, 1880-05-30

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the farmer behind me- o,dact INV :,
have. buIh up there with my eldesI @ 81 uoy,
ahont wears and months kept CRYING sne n FIVE
the infant to her boy Of and TOOK w tng
who was ''cowld" and neld 1'n ,in,nod NJ ~ tho hms
hsna n for neclecting her, but was wrong, Us
soon found out.
VIVA THE SWEDISH FATHER
Looking further down could mnke ont IN The
anA St the o PqhSe photr osprEng One ansouaS
{t,,t1 cs.,rht my eye He looked half savage
With mop Of hair stapdng aS & On r. ena, g1sa1
splas Is ~ = Russian ,nosjik He was moving about
ceaselcsly got out and walked through tho
had d e ot a1G tben
naS .nas Wing his wife with a whit*~faced baby,
,Thosc features seemed pinched with suffering.
Beside her iay delcatelentuiea ns gtrl M OF 4
moancd feebly, and tho baby cried constant
". Poor rcllowl No trained nurse could be
tender n her attenons % tnan this t6a e0arse
me for touching the little girl On her hot brow
aud feellng her fast beating, feeble pulse. She
was better III the morning, and thought the
better of poor eEnfgrant humanity long before.
TIE MAN FROM TIrrERAnY.
With the exception Of taii, athletic-looking
man Of about IL, who was bending over Il child
he was telling to go asleep, ali the others hud
for Sleep, but meanwhile kept up IN unabuted
chutter. went back to my seat: Sleep for me
was out Of the question 1t was long before tho
journalists time anyhow; but If it had not been
the growing 1errurs OF smell to which had not
become accustomed would have kept nae awake.
lit cigar IN selt-defcnse. Presently the tail
the middle, and went to the woman with the
three children. He brought her drink Of wa
ter. Young Irish couple; newly married, on On
children, the fellow that was ''cowld," and he
soon was asleep between them.
thse sd wsFe putesen saa tae FL eaeR
ling like geese: Just hear them. I'm murdered
with them He Lit bis short pipe and went
az ih,ne ssd hs ooa Zone &c Of ' the
was putting won,an's dress over my little fcl~
low. I have him stretched out on my suite.
griancd M put up bis shoulders this way. Thin
he pointed for to know where ! was going to
sit myself, an offered to let mo In on his 0wI.
suite wid his young brother. but. says l, God
bless you, no, sir; that nd be running polite
ness into the ground, an' he put his shoulders
4xin this way, an, sat down. 1could love tho
Thus WIS the entente cordiale begun In that
car May it never grow less: -,
And the tall ma1, from Tirperary with tho
long night, stopping Mt the other end Of the cur
TO pat tho 'Dutch,nan who, by the way, was
Hclgau-on the back every nov. and then.
and laughing, singing: and dancing at our r
be appreciated, nll to nuke believe TINT be
WIS neither tired nor dispirted. but every now 3
miserable wrap closer around the form OF his
wife, who. like other mothers OF MI nations, was
stees preast and ID her boy Of stretched out on the
cushioned seat above
:Ah," said he to the young couple who had
whose whose na1ne was Pat, ;.if hau Gods blcssln'
| an began as young as you have might have
them help!n' me now, and not oefu' bother To
The bride hung down her head, but the bride
| groom laughed, and so did the man behind me,
"J aGod S knows Tvs what's best; you might have the
| growu- up children like me, but their mother
might be at home in the eo"ld churehyard' Ike
| fhe 1nlu from Tipperary looked thoughtful
| for minute, but he relit his pipe and begun tc
| sing:
| For sojer wint In the ryal armee.
4 COLD NIGHT
| Then he danced, for fun, he said, but sus-
| pecr because he was cold = cutting wind WIS
blowing without and US coin Va ,n moi ,f au snn n n
! spite of the seventy human furnaces giving ovs
| odorous caloric. All the windows were closed
seemed to me better to endure tho chill than te
| say anything about thenl 1t was SO cold TINT fnet
who had gone nseep wakened sh'Xca,ng hst sH
| frozen, having no wrap or overcoat- 11e tlA1!
had been Jogging along ut an average of twenty
miles IN hour we rsacneq 'es q osnen snrsen itv ~
! half-past 10. The young moon was shining cleai
| outside I tried walking up and down III the car
but one transit was sufficient. Legs and head;
| we're sticking out all along the floor, and
besides, decency forbade one 10 ne .,3,'; cHn;
ttnualy meeting those whom nee necessity eaer
| was 1wenty-eight men, eighteen girls ano wo
| men and nineteen children, with one closet FOL
| all. need nut go further into this matter thar
! to say that tho poor creatures acted Us decent.
Us possible with such inhu1nan accommodations
1t is well for railroad computes that peopi,' pp,
enigrate but once in 1t lifetime, and thnt a feel
ing OF shame at the degradauons endured Keep
| them silent on such matters. ! nave no snes l
qualus and pronounce tne nign. scene ,,'1t, cn =
water, and its single dark closet Tor men
women, and children, an outrage on humanity
After midnight there was nobody afoot Oh
the tircless mun from Tlppcr7lry. Even him
| saw lie down On the floor for few minutes, bu
he got up agniu and said 1t was warmer stand u
Ing A dozen seemed TO be coughing It g. t.ne IN,
| suppose my teeth chattered, for as lay owe
halt 1rowsily toward the window ! fclt II
youth ut my side tucking rug around my x knee t,s
| that had made my flesh creep. earlier in n
night, when ho first took it out OF his bundle
| His sister behind now complained OF the colo
~ II d didn't t1 want to use the quilt" said th
youth, :. but II I don't wen perish" So he toy
the article out, and, although shu4dered = - n
Thankfully around me, relieved to tindit had bee
newly washed, and smett fresher than anythln
that had previously come under "a my cS ncSe ~ ~ - -
bouest lad himself. 1t was not monient ~
squcamish. and wasn't Old army mon VII un II
| 6HrST4flQ the pUlUL- okAUOQt HA44- P0SI - -
| conductor came through, ana, nearing IN
| coughing, ordered tho veutilators closed
| suuxcstcd tirc instead There was no WOOD, q
hrHKe1na1 said. We were now utmost her1net
| cully sealed, breathing our poisonous atn}os
. nhere over and over aguIn. This lasted unt
holf-past g. when the welcome day began TO sen
. FAINT gray CLEAN into the sky. The fields Wltt
ont iay white with frost, as if snowcd on Inei
. was ice on tho window w-panes-cOndcnseop preai
, The faces Of the sleepers looked haggard IN u
dawn and painter might have matte Il master
niece emitted A'Chili MISUNDERSTANDING IN a
; | American Emigrant-Car." But not the Wilue
nf fhe i1uprcssionlsts could convey an IDEA or Il
| sIneu that peryadcd everything.
| wheYv! It was like taking refreshing Da1n
! On t,llr for Il moment into the biting air; Dut
! 66n1v ,nad,. Il return all the more horrible, 81
! one nulsed to think II that bad been endure
/ Without nausea for eight mortal hours, and VIZ
| IN he endured for Heaven only knew no" loul
Inst diem brakeman entered with some st!ck 81
. | and he s1arted fire ut the further end OF ln
| eur. The warmth WIS grateful founo p
! orinn w1,1nnu tile wife Ut glAss-bloWer VINO nlt
. | sent for her frou Kent, O., In great lroupl
| ohn,1t where and when she was to changc ealt
! Snnre {u0,1{rtes made in the matter MADE ~
: | nrofuse III her thanks, and she chatteo aDol
| her native Charleroi pleasantly, and her aop
in the New World: .,,,+ A. >,
: f1atter myself over my trst nights Journey
your free America.
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