davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
KOHTPECG 9KCREPAATNCTOB

BEP.ILIH. - B 1aHIHre OTEpHl
ca 1911 BceNHpHbIH BOHTpecc 9HcHe
%paHTHcToB. KpoMe o6mHy aaceIa =
HHfl, HpOHcXoIaT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TeXHHTecRHa II nppbeccHOHa.IbHBIa
c00paHHa cT0p0HHHH0B BceMHpH0T0
a3HEa. B pacTHocTH, Ha cO0paHH
BpaTeii 9EcHepaHToB 6HI HpOqHraH
TeIBif paI IoEIaIoB MeIHIHHcROTo
xapaRTepa.
TpyHHn TypHcToB e%HcHepaHTHc :
TOB ycTpoHIH 4oHIa4H c IeMoHcTpa
HHef bHIBM.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co6paHHe ROHT
pecca cOcToHTca B BapmaBe, RE 40
IeT Ha3aI nOaBH.Ica HepBHd yqe6-
HHR acHepaHTo, cocTaBIeHHHii IoETo
pom 3aMMeHro0oM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
46ENbIE PbI4APN"

.I0HI0H. = HeIaBHo B AHrIHH
6HI opraHH9OBaH Open ''BeIHx PHI
Tapeil", ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co6Oi aMe
pHEaHcEHx H.H.H. B 3aIaVH HOBOh
OpraHH3aUHH BxOIHT 6Opb6a 'Hpo-
THB cMepTeIbHoi eBpehcRof OHacHO
cTH". Ora OpraHH3aIHa HaMepeHa B
cTOpOM BpeMeHH O6'aBHTb HacTOa :
myD bobby BEEN TEN, IoTOpHe, TO
NHeHHD 9THX pBIIapeii, aBIaIoTca
BeIHqafimeH ''yrpo9oii xpHcrHaHcrBy
HHBHIH3aHHH".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
RPE3N4EHT KyNN4x NH4EAlEB

IeHIH yEa3BBaIT, ITO Tx 4oroBo-
Dbl C WaBHTeIbcTB0M nocToaHHo Ha
pyEHaDTca, ITO y HHX oTHHMaI0T 3eM
IN, H qTO Ohm HHTIe He HaXOIar ga
mHTH.
Hpe3HIeHT oqeHb coVyBcTBeHHo
orHecca Il Tx EaIo6aM II O6emaI
oEa3arb I'M BcaRoe coTeHcTBHe. ky-
IHII BMcEa3aIca TaRTe HpoTHB Ia
cH.IbcTBeHHorO HaBa3BBaHHa I'M eB
poneicEoTi H|HBHIH3aHHH. HIeMa HH
4efiIeB CHyEc Ha6paIo HpesHTeHTa
cBoHM BoHIeM, Ha3BaB erO "lIaB =
HBIM OpIoM'.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19

HATH PHIH, c. 7. y TpOn
TWO cpeIy HpesH4eHT kyIHT% Hoce
TIKI Eo.IoHHIo MecTHBX HH4elIlIeB.
HHIefIIH ycTpoHIH HpeaHIeHTy TOP
IecTBeHHyD BcTpeqy. 9THM HoceHe
HHeM 0HH 0HIH cHIBH0 y%4HBIeHh,
TaH HaR RyIHIE aBIaeTca HepBblM
HpesHIeHToM, HoceTHBI1HM 30 BpeMa
cBonx EaHHEyI aMepHRaHcEHX NH :
4eHIIeB. IeHyTaHHa HHIenIeB Hpe-
noIHecIa Hpe3H4eHTy 6o4BIIoe HOO
IaHHe, B EOTOpoM yEa3BTBaIocb Ha
MHo&ecTBO HecHpaBeIIHBOcTeH, 10 :
TOpBe HpHMeHaIoTca Il 9TOn RoIOHhH
aMepHHaHcRHM HpaBHTeIbcTBOM. HH
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
qEnOBEK 3BEPb

C9H-HA3EP. - Ha Hap0X04e
''Ry6a" cDIa IOcTaBIeH HeaIIodHTaH
cRHf 6aHIHT IIacEaI9 llparpHoIa,
baIbmHB0MOHeTTHf II IaBHHh IIpec-
TynHHH.
0IHaRO, bee HpecTyHIeHHa Hea-
HOIHTaHHa HHVT0 B cpaBHeHHH c
TEN. ITO OH c0BeplITH.I He TAR IaBHo
Y ce6a Ha pOIHHe.
y6HB cBoIO 6epeMeHHyD TeHy, -
OH BBpe3aI V Hell H3 THBTa HIoI II
pa3M0KTHI HeIOHOcy T0I0By.
CoBepmHB 9To aBepcHOe HpecTyH
:leHHe, HparpHoIa 6eSa1 B MeEcH-
nv, Ho OBI BHIaH MeRcHEaHcRHM
npaBHTeIbcTBOM.
BaHIHTa c0IpOB0HIaI0T IBa HTa
.IbaHcRHX cHWHRa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
NrOPHbIn 4OM

CaMHfi RpaCHBHn ION B ceBep-
HOii qacTH TopoIa IO4Beprca Bqepa
Ha6ery co cTOpOHH Ho:IHIHH. B lone,
y6paH. 4OpOTOf Me6eIbD, O6caIeH-
HON EpyrOM HBeTaMH Il RpacHBbIMH
IepeBBaMH, 6B.Io Had4eHO MHOrO Bee
Bo3MoEHBx HpHcHocO6IeHHf 4Ia
a3apTHHx HTp. B 9TOT ION Ra&IBh
Beqep cO6HpaIHcb IIo6HTeIH Hrp II
BTeqeHHe H0YH %cHycEaIH HIN axe Ha
AHBaIn cBoH cOCTOaHHa. RaEOi TO
HpoMBIInIeHHHH ga TpH qaca Hp0Hr
paBmHiI 100000 4oIapoB, 3aaBHH
90 9TOM B H0IHDHD n HrOpHbIH ION
6HI ''HaRpHT''. XOTa ION npHHaI-
.IeIHT OIHoMy .IHHy, H0 4Ia OTBOIa
TIa3 OH HMeHOBaIea RIy0OM. I0M0M
ynpaBIaI MeHe4Iep, HOHHMaT0mHh
TO.IE B IaIIOf HTpe II cH%eHHaIbH0
IIa 9TOT0 B%BIIHcaHHMii H3 1eTpOH
ia. CAM axe xO3aHH IONA, t. MOhp-
bH, RE TO RaTaeTca BeMCTe C TeH0H
,Ha cBoeM 1000 aBToMO6HIe. On aB
.IaeTca %BIaIeIBHeM eme HecROIb :
INK IOp0rHX 40MoB II c0cT0HT aI;IIH
oHepoM o4HoTo daHRa. Bee 9TO OH B
BecBMa %EOpoTEHff cpoE Haa;HI cBoHM
''TpyIoM HpaBeIHHM''. BO BpeMa Ha
6era HO.IHIIHH HpHmI0CB HycTHTb B
XO4 TOH0pBI, Tar EaR bee IBepH 10
Ma 0Ia3aIHcB 3aTIepTBTMH. bHI0 ape
cTOBaHO 10 q%eIoBeE, cpeIH EOTopBx
oEa3aIOcb z %eHmHH.
-
0X0TA HA MEABE4EN
YHTaTcEHe "cocaifTH BOMeHC"
HeIaBHO OpraHH30BaIH 9EcHeIHIHO,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
KOT VI yqNTEHb NCT0PNN

BHIIHaM TOcEHH, HaiiIa cBoeTo
EoTa MepTBbIM, apecToBaI coceIa T.
BopmTeHHa, HpeHo4aBaTeIa HcTO =
pm, BcerIa HeIpyIeID6Ho OHIO =
cHBmeMyca Il eT0 RoTy. "9TOT HcT0-
pHR BcerIa rOHaI MoeTo EOTa", -
3aaBHI TecEHH cy4Be. BopmTeiiH IKE
oTpHIIaI cBOeH BHHH, Tar IaE, 10
ero MHeHHo, ROT cBoHM MypIBIRaHb-
EN- no HOqaM MeHIaI envy cnoEOfiHO
paaMHIuIaTb HaI H%cTopHef. CyIba
oImpa9OBaI BOpmTeHHa Ia 25 4.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
lOPOrAa KEHA

YHHaTcEHif aIBoEaT TOB HpHBIe
EaeTca K OTBeTcTBeHHOcTH i. 1&aEO
6coHoM, TOTe aIBORaToM H3 .IOc All
IIocIeIHHa yTBepTIaeT, qTO
FOB OT6yI y hero %eHy, ga ITO OH
Tpe6yeT C ToBa 200, 900 IOa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
OTBET HA TEPPOP

BAPlIIABA. - 0 TOM, ITO Hace
eHHe POccHH IeicTBHTeIBHO OTBeqa
eT VIE Ha TeppOp 6O.IbhleBHEaM Tep
pOpOM, cBH4eTeIbcTByeT cIeIyDmee
HOIyqeHHOe lib MOcRBH:
ga nOcAe4Hne GecaTb 4HeE HpAa
Meca1a 6OAbmeBHuRaa BAacTb HOAy
qMAa C MecT GoHeceHna o ueAoM pa
4e B%blcTynAeHNa HaceHeRAa npo1nB
Hpe4cTaBHreAeH sToH BAacrn.
nNPphI 3 sTMx npecIynAesHax
npamO y%acaNWna.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
XNBOA TOBAP

BEHA. = H8 IyHaa, HeIa.Ie :
10 OF Ilpec6ypra, BHIOBIeHa 6yTblI
IA, B IOTOpOi HaxOIH.Iacb cIeIyn-
maa 3aHHcEa, %HaIIHcaHHaa RapaHIa
HON:
"ToproBIIH pa0aNH cHlon Be3yT
MeHa B R0HcTaHTHHOHOIb. IpeTa
BeicHep''.
1lOIHlIHa H0IaTaeT, ITO Ie.I0.
HIeT he 0 MHcTHbHHaHHH. COBceM
HeIaBHO M0I0Iaa IeByLHI;a, HOcA =
maa 9TO HMa, T|aHHcTBeHHo Hcqe3Ia
H3 BeHM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
qHKarcKaa XpoHHKa

oTHpaBHBmyIOca Ha ceBep Ha oXo-
Ty. OIHa H3 OTIlpaBHBHlHXca IeH =
HUH ycneIa yTe y6HTb 4ByX MeIBe
4efi, TITO cpeIH 'eOcaHTH" cqHTaer
ca HOXBaIbHHM IeI0M.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
B0KPyT 4EJlA CAKKO " BAH4ETTN

KoMHTeT 3aMIHTH cOO6maeT, qTO
10 HacTOamerO BpeMeHH I'M 0BlIO
co6paHo 4!Ia 3amHTM CaEEO II Ban
HeTTu 6o,Ibme 500 THcaT 1OIa :
poB. OHoIO 200 THcaq IOI. 6BI:Io H3
pacxOIOBaHO Ha aIBORaTOB II BeIe-
HE IeIa, a 0cTaIbHBIe Ha HpoHa-
RAINY 10 3amHTe CaEHO II Banner
tn.
HpH6HTHe cecTpH BaHHeTrH B
Hbp HopR o%HIaeTca 3aBTpa. Hoe
lie HpH6HTHa oHa HeMeg1eHHe oTHpa
BHTca b BocToH 1Ia HoIyqeHHa CHI
IaHHa C 6paToM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
ROOnEPATNBHbIN K0HTPECC
OCyK4AET b0HbWEBNKOB

CT0RT0.IbM. = 3gecB npQHc-
xOIaT 3aceIaHHa EoOHepaTHBHOrO
Me1IyHapOIHOTO EOHTpecca. ROHr :
pecc HpHHa.I pe3O.IIoIHIo, B HOTopOh
Ocya;IaeT 6O.IbmeBH3M. IIpeIIoIe =
HE cOBeTcHHX EOOHepaTOpOB 0 HOI
IepaiRe 60IbmeBHEOB B EBpOHe II
AMepHHe 0HI0 e|IHHOTIaCH0 OTBepT
HyT0.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
.HAnA4EHNE HA AEByWKy

Ha BOaBpamaBHIyDca nO84Ho Be
uepOM IoMoif 4eBymRy t. TpaHIa IA
HaI RaRoH TO HerOIaii, nance eli nee
EOIBEO y4apOB, Jpn qeM BH6HI TpH
3y6a II cEpHIca. TpaI4a B 6e8 :
VyBcTBeHHOM cOcToaHH 6BIa HOIO6-
paHa H%oIHHefcEH II oTHpaBIeHa B
T0cIHTa.Ib.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
NsrOHaNT r~APN6AAb4N

.l0H10H. = B IHBepHyIb HpH
6HI na IIeHTpaIbHOii AMepHEH P,
I'apH6aIbIH, BHyR H3BecTHorO IRA
I%baHcEoro HaTpnOTa. M%HHHcTpoM
BHyTpeHHHx IeI 6BIO 3aHpemeHO Ia
pH6albIH OcTaBaTBca B AHTlHH. Bic
ian OH 6bII TaE%e NIB 4paHIHH. CeTi
uac OH HaMepeH yexaTB Ha poIHHy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
Tx Il EoMHapTHH B aTOT aaTpyIHH :
TeIbHbIGl IIa Hea HepHoI.
N36bITOK IKE HLINH
.I0HI0H Un nMuuua nLu

.I0HI0H. - lilo o6HHHaIbHHM
IaHHM, ga rOI ITO l HIoLa TeHyHIero
TOIa HaIHmeE TeHcEOro %HaceIeHHa
HaI MyHcEHM y%BeIHqHIca B AHrIHH
eme Ha 5000 4yM.
BceTO Re B HaCTOaIDee BpeMa
IeHIIHH 6O.Ibme Mya;qHH B AHTIHH
Ha 1.677.OO0 4ym.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
CTPAXOBAHNE HA ClyqAN
B0NHbI

HbD H0PE. ONO H3 HBD
5HopKcRHx o6mecTB aacTpaxoBaAo
AMepHRaHeRHI .IeTHoH OF ''OHaHoc-
Tu BciHB CerHacHo cTpaxoBoNy
dIpSHaE KoMiiaHHa ooasyeTca yHla-
THTb AMepHEaHcEoMy .IerHoHy 175.
900 IoIIapOB B cIyqae, ecIH "MeI
Nv CoeI. IIITaTaMH H 9paHHHeii
BcHMXHeT BOHHa HIN BO3HHRaeT VI
pO3a BOiHM".
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19

HAPPIER. - HOppecHoHIeHT HBIo-
HOpEcEOii Ta3eTH "9BeHHHr y0pII''
nHIIeT:
06mee MHeHHe B IlapHIe TaEO-
30, VTo lIIBapT6apI 6y4eT OHpaBIaH,
TaE ran y6HiicTBO I%leTIOpH cqHTa-
eTca HpecTynleHHeM Ho.IHTHTecRHN,
a B ~HoIO6HMX cIyqaaX 9paHIy3cHaa
DcTTHHHa HpHIepIHBaeTca T0ii TOT-
III 3peHHa, ITO tBpeMa Hp0BeIeHH0e
B TnpbMe c MoMeHTa apecTa 10 pas
6HpaTeIbcTBa aBIaeTca ya;e IOcTa-
TOqHBIM H|aIa3aHHeM.
TOUHaa nara HpODecca enIe He yC
TaHOB.IeHa II 9T0 HOTOMy, ITO HpaBH
Te.IbcTBO XOqeT yTecTB H0.IHTHVecTHa
HOcIe4cTBHa, IOTOpHe M0TeT Bib =
Bath Hp0Hecc. TEN He MeHee, MORHO
6HTb yBepeHHHM, VTo IIIBapH6apIa
cyIHTb cEOpo. B 9TOr IeHB B
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
NHlENCKAa CBAAb6A

Bqepa B qHRarO %cocTOaIacb 6pa
ROcOqeTaHHe OHIO HHIeiicROE HapOq
Ri, nOHaBmeH cola BMecTe c EOqyD
mefi BBeTaBEOii. CO6paIOcB cBBl1e
5000 6eIHX 3eBaH, %e.IaBmHX HOc
MoTpeTb Ha 6paqHyD HpoTe4ypy Nh
IeaUeB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
goHRHbI noRyTlATb MACRM

IIETP0TPA1. = B POccHH mao
.lloIaeTca %ycH.IeHHaa M%H.IHTapH3a =
TIna. ABHOXHM H3IaI pacHOpaSeHHe,
B cH.Iy ROT0pOro Bee %HTe.IH lleTpor
paIa 4o.IiRHH HOHyHaTB MacRH HpO-
THB a10BHTBX Ta3OB. TaHaa MaCHa
cTOHT II py6IeH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
TOBAPHOn CTAHYNN

M0CRBA. - 12-ro HEO.Ia HoqbIO
oXpaHOii TOBapHOf cTaHHHH MOcEoB
cEo-HypcEoH IeIesHOif IoporH B Mo
cEBe 3aMeTeHH 6HIH Tpoe .IHII, HBITa
BIIIHXca coBepHrHTB Ho1IoT TIaBHO-
70 HaHrayaa. IIpH HOHHTEe 3aIep-
%aTb HOIEHraTeIH OTRpHIH cTpeIB
0y II, H%0Ib3yacB cTOamHM H0pO%Ha
ROM, cEpHIHcB. HaVaBmHiica ITO =
iEap yIa.I0cB lHHBHIHpOBaTB.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
lEByuKA y6NHA MAHbqNKA

18TH IeTHaa IeByIIIEa MapHa
leBoH, exaBIIaa B aBToMO6HIe, HAM
qaIacb no HeocTopo&HocTH Ha Ak
IeTHerO Ma-IbqHEa B. HeMH6eIa II
.Ta1eIo paHHIa ero. IeBymEa aBIa
erca cTyIeETrof HopTBecTepHcEoTo
yHHBepcHTeTa. 0Ha BHHymeHa Ha
cBo0oIy HO4 5aIOr.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
boPbBA C 5OAbmEBNRAMN

BAPIIIABA. l CoO6maOT 0 co
aMBe b TO.IlaHIHH c'e3Ia HpeIcTa-
BHre.aeT Me&IyHapoIHoII .IHrH 0opb-
Obi nboTHB BRO HHTepHaIIHoHaIa.
C'eaI paacMoTpnr 'cHoco6H HO1H
THuecEoii. 9ROHoMHIecEOli H bHHaH-
coBoI 6opb6M npoTHB 6OIbIHeBHH =
EOi Hp0naraHIM Be BEEN MHpe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19

He rOBopa y%e o pasHOrO pOla
O1RpbITbIx HpoaBAeHnax He4OBoHbcT-
Ba - OTMeqeHH cAe4yNmHa nORY-
meHHa: % nORYmeHHa Ha paaHOrO
po4a KOmNccapOB.
AZ noRymeHha Ha cOBeTcEHx qn
H0BHHR0B.
1850 noRYmeHHa Ha qNHoB Epac-
HON apMHK, i. e. BepHee y aqHHoB OF
pa4os oco6orD Ha~sHaqeAKa, cocIoa
INK Hpn FHy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
KAMEHEB NPOTNB qEM6EPH9HA

MOCHBA. - BHBHHii H0IROB-
HHH RaMeHeB BbIcTyHHI C l0RIalOM
o BofiHe B 6OIbmOE ayIHTopNH moo
EoBcRoro H0aHTeXHHqecEOT0 My3ea.
BoT, ITO cRaaa.I RaMeHeB c cBo
en- 1oRIaIe:
AHT1HhcEaa 6ypTya3Ha TOTO
BHTca n co6HpaeT cH.IBI I.Ia HaHa4e
Hna Ha CCCP, HO OHa He oyer ca
Ma BoeBaTb. 0Ha cTapaeTca 3aBep0o
Bath aRTHBHHX c0O3HHEOB n MO0HIH
3OBaTB O6mecTBeHHOe MHeHHe.
1OIrOTOBRa BoiiHH eme 4aIe
10 He 3aEOHqeHa II HapOBO3 BOIlHB,
BeIONHfi qeM6epIaHOM, MqHTca ITO
EBpoHe,. cO6Hpaa BaToHH 9Rcnpec :
ca, EOTOpHii 4oI'reH 6yIer BTopTHy
Tbca B HpeIeIH Han1eTo COOsa.
BHpOqeM, MoTeT cIyqHTbca,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19

HhM H1 -hUChBbl ItItl pdMMdM, UUIb
meBHEH .HaYaIH H0IHoe H%acTyHIe :
HE TO HeRTaHoMy 6pOHTy H HaIy-
Ma.IH, BHpaHaacb HX TOpeMHO-HaTop
1HHM a3BIH0M, "3a6OITOBaTB" Awe
pHRy, oTIaBaacB 10 oTEa3y' POR-
beIIepy.
Bee He6TaHHa EoHHeccHH, Bca
HebTb - TOIbE0 aMepHHamaM, H
Hi 0yHTa EBpOHe, = BOT cMHcI
cIedaHHoro Ha IHaX b MocIBe o9bH
IIH03HO 3aaBIeHHa.
PyccEaa He9Tb Hy%Ha Hpe2Ie
BceTO, EOHeUHO, CaMOf POccHH II,
TT00H B03pa3HTb Ha 9TOT apTyMeHT,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19

ITO eIIe ga HamBMH TpeIeIaMH
BLOT 3Rcnpecc BoiHH pacTepaeT bee
c00paHHMe BaT0HH.
ToHEa qeM6epI9Ha ITO eBpO-
HeiicRHM cT0.IHIIaM eHIe He yBeHqa-
zach ycHeXoM, moo y6eIHTB Bo3MoI
HBx coD3HHEOB BoeBaTb He TAR Hpo
GRO, xoTa YeM6epl9H He THymaeTca
,IIa 9Toro HHHaEHMH cpeIcTBaMH.
- IIOEa HIeT ara H%OITOTOBEa
B0iiHH, MIL IOIRHH T0T0BHTbca Il
O6OpOHe.
llpenHa IOHymeHH he 6HIH, n BIB
.cTyTIIeHHe EOMaHIyIOmeTO RpacHoH
apMHeii RaMeHeBa HALO pa3cMaTpH-
Bath EaH IeEIapaDHIO, o0pameHHyn
Il AHrIHH II HpOIHRToBaHHyO llOIHT
6DpO .
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
HpOIECC y5NNIbI HETIDPbI

IlapHKe MOTHo oyer Ha0IIOIaTb Ia
zoe Ike B036yTTeHHe, EaE b AMepH-
lie b IHH 6OIbIIHX Hp0ueccOB. Ipe-
0OBaHHa Ha MecTa B 3aLy 3aceIa =
HHa cyIa 30 BpeMa pa30opa lena
lllBap6apIa yEe H0cTyHHIH n OF ia
BET 0%TIaIeHHHX cTpaH, IaE HaHpH-
Mep, H3 PyMBrHHH. IIpeIHOlaranT,
ITO Ha npoHecce oyer H%pHcyTcTBo
He MeHee TpeXcOT HHOcTpaHHbIX
TypHaIHcTOB. HapOI %qyBcTByeT, ITO
BO3pORIeHHe aHTHceMHTcIOH aHTHB
HOcTH c HeJBD pea6HIHTHpoBaTb lleT
IlOpy II IOHa3aTB, ITO OH OBI HeBH
HOBeH B ycTpOfcTBe HOTpOMoB, aBla
eTca LII Hero b EBpoHe OHacHb1M.
.IIpOTecc ll%IBapg6apIa cpaBHHBaDr
c 4e.IOM 1peiibyca H c IeIOM BeiiaH
ca B TOM cMHc.Ie, ITO Bee H0I00H0T0
pOIa HpoueccH BO36y&IaIOT O6mecT
BeHHHH cTpacTH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-08-19
AN4OM K AMEPNKE

6olbmeBHRH OIHoBpeMeHHo Bo3Bema
lot, VTo B 9TOM ROXY BHpa6OTaHO Heb
It'll Ha 100000 TOHH 6OIBme, qeM B
TIp0mI0M.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23
CRUDE OIL

The plan to curb the production of crude oil Is not working, judging from the new production record just recorded. The average daily produc- ton is now--or was last week-2,- 509,650 barrels. and prices in some parts of the country have sagged again.
 Notable Is the fact that the prin- cipal increase was in Oklahoma. where producers attempted to curb production. It was given out few weeks ago that "the plan is suc- ceeding." A little more of the same kind of success and the market will be even more glutted than 1t has been.
 For the first time in years the summer automobiling season is not stacked against the motorist, who can get all the gasoline he needs at reasonable price. provided the re- tail system follows the wholesale situation.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23
Bsrlin and tAres gE9n6children. Alan Elmer. Richard Naymond and Elisabeth May Dyer.
Obserpatioas< On Me Keatker

Washington. Juno 33.-ForecAxt for Southern New England: Show. CTS this> afternoon and tonight. Cooler in Massachusetts tonight ex. cept in southeast portion. Friday partly cloudy. Cooler in interior. Fresh to strong southwest sAifting 10 northwest windA
 Forecast for Eastern New Yorks Showers and thunder storms this af. ternoon and tonight: cooler tonight: Friday fair: rising temperature in north portion: fresh to strong south. west, shifting to northwest winds.
 Conditions: Pressure is rising in the Ohio valley. Lake region and southern states. The center of the disturbance that overspread onhrio yesterday morning has advanced to the lower St. Lawrence valley. It produced scattered showers and thunderstorms from the Ohio valley and upper lake region eastward into southern New England. Showers were also reported from portions of the southern states The high pres- sure area of the interior N6vers . wide expanse of territory. A dis. turbance of considerable extent overspreads the Rocky Mountain districts and centers in the Cana. dian northwest. Temperatures gro falling in the upper lake region and Ontario.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled this afternoon and tonight probably showers
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23
COBBLERS

Potatoes are high. Any housewife can give evidence to that effect. But that does not mean the producers are getting the high prices. As us- ual, the difference between the prices at the shipping points and the prices paid by the famed ultimate consumers is enough to make a brass monkey turn into the missing link.
 c. M. Dunton. chairman of the Eastern Shore of Virginia marketing committee wrote an Illuminating let ter to the New York World. He re- ported that the best quality Of pota- toes shipped there are bringing the shippers $5.50 a barrel, and each barrel contains 16o pounds of pota toes. Cost of production include fer tilzer. barrels, covers, inspection harvesting, labor. investment etc. But the same potatoes are selling for sl2 and up per barrel in New York
 This Is the meaning of increased farming prosperity down on the Eastern sho."
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23
25 Fears Ago Today

Superintendent Cooley is install ing a new fire alarm box, No. All, at the corner of Oak and West streets.
 A meeting of the former members of the disbanded Co. E, c. N. G., was held in the armory last evening. The former captain handed out honorable discharges to all the men. EX-Cap- tain w. w. Bullen, who is the un- animous choice for the cammand if the company is reorganized, acted as chairman of the meeting. Lieuten- ant H. l.. Curtis was appointed chair man of committee to settle the fi- nances of the old company. The pe- tition for reformation is now practi- cally complete and will shortly be forwarded 10 the adjutant general.
 Colonel Alfred l.. Thompson will be marshal Of the l. o. o. r. mem- orial parade Sunday afternoon. His aides vii be Fred Nergason from Phenix lodge. Gustaf Larson from Andree, s. Magson from Lexington, and Paul Leupold from Gerstaeck- CT. The Plainyille band will head the line of march. The graves of deceased members will be decorated.
 Grammar school alumni gathered in the old high school building last evening and held sort of farewell party to that structure. When the grammar school pupils start ses- sions in the fall they will meet in the new half of the building and the old rear will be but memory to one. c. F. Steele talked of the old days; his classmates were Andrew J. Sloper. Will Scott, and Frederick Churchill.
 G. F. Prentice has gone to Fort Trumbull beach at Milford. Andrew Turnbull celebrated his roth birth day anniversary yesterday by enter- taining several friends at his home on Kensington street.
 . A piece of pipe that has done ser vice in front of the w. II. Hart home on Main street since 1857 has been resurrected and is on exhibition at the water office.
 The police commissioners held a meeting last evening and appointed Fred l.. Wager Charles F. kem- mcrer, and Thomas Egan members of the special police force.
 The prize speaking contest was held at the grammar school last evening. Thomas Feeney. who recited "The Black Horse and his Rider" made easily the best showing, hav- ing a good voice and well-toned ex- pression. He was awarded first prize by the judges.
 At the Y. M. C. A. meeting tomor- TOW afternoon Rev. II. l. Bodley will explain why he is an Episco- palian.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23

| . A. The CoogreOianal Medal ol Honor which is DFesentsA by Con. EresA.
 Q. What b the mama of the bird that has . call that sounds like Bob Whits"? A. The quail or the partridge. It il . very common bird in the United stateA
 Q. How can one address . letter to Babe Ruth7
 A. Addfssa him fn care Of the American League Baseball Club of New York, Inc. 32s West 43nd St. New York City.
 Q. Who won the Gibbons Car pentier prize fight?
 A. The fight was held at Mich- igan City. Indiana and since official decisions are prohibited in that state no official decision was given. Car pentier received . terrific beating, however, and there was no doubt that Gibbons decisively won the fight.
 e. How is . batting average de- termined in baseballf
 A. By dividing the total times at bat into the total number of base hits.
 Q. When did Steve Brodie make his jump from the Brooklyn Bridge?
 A. July B, 1886.
 Q. Why Is New York called Gotham?
 A. The name was bestowed by Washington Irving in "Salmagun- dr' published in 1897. Gotham was a village proverbiaI for the folly of its inhabitants. /Q- What is the largest industry in the United States?
 A. The farming industry is the largest in volume and numbers of persons engaged. In manufactured products motor vihicles lead.
 Q. Where and what is the 'mag. netic hill in Californian
 A. It is situated near Los Angles and it is said that one has to put on power in going down the hill in an automobile and shut off the power when going up. This is not true but is the result of an optical illusion. What looks like an upgrade is in reality down grade and the inn pression that it is an upgrade is due to the position and nearness of the surrounding hills.
 Q. What Is the definition of an explosion?
 A. It may be defined as . chem> ical reaction which is effected in an exceedingly short space of time with evolution of q large quantity of gas at high temperature and accom- panied by shock.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23
TRACKING" AIRPLANES

Wben Rodman Wanamaker about ten years ago began to take an in- terest in airplanes many skeptical persons shook their heads and ruminatsd that he merely needed some special way to pass his time and spend his money. He is credited with spending all of $500, 600 in fol- lowing his hobby but he is achieving more than his friendly critics ever thought possible. The airplane de- velopment needs "backers," or angels" as they are called in the theatrical business, and the scion of a noted merchant prince is one of the best in the business. Not a cent of the money has been wasted. In the development of new idea somebody has to pay the piper, and it is proper in the scheme of things that man who will not miss the outlay should be devoting his ener- gies to something that must be done.
 It was our own fellow townsman and flier, Dixon. who on his return here let it be known he would have been willing to fly across the ocean if the backing had been satisfactory. The fliers get the honors when they succeed. but somebody must be able to finance the construction of the planes.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23

sions. Also, that if an airplane Is de- layed long enough by the weather while ready to take off for g trans continental trip railroad train can arrive at the destination before the plane gets started.
 This sounds logical; but there are few other points of prominence" in such 2 discussion. The airmail carriers do not seem to be bothered a great deal about weather condt- tions; they are operating all the time, in rain. fog, at night, by day. There must be difference, then between flying across the ocean and the regular airmail flights over land.
 You have 1t. there is difference.
 The oceanic flights are experi- ments at this time. And it is not like flying over land-there are no nice corn fields to mess up if it becomes necessary to alight. Any daredevil flier, who nevertheless has lurking desire to continue living if anything goes wrong with the motors, can vouch for this. Alighting in the ocean has certain hazards not part of trans-country flying.
 The oceanic birds must first avoid the taking of chances with the weather. Later, when the course overseas has been done often enough. and valuable experience has been gained. there probably will not be 2 need to depend so much upon tie weather. This time may come within . few years, no more than five.
 Our airmail fliers are making as- founding records. The airmail "gets there" with astonishing regularity ana nearly alWayS on tune, regard less of the weather. It is not diff cult to remember the day when newspaper accounts of airmail car- riers being forced down" were quite common: one rarely meets with such an account nowadays. When the oceanic flying experience reaches a similar level of experience no future Byrd or Lindbergh or Chamberlin will be alarmed over the weather bureau reports before start ing a jaunt to Europe. Most of us will live to see the day when regular oceanic flights are as common as airmail flights are today.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-23
TRACK WALKING

One of the yagaries Of the New Haven railroad is to institute a cam paign to keep people from walking on its tracks. The campaign takes place once year, usually in the spring. It usually lasts short time. Detectives. officers and railroad func- tionaries generally descend upon the city at such a time and make a haul" To do this is easy as it is d habit of long standing to use the railroads right of way as high way.
 In duo time the railroad general issimos will be in another city, there earning their keep by chasing men off the rcadbeds, landing a dozen or SO in police court. and getting a