davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
DE VINZARE

q Ocazle mlnunata pentru un
roman sau mai multi, carl au
vre-o 10 mii dolari, pentru a
cumpara 0 pravalie de ferarie,
stabilita de mai multi ami intre
Fort Motor Co., Dodge 81 Max.
well. Afacerea va aduce un VENT
gros de so de mil dolari Ia an.
Adresati-va la:
525 Fredrick Str. Dumineca in
21 Maiu. Mr.. GALDS.
Detroit Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
lNvITARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Eoroana Romanieis'
din Yorkvillc, Ohio are onoare a
invita- pc toate onor. Soc. onorl
Cluburi onor. Parochii 81 pc toti
fratii Romani din loc 81 jur lua
parte la Marea Petrecere de Vara
(Maial) care Sc va aranja in ziua
de 2S Maiu 1922 pc farma d-lui
Midel din Yorkyville, Ohio.
Persoanelc care va lua parte la
aceia petrecere sun rugati Sc da
JOS in Yorkville, Ohio care va ii
asteptati de o persoana membru
al Socictatii sns numita.
iInceputul petrecerei va Fl Ia
orele II 80 a. m. 81 va dura pana
la orele s seara. /
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 75c;
Damele gratis.
Muzica vestitului George Stoir
ca va distra 0noratul public Gu
cele mai frumAase arii de dams 81
cantece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu mare
multumita 81 Sc va cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Bufetul va ii asortat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
racoritoare.
Deci in speranta Cd toti fratii
Romani din loc 81 jur ne va da
sprijinul D-nealor participant
intr'un numar eat Sc poate poate
de mare Ia aceasta petrecere.
Pana Ia revedere VI salutam Gu
stima. In numele Societatii ''Co-
roana Rominiei1s din Yorkvill., !,
Ohio.
oos1isa spsjater.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

Oar dintre cei carl au parasit,
Partidul national, eel putin 9O%ly
s'au ''invartit" die Dinitrescu-.
Iasi! 81 acest partid nu ipoate sa
fie nici-edata remorca altuia. /,
That is the question.
DR.. loan Bran-Lemeny.
(Din 'Gaz. Transilvaniei's).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

Parochia Romano Ort. ''Sft
George din Detroit. Mich. Avi
zeaza pc aceasta Gale, pc tot po
porul Roman din loc 81 jur, cum
Cd in urma Concursului publicat
pentru postul de preot, Paro.
chienii au ales in ziua de &c
Aprilie d. cor. pc Rev. Alexandra
Muneran, ca preot al acestei pa
rOchii. Deci sunt rugati acei CT
au ceva afaceri, privitoare Ia
preot 81 parochie a Sc adresa Ia
oficiul parochial, adresa:
Oficiul Par. Ort. "Sf. George"
Russell and Hancock Ave. Z.
Adresa preotului este aceasta
Rev. ALEX. MUNARAN
500 Russell Str.
Detroit, Mich.
In numele Parochiei Rom. Ort
'Sft. George.
loan Ianchici, notar.
(12O, 21-22).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
CAUTAM

Moldari, Lucratori la masa 81
Squeezer. Adresati-va la
MEADVILLE MALLEABLE
IRON COMPANY.
Meadville, Pa.
(120-22).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22


scanilor s'a TRANSFORMED peste
noapte in liberali. Restul, 80 la
suta, au fost ademeniti prin pro-
misiuni, slujbe, favoruri etc. etc.
De ce nu s'a facut acOrdul Gu
partidul national din Ardealf ID
Dimitrescu explica: ''D-nii Manu-
81 Vaida trebuia sd sc ridice pana |
la ideia de Stat national roma.
ncsc" dar exista dn Romania-
Mare 81 ideia de Stat chinezesc
Sau cine contesta acestui Stat ca
racterul de stat national, Gu toate
ca trebue, ia ia recunoastem, ca a.
yem 0 sdmcdenie de nationalitati
[puternice, de carl trebue sd tinem
[seamas !! Aveau 81 ungurii 0 Sian
ia ''idete' d. Z Stat national ma
Shiar'', care contesta nationalita-
ti1or dreptul de Fl subiecte de
drept public, dar in aceasta gre
sala, nu trebuc sd cadem 81 moi,
leu toate ca suntem mai numerosi
| 81 mai puternici.
Ori, Alba-Iulia ma contribuit
la crearea 81 n a sanctionat ideea
statului national romanesc9 I'm
llauntrul ideii dc stat" zice numi-
Itul domn. ''nevoile Ardealului Isl
puteau gasi usor solutiunile" orr
MANU- 81 Vaida cereau solutiunea
|neveilor Ardealului in afara de
"ideia de stat?
| Oar, unde dl Dimitrescu-IaSi
este direct adoptabil, este acolo
lunde zice, ca cOnducatOrii Parti-
dului national au esercitat asupra
| Ardealului tiranie, Gu ocazia
alegerilor parlamentare. Strasnie
de tot! Constata d-sa 'tirania'
Partidului national 81 - obiec
tiv, cum il pretinde 'Viitorul'
~ uita sd ne vorbeasca de furtu
rile de urne, de ilegalitatile, te
roarea 81 schinjuirile din acestt
'lalegeri!!
/ Insa .d-sa mai afirma, ca Ar
Idealul nu este izestreas' Parti
dului national. De sigur, ca nu
Cine sd Fl inzestrat astfel Parti
dul national?! Nu cumva liberia
lii' Caci pentru ca sa inzestrez
\ lpe cineva, trebue sd mai existe ;
un al treilea factor!
!. Zcstre 81 Partid national sun
doua notiuni diferite, dar Ardea
81 Partid national sunt -zicant
o singura notiune, caci intregu
ltrecut, intreaga viata a Ardealu
hui este atat de concrescuta c,
Lpartidul national, incat acesta re
presinta ST. este iiinsuyi Ardealul 5
. ] Banatul.
II Nunc; venimus ad fortissimum
iAscultati 81 i iretineti.-va erupti,
rasulullii,, esci 's''ar putea sa n,
Lauda vecinii: "cand acesti domn
au inceput campania contra Sta
tului roman. cetatenii - avanG
% sc pronunte intre guvern )
lintre partid - s'au pronuntat ir
: mare majoritate pentru Statul 70
man. Sic, scurt 81 cuprinzator
Astfel graf Zaratustra!
Auzi domnule, sd confuzi Statul
leu partidul liberal! 81 bietii ceta
lteni! Au avut sa Sc pronunte in
tire guvern si partid 81 s'au pro
nuntat ~ pentru Statul roman
tVorba ala, an nimeritao tocmai ca
lrimie Gu oistea n gard. Oar pana
.ftae]In ~ s!ae!| en- ,tiat, ca afara de gu
''lyPM q celelalte partide mai ia
IIai8e: ii 6aepania electorala q
Suntsahgd lstori insa d-lui Dimi
L ttescu n Ssi p mica lxmurire. I.td
|lde &c considxram de trad4tori ps
eel carl ~ parasit Partidul nstio
lnsl, pentsu 81 suntem Gu toti
at6t De conyinsi de fcrta morali
|id cultpralG ! acestui partid, in
lcat suntem siguri, ca regenerarea
emoc rstizeres Il consolidares
txrii ny poate xeni, decat de Ia j
ytuavsp, n Qrtn< ~.,<x1Sl.....
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
G A u 7

Pc varul meu loan Barb din
comuna Ibasfalau, jud. Tarnava-
Mare, dansul are un frate in tara
81 ar dori sd afle daca dansul maj
este in viata, fiindca, de multi
timp in America 81 nu site mimic
despre dansul. Rugam pc fratil
pre- dansul, sau char dansul daca
va ceti aceste rinduri sa-mi Scrif
imediat la adresa:
M. N. TESCULA
3O1 Culbeston Str.
Fort Wayne Ind.
(12O, 21-22).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
De vINZARE

Bacanie 81 Macelarie, Grocery
and Meat Market la polite
fOarte buna afacerea renteaZa
bani find tOcmai viz-a-vi de dou;l
fabrici mari, din ERIE, PA. care
lucreaza in continuu. Vindem
afacerea din cauMa ca voim a
merge in Patrie.
Chiria foarte eftina $1,000 La
luna 8 odai, garaj pentru auto.
mobil. Veniti silva convingeti.
CONSTANDIN SEAILO
Groceri and Meat Market.
1131 Chestnut Corn 18th Str.
Erie, Pa.
(120, u, 22-23).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22
ORR cE ON

Care ambitios poate castlga
bani usor, folosindu-se de hanlcla
81 personalitatea sd. Veniti 81 vor-
biti Gu dl SINGER pentru infor-
matiuni in ori ce ii de la ora .
pana la IL a. IN.
4O2 Society for Saving Bldg.
Cleveland, Ohio.
(12O, 21-22).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

ApAID n 1EOA11 -
Protul pentru publicati c.: "Caut,s ;
~De vfnxare." ~Anunt Dc cksAtoEto."
etc. costa pentru fiscare cuvfnt :
CENT? de publicatiA Sub g ~ oenfi
nu - public& mimic,
Pentru Dxri Dc seAnA IAvitAH e
hotas. cununii oau danouTl Z ooAta u
aia. eau 34.0O, I coloanA 6o saa&
Publicatiile - fio lAoee1fe - es0e
necesarA Credit nu aro laole 01oeoeA-
tile din Uniunea g r. 4.
NanuscriptalA oAu fafegNfH - G
hApoia1G
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-22

Catra toti cOnsatenii nostri din
comma RAHAU, judetul Sibiu,
Rn,na,iia "t t'>
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
THE LUST FOR WORLD DOMINION.

1t is tho day OF large ambitions. We read OF
tho shlbboleth OF tho women foregathered at
Hot tSprings-representative of the Y. w. C. A..
that American womanhood must lead tho
world into the ways of peace" and We smile
good naturedly. for we have 1t not In our heart
to scold rdcule. Everybody has dreams
of world empire and dominion. 1t is tho order
OF tho day. The individual or the association
or society which does not seek TO make tho
world over according to fixed notions. Is
singular indeed.
Certainly the American women have right
to their ambition. Emperor Bill not the
first nor the last. There is Emma Chapman
Gait Bin Haywood Pussyfoot johnson, and a
score OF others seeking to gain world dominion
for a cause and each n separate and not infre-
quently conflicting cause. There is scarcely
an organization cxtant that does not brazeny
declare its purpose TO dominate tho world
Proselytlng Is the industry which has grown
stronger during the period OF business languor.
Professionalism is demanding world dominion
and spending millions to attain its dream. while
Catholicism is just as sufficiently funded and
just determined to establish Its idea. In the
meantime Israel Is abroad In the land giving
his own ambitions play and exercise while
Henry Ford and his strange breed seek to make
a world sans jew.
oh, this lust for world dominion s a terrific
thng thousand different movements all
| predlcated on the philosophy of Jesus Christ
are impeled by prejudice and hate and mar
| rowness which never takes cognlzance OF the
| alpha and ogema OF that philosophy as set forth
| in the golden rule. Men striving towards
| heaven with broadaxes In their hands, swords
| in their mouths, spreading the poison gas OF
| class and creed hatred their eyes blazing with
| the viciousness OF religious fanaticism the while
| World dominion! II Is the will-o'-the- -wisT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
A BAROMETER or VALUES.

Following n period of depression. capital
socks Investment IN securities better known for
their safety than their earning power. 1t is
only when 'rlmcs." TO adopt tho easy and nlto-
gothcr vague term, are good and prosperity
general that tho speculative adventures appeal
to men with money to invest
Thus It comes about that tho bond market is
universally considered a barometer OF values.
when money sccks investment in bonds, tho
most conservative and socurcst Investment
known. general values arc considered to have
become established, for the time being at least.
An approaching bond market rapidly leads up
TO general loosenlng OF tho purse strings OF H.
nance and the opening Of business enterprises
and activity all along the line.
Such ~ the present phenomenon. The bond
market is rapidly approaching; II has been ap-
procating for some time. Liberty bonds have
gained 10 points during the last ak months.
Municipal bonds, school bonds. public improve
ment bonds OF all kinds. now in demand
with the market stffening perceptably.
This phenomenon is the most reassuring now
visible. It marks-or Is broadly accepted rs
marklng-the upturn from the bottom. Stocks
will inevitably reflect this movement. just as
tho price OF money already reflects It. Money
Is much easier ana at a lower rate OF interest.
Financial Institutions are In the market seek
ing loanS-of the highest character. It Is true
but actually seeking an outlet for surplus funds.
Which is tho reflection OF a decided change in
tho psychology of bankers; because a few
months ago. while thore was money available,
there was not the disposition to place It even
on CALL to say nothing OF letting It out on stated
contract.
II II were not for the uncertainty attending
the possible action OF congress business would
leap forward in most gratifying way. The
belief Is that nothing will happen TO seriously
rctard the recovery movement. although the
fear OF congress is constantly present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

formly followed by the executive and iesisil-
1.-Two branches Of tho government. Had II beo
followed wo should have been much fartha
along The road to normally than we now find
ourselves much nearer Industrial tranquility
and individual happiness than We now are.
II is Inevitable that Secretary Mellon VIII
como into his own In tho matter Of established
reputation and general recognition OF the
service he has rendered. much sooner than any
other member Of tho cabinet. This. regardless
OF whether his IDEAS prevail or not. II they do
not prevail, tho country will not have long to
wait tho event which will mark the wisdom Of
his advice; II they do prevail then the happy
consequences will be so immediate that again
their wisdom win stand proven.
II IN quito evident that tho secretary OF tho
treasury Is not concerned much about what tho
public wants or thinks II wants. his experi-
ence I'm matters financial. his grasp of tho OK
isting situation, enables him TO know with
mctlculous certainty what tho country needs
and ought TO have. rho distinction thus de-
fined marks ever tho difference between n snfe
icadcr and a dcmagogue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
The Horoscope
The stars incline but DO moi oo,n..
Opt 1882. by Mcclure Newsps per ~.
Tuesday, April c5, 1922


Neptune dominates the plano,arv
government OF this day. ACCORDING
TO astrology while Uranus is in bene'
fic aspect. "e-
The, rule should be stimulati,s ..
the finer energies OF life and shoulS
assure clear vision on importan, ~"
tional issues.
IL is a favorable sway for di,to.
macy or for decisions on matters y,
public policy.
The president of the United Stat.
should benefit from this direction =,
the stars, but the seers foreteh ~,
him many serious international ptoh-
lens.
Again a serious mistake on tba
part of an American Ambassador q,
minister is foreshadowed.
Changes in the cabinet will p,ork
this second year of President Hard
ing's administration.
There is sign that SENS 10 prom.
ise an awakening TO the spiritual side
IL life and revival of interest In
religion.
The seers declare that the world
has reached the peak of It's after.
the-war return to materiallsm and
that widespread reforms will be
brought about.
England Is to have many difflcul.
| ties with colonial affairs and at leas,
one of these will affect the United
States.
Peace agitation is to be inslstent
In all parts of this country, It Is pre-.
dicted. and women will take part
In n campaign OF extraordinary ye-
| hemence.
Occultists repeat their for1rer
| prophecies to the effect that CaU.
fornia will attract many persons who
are adopts or teachers and that IL
will become the center OF psychic
revelations.
Signs indicate that several inde-
pendent political leaders will lose
their hold on popular favor.
Saturn on the cusp OF the seventh
house will cause grave anxiety at
Washington, owing to new foreign
problems. 1t is forecast.
Persons whose birthdate II IL
should guard against losses OF oil
sorts In the coming year.
Children born on this dav are
likely to be intelligent and able to
succeed In business. They should
have unusual talents, but they may
be inclined TO be extravagant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

Yestiddy pop had little pack
idge wen he came home, saying TO
ma, After all there's nothing like "a
old fashion strate razor that you
can strop in the good old fashion
way.
You don't meen to say you've gone
and got a regular razer that you can
cut yourself with? sed ma, and pop
sed. You can cut yourself with
/ carving set. but you don't. A GUS
toner OF mine gave me this razcr,
ne brawt 1t over from Germany.
But Willyum. jest because some-
body gave 1t to you that's no reason
you haff to indanger your life with
1t. sed ma. and pop sed. My faith
ers dident have their razers made
safe for them and l never herd of
eny of them killing themselves in
the mist of a shave.
But my goodness Willyum they
had yeers OF practice, sed ma, and
pop sed. So will /, I'm going to be-
gin tonite after suppir.
Wich he did, locking himself In
the bath room and wen he came
out agen he had one long scratch
| on each side of his face and 2 shor,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
They Want and Should
Haze, Their RightS
BY NORA COLE SKINNER

that they are SO obsolete and the
American women have, as a rule,
such undeniably equal rights per-
mitted them brought the individual
consideration of the men, that no
one knows the law Is there until
an ugly case arises of a man using
his wife as slave or taking abso-
Lutte control of children over the
protests of the mother. Then we
learn there is a law that gives him
the power-unearthed by a search
ing lawyer to make q case for
scalawag client.
1t Is such laws as these that the
women say must go. And who shall
say they are not right? Not only
laws pertaining to equal rights for
men and women, but all absurd
laws that clutter our justice courts
and make one believe there are
witches still rampant who. accord
Ing to the law, must be burned as
soon as discovered.
II people believed in witches 200
years ago and believed they must
have laws to regulate them, they un-
doubtedly were honest. but to keep
such laws on our books In 1929
when we know there Is no such
thing as witch, is dishonest, or
shows that we are too lazy to have
a spring house cleaning and sweep
the plunder out.
As we progress our progress
makes some of our past living, or
past acts, absurd. So does 1t make
some of our old laws absurd, yet
those laws still stay on the books
and they are still laws, very still,
and most people don't know they
are there.
Suppose family kept every dress
pattern they ever tried, for several
generations, what good would 1t dc
! them? They would have a house
| full OF trash. using only the pat.
terms OF the last generation. When
a woman gets a letter pattern she
| throws away the old one, she doesn't
keep 1t in her machine drawer OF
pattern bag forever.
In all our governments. state
city. church, schools and clubs, the
very starting point is constitution
and bylaws" and 1t is a rare In
stitution that started off so per
fectly in its infancy that 1t .hasn'
had to be revised, amended. ant
remodeled as the infant grew.
This is natural growth and i'm
provement, but while learning Il
add we should also learn to sub
tract. Do away with all unjust laws
even though so obsolete they arr
forgotten. and have only the law
that will mete out justice to thu
lpresent, living day--man and woman
alike.
Equal rights" to us who hav'
never known anything else ma!
sound like an unnecessary slogan
but to those who feel the need o
the law in their unhappy homes, 1
Is uttered as prayer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Not n Descendant OF a Monkey.

Editor World: In an article Of tho editorial
OF your paper on April 81 you attacked Mr..
Bryan on his fight against the ungodly,
scriptural, Darwinian theory OF evolution, about
which wish to say few words in your Barom-
eter of Public Opinion.
First of ALL wish to say that evolution Is
Indeed theory" and has never been proven
u fact. Furthermore. 1t Is contrary to the
teachings of the Word OF God. for In the first
chapter of Genesis, the twenty-sixth and
seventh verses We read: "And God said, Let
and let them have dominion over the fish OF the
sea and over the fowls of the air, and over the
cattle, and over all the earth. and over every
creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.
So God created man In his own image, In the
Image of God created he him; male and female
created he them" Also read in the second
chapter and the twentieth verse that all the
cattle and oil the fowls OF the air were named
by him as well as the beasts of tho field.
This was manly knowledge and not monkey
knowledge" No recognized science has ever
disproved this. II seems to me that the day of
false teachers has surely come when editors
the Christian faith of our people for what IL
seems 20 me as political reason such articles
have no welcome in Christian home and
neither. indeed, should have. As for my part
l shall not continue to be a regular subscriber
for n paper which seeks to undermine the prin-
eiples for which thousands have died.
lf / were you i would either leave off the
daily Bible quotation and denounce 1t all to-
gether (for the Bible IL either the truth or a
le) and take n square stand for Darwinianism
Either make the tree good make 1t bad
Not descendant from monkey.
- II. S. HOWARD.
Shamrock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25


That is quite true in such lives
as we mostly know. but we learn
that a minority have no such bless
ings and the freedom of all too
many women Is in name only.
Mrs. Burnita Shelton Matthews of
Mississippi. now practicing law in
the District of Columbia, is inves-
tigating, state by state, the laws
which are different for men and
women, and In Florida. Mississippi,
Alabama and Louisiana her inquir-
les are complete.
In all four states, she says. the
authority of the husband as the
head of the family is absolute
whether he supports that family or
not. He owns his wife's services,
| controls the children, can educate
| them as he pleases or put them TO
work and alone enjoy their earnings.
and has the entire choice of domi-
| cile. In Florida n wife's property
is owned by the husband. who need
| give no account of II, and a wife
| Is debarred from signing a promis-
sorry note, entering into a legal part
nership, hiring domestic servants,
entering public offices where a bond
Is required, or acting on a jury.
In Mississippi n husband may ex-
clude any one he likes from the
home. even If the wife owns 1t or
pays the rent.
But don't point the finger of de-
rision at these states. We are told
every one in the Union has some
such absurd inJustices. as binding
as the commandments IL man cares
to use them.
II several hundred years ago wher
the dlscoverers of America started
building up a nation on our shores
they began with some laws and rul
ings that had been instilled in then
from time immortal In the old coun
tries, 1t Is no wonder: but II Is ,
wonder that these laws have beer
allowed to fiji up our statute book
and hang over our homes for suci
a long time.
The main reason they remain 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25

ones on his chin and middle size
one on one ear, ma saing, Now,
there. wat did / tell you. theresL
Ware? sed pop, and ma sed. 'The
ideer of cutting yourself all up Jest
because somebody gave you a strate
razer. IL somebody gave you a quart
of poison would you drink 1t Jest
so as not to waist IT?
II depends on wat label was on II,
sed pop, and ma sed, l never herd
of sutch thing, IL somebody gave
you a stick OF dynamite would you
put n match TO It?
Watts this Supposed to be, Sim
pathy? sed pop. and ma sed, IL
somebody gave you a mad dog
would you let it bite you?
I'm going to the movies to drown
my sorrows. sed pop.
Witch him and me did.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-25
Barometer of Public Opinion
by Request.

Editor World. If you can find n little space
In your paper for this little piece 1 will be 80
glad. From one who knows what drunken
ness is. Beggs, April 90.
Charles Trapp says: The man who first
called a saloon a bar named It we'll" lie en-
largcs Il follows: "a bar to heaven, n
door to hell; whoever named It named 1t well.
A bar to manliness door to want and broken
health. bar to honor, pride and fame; n
door to grief and sin and shame. A bar to
home, bar TO prayer door to darkness and
despair. A bar to honored useful life; door
to brawllng. senseess strife. A bar to all that's
true and brave. a door TO every drunkard 3
grave. bar to Joys that home imparts: n
door to tears and aching hearts bar to
heaven, door to hell Whoever named 1t,
named Ii we'll"