Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-01
POpe Plus Pleads
for World Peace

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the civilized NATIONS, VIII '"arh
! torical date for Christian clviiizatlon'
esnS.aIly in Europe, the peoples Of
wh,ch boyo su6ered 10 much in past
AT. .., .h.,r., its -scen. md
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MS .,os.,,. Iu," I.p;uo tho, tbrongh fhe agency
- S ihc Tomference % tho danger Of new
y. ,anr,a.;,ns anu shoI, ho removed ma FAR
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is ,i,. ,,n,;s tor tho futnre and NOT
, ,ii.,ont @ nlvon, nf new era Of
nao,. ,ar "'o" ~ nh;c,, ono nav saw, with the
p;iia ,,,, ;,stic, md neace have
;n;uni 'm"r rs,no,nher;ny thar the exigen.
JG;neu. -. ;rs.;n" ,nmst be tcmnered with
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- ,,.n.a, r.,o t,nns IN ;ts essential ele.
,m,n.s g. onnforn,;tv with the dictates
80 roason which Is also the divine com.
,,ouJ ,,i,, work grcntlv TO the ndyan-
inrn nf hntb conn,,crors and conquered.
;,m. t;"e' ospociaIIv tn ,hr advantage of
,ho., "m, 'Sr ,,mtnnnv rn,uintious of Eastern
"V E,rnno With nlrrn,y laid waste by
war, by intcrnecino struggle and by re-
livious pprsecutions. are now in addi-
tiou decimated by famine and epidemics.
while they embrace in their territory
so many sources of wealth that they
might be strong e'e'h'h's /" s'''"' re'
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MAY our word OF compassion and
comfort. together with that OF our Ia
mentcd predecessor. reach these popula.
tions. though they are divided from our
communion by an ancient difference,
and may these unhappy populations also
receive the ardent desire Of our paternal
heart to see them enjoy. together with
us. the same gifts of humility and
neace which are expressed by common
participa,ion in the holy mysteries.
and if by the height of misadven-
tre. even in this Conference. the Mt.
tempts at sincere pacification and last
inc agreement should fail. who can
think without trepidution how mucl,
The condition of Europc. already so de.
plorable and threatening. would be ag-
rr,v,tcd with tbc nrosnect Of continu.
eii,, er ;,,croos;nu smffer;nv and the danger
e. e. o,aa nrntiom which woulI ;nvoIve
~ T.. u,,;ns all Cbr;stinn civilizationp"
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ruDilcatioh ol .he tope Et.el
evoked expressions OF gra,ihcatien from
IN" chlrt Delegates 10 the rnhltrehce'
VINO looked upon II as Gonlrlontlng 10
an "Vehtuai ahicao'e "hoerstahuihg'
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fore. the experts should re-eXamine the
draft and make another report later IN
the day.
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evidence more harmonious Spirlt be-
tween me hrl'ish ana french dri"Ga-
IONS. dsSpitG; we continuihA clashes
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