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New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
Now He Thanks God He
Was Born of Poor
Parents.
BY James B. Morrow.

Storm clouds drifted into his narrative as Senator
Burrows. now stopping to peer into a vase filed
with mountain laurel and again fussing with the
IRE on ms long thin cigar, vigorously walked the
floor of the parlor In his house and temporarily
vanished at about every third turn in the dim
caverns In the room beyond.
Then the birds would begin TO warbIe on the
anecdotaI fence the sun of n quaint phrase would
shine upon the mists and the twinkling gray eyes
or the Senators from Michigan would laugh the
clouds across the far edges Of his picture
And yet" l said. the journey through the
thorns and over the rocks has left you sound and
unwearied optimst?"
"Oh. yes, a rational optmist personally; I would
not have lasted had l been a pessimist. Why, I
was even exharant and hopeful in the sugar BUSH
where, with neckyOke end two buckets over
my shoulders, I followed my father and gathered
maple sap from one tree to another. The cold wind
whistled through the grove. and the mud softened
TO an icy dough by the warmth of the wea ther
clung in obstinate chunks TO my cowhide boots
but full Of JOY, Notwithstanding. At night
l would sleep little, and then get up to stir the
and rub the kettle with fat pork keep from
boiling over.
II was always cold, and always hungry, and al
ways sleepy, and my eyes were always full of
smoke but / confident and happy The boys
who have slept and worked in the sugar BUSH
year in and year out. many days a time. are
prepared for the shocks which before them
when, with carpetbags in their hands bundles
on their backs, they go down the road to the bend
BID farewell to the little old house, with the folks
standing on the porch and the friendly orchard
stretching back. I have struggled all my life and
thank God that 1 didn't have rich father. a
million dollars and automobile is the sure road
TO the devil nowadays for almost any young fell
low
"Optimists,' l said believe. of course, that
the world is steadily growing better. Do you share
in that feeling?"
you have brought a great question into our
conversation Senator Burrows answered. The
world is more intelligent than ever, but when you
ask me If II is growing better in conscience and
AT heart hesitate 10 answer We are mad about
money in this country. Nearly every man is bat
Ting TO get more than his neighbor. The tight for
riches has become altogether matter OF seihsh-
ness and vanity. contest for personal power, per
sonal notoriety and incidentally for the enjoy
uent and vulgar display of luxury. Individual IN
tegrity can have little place in such a wretched
policy.
And are there many grafters in public lfe?" l
asked.
Me- doomed the answer. in the deep tones
which many campaigns on the stump have made
nationally familiar. Public with but few OK
ceptions honest. and censcientiously trying
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

v,o.ia11,, foreig, sorts Money is needed for
the navy for social reform and for the hhal ue-
fence of Free Trade, and the tax gatherers en-
force their collections as vigorously as possible
The foreigner is bled as freely as the Engnsh-
man. and his signs of distress are Witnessed
with cynical amusement Determined but not
wholly successful efforts have been made by
Somerset House officials to override the right OF
domiciIe abroad and to subject the entire estates
of foreigners temporarily residing in the king
dom to heavy death duties and inheritance
charges These aggressive measures have re-
Gently been followed by strenuous proceedings
against foreigners for payment OF income taxes
when they have taken houses or apartments for
short periods without any intention o. remaining
here permanently. Temporary residence will be-
come extremely hazardous II it involves liability
to taxation for income received from any foreign
country Certainly the officials under pressure
from Free Trade Chancellor of the ExcheQuer,
who is IN desperate straits for money, are ap-
plying the laws most vigorously against foreign
ers. Il these arbitrary processes are sustained
bv the courts Americans may be forced to re-
strict their visits TO England 10 short halts at
hotels and TO motor drives in the provinces, and
TO spend their holidays the Continent, where
tax gatherers are less insistent and oppressive.
There IS one precautiOn which Americans Of
ample means ought not to neglect when they
settle down in England for long or short periods.
That is the retention Of their right Of domicile
in their own country. It may be a palace in
Fifth avenue or q lodge in the Adirondacks. but
so long 1t IS the deliberate choice of domiclle
by the incoming American it regulates the dis
posal Of his fortune after death He may have a
castle in Scotland. like Mr.. Carnegie, or a Lon
don house stocked with art treasures as Mr..
Morgan has but the bulk of the American fort
une is protected by the foreign domiciie. An
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
IN THE INTEREST OF HUMANITY.

'.I see eggs are quoted at s carat
% re thev selling eggs by the carat now
..Pshav I read il wrong. It's 3 a crate. Louis
Vile Courier-JouTnal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

walk. After that he sat at his own Sasi, meeker
than Moses and purring like a houss at
you were born in log cabin on farm IN
Northwestern Pennsylvania" ?" 1 said.
Yes on the side of hill in Erie County My
father built house when l was child which
] thought be remarkably CommodiOus and ele-
CANT. Even when moved into 1t with our De-
longings-there ten OF US in the family seven
sons and a daughter-it seemed entirely too large
and oppressively lonely. l went back TO look at
the old house several years ago. keeping its stately
proportions in mind / had always remembered
them but I couldn't find it. I saw weather.
beaten little hut of and half stories. with
three rooms downstairs and an unfinished attic
was distressed and amazed TO learn that II was the
imposing palace OF my childhood.
MY six brothers and myself worked on the farm
and attended district school in the winter
Your name" I said. is Julius Cesar. ana the
brother of whom you speak is named Jerome Bona
parte Was your father a student Of history
NO. our good mother was. I have detested high
falutin' names and titles all my life, have invari-
ably parted my hair at the side and have been
plain Mr. Burrows since coming TO the Sen
ate 1t was a mistake to tag Rome and me the
way they did
ON the course Of time my father sold his farm
and moved to Grahamville, very little town In
the same county.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

Editor-Is this your first effort2 -. -.
B1ddinz Poet-Ies. sin Is it worth anything 70
you? * - -, ~.
Editor with smOtOn}-It's worth 81 II you w
promise not to write anything more Lor pUollcs-
non until after this has been printed want your
entire output. you understand . 60,
Budding Poet-I.n promise that al rish1 Wnen
II" Editcr-Nsvsr, while n alivs.-chisAxo TrassaA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

tive man. S1'u tue 1alha-
What do you use?' asked a Iaeonic listener "a
Darrei or tub?'-Chcago Record Herald '' =
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
BLEEDING FOREIGNERS
Exposure to Income TaratiOn and
Death Duties an England.

London, February -.
Everything is grlst for the Treasury mill and
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Baltimore Sampf-Eadct- Gumsaauie.

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Sricfbei0rOcrnug mad Dem NuSlanbc,

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Standardization.

|Ipmonth 8. <li. - Ger
Compiler oYrciiocnt @ront," po,
SEEM Yorf nad Gbcrbourg mo &orl-
burg bcitimmt, fam bier an uro iubr
mciter.
2iboM 3. &llIi. - Ter Gumpfer
v&lliiio" lit BON bier nod New- Yorf
nbgciabrcu.
Soutbumpto tor 8. Sui Ger
Compiler oNmcrito" lit Don bier nod
NUpsEort uiu Gbcrbourg obgcfobren.
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mes &ibihlo4cs. &n Nlter
pon 50 &obrCn itorb in ieincr @obs
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Die 9ceroi9lmQ itutt.
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Hegatto in Spring Gar.
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SIumbing SURFACES, STANCES un6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fld6 Wef0sYlotf fii6 be-
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Nop dlfSfattoH nm 10. 90 HbenoS.
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&upierIdmicoe mo 8lltmbers.
Subn Subert, 17t4 3bnmess StraBe. 6. 4 ..
Ielepbol: gSolfc 1899.
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Warmor. uno Grant erfe.
6. Silsd rtuer & ebbne, 7t4-71s geftsgaIti.
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Sllfidmico- 3ubeb0r.
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gigenthumS Agcnten uno SGnoIer.
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Strube,
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Vlcdplattcn, WetoQ, etc.
Gcmtiin C SO. Oreorporir.J, 1919
NulocritonsS trabe.
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ONFVNt SNI NJNIIFTINN
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VI. SSarfielb, acknowledgements, 1910.
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3eitungen 3eiti6rtiten, etc.
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