Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-07-27
nTHE SIGHTS OF EUROPE
Described by Little Ruth Scales in
Letter to the Graphic.

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@..it# mother letteg - Jaa Graphic.
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t=p. V5tl rMdtioGs in taa# gt
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dsa g oH.a q Inc sides
aI Zach door IS marked
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za=4 come aud locked DE doae and
task .off pant If oal iigAHC. Ten
4fh Z man came along Qu zsp aid
e.aaa5j 4 Httle hole 70 Ii2h5 the lamp.
I4la the uafn started. Ne thought
would Dc { t!Me getting anywhere
r. sts.a little tsain, Wirh oHis three
heels On It zide-one a=eaeh aad
shI aH3taes il tie midlie-aft ~
sa=eI5 41oied; fgI tics. Only =zzsltsad
oaee ai twice. and when tte} ed tae
t:eA55 assent that place N36.5 c944a
orr aad Hn:ooE 4u Co0@ sd faile EFF
aH8.leF 2sast Il GRi' TICKET. t3.lA
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said we 4eae Oh the @2=a.l= =5i24
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iallv WIN Ee=Hveza visiting: i4a @HcH
enc calls - a1o5ac: tEey a!e iuE5J q
to eat something. F3g tHstsaee. il
&e were sf.5= =eaaff#1.y aa} max :.ttzea
s,isits. that laaa.gs=N. would ea5 fifteen
times. 4 Est thap2ht they te2lz
Us 70 be hungHy, aha not until told
one that bad enough. d. mother
explain that Wass He eeatsza SIC
Nhen obey Get I'D n &c motal3g t.aeE
aaye tea ana-bHead: at OF 10 the%
have eggs. bread AID tea; lheE car
again al II and a , &ld a { e}oe'i.
We arrived ~ London the -,at e
jure. Papa mo- Us at {he station.
NhiIe he va ga5tfns ouF trunk from
tic train We vailed cat ell The street
iast to see Things. II Was 9 siShf,
sue enough Hundreds ei cubs aai
ssa}.s# #.es ai4d eFse3y ytaii1.s else cz-s, L
I'd dc -s#feess. a.!s.sj a2.ths. i
sc.aHs N i.a:. .e1e znss
W.aGa.as saIl4 Wa.s1al d. - ~
la. Inc pap he'd eHn franks Ge3a:.
NJ o. into a cab, Il, Clr trll.2., \
tor. .H.yer craNied ua behind i
~ ~ -: - t5r or boarding. haaa e.
where papa had arranged for u@ ii ol-
5le1 10 ayoi5 The e4ormaus eAaf2 :
1t the hotel during the coronation.
Our Q.iXar must h@ve teca " good
enc. fo1' We started actually in tot
and kept it up all the waE-a dist
ance Of beat FIVE miles. Often t
seemed as = there were only focn
enough fog our horse 10 this heaet
betWpen The 1ther cabs, but ouH
driver didn't seem to notice it. -
Oa4 halr5 L. a9;lSe was Very con
Taniently !oeated, being very near q
station en- The .tup-ny tube. That 5
the way the English people pronounce
"twopenny tube It's an electric
laiiYoad bulk in tWO steel tubes, unjer
the ground from fifty to 100 feet and
Is about nine miles long. Il costs
only two pennies to ride on il. The
trains lock very much like those in
New York, and is the only real nice
way one has to travel in london. The
stations consist Of four or five large
e1evatols-large enough II carry about
19Q people down tc The trains WAen
we reach tke bottom We walk out into
: rice depot all lghte, by electricity.
In 8 fev. moments We fee. the cold
sir passing by through the tlbe,
being pushed out by the approaching
train. We often Went as far as 70
Bank of England station. Here we