davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19
VYSOhE CEINY ZDRZUJf SrATNf
PRACE..

Columbus, o. 18. zaTf Vysok6 dopravnf sazbv cenv
ateau zdrzu1i prace snicfch nez m6lo by vynao
zeno S1500000 nichz by naslo za6snanf tsfce muz6
nl na zahalce kontray byly schvaleny srpnu nyn
odvoany ezto stn ncni komsaf dosp6l pTesvad6anf 30
ceny cltane "a material ou pehnane vsok6 dopravn
sazby zeleznitn dale by prac zdrazy Guvern6r Davis
VJadfl re on vschni fednc ieho administered rad bv vi
DELL aby de NELL obzvu stanich podncfch rovna pr1
nutno brat ohed popatnky danf Pode vseho onstrn
Sc zapocne az ara pho rou zda t6 DOLBY pomerv
budou aspon trochu normalni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19
A. Netfesls

aijte V Mfru 3krat ma zdar
co nevidet pTijecham".
Tato zalepka pokazila ia
lovcovi naladu pred prvnfm
douSkem.
To znamenalo: 8 bohen !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19

dobnyn1, nebot' by Sc to nebylo
odbylo zticha.
Mic jinak, nez ze zdstal
cElfvek otevfeny jelikoz vrat-
ka plankoy6ho plotu byla W.
vesena a nezavfrala Sc, yysla
prasnice do obory, V niz byla
cerna EVER a v niz stala haiov-
ma a zmizela.
Lee uprostfed dvora poied-
.nou V louzi nalezl Jalovec otisk
boty, k n6muz nehodila Sc zad-
.na bota Z celeho staveni.
"Tedy pfece kradez!" mu-
droval Jalovec a horem padem
Sc rozbehl ma "slavng revirnf
,1fad" radu.
Vratll Sc 5 panem lesnim a
.adJunktem a prohlizeno znovu,
zee na nestesti hnal kluk pred
tim kravu ma pastvu a krava
Slapla prav6 do one louze s o.
tiskem boty a sklouznuvsi,, zai-
ella cely document.
Pan adjunkt sice navrhoval,
aby Sc Sc dvffek chlfvka vzalv
otisky prstd a leccos jineho, lee
ma konec zdstalo pfi tom. ze
vec oznamena tetnictvu.
co dal? II No, cetnictvo pa
tralo hajny zatfm zarmouce-
ne tekal. Chodil hajemstvfm
Jako Y matohach a pytlaci 2
toho zatali t9ziti.
Jalovec zanevfel Ma sv9t a
ma dfady a jelikoz Sc mu V o.
bore 2atinala roditi selata GER
ne zvere, piln6 obchazel a po-
tlnal scitati zv6f u zasypu.
Ale pfihodilo Sc, re pfihrnu-
Ia Sc jednou k zasypu bachyn6
Sc selaty v niz ku sy6mu 6di-
va poznal syoji prasnici v
lojim potomstyu misence.
Zrtst rozletla Sc bleskem
kraiinou a pod rukou dov6dtl
Sc hajny cd chechtajicich ~
Lhotetakd, 2e ma tohle spiskal
Jaloyci nezbylo nic jin6ho.
nez postaviti klec Il zasypu, ma
vvknouti tam svoji zdivoGelou
prasnici, kdy2 selata povyrost-
Ii, lapiti il.
"a to phi podzimnfch no
mech pochvaHl pan lesni Cejka
pred vrchnosti pill Jalovcovu
q zminil Sc, re zapujcil svoji
prasnici k osyezeni krve 6ern6
zvefe, pri cemz navrhl, ably Sc
nu dostalo "a to odm6ny, coz
'e take stale, nebot knize dal
Ialovcoyi ma mist9 chek ma
100 X a doyolil mu "ad perso-
nam" - chov vepfov6ho do
,ytkal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19
SIS OBzALOVANYCH.

Logan, w. Va. II zaT. Til sta dvacet pet imen iesr
uvedeno zalob6 nz 6ni obvin6ni azdy vel
kou porotou kresu Logan dnes Obzaoby nsedovay yse
tTovan neda nych vtrzno rozhran oresd Logan
Mez uyedenymi im6ny sou c. F. Keeneyho pedsedy
Freda Mooneyho ajemnika dsrkni unie Sdruzenych dull
mich d6nikd Amerky H. w Bizzarda rovn6z uednika
vffse une Nmo to 200 obzaob nichz cn obvin6ni
vzpoury tajn6ho nosen zbran6, bylo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19
ORNAMENT.

Doyoluji 81 oznamiti. ze ~
rabim vSechny druhy mede
nych van a hrnc1 ma pradlo.
zavareniny a pod. Provadim
tez veskere opravy zlabku ma
Strechy a stfech.
Fred Bartos, 5319 DolIoff
Kd., General Timing. 9-l9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19

hral = O. je! To jsou ddvody
ale clovek musi vlastn6 nal.
cet!"
A sci dale po cestiGce z pa.
seky, kde Sc skontil tento pa.
matny rozhovor.
"A jsem to oselr' bacil So
pojednou do celia. Coz pax
jsem nemoh' fic', jak jsem do
stal tohohle baratnika Metre
ska? TAX vidal Potom, ae
|rejsou hospody k nicemu do
bremu. To at mi nikdo nefi-
ka. = Ale Re mne to jenom
stareho tahouna nenapadlo!"
A hajny Jaloyec zastavil Sc
ia cestitce, jake by 50 cht6l
vratiti a yypoved6G panu les
nimu Zbytek.
Usmal Sc vsak do sv}ch ne
urovnanych vousd a pfendav
lulku 2 koutku do koutku, fekl
81: II at bruci!"
Znal sveho lesniho, star6ho
dobraka, jenz mu liz mnoho-
krat hroziI, re jej vyzene, "a
stfeli nebo vykucha tesakem,
ale nimK Sc vzdy shodl, nebot'
druhy den jiz zadny 2 nich o
sarvatce nevedel. Mad to byi
Cejka Glovek TAX m6kk6ho
srdce. ze Sc caste S Jaloveem
rozdeil poslednf "naboj" do
lulky, kdyz mu vyGinil upro-
sired paseky.
Bylit' oba poslcdnimi Mohy-
Eany stare slavy zelen6ho ce-
chu, oba "a mladi prosli r6zny
mi lesovnami sveho zam6stna-
a doufali, re pfi tomto
skorpenf a hubovani budou ie-
ste spolu hospodafiti dlouha
l6ta, az do smrti.
Usmal Sc tedy Jalovec a
rZpominal. jak pfistihl Metre
ska, jemuz pan okresni soudce,
sam tez "Nimrod", nam6fil
nezkych par dnf.
To Sc stalo ria pocatku lara.
Netfesk ma to zmizel, odebrav
C ma praci do Vidne. Jalovec
mel radost. Lhota byla sice py-
iack6 hnfZdo cele ale nikdo Sc
10 tax nenatrapil iako Ne
resk.
Zamiril tedy, ielikoz sc stmi-
'alo = do Lhoty, kamz iinam? |
= zcela V dobre; ;palad6.
Ale tam mul nalada 1propa-
lene zhorkla.
Pot'ouchli ii pytlaci nem6li
ic piln6jsiho ma praci, nez
'odstrditi mu zalepku. ktera
osla na starostu a zn9la:
"Cteny Pane Starosto!
Dovolil sem 81 vas st9mi par
Ia ratky opteZovat spomel
om 81 ma nase smutne schleda-
na pecirku krz ty zaice.
esly NONE odepyste me SteIi
draw ia sem ted zdraf a "a
ejaky Tiden bych vas Rat
iecky uhlf dal. Pozdravuiu
zlaste Pana a PAM celou Ro-
lnu duskovou a vasf piste mi
novehO Jesli budete S Tye- {
Oh pozdravujte ho a taxi ia s
fee, tez vsecky Konrad s man
alkou, Bejcka s manzelkou a /,
" 2 Bor Dobro Vol. Hasic6 ]
Dravim tez Brabce vsem
i'm preje !
A. Netresk {
aijte V Miru 3krat ma Zdar
co nevidet pfijecham". i
Tato zalepka pokazila ia Y
vcovi naladu pred prvnfm
'uskem. =
To znamenalo; bohem a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19
KONFERENCE rs. ZARf.

Washington IS zafl - Mistnosti pro konferenci pro-
heu nezamestnanos kterou president Harding orman6
svoa Ultra ou pfpravovany budov6 odboru obchodu We
ka sin tomt6z poschod kd sekretar Hoover ma svo
ancela jest zafzovana n6kok mensich pokod pro schz
vbord Konference bude pravddpodobn6 zahAena % za
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19
KUBA BUDE POMAHATI SPA
NELSKU.

Havana, 18. zari. O6ekava Sc re tisfc rekrt6 Kubv
pro Spaneske voko Marokku vypuie odud zr 40 SPA
neska Dobrovonici shromazdivs bvl liz opa-
trent prozatmnfm unformami sou to v6snou Span6ov6
nlchz mnozi pfisli Zam6snanf ndsedkem rse cukern
prdmysu druznou poiede ednotka Cerven6ho Kfze 90
zdstavajfcf sesti zen a sest letcd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19
NDrCKE POVSTANf.

Madris, Brtcka Indie, IT. zaf - Vsechny yadni budo-
Maabarsk6m disriku byly spaeny Moplahskm rebev
pravf ufedni zprava vydan Most Nambadem
Mlamburem by zn6en sd6lue dale 1fedn zprava doda-
va, Re poystaleck6 tupy jsou stihany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19

eo'i' lfcOOpIHle, ten Du-
de asi zaneseny ode davna"
.omlouval Sc Netfesk. lee ma Il
slime nalehani vedl ie do konce
chodby, kdez oteyfsl dvfrka do
komina.
Jalovec tuse, ze avidf V ko-
mine pfitky a ma mich navese-
ne zajice, jako We zv6rinar-
sk6m krame, lined Sc sklonil a
hledel doynitr.
V komin6 bylo sero, protoze
byl shora kryt$.
Ably lepe videl, ucinil krok
do pfedu a stoupl ma dino ko-
nina, lee Y tom podlaha Sc "a
chVela, povolila q on kacel Sc
nekam dolG.
Y prvnim okamziku vzpo-
mnel 81 ma pov6stn6 brlohy,
kamz byli lid6 lakani a pro-
padnuvse Sc do hlubin sklepa.
zabiti oloupeni, ale prYe nez
Sc slavna komise yzpamatova-
la, co Sc stale, oval Sc 2 hlu-
biny komina, kdez hainy zmi-
Eel, nelidsky rev, pri n6mz vsi-
chni ztrnuli.
Vsak hned ma to zaznelo O.
pet volani hlasittjsi a srozumi-
teln6jsi.
"Zajic, zaiic hrome, slA-
va, dve koroptve. ale honem,
slaaavaaa. hrome, ie8t6 jeden
zajic!"
Jaloyec kfi6el samou RADIO
sti tolik. 2e Sc az steny otra-
sally.
Rychle vyloyil adjunkt 2
kapsy zapalky posvitil 81 do
komina. odludz drapal Sc hal
ny, vsecek y obli3eji pocern9-
ny, vyndavaje na sy6tlo sv6ta
nalez.
Netresk stal vedle iako zka
ale roziareni Jalovco-
vo nebralo konce, tim meme,
/ dy2 vedle 2mintnt kofisti w
lovil 2 komina je8t6 rucnici a
celou garnitmu ok.
Vyprava Sc skontila zname-
mite m6la V zdpeti trestni o.
znameni a odsouzeni Netresko-
70.
Dix "delsi nesouvisl6 reGf",
Y niz Jalovec licil slavnemu
soudu svoje utrpeni a Y nfz ma
ahlup vypo6ital, kolik zv6fe |
'e mu ztratilo, napafil kraisky |
'oud Netfeskovi n9kolik mesi-
II. -
Dopadenim Netfeskovym u
lelal 81 Jalovec II pana lesni- /
10 Ceiky yelmi dobr6 oko. tax
e 2amhouril oGi, kdy2 Jalovec
] poridil prasnici ma chov.
zamluvil 81 Cd neho
este selata, atkoliv chovani
eproveho dobytka ma chov by
0 hajnym zakazano.
A jelikoz mad to Netresk ma
toupil trest. byly u Jalovce
!ahe easy. Hajny oddal Sc ny
s sv6 pom6rn6 lehk6 sluzba a
wynn prasat1m. nebot' dopade-
i'm Netreskovym wat byl
Sem pytlakGm "trpit'.
Y masopuste hodoval, zabiy
svoje prase. jek smell init,
lara zaplesal, kdyz Y chliv-
Il Zakhu6elo devet selatek. ie2
ostla iako vody.
Kdyz tax V prostred leta pra $
ltka odprodal, potala iei trfz /
III starost.
Mesice trestu Netreskova
lylily Sc ke konci, co nevidet
bude MIN move trapeni.
Jalovec vedel. 2e bude ted
etfesk stokrat opatrneisi a
del take, 2e mu to nezdstane
uzen.
A proto, kdyz Netresk prisel )
Sc domd. obchaZel svym ha-
mstvim jako ostrovid. y
Pozd6 yeGer Sc nayracel H. =
macen a po kratk6m. ale tyr 90
m spanku pospfchal Ease 2
IA ven. =
C4aroCti iabo by1,v +oI,o,sa -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-19

~"'HJb FNJnd DduC AdSG
znova. V duchu jiz Sc videl ma
notnich hlidkach, videl tenn
nou noci blysknouti Sc ohen 2
rutnice, slySel yystfel a videl
Sc, kterak ulitan iako ohar ma
vIaci Sc rano do sv6 hajovny s
nepofizenou. Pozdrav Metre
ski1v V zalepce mu zaslany mic
no netesil, Vidtl Y mem w
sm6ch.
Ale pr pate sklenici Sc mu
vynofil napad; bude to pan
fort koukat, iak ma Jalovec
dobr6 a rychl6 zpravy.
Druhy den liz varoval cel4
lesni personal pred "skodnou"
jez m6la dom1 zavitati.
A zavitala, ami sc nenadali.
Jednou tfeskla Y podvecer
lesem rama, bory il roznesly
dunive ma vSechny strany, ale
kdyz Jalovec dobehl ma misto,
nenalezl mic, nez We vzduchu
trochu toudu.
A ted padla rama kazdou
,chvfli, vSude nalezal Jalovec
Okla, casio slysel kroky prcha
jiciho pytlaka, ale ne a ne do
stati jej do rukou.
A jak uz to byva, PAM mad
fizeni toho nemohli pochopiti
a poeinali ji2 i veriti nevin-
most Netfeskovu, nebot pr
2adne prohlidce nebyl nalezen
u neho ami jeden chloupek "a
jcti.
A Jalovec vzdy pfisahal, ze
to neni nikdo jin5.
Ale Jalovec byl tea pfesved
Cen, ze mu apravedliva nebesa
daJi jednou pytlaka do rukou
q konec teto uvahy tvoiilo
vady yyznamnt odplivnuti 4
2akrouceni otima.
Jelikoz hajny prestal Ne
treska tyrati prohhdkami, zbui
mel tento yysmivaje Sc v8ude
Jaloycovi. podnikal vypravy
sve vetsi troufalosti.
Ba, Jalovec pfestal choditi j
co Lhotecke hospody, a jelikoz
Sc mu necht6lo INA kfiaovat-
ku' pred vy6itayy zrak pana
K sniho. bylo M male, ze Sc
nestal abstinentem.
Ale vseho do tasu.
Jednou byl Jalovec pfesved
cen, re omen stin. ktery zhl6dl
Sc u odreneho od Okla
patriI Netfeskovi, a
2apfisahal sv6ho lesniho. ably |
1al prohledati Netreslav ba-
ak.
Jalovec siee nepochyboval, I
ze byl od Netreska WIDEN, ale
'patriV stin, medal ma sob6 zna-
], Pc neco zpozoroval .nechtd-
g Skodnou "zraditi'.
Po sahodlouhem zapfisahd-
u a zaklinani odebral Sc slav-
" revilni ufad ma prohlidku
, Netfeskovi. jenz uyital slav-
'ou komisi srSe vtipem hu-
horem.
Hajny Jalovec chodil zamy-
len. ocima ostfizima. ySady
ylezl a vse prohledal. 5
! steny proklepaval. !
Cim dele tryalo bezvysledn6 \
ledani, tim v6tsi byla roz-
irzelost pana lesniho a tim 5
tavala Sc take .zufivost Jalov- .
ova vttsl. /
Jiz chteli odejfti, kdyz 81 I
Amy vzpomnel, ze ,neyidel
osud ynitfku komina. &
Netfesk ochotne uvedi "slav T
ou' komisi, ably 81 prohledla
omin. otevfev dvffka do ne c
o. L
A kdyby bylo libo slavne
omisi, mdze tuhle mnohova- \
any pan hajny do neho shora Y
ezti", uklanel Sc Netresk, IL d
aZuje ma ob3frnou postavu ia
vcovu. n
Ten ysak jen blyskl ocima a j
rail ia slavnou komisi re
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22
THE PEOPLES FORUM
Irious Suggestions to Help the Unemployed

r'nyment TO another large army Of employees
connected with his department. The judge
has tho right idea. II he were only thc
Mayor AMI Councils @ mIEht bc able 10 20 pad
out the lis. OF employees in every department,
municipal and judicial in the city. that 1t
would not be lorR before every man, woman
and child unemployed IN the city today would
be drawing n good Fat salary from the
municipal treasury.
Not being a good mathematician am not
quite sure that I am able TO figure just
where the money would come from to pay
their ss,aries. and some one else more
capable than could probably explain In a
letter "how to keep tho city from going
broke"
and Judge Brown has solved the question as
far as hts office IL concerned. with little
announcement no might at least be able to
find rootn for half Of the unemployed in this
city. aud the other half could bo taken care
Of by certain other political phi.anthrupisis
(wIth otrCr peoples money!.
At any rate. Ei,c the Judge 4 chance, and
r consider the opDosition to hts ideas while
he Ia of rustlCating IN bermuda. Place an
advertisement IN tho newspapers, Employees
Of very character wanted n Judge Brown s
court. from one thousand boothlaCks 10 keep
tho Judge, the jury and tho attendants shoes
In condition, to a largo pcrsonai r,tinue to
surround his official bench, including several
hundred tipstavcs and 5000 stCnoEraphers to
insure a speedy report ut everything said
ana done ly the refining power"
r. l.. WALKER.
Philadelphia, November II, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22
Can't Understand Change

To the Editor Of tho Evening Public Ledger:
SRI am clad your paper gives tho peo-
pic the opportunity 70 "XprCas themgnlves on
conditions as they find them, OF whatever
character. 1 havn been u resident OF this
CITY for thc last siX mCuths. | lived here
for n number OF years previous to ten years
ago At my previous residence thought
Philadelphia was u delightful city in which
to live and I have 80 expressed myself 10
people during the many years in which
was absent from this city.
do not believe | could say any very
good word for Philadelphia now II I were
70 so rwoy, and cannot understand why the
people here have changed TO the extent
they have. There was 4 time when Phia-
dclpha could truly be referred to a. the
City Of Brotherly Love. but they seem to
have outlvCd their title. There is no
longer n community feeling among them.
Today I nnd Philadelphlans more selfish
than the people in any other city in which
l have lived SINCE leaving here.
Everybody Ects II hc wcro suspicious
ct everybody else, Hnd all could seem to live
for themselves alone. You fnd no longer a
ncRhbOrly communication. There Is no longer
the delightful home life that was so ar-
parent at my previous residence. cannot
account for the change. The former city
could not have found its Brothery Love
titl' objectionable. Tho people do not look
as happy ~ they once did. There seems
to be Il pail over the entire city when II
comos to sociah!ity, and have not found
this change alone In nelghbors, but in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22
MY Brothers keeper

TO the Editor Of tho Er"nino PubIc LCdgcr:
S!r-Th" Welfare Federation is basinR It's
appeal on tho idea that all the people should
h" interested IN helping the needy. "A
very Fmau perCcntasg Of the people have
carried tho burden ~ charity taxation"
Why not? DO not small number OF people
carry the burden Of excess wealth and free
dom from economic worry, regardless Of in
dustrial or agricultural fluctuations?
The mass OF people are only short dis.
tanCe from tho poverty line and why
should they assume or volunteer any port on
q the burden that rIghtfuily belongs to those
Vino profit from the exploitation Of the
needy? Most Of the latter conc to that
condition Is faulty Or insufficient education
ot tho right kind poor housing, wages that
cause hoth. In order that stocks and bonds
may pay their guaranteed dividends.
Why should not tho wealthy pay back IN
charity what they GAN In profits or divi-
D. nds from an unjust wage scale? They
quote Christian and other axloms OF broth.
er,y love. etc. but few will follow their
profcssed deal and sell all they have and
give to the poor"
The mammOn Of unr!shteousness" IL s'l!l
too drar = be lightly sacrificed, and though
they may be wiling to share with the
larger percentage Of peup.e that glow that
comes from gene! Ius giving, the latter surely
ct enough slow from the exercise Of keeping
The w"if from the door. G. b.
Germantown. Philadelphia. Nov. IS, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22

20 the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir--How may peoples OF the rarth bc
brought together? Through the efforts OF
women. BY what method? Py correspond
ence and exchange OF phrtogrAIhs and
printed matter. But who " J-,d 10 the work
womens clubs perhaps.
Suppose club In ALBANY. \. 7. wanted
20 become acquainted with the people OF
Milan, Italy, by correspondence what would
their World Anity Committee DO Ask the
United States Consul at Milan % put them
IN touch with Ike Americans living there
Ask these Americans 10 furnish lnem with
photos and periodicals representative OF
Milan. Through the Americans get in touch
with n few religious or educational people
ItRlians. OF different political Uelets-pcg-
haps a club--in the chosen city. Exchange
letters, photos and literature with them CIn-
phasizins the personal. human clement. Re
port regularly 70 the home club. At the
end of a year have a Milan exhibit w..h
n Milan edition in an Albany newspapers
Bearing In mind. OF courGe. the principle
that everything American Is superior to
everything Italian
The World AmIty Committee wuuli rral
tho assistance Of some one able - ,e3I
Italian. Lacking a club member a parr .oI.r
Italian-Americsn would not be hard ID NnG
Again, they would need some one TO d. lh"
clerical work. copying Of trans.atlOn. Mos.
of all they would need enthus uHn and detr~-
mination. But thes' are characierIsilcs II
the friends OF word anity.
The Milan edition Of the Albany Newspaper
could bs exchanged for the Yokohama vd.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22
"Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken"

To tho Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger;
Sir-Please tell mo who wrote the poor
entitled Jesus. My Cross Have Taken"
also II there Is any story connected with the
song. II. s. a.
Philadelphia. November q, 1921.
This hymn was written by Henry Francis
Lyte, who also wrote ABIDE with Me-
any many other beautiful hymns. II is ro,
lated that Il child OF u wealthy family In
England. whose father had all his earthly
hopes fixed on her, returning from hall.
heard a Methodist meeting being conduc ted
and went in. and the recital OF what the love
OF Christ had done for various persons charm
ed her. and before she left that meeting she
was converted. When she had made known
her faith and purrdsc her father cast her off
and she was Obliged TO go away from home.
The story OF this gr came to the Rev.
Mr.. Lyte, and the result was the composition
OF this beautiful hymn which was written
in 1924.
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The Profiteerina Druggists

70 m. Editor of the Ercnlro Public Ledger:
Sir--I would Ike 10 speak Of set OF
profitcers who nre rarely mentioned In the
paper. and they are the prohteer.ng drug
gists. | bciievs there are exceptions, hut
j have failed to find them. In no line should
there be less attempt at prOHteerITg than In
drugs. which are necessary 20 heal the sick
and oppres ss"d Besides. never thought It
was fair for the Government TO put tax
on drugs which are meant 10 heal the sick.
I am poor man with family. and We
have cons derable sickness. must spend
practically all I make for mel c.nes. while
cannot provide my little -n"s with the
proper food to keep them from the need Of
drugs. Several days ago my little boy had
an infected finger, and took him 10 the
doctor and pad his fee and was gwen a
prescription for saivc 10 heal II. which
cost me sevcntyhve cents 10 have 1t filled
with ingredients that ! am sur" cost only
a few pennps. I state this merely q 3 an
Incident. and one that WILL be found 10 apVI"
generally to this druggists present over
charges. think 1t Is cr.me and outrage
that these men prohteer in this wa.
q, L. B.
Philadelphia. November 20. 1871.
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standing is a matter OF opinion. Of private
concern. not a right.
But IL by the term Social equality he
refers to those social activities not included
IN tho political or economic spheres, but
which are controlled or regulated by law,
such as marriage, education. public amuse.
ments, transportation, etc. on what ground
OF Justice shoud the Negro be denied equality
in any Of thnni7
Besides violating the principle Of equal
rights, such wholesale discrimina ton always
results In antagonisms which grow more
ana more tense with time. with merely n
passing alluson TO the outrageous crimes
committed against tho black man, from the
days when ne was torn from his native
land to be sold in bondage in other countries
to the present day, lynchiug and other bru-
talities pcrpetrated against him, l plead for
his complete equality before the law.
There ls no warrant under democracy
for racial, Creedal or other group distnc-
tions. The excuse that they are necessary
as a protection for the remainder of society
Is not n good excuse. They DO not protect:
en- the contrary. they widen the breach and
increase the dangerous menace already exist
ing. 7. X. l..
Philadelphia, November ls, 1921
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German.Made Goods

To the Editor Of the Evening PubNc Ledger:
SRI wonder how many good :cd-biooded
citizens Of this country realize how the
erman-made goods are coming into this
country and are for sale in the stores Of this
city? Especially IL this true Of TOYS. and
this In the face OF another winter OF unem-
pDoyment with the citizens Of this country
tried 10 their very souls with work in
sight. Why will the people buy German
made goods" Why not Tut our Uwn people
at work and buy their product?
Let the Grrman.mGdn goods rot on the
shelves Of the merchants who sec ~ to
buy these In preference TO goods made In
America Why help Germany st on her
feet 70 give us another war for which, II
reports ar true. she s already preparing?
America made toys ought 10 be good enough
for American children who are TO grow UP
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22
Questions AnstUered
The Lluht Brluade

To the Editor Of the Eventno Public Ledger:
Sir-Plcase give mo information throush
the Peoples Forum regarding the Light
Brigade-whnt battle they fought IN and
when and where. S. j. MORRISON.
bridgeport. Pa. November g. 1921.
Tho Light Brigade was a British brigade
OF cavalry that fought at the Battle OF
Galaklava, which was led by Lord Cardigan.
Two-thirds Of this brigade was left deed
on the battlefield The direction for the
charge was misunderstood. and the brigade
was slaughtered. with the Russians stin in
possesson Of the Vorontsovitridse. up which
the charge was made. Tnnnyson made the
Immortal charge familiar through his pop.
ular poem.
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Poems and Songs Desired
Name OF Author Wanted

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger!
Sir--Please ask II any of your readers
can give me the name OF the author OF the
lines:
I'VE mcet with worldly friends today.
so sure to meet tomorrowi
Wo feel kind OF anguish grow,
We feel a touch OF sorrow.
But who can feel the grief OF tears.
or them who part for months OF years.
Who part. perhaps. forever?'
JANE r. CLEMENS.
Philadelphia November IL. 1921.