New-York tribune., 1910-01-09


cry. Then | thought maybe they -uld
tell me in the store where they L.-
went inside and asked the girl behind the
counter who the fine ladies we--. She
laughed at me first. but She was q Jewish
>dleSgirl and She told me the lady W-- IN
actress and that the woman with her was
her mother. See. the girl wrote cAe -.--ae
on piece OF paper
He took a crumplet white Sheet from his
Iocket and unfolded IT, ON It was Wri--r-.
Dora lane the Nc~-r bu--eruy- l-r--
also was the name OF s, rhe--cr- Nolu--1
abOr1OuSlv decIpherei the writing I---
the only one IN the group able 20 -c-- ---
hSh-and said.
An actress in an American r...
Maybe it Is Your Deborah and ms.
ism But even If Il i Your child, C1
think she viii recognize You; Do
think she will come 20 YOU, | tell vC-
viii deny YOU as her father. | know .ov
the children are brought uD in this COUNT.
they have no reverence for old age here
And Your wife. do YOU think she wants V..-
in her elegant surroundings tell YOU va.
are foolish TO seek them out They V.
tear Your heartSJrinGS. You viii come Iu.>
from them crushed and miserable
No no the peddler sighed The.
viii embrace me, my heart tells me the.
viii NV wife VIII come To- her hu>tu-t
and my daughter viii hearkeu 10 her father
call And my son, he viii be with thew
and he too will not be ashamed to greet his
father. lanefSki paced uervou>Iv III AND
down the room He stopped abruptly ana
threw his hands above his head
" oh. Cod he exclaimed in the passion
ate warmth OF his gratitude, You have -c-
Swered my PRAYER, You have permitted
my eyes 10 see again my wife and my
daughter You VIII lead me 20 them N0u
hrs1
Will crown my old age with hanIinesS.
tie gulped down cup of coffee and SVal-
lowed slice of black bread. refusing 10 par
take further of the supper
GONE" he said To- solomon. we VIII 81
- to the theatcr We viii see the plan
and | shall speak to my daughter. They
Strollcd To the Bowerv and entered a store
want pair of opera glasses. laUct>kj
told the clerk. " want strong glasses. that
will bring everything right before my ewes
One after another he examined the
lat the clerk placed ON the counter He
% the door and focused the lenses ON the
ng houses. Finally he found a raJr thar
he distant objects sufficiently close
'aln topera glasses the clerk said they're
'es- Are YOU going 70 the race track or To
{ theater, IauefSki replied L don't care
hey are, rs long as they bring things close
a couple of fools. solomon remarked in
d" 70 go 10 an English theater alone Lets
tells boy Abe He speaks English better
ld he VIII know what 10 do"
: interrupted Abe in the study OF his high
sons and, led by HIM, went To- the Broad
house III which The Merry Butterfly
mt night. Abe went To the boNothCe and
front row seats. but none was 20 be had
e able 10 obtain them however. from a
r. Without murmur IauetSki paid the
on the seats. no price was too high %
e tender passions that Swelled within him.
ot laughter swept the theater rs the strange
cd bN an usher, STROBE heavily down the
le front row ot seats. In their ShapeleSS, i'll
'theS they were a blotCh IN the harmony ot
or IN the big auditorium
body PLAYING loke on the house, re
'ravkett, the manager. u his companion III