The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1920, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, 1 TOLD BY OUR FOREIGN-BORN . 2.100 Choice. Letters From seine World WHAT AMERICA which. puts. me Readers Point Out Benefits HAS DONE FOR ME Pie of This Country. What of the forcign-born who * - have lived in the United States and learned to admire and up- hold its institutions and Govern- ment Tovalty baltor, Lvening World Kindly permit me first in paying my compliments to The Evening | » aliens who have World for the adoption of this plan. | ie . Ay oat ah ate It certainly will prove a strong, con-| the children and thelr incing fact that there are many} Children's children? * thousands foreign born here with a prskad is the moment to hear from true American heart and loyal citi-| “Their testimony can be @ venship Powerful aid tow 1 nullifying When, at the age of ten, I read the the destr i. od ansiution of the American Ende baht ine who stay allen. pendence in 1866, there was only one| desire left in me, and that was to live 1 a country of fr in the é world to live in 10 pieces, as illustrated, at Ny TERA CE For the most pointedly helpful my imagination letters fr born, telling hort of what really liberty and the| gut of th wn experience what ree Constitution, with all its impli-| fenerit kane ation, meant United that t they fimy em eally ‘could ne nave Rebbe mpen come of age @ The ning World offers prises that Tha itizenship. ia follows In 1878 | became a citizen A First. Prize of $50; @ Second snd admiration, without r Prize of $2 ten other prizes of fetails of our ( $10 each; fifty prizes of $5 each, letters contain more tha ndred words, Ability te 1 in a short space wil Take time to be brief Under bis signature at the end with such a £ of the lette ach writer should wasting his life to dwell i give, not necessasily for publica- ke ours. thon, his address, occupation, age, Of course, pe jostly the name of the from nify a needle t native puntry for financial which he cam 1 of Liberty than ment, but when met with time he has bee United | pended on to d nent find fault with the States and his to citl- subject. | am pr general. 1 have never left this ¢ fenship. down an Ame iry and have secured for myself my Address letters, to Leyak | choice tinal resting place American soil] Editor, Evening World. | will hold my re (Correspondents are requested | Arrived Penniless, Now Success My age comp joyalty to write replics on one side of paper only.) the limit of my n , vest in war savings stam id my patriotivm stands for anything and everything America in America. 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