The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-16
EuIos for Ladies Travelling Alone.

BE sure You know where you want to
go before You get ON the train.
2.-When you purchase your ticket YOU
viii have to pay for ifs no use TO tell the
ticket agent TO charge it and send the bin TO
your husband. And if be says the price of
the ticket is S2.g6, don't tell him you can get
one just like it OF the conductor or at the
other store for $3.50; be won't believe you,
and lie may laugh at You.
2-Never travel without money. Il re-
quires broad views, liberal education. keen
discernment and profound judgment to ira
vel without money. No one can do this sue
cessiuliy but tamps and editors
A.-Bcware of commercial travellers.
Don't give o stranger your ticket and
ask him to go ont and check your trunk.
He viii usually be only too glad TO do it.
And what is more DE wiz do It. and your
trunk VIII be so eEectuaHy checked that il
viii never catch mp 20 you again. And then
when the conductor asks for your ticket and
lou relate TO hiu the pleasing little sHegory
about tie stranger and the baggage, he will
look iucrc Eu-aus and smile down upon YOU
lgm Ialf-glosel eyes and say that . i= a
beautiful romance, 5u5 DE las heard Is be-
fore. And then you win put u7 your jewel
ry or disemlarE ut the next station.
6.-D0n't try TO get of the train every ff
teen minutes under the impression that You
are there. TT you get there iu twelve hours
sou wiL be doing eEeeEentrv.
7.-CaI the brakeman conductor" he
has grown proud since Ie got his new uni-
form, and it viii HaHeI him.
s--Tut your shawl strap. bundle and two
paper parcels in tie nat rack, hang your
bird to the corner Of is, So tina when it falls
it VIII drop into The Zap ar lhe old gentleman
sitting behind v0u. stand your four house
plants on the window sil, set your lunch
basket on the seat beside rua. fold YOUR
shawis ON the top of it. carry your pocket
b1ol, iu one hand and hold your silver mug
in the other pat your two valis7- under the
seat. and hold goar IaudJoz and the rest Of
your things In your Jap. Then YOU viii
have HH the baggage handy and wont be
worried gr fu5tered about 1T when you've
only tweaiy-uias seconds I'm which Co change
cars.
9.-AcdTess the conductor every ten min
utes. ItpIeases him % have you notice him.
ll you cans think Of any new question to
ask him. ask him rle same old one every
time. Always call him Say OF Mister
1o.-TicE mp au the Information y1u can
while travelling. Open the window and look
forward TO see how fast the engine is going
Then when you get home y0u can tell the
children about the big clnder You picked up
with your eye. and how nice and warm it
was, and what it tasted ike.
L-Don't hang your pares1l on the cord
that passes dowa the middle of the car. It
isn't 3 clothes line. 1t looks like one, but it
isn't
12.-Eeep an eye ON a passenger whocaus
the day after Monday "ChewsdGy." He
can't be trusted a cars length.
12.-Do not attempt TO change twenty
dollar bin for amy one If ylu have only 50. %
with you it can't he done.
1+.-H you want d nap, always lie with
yguT head projecting over the end of the
seat, into the aisle. Then everybody who
goes mp and down tine aisle viii mash your
nat, strEi-htau ont your lrizzles. and knock
of you back hair. This wiukeep rou nom
sleeping SO soundIy that you VIII not be ear
Tied bv your station