Eureka Reporter | 1902-11-07 | Page 7 | Story of an Immigrant

4 OF AN INI IMMIGRANT MIGRANT cl V more trag c than ever novel t d there Is 1 a man now honored in a western whom I 1 shall call karl hitter ritter his ills older brother emigrated from the mack forest foret to wisconsin where and living frugally he acet a prairie farm at tie tte age ol 01 S 8 karl cane oer with aith his name stitched on a square of white cloth on his breast I 1 andly men cared tor for I 1 im till on a dreary w uter day he reached blace ear karta a when abo tb days nok tas over the station agert drove him over tre tle dull prairie to hn his brother brothers s alace and left fala him at the ra e he knoch ea but au to response pushed desperate y la im an old man and older woman eman with sinister vicio bicio s view sitting ther atlin the little farmhouse told hin him his brother had gone on a journey after a fortnight beaten down doan wit terrors kail yail ran away and tramp u m up countr country secured a place on a ta fa in arrived at manhood and owner f a farm of his own he waa called one day to black elack eaith to learn that the man and woman he had met the da of his arrival b bal a I 1 in ordered his broth er tuo tc br 1 i tea ti 11 in the cellar worlds world a worn