davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PASHA ACCEPTS PLAN.
Complete Solution of Straits Con-
troll in Sight.
BY A. n. DECKER.

troll in Sight.
BY A. n. DECKER.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright. 1922.
LAUSANNE. December 9.-A solu-
tfon of the straits control question,
appeared to be in sight. Ismet Pasha
has accepted Lord Curxon's PROPOSE
tion as prepared by Admiral Lacaxe
with minor notifications, and even
Commissar Tchitcherin accepted 1t In
principle. although the soviet's dele
gates promised further attempts a,
complicating or delaying the situa-
ton.
Lausanne is almost gay because of
the belief that the most important
problem before the conference has
been solved. Ismet Pasha declares
that he Is happy. and Lord Curzon
looks pleased. The Turks say that
otner and lesser questions will be
solved quickly with the straits cues
ton settled to their satisfaction.
One After Another Accepts.
One after the other, Rumania, Bull
garia. Jugoslavia and Greece accepted
the allies proposition. Lord curzon,
replying to suggestions made by the
Turks. said:
"Guaranties against surprise at
tacks and for the security of Con-
stantinople. the Sea Of Marmora, the
Bosporus and the Dardanelles have
been studied by the allies jurists.
We suggest that the Turks get to-
gether with the jurists"
It Is assumed that this refers to a
series OF agreements between Turkey
and the powers. To the suggestion
Of the Limitation of naval forces in
the Black sea and the passage of
willing to interpret the agreement
literally. At the suggestion Of the
Turks the objection to the mainte-
nance Of warships in the Black sea was
withdrawn. Lord Curzon agreed to
the suggestion that the merchant
ships be given free passage, but sub.
ject to visit and search in time of
war.
Disposes Of observations.
The Turks made seven observa-
tions, which Lord Curzon disposed of,
as follows:
1. The method of the defense of
the Sea of Marmora was referred to
military and naval experts.
2. The demilitarization of the Bos-
porus zone should be maintained
with provision for the defense of
Constantinople.
3. Lord Curzon saw no objection
to the passage of troops through the
zones.
4. The questions of arsenals was
referred to the discussions upon the
military and naval clauses of the
treaty.
5. The width of the zones was to
be referred to the experts.
6. The status of the islands was
to be maintained; as to demilitariza-
tion and sovereignty only Tenedos
and Imbros were to be discussed.
Z. The defense of Gallipoli against
Evening star., 1922-12-09
Curzon's Reply to Ismet
Pasha's Proposals Clears
Up Lausanne Atmosphere.
TCHITCHERIN GIVES IN,
BUT IS NOT SATISFIED
japanese Adopt American View
point-Russians Barred From
Committee Sessions.
By the Associated Press.

by the Assccla ted Press.
LAUSANNE. December Sop
timism reigned supreme in Lausanne
today, for the near east conference
had weathered what was probably
it's most difficult session to date.
Ismet Pasha's statement yesterday
OF the Turkish views on the Dar-
danelles question and the reply 1t
brought from Lord Curzon, on be-
half of the invited powers. resulted
In general clearing of the con-
ference atmosphere. Turkey has
apparently broken away from Rus
sian control. and Foreign Minister
Tchitcherin and his associates. al
though resentful of Turkeys failure
to hold out for complete autonomy
in the straits. are accepting the situa-
tion.
Details Threshed Out.
Details of the Dardanelles settle
ment were being threshed out today
by the naval and military experts in
informal meetings. and it was ex-
pected that several days would elapse
before another general conference
session would be held to discuss the
modified plan designed to satisfy
both the Turks and the allied
powers.
The problem of Turkish capitu-
lations is being worked out by sub
commissions. which are said to be
making good progress
Rumors of a possible vacation at
Christmas persist. but apparently no
delegation desires to assume the re-
sponsibility of suggesting ces-
sation of work. even for a few days,
while the conference is progressing
, SO smoothly.
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Georgetown Freshmen, o. SoDho-
mores, o (end first half).
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America today is comforting and
communicating with other powers
about the near eastern troubles of
Europe and is playing a prominent
part in the sessions at Lausanne. The
advantage of a five-power pact along
LL.s.4i.,,,od On Iare . l,alumiI
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Evening star., 1922-12-09

Rain tonight and tomorrow; colder
tonight: lowest temperature near freeZ-
ing.
Temperature for twenty four hours
ended at pm. today: Highest. 81. at
$3.50 p.yl. yesterday: lowest. A. at 10
am. today. Full report or page 8.
Evening star., 1922-12-09

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Trochu jsem strilela. Pravda,
neni to spatne, jak sc strefuji.' >
We stredu terce trcelo neko-
lik kuli.
"Ano, avsak vas impresario
rika, re Sc chcete stati jeSte
vzduchoplavkyni?"
"Ah, monsieur RakoS YAM 10
jiz zaloval. Ano, ano, poletim'.
"Drzic Sc pri tom zuby "a
hrazdu? Velika a znamenita
koncertni pevkyne?"
"Jiz mne omrzelo blti INA
menitou p6vkyni, chci nynl by
ii znamenitou gymnastkou. Una
menitych p6vkyn jest mnoho,
lee Leona Darr jest pouze jed
ma. To mi privadi do neyole, a.
by pouze ona sama byla tou
neJZmuZlleJSl Z zen, p0letlm
prave tax jako ona. Mad TO ne
nj to tax t6zke. Jiz jsem Sc ma
ucila deset minut yiseti IA
hrazd6, drzic Sc zuby. Neni-li
to jedno, visim-li Y pokoii ane-
DO venku We vzduchu? Cheete,
ia vam ukazi, jak Sc to della?
Rakosi, sem aidli!'
"Pro boha vas prosim, signo-
rino, isem nepritelem silnJeh
dojmu.'
"Boiite-li Sc pfihlizeti, zane
cham toho. Skoda. presvedcil
byste Sc. re Ema Andalusi Jest
prave tax veIkolepa gymnastka
jako p6vkyne.'
"Pohovorime 81 radeji 0 va
Sem koncertu."
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Prirovnani.

Neni-li pax ten snih iako
venkovska divka? Tady venku
vydrzi cele sve krase sv6ze-
sti, ale Y Praze Sc lined zkazi.
Jenze snih Y Praze zcerna a
venkovska dlvka tam naopak
pobledne.
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ia vice nezpiyam.

"Ja vice neZpiyam.'
"Hospodine, jest vyprodany
ddm,' zaupel V rohu pan Ra-
kos.
"Do toho mi ME neni, vice
nezpivam, protoze nam dulezi-
teiSi v6ci pred sebou: pripra-
vuji Sc k letu, potom muj leo
pard stava Sc vice syefepym a
posleze muslin strileti."
"Signorino, meite ohled ma
vaSeho neSt'astn6ho iplpresaria
meite ohled na ohecenstvo,
ktere tax touzi po tom, ably sly
selo znamenitou Emu Andalu-
81 :"
Zamyslila Sc.
* Will impresariu - napli-
vat. Ale pro obecenstyo vSech-
no. Budu zpivati. Wy znate mo-
ii slabou stranku. To Jest mGj
buh. muj velitel a idol, ku kter6
mu Sc modlim. Obecenstvo mi
nahraauje vSe - rodinu milo
van6ho muze. Kdyby obecen-
stvo ode mne zadalo, ia byeh Sc
pro ne obetovala - sebe, sye
telo. Kdyby obecenstvu to po-
skytlo rozkos, umfela bpch na
ieho ocich V mukach inkvisice,
avSak IA zvuku potlesku jeho.
Obecenstvo zada, ably Ema An
dalusi zpiyala a ona bude zpi-
vati."
y \
Nasleduiiciho dne vsechny
noviny prinesly zpravu 0 no
vych podivinskych choutkaeh
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NATURALIZACNi PRACE
IA ROk 1927.

(FL.IS.) - POdle vyroGnl
zpravy komisare naturalizacni
ilradovny Richarda X. Camp
bella, bylo behem uplynuleho
fiskalniho roku pfipuSteno k
obGanstVl americkemu 181 .292
cizincu. V celku 2,265 soudd
konalo naturalizacni praci. Me
ri mimi bylo 2,049 statnich sou
dd PIG federalnich. Celia
peVnina Spojenych Statu jest
roZdelena ma jedenact natura-
lizatnich distriktu a kazdy di-
9trikt jmenovan je podle hlav-
niho m6sta. NeivetSl pocet ob
Ganskych istu vydal newyor-
sky distrikt, potom je na fadt
Chicago, dale Pittsburgh, Bo-
ston a Filadelfie. Ostatni df.
strikty isou St. Paul, St. Louis
Washington, ID. G. San Franci.
SEQ, Seattle a Denver.
Behem roku 304.481 cizin.
ca pozadalo "a prvni obGanskJ
list a 180.894 podalo zadost "a
druhy list. Civilistum vydan6
druhe listy byly V poctu 163.-
Csc a vojinum, slouzicim V ar
made americke anebo V namoi
nictvu, anebo propuStenym re
sluzby Gestne vydano 1886
Soudy Zamitly 1891 zadosti
a SlySeni bylo odlozeno V 45.-
4S3 piipadech. Neivice duvo-
du bylo, re sami zadatele Sc
zvlaste o to nestarai, anebo
nevedei, Jake kroky podnik-
nouti, potom byli ma Tade "a
datele, kteri nemeli zadne sved
ky, anebo jich prvni list ztra-
til platnost. ponevadz aplikaci
podali prilis pozde, meme pri-
padu odmrsteni bylo nasled-
KEN nezachovalosti, anebo ne
vedomosti neznalosti zadate-
III. ~
NaturalizaGni uradovna "a
iimala Sc 0 zrizovani tTid We
prospech zadatelu, pomahalo
ucne literatury, ktere bylo Wy
Sc yychovne, roZd6lovanim po-
dano 43.16S kopii. Uradovna
ie We styku 5 urady statnlmi i
organizacemi, ktere Sc zailma-
il 0 vychovnou praci pristeho-
valcu, kteri 81 pref stat anne
rickymi obcany.
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Zita spravuje puncochy -
Karel sc nudi - oba Sc vSak
test ma OsmOu radOstnOu uda-

lost. Move dosly Madeiry
zpravy. TAX je St astne celia ro-
dina Ease pohromade: Karel,
Zita a sedm deti, Otto, Alhai-
da, Robert, Felix. Karel Lud-
vik, Rudolf Sarlota. Ponevadz
Sc penize spatn6 schazeii, musi
Sc excisafStl manzele uskrovni-
ii. Doslo to - lamentuje hr.
Hunyady, jejich to ddvernik,
pokladnik, spolecnik a hospo-
dar V iedne osobe - tax daleko,
ze nekdejsi cisarovna musi spra
vovat puncochy ma sebe, ma
muzi a deti. Pry Sc ia to stras-
ne stydi, take, kdyz hr. Huny-
ady vstoupi, vzdycky puncochy
a houbu, Ma niz lata, hodi do
kose a iej prikryie. Jednou ale
Hunyady Zitu prece pristihl pri
teto praci, nacez il vykladal,
jak il to slechti a re svet o tom
musl zvedet. A take uz to Vi!
A kazda hospodyne tn dobrou
pani jiste polituje, nebot' pro
sedm deti spravovat puncochy
neni zadna malickost. Ale uspo
ri Sc! Zaneprazdneni tedy pi.
Zita ma dostatek. Ia to pry Ka
rel straSne sc nudi. StTili sice
vodni ptaky, chyta ryby a roz-
mlouva ma prochazkach domo
rodci, narika vsak pres to ma
dlouhou chvili ma odriznuti
ode vsech evropskych udalosti.
CITE nynf jen lacine anglicke
noviny. .iez jednou "a tyden do
pravi do Funchalu lod' z Evro-
py. Noviny jsou sice o deset dnu
opozdene, to vsak ostrovanum,
jak znamo, nevadi. Tezce ne
Sc Karel, re nemdze jiz cisti vi
denske noviny. Jejich zasilanf
bylo totiz zastaveno, protoze
.ien postovne stale pres $4,000
rak. korun. To vsecko vsak je
vedleisi. Hlavni a nejdulezitej
81 zprava Funchalu hlasi, re
rodina Karlova hledi opetne
vstric radostne udalosti re O.
SINE decko excisare nejblizsi
iiz dobe spatri ma Madeife sve-
Ito sveta.
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VyhrulZka.

Manzelka: "To ii povidam.
iestlize te jeste jednou zasti-
hnu, ze libaS naSi kuchafku.
pax ="
Manzel: "Pak?'
Manzelka: "Pak budu vaiit
Sama -
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sTRANA 3.

u mne jako - "spole6nice" Ii
bis Sc mi jeSte."
"Mhj boze, zakazuii yam
mluviti tom. Kdyz 81 pony
slim, k cemu w mne je5te nu-
tite."
"Smlouva!"
"Nitemor
"Mltte -
Bylo slySeti 1der kirk.
Trhl jsem dvefmi, byly vsak ia
vrene.
Zaklepal jsem a Z vnitrku
dolehlo 0peni monsieura Rako-
Sc:
"Signorino, pro boha vas pro
sim, zanechte ya5eho cviGeni Y
boXu, utlucete mne na smrt
Signorino"
Potion bylo slyseti zlostny Sc
pot: "ki'ic. Ne, neskonGim, po-
kud vam nenanesu 1der primo
do hrudi. Kdosi je ia dvermi. :"
A ona kriknula silnym hla-
sem, snazlc Sc potlaciti svoie
rozechv6ni: "Ne, neskoncim,
pokud YAM nenanesu 1der pri-
mo do hrudi."
Ia dve nedele po t6 cetl jsem
V parizskIch novinach. lie Il
pribyvSi do Parize koncertovat
znamenita Envy Andalusi obie-
villa Sc nova choutka.
Hleda slavu velike kraso-
jezdkyne a kazdy den skaGe S
konem pres vysoke prekazky.
Nedle toho zaopatrila 81 velke-
no ochoceneho krokodila, jenz
spl Y jeji loznici vedle jeii zna-
menite rakve.
Uboha I,
Prel. A. ]. Kutera.
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SpOrtsmanska krey.

Matka: Pepiku, Frantic. Loi
20 - mann mnoho prace, sku-
bette zatim husu ,-kluci jako
kdyz neslysi. - No tax bude
to? - kluci Ease mic. = Pepi-
ku leve kridlo, ,Lojzo prave kri-
dlo, Frantic centr. = A kluci uz
SkubaJi sto Sest.
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HUM
Ceho neni potrebi.

Snih zametat netreba. sejde
sam sebou. Netfeba davat zen
skIm muze, ony 81 koneGne sa-
my vyberou n6jakeho; konetne
netreba volat lekafe - tlo-
vek zemfe i bez neho.
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Nasleduiiciho dne vSechny
noviny prinesly zpravu no
vIch podivinskych choutkaeh II
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Nezachova Sc.

Ucednik: Cert ably Sc ucil
zamecnikem. Kdyz nemohu
dlouho otevriti zapadly zamek
rikaji: Z tebe kluku do smrtl
mic nebude. A kdyz jej otevru
hned, reknou: No, Z toho klu-
ka bude iiste zlodei.
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Maminka otevfela k pfesni-
davce krabitku olejovek. "Vi-
dis" povida synkovi, "takove
male rybicky slouzi mofi "a
potravu velike rybe."
Ale iak ia velka ryba 81 o.
tevfe krabiGku?"
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pa,fa, j ~
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ma ziveho tlogtka Nemohu "a
biieti, nemohun'
"Jaky d'abeI tobt napiskal
0 zablJenl. Iva pistol nebude
vubec nabita. A ia potom bu-
du vypravoTati zurnalistdm, re
isl vystfelila do vzduchu Il vel
koduSnostl. A on jakv pax
hlupak, bude stfiieti ma zenu?
Ty musls poslati vyzvani tomu
recensentu a vzkazat mu, re
jei zabijes jake psa, iestli on
odfekne Sc stfileti. To bude We
lice efektni. u terta. Rekord \
reklame."
"Muj boze, mui boze, kdy Sc
skonGi toto mutenl?"
"Zaroven tyJm kontraktem
drive ne.'
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ZNAMENITOST.
V. M. DoroSevic.

lliiN u VIII oC lD hItSIi.
"Probuh, zachrante il j mne'
"Co Sc stalo?"
"Chce leteti V balone."
"Jak? V balon6?"
"Ano, a drzeti Sc zuby "a
hrazdu. At jest proklet ten
den a hodina, kdy dostaly Sc il
do rukou noviny s licenim vile
tu Leony Darr. Vite, il Jest ma
10 slavy, ktere poziva jako INA
menita koncertni p6vkyne, il
ie malo, re il nazyvaji "vi-
densky slavik', ona 81 preie ie-
ste slavu odvazne akrobatky a
hodla Sc IA tuto slayu chvtiti
Zuby."
"Ale vzdyt' jest to silenstvi 7,
"A coz Ema Andalusi byla
nekdy zdravou duchem? Coz
pax jste necetli, jak V Madride
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du. Pouze w to mIlzete uciniti
Prosim vas poied'me ihned
Ona teprve nyni ukoncila Dire
suru sveho leoparda."
"Jak?"
"Tato divoka zena dostala
fantasii stati Sc krotitelkou
Mas proto vyhaneii q hotelu.
Wy rozumite. ma zauiimame
male oddelene krldlo. nicmen6
predstavte ST rev teto obludv.
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mu do klece a mrska lei kara
bacem. To lest straSn6. - Nvnf
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presnidavce. Ovsem, iest-li il
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.
stvim Skatuli 4 monsieur RakoS
S bonbonierkou cukrlatek pro
malcho Bobi.
Ema Andalusi byla obsypana
brilliantly, kraikami a perry, a
vrha So do kfesla a potina kr-
miti Bobi cukrlatky.
"Signorino, signorino," zalo-
stive prosi monsieur Rakos, W.
haze Sc ma kolena, nejvySsi cas-,
abvste zatinala."
lie salu Jest slySeti potlesk o.
becenstva, jemuz doSla trp6li-
vost.
"Obecenstvo, potlesk.' pravi
u vytrzeni Andalusi a shazuje
mopsla ma zem, take al piSti.
'Pust'te mne k menu obecen
stvu!" Andalusi b6zi $ planou-
cimi zraky ma estradu.
kazda arie, zazpivana jejim
zvucnym, krasnIm hrdelnim
hlasem, vyvolava nadseni.
Y prestavkach cinovnici Wy
pravuii 0 scene Y satn6.
- No, bylo il treba u
slyseti pouze potlesk.
Jest to prava um6lecka po-
vaha.
Je to artistka t6lem duSi. Wy
hytkana, silena, avSak umelky-
ne.
A obecenstvo rye:
"Andalusi, bravo, Andalusin
A ona zpiva op6t a op6t. Po-
sila vzduSne polibky, pohlizi
sVymi planoucimi, vasnivymi
zraky iakoby Sc chtela v6no-
Vati vsemu obocenstvu.
A kdyz, isouc zasypana kv6-
ty, chyta Sc IA srdce, chv6je Sc.
umdltva nadsenim Stdstim,
iakoby vasni lasky.
Obecenstvo sill.
Po skonten6m koncert6 od-
chazim do satny a jeSte zdalky
slySim kirk vzdechu.
co Sc stale? V Satne litaii
skatule, klobouky, boa, noty
veiife a kytice.
Jbohy RakoS krcil Sc V rohu
zasypan temito predmety.
Umelkyne b6zi ke mne.
ION mne podvedl, hanebne
mne podvedl. On mne privezl
DO Ruska. Predstavte 81, ia
isem ehtela jiti na honbu med
yedu a on povida, re tn zad-
nTch neni. To neni zadn6 Rus
ko, kdyz tn neisou medv6di.
Reknete mne konecne, v Jake
isem TO zemi?'
"Signorino, uklidnete Sc.
Medvedi isou pouze ma severn.
Ma thu nejsou.'
"Oh, boze, tato zena mne
pfivede do hrobu,' dpi ubohy
RakoS "a sileneho smichu cite
III, naplnujicich chodbu.
Stalo Sc to nahodou.
PfiSel isem "a nekolik dni po|
biografii umelkyne a zastavil
isem Sc Il dveri. mysle 81: CO..
asi nyni della ma znamenita 81
gnorina: sedi-li Y kleci u leopar
da. visi-li zuby ia hrazdu, ane-
DO miri z pistole do dveri, kite
rymi mann vstoupiti.
Chtel isem zaklepati, avsak
poiednou jsem Sc zastaviI jako
piimrazen.
y
Bylo to neco nezvykleho. |
Pan Rakos kricel. Ema Andalu /
81 mluvila zalostnym hlasem,
,hv6jIcim Sc cd place.
"Ty musis to uciniti, rozu-
mis-, jest toho zapotrebi pro ma |
,leduiici koncerty," fval pan
Rakos.
'Nemohu, w chapete. ia VI
e nemohu,' stkala Ema. "Vy
me nutite, abych chodila V tri
lu pfltomnosti clzich, tento
,traslivy leopard tax rye, re
.elou noe nemohu zavriti oci,
ak Sc cela chvaii. Pckazde. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
THE PEOPLES FORUM

3f conscience which all men have In the
United States IN value yields to none
Of the prerosatives of a citizen Of this
land OF ours. And II. is to be hoped
tnat no man or group, no matter upon
what ,specious plea, will ever be per.
mitted to curtail that privilege, a privi.
lege which has been made q funda.
pental American right.
There Is just one intolerance that Is
incumbent upon Americans as Ameri.
cans, and that Is intolerance OF intol-
erance. Religion that cannot flourish
without governmental support Is not
essentially vigorous. Here in America,
thanks to our institutions, religion must
make good on its merits. That It does
SO has been demonstrated by the history
OF a century and half. So well does
religion succeed under our institutions
that It can be said that the spirit Of
Christianity animates Americans Of all
shades Of belief and even disbelief. An
inidel in spirit, no matter what his
intellectual dissent, Is among Ameri-
cans a rare bird.
w. F.. BALLENTYNE.
Philadelphia, May 9, 1922.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
Aanayunk, April 2S, 1922.
Liberty Of Conscience

NtM Editor Of TIE Evening Public LEDGER:
Mr-Secretary of State Hughes,
tpeaking recently at the laying Of the
ssernerstone of the National Baptist
Memorial to Roger Williams, who Cen
a.sed out of Massachusetts," to set up
mode Island as q place Of absolute
religious liberty. said:
=. 10 the Anabaptists, the most scorned
Q! sects, belongs the imperishable honor
~ declaring and persistently urging the
ornamental doctrine that rulers of
states should not intervene in affairs
q conscience and that civil disability
should not be predicated upon religious
shares in that honor might be claimed
py william Penn, an English Friend,
wno set up on the site Of this city
plantation devoted to religious freedom,
nsnd by the English Catholic, Lord
baltimore, who set up a plantation
GG9nllarly devoted by the shore of the
Oaesapeake, and by those eighteenth
Satury deists, Benjamin Franklin and
atnomss Jefferson, who saw to 1t that
saurcn was absolutely separate from
s'ate In the Republic.
ihat separation is secured in Amer
M, ana 1t accounts for the absence in
". history OF woes such as no single
'"'e IN Europe has escaped. The liberty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

Ycu seam 70 think her nuisasss
And sorastinss In the way ~.
For all the thines she ssks Of you
The whole long blessed DAY.
She wants to know Just what ana why
!; II you've done right or wrong;
These 'thingS she 10 supposed to know
When YOU come until she's gone.
Who wAs Il washed and mended.
Who did these things for you.
When you were but a little tot
Just able to say ''goo'7
Who was II prayed and worried
When you were on your sick bed?
II IL wasn't for her special care
She'd most likely ind you dead.
Suppose from your vacation.
Oh. 20 happy and so say.
You find within n satin box
Your mother has passed away.
I wonder II the angels
Let You have her back again
Would you treat her a little better,
Or would you treat her Just the same7
No, it's true that you would love her
And think no one no dear.
SO show her that you love her
And have no cause tn fear.