New-York tribune., 1907-09-14
law GRIPS POLISH BOY.
Runs Azcay from Warsa70 Seeking
Nother-May Be Deported.

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- u - America will call at Ellis lsiand ana Cldiiii
- of her offspring she will reheVe INC I7
-. ou+borities of an unpleasant TASK "iilcI u NV
facing them. for the inspectors on tne lsianu uo
-.rt IN send little Chain Shlone hlelihdh oa0 y
,e,,, If thew can get out of it. And yet the law
,i,1 he on him, and there will be nothing 70 uC -
,,,ota the North German Doyd oIediliSl--p
,,opv add another passenger 10 ltS steel"se i
- -ext ship to Bremen unless the nhothei ma
te, Ct,otr, sbIon,e has been crying for since ne
s landed from the Barbarossa yesterday aPpef,iS
- make sure that the lad will not become puO"e
charge. -, - 60 +ba island
sor, which even though he is IN deteh'i'h p
a cot n plimpse now and then of the DIS pis
b,,;,dines Of New YOrk-so much Digger .ii -
he ever saw in Warsaw that his open iii - '.t-tI,
his owes dry while he is watching tIleiii - ,I
- = sh,,re to send him back If his nnotIeI M'-i-
r1,, come and tell them that he was heI l'---'
c,I.o, Honest as honest he swears 10 IHo III
spectors that he'll find her, even II the cry go
and if ne does not he will come pack anu " -
T2ut there again the law rises lhPds9 -.
r-IIie and Manhattan islands, and ne caii"o' SET
away. - car,ot SEQ
the barrier at all. He sees the boats lawns 80
Immigration station several times daS. anu -
como bacl, later empty. so he doesn Kho" WY
be cannot take the short voyage 100 0ui0
,,I,, a nine-vear-old but did he not MAKE tie 'o'7,
long tramp from Warsaw to Craco" All dio-i0' -
from there to Bremen, with just hlhseli ~
him the way too? And then the long tIIp oh 80
I,orbaroesa And here they Will nos let iiii -
on the boat TO find his mother althousH - - -
ebor+ = distance to where the other people ne nv
on the boat are going that he is sure ne eo"i'
u and then he could find his mother ana Si9'7''.
There is one thing he is sure he Will not uo' "--N
that Is go back to the slate factory IN WARSAW
- bis father nut him to work. because ne
thought the boy was better off working 'leIe 'ia'
ot home with no one to look after him. or run
ming abroad in the streets Of the PohSh '"P
IyttIe f-bairn did not mind the salary he recelVed
though it was not much-only three ruole'' VI % ~
ueak That sum he gave over to MS Ia'Ae'
cheerfulIv enough every week. but, oh. the "'tN
was so hard. and all the time from ~ -
morning to I at night. and sometimes ia'ei
Things were so hard with the hleii.1l"
family I'm Warsaw that Chao Sarei anu iiei "us
- II,-scb agreed that she should come
70 America 10 see If she couldn SD
home for the family She had oro'nei
and they could find her work so 's''
Gould make enough TO support the TWO youise9'
- .ho Co. children who were seven ana lour
,.aors old respectively The Oldest son was wofA-
a., ord nernaps little Chain could do somethins'
too for there are no Gerry societies IN warsaw -
o that the Jewish children are sent 10 school-
month passed and then several more anu
= =, rsp,s from the half of the family that had
set ont for America All the time httie Chaiiii va"
get+inp tired. so day he decided 10 S'Ve'i ~
without letting his father and brother Kho" aooe
i. cot ont 10 walk and kept on TIL he came 10 tI't
l,rr,,r frontier where he was promptly naooeu
~. q sentinel who laughed at the Itte heoIe"
and told him to back home
(-ta,r, had not come far for nothing SO ne
,,1lad out OF his pocket the two ruoies ne I'iu
-. ,.fo-a5 one TO the sentinel II he would let MIN
noos The man In uniform looked 1t over tesIeu
:. 8, bfa hand and then let the lad pass Ihls oo-
s+rpction to his progress surmounted' htue Chaiii
,,oaa his wav TO Cracow. where he met IN the
aUurav station a lot of people talking flddish-
yt-bs, the train came in and they started 10 go
,,oara no went fn too. and as the guards thought
ho haIoneed to some of the travellers he had no
1,HicuItv In reaching Bremen
When they got 10 the steamship ana ne slarteu
20 qo aboard the steamship authorities held MN
IN hut Chain was not to be put of in this way-
Painting to an Immigrant hanging over the ralI ne
,,5 his interIocutor that his father was up there
or,J ba had got separated from him in the crowd
ra cot food from his own people in the steerage
on rho vyav over and nobody asked any questions
until he got 10 New York Then he could get no
bod,, 10 saw that he belonged to them. 50 ne was
hold IN AT Ellis Island The inspectors and the
renresentative of the United Hebrew CHARITIES AZ
the island have taken pity the lad. as he is too
bright and wide awake to make an undesirable
ci,izen and are doing what they can to find the
rootber and brothers so that Chain may not have
TO make the long journey. even II 1t cost him only
so cents. all again.