rocTHHHUu %AMepHEaH, HaxoIa
meiica Ia TO.1cTeI yIHTe, BsopBa-
ZACH 60M6a = 12-aa ITO cqeTy co
IHa BOsHHEHOBeHHa BpaSIH MeEIy
lIByMa 6yTIerepcEHMH TpyHHaNH.
llOIHIM II Ia 9T0T pa3 he yIa1ocb
HHK0TC 3a1ep9aTh.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
g01KHA nv MEHA HHATHTb
"a RBAPTNPy

HpBnHr 3HHrep, pasBOGacb c
cBOelf a:eHon, aaIepxaI ee KoaBTo H
,IeHbrH IA TON ocHOBaHHH, ITO aae-
ia ne HTaTHIa eMy ga rBapTHpy. Cy
Iba, 0IHaEO, OKa3aaca IA BLOT cqer
IpyrorO MHeHHa H pemHI 4eIo B 10
.Ibay SeHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
100000 GOHHAPoB HA Pc.
KNAmy

1ETP0HT. B cBaaH C BBTIIycEoN
HoBHx MoIeIeH cBolIx aDToxo6HIed
bOpI HapacxoGOBaI IA peEIaMy B
axepHKaHcEHx raserax 100000
IoIzapoB. B aTHx raaeTax MIN o6'a
1eHHa 30 BcD cTpaHRIV.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09

BEHA. AHTH : e~BpehcEHe 6ec-
nopaIRu B BeHrpHH npoGoI&aToTca.
Ha IHax B TpocBapIeHe OHIO YOU
TO 4 eBpea. PaHeHHx HMeeTca 90
zee 40 qeIoBeE. npaBHTe.IbcTBo OF
HpaBHIO BOfcRa gIa BoccTaHOBIe-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
wAnoBAHbE HNHNAH rNu

F0IINByI. 3HaHeHTTaa apTH
cTEa .IHIHaH THm nepemaa B RopHo
pa1Hp O6'egHHeHHBx ApTncToB, no
Juneau EoHTpaEr IA 8Ba roIa. 40
cux mop oHa 6H1a B cTygHH MIN 4
no1yqaaa ram 6 TBcaq IoI1apoB 3
HegeID.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
R0HBEHuNa PECny6HHKAH
uEB
BAIIIHHTTOH. Ham

BAIIIHHIT0H. HaHHoHaIbHaa
RoHBeHGHa Pecny0IHTaHcEuf Tap
TIN ~cocToHTca IL HpHa 6yIynIero
roIa R KeHa3c CETH. Ha 9ToR lie
EoHBeH4HH oyer Hs6paH EaH1HIaT
Ha IO.I;RHocTB HpesHIeHra. 0a;HIaer
CT 6oIee TBcaqH g%eseraTOB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09

He9aBHcHMOcTb BECK yrHereHHBIx IA
HIIOHaIbH0cTen
HeHOTOpHe aMepHRaHcRHe Ta3eTM
cOo6maWT, qTO ora ,IHra 0HIa op
|raHH3oBaHa 10 HHHnHaTHBe PoccHH
H TepMaHHH, Tar HaR HepBaa Ke.Ia
ct ycHIHTb cBoe BIHaHHe Ia BOcT0
Ee, BTopaa IKE HoIIepIHBaeT HpH-
HUH noIHoi He3aBHcHHocTH HHIHH
MapOEl;o H IpyTHX cTpan ro.IbHO 10
TONY, qTO OLA he HMeer HHRaHItX
RoIoHHii. HpeIceIaTe,Ib ae ANepH
KaHcEorO coDsa TpaiEIaHcRHx CBo-
6OI OHpOBepraeT 9TH 3aaB1eHHa. Oh
rOBOpHF, qTO Hi TepNaHHas HI Poe
CHI He HMeNT' HIIHaROr0 OTHOmeHHa
X 9TOh yIHre. B HeH HMeeTca, 10
HeqHO, MHOro 6OIbmeBEroB, HO Ia
paIy C HMM HMeDTca / aHTH : 90
IbIIeBHKH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
y6NAA MyXA

a oHa Hp0IoIa:aIa H3bHBaTb ere NO
aoTKOH. kor4a eli NOIoToE HaIoe:T,
II EorIa rolOBa Mya;a 6HIa Bca pa
s6HTa, oHa B9a.Ia elIIe HoaHy OF
cToza h Haqa.Ia H96HBaTb MepTBOrO
gKOTIa Ola HaTemH1acbl BIOBnJb
.sTnM TpecTyHIeHHeM, TO ceaa B aB
ToMO6HIb II yeXaIa Il cBOeH mare
pr. y6HfcTBo 6Hlo 06HapyxeHo Ha
IpyrOf IeHb. Beer 6HIa apecToBaHa
B HBapTHpe MaTepH. CHaqa.Ia oHa OF
pH1aIa cBoD BHHy, a 3aTeM coaHa-
zach B 9TOM y6HicTBe,
CyHpyrH Beer n%po&nBaIH b Hep
pH, 6lH3 KIHBAaHIa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
APAbCKNE 3AKOHbI.

HpeUIeHM PROC II npoIaaia LAKE Hs--
Ie.IHi HI cHHpTa, B TOM qHcae II
.O|IeR0I0Ha.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
cKoAbRo o BoaHA

BAlIIHHTT0H. IIpom1aa BofHa
cToH.Ia AMepHKe OKoIo 36 HHIIHap
JOB 8o.lIapoB. PacxoIN AHr:lHH Il
6paHIHH ToqHo he BHacHeHH..
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-12-09
EMy BEE Pablo

cygBa A. RHr3 npe15oz1IA II
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26

contractor bidding will carry out his
contract according to the specifica-
tions.
On account of the limited time in
which the committee has had to
perform its work, it could not in
vestigate the cost by force account
of all other highway projects, as
compared with the cost of sucn
projects under the contract system.
but your committee is of the opin-
ion that an investigation of all Of
the other road projects would show
the same excessive cost of road con-
struction by force account over and
above what it would have cost the
state to have had the work done un-
der the contract system. 1t is the
further opinion of the committee
that the state is losing hundreds Of
thousands of dollars per annum in
the construction Of its roads under
the system now in operation in the
highway department, and that such
loss could be saved to the state by a
reorganization of the department and
letting the construction work be
done under the contract system.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
F adIocking OF Cars
Continues Friday;
Many Autos IiedUr

Deputy, sheriffs continued yester-
day to take charge of all motor We
hicles found in operation without 1927
license tags. A long line of paddock
ed cars was standing in the areaway
beside the city hall last evening and
many owners We're dropping in to find
out how they could get their cars back.
They were told to "see the judge"
The officers explained that their or
ders were to stop use of all cars not
having the new tags. They told the
worried owners that it was their opin-
ion that the decision in each case, if
taken into justice court, would be that
the securing of new license would
be the only way in which a car could
be released.
One instance came up in which
Phoenix car was towed in by officers.
The owner wired Phoenix and re-
turn message was received by the Of
ficers from the secretary of state say
ing that papers on the car were all
right and that license had been ap-
piled for. This message recommended
the release of the car, The recon-
mendation was favorably acted upon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
Climate
Club Answers Many
Information Queries

Scores of inquiries about Douglas
and requests for booklets describing
the city and surrounding country are
being received at the Borderland
Climate club The requests are be-
ing received from all over the coun'
try.
Many of the letters are from cham
bers of commerce or automobile
clubs stating that the people in the
communities from which the letters
come are anxious to obtain informa
tion about this Arizona city.
Booklets and any other informa-
tion requested are sent out as soon
as the inquiries are received here.
Fifty of the booklets were sent to
the Phoenix Automobile club several
days ago, numerous inquiries having
been received there relative to the
southern part of the state
The rush of tourist travel during
the past week has been particularly
noticeable and the climate club Of
ficials have been kept busy furn,
ishing information. Tourist travel
through here is expected to be
heavier than ever before this year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
POWER TOUR IS
TO START OVER
this WEEK END

Final arrangements were made on
Friday for the tour of successful pow
er projects by representatives of Bis
bee and Douglas Chambers of Com
merce. 1t was, announced here that
the trip would be started either Sun
day or Monday. Albert Stacy has
been named to represent this city. The
name of the Bisbee representative was
not known Friday at the local offices
T. J. Leeson of McNeal, a member of
the Douglas chamber, will go as a rep
resentative of the valley.
This trip is being made in order that
a working knowledge of power prof.
ects may be gained. Data on the best
methods of working power lines and
of pumping water with electricity will
be gathered. On next Saturday, March
5, at a mass meeting to be held at the
McNeal school house, the findings of
the investigators will be read and the
definite plans for the forming of the
shallow water farmers into a bonded
district for securing electric power
for irrigation purposes will be taken
up.
Great interest in this project is seen
both in Bisbee and Douglas and among
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
Charge Failure To
Contract for Road
Causes the State Loss

the lowest contractors bid for the
construction of this project and an
ttemized statement Of the cost OF
the project, done by the state by
force account The highway depart
ment furnished such a statement to
the committee which shows that the
lowest contractors bid was the sum
of $128,3SO.42, or $6,317.93 per mile
Subtracting the sum of $128, ,3S0.42
from the 212,596.S2, the cost of the
project as shown by the originai
sworn statement filed with the COM
mittee, leaves the amount of S84,-
21590 which is the amount that the
state lost by reason of the fact that
force account instead of by con-
tract.
The combined losses to the state
Of Arizona on federal projects Nos
F.. A. IA, F. A. n, F. A. 50 and r.
A. So mentioned above amounts to
the sum of $178,235.67, which amount
could have been saved to the state
had the four projects been construct
ed by contract instead of by force
account.
1t must be remembered in consid :
ering the construction of highways
under the contract system that the
compelled to deposit with the high
way department q certified check III
the, sum of ten per cent of the
amount bid as a guarantee to
the highway department. that the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26

That the state of Arizona lost
SS4,215.9O on the construction of the
highway from Winslow to Canyon
Diablo, in Coconino county, through
failure Of the state highway de-
partment to build the road by con-
tract, was the finding of the joint
committee created by house joint
resolution No. 1 of the first special
session of the eighth legislation to
inquire into the financial status Of
the state highway department..
The cost Of the highway amounted
to $10,462.41 a mile, while state
ments showed the committee proved
that the lowest contractors bid had
been submitted to build the road at
$6,317.93 a mile.
The following is the joint COM
mittees report of the Winslow Can
yon Diablo highway construction:
Federal Aid Project, f n
Being the Highway From WinslOw
to Canyon DiabIO i'm COcOnlnO
County
This project consists of 20.95 miles
of gravellcd surface road, one-half
of which was constructed in the yea.
1924, and the other half in the yeal
1926.
In the sworn statement furnished
the committee by the highway de,
partment, the total cost OF his 20.35
miles of road was given as, S212,
596.32, or $10,462.41 per mile.
The committee demanded of the
highway department a statement or
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
Medical Association
Honors Visitor With
Aqua Prieta Banquet

A banquet honoring DR., Franklin
X Martin, of Chicago, secretary OF
the College of Physicians and Sur
geons and member of the American
Medical association, was given at
the Club Socia1e in Aqua Rrieta
Thursday evening by the Cochise
County Medical association
Twenty-Five physicians were In at
tendance and Mayor A. E. Hinton
and Guy Crouch were also guests
Talks were made by DR.. Martin
and others of the physicians pres
.ent A number of Bisbee doctors
motored down for the occasion.
DR.. Martin left yesterday morn
ing for Chandler and from there will
go to the Pacific coast.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
Douglas Men Attend
Y.M.C.A. Convention

A delegation of Douglas men have
been attending the convention of
Young Mems Christian associations
which concluded a two day program
in Tucson last night.
Among the Douglas men who at
tended sessions of the convention
were M. e. Jacks, president of the
local "Y'' board of directors; J. f..
Carlson, Jr., high school principal;
r. M. Petersen, F. N. Foot ana G
w. Pratt.
The convention was meeting of
Y. M. c. A. officials of Arizona, New
Mexico and west Texas and several
speakers of national note made ad-
dresses.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
DANCE
WILL BE HELD
THIS EVENING

The Women's Auxiliary of the
American legion is giving a novelty
dance at the Gadsden hotel this eve-
ming. They have engaged Ham
mond's orchestra for the occasion.
There will be a prize waltz and
four very fine prizes are to be CIV.
en- for the best dances.
Come and get your kiss" This
is one of the phrases that has. been
used in Advertising the affair. The
Kissing is to be a part of novelty
of the dance. 1t is expected that
many will attend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
A THREE DAYS COUGH
is YOUR DANGER SIGNAL

Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious
trouble. You can stop them now with Creo-
muls;on, an emulsi6ed creosote that is pleas
ant to take Crcomulsion is new medical
discovery with twofold action; it soothes and
heals the inAamed membranes and inhibits
germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote is recognized
by high medical authorities as one OF the
greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs
and colds and other forms Of throat troubles.
Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote,
other healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop the irrita-
ton and inflammation, while the creosote goes
on to the stomach, is absorbed into the blood,
attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the
growth Of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory in
the treatment of persistent coughs and colds,
bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms
of respiratory diseases, and is excellent for
building up the system after colds or flu.
Money refunded if any cough or cold is not
relieved after taking according to directions.
For sale by all druggists.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26
DIRECTORY SALESMAN
DIES In COLORADO CITY

e. D. Morris of the Arizona State
Directory service reported last night
that he had word from Denver, Colo,
that J. J. Ryan, well known here as
a salesman for the directory, had died
in that city week ago.
Ryan was well known figure
throughout this part of the state. He
was we'll liked by all with whom he
came in contact and many Douglas
people have expressed regret at his
death.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26

the farmers of the valley and the mem
bers of the twin city committee who
are putting every effort forward to
bring about successful starting of
the project at an early date, have ex-
pressed themselves as being very
hopeful that the district can be form
ed at once.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-26

"No Breakfast Complete Without
Tho Dispatch"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-05-20
ELKTON BANKING AND TRUST
COMPANY

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Elkton Banking and
Trust Co., was held in Elkton May
10, when the following directors
were elected: j. Frank Blake, Car
roll H. Cameron, Frank p. Conrey,
Emerson r. Crothers, Lambert W.
Davis. William ]. Davis, Joseph II.
Grove, ]. Otis Kennard, irwin r.
Kepler, Harvey H. Mackey, Robert
j. McCauley, David b. Mcdowell,
Harry w. Pippin, Carroll e. Short,
S. Claude Sykes, John H. Terrell,
Joseph T. Tyson and William T. Vim
singer,
The Directors organized by re-
electing the old officers: s:-Harvey
H. Mackey. President; DR.. S. Claude
Sykes, Vice President; Irwin Il. KEEP
Ter, Treasurer; Lynn b. Gillespie,
Assistant Treasurer; Carroll c.
Short, Cashier, Cecilton; Walter L..
Pratt, Cashier, Chesapeake City, and
Joseph T. Tyson, Cashier, Rising
Sun.