Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28


A. tie eros nlesi. sNw some beAu-
atrl homes. psssed the extensiys
Ro,suscAl Garaeas. viewed the spleH-
aid Uuiveszify bzfidings oa their
ihsB ana rizted the Nuseam of Art
Arsr dinner. Nhere no one vas
-@rly -drsssed.- ne uent to = PIC
.ure hous, On ssussshali stree. and
I had NJ arsi ride on the queer top.
ssssy. soarie-decked street cars. As
us ueu, 0aly a short distance We
pSsa auly ; hA' pesny. There is good
serke here and charge is made ac-
eorsisx 20 Distance ard the city
owrs ne ire. Mauy lamp posts 70
,he uiiadie q blocks have bright red
sAHds arouna them. marked cars
sing here. 4 required. with the fare
70 the cKys center marked on. too.
ne pboture house is oonsidered the
fines, one in the world and is beau
lsifsi The foyer has a fountain
VIII a tea tables around It. the
uaHs are mArhled and tapisiried and
al finished most delicAiely. The
pictures vere veTy good
\ oaly eighteen chimney pots 90
far.
! his morning xe went out 70
the Arrol, ,JohnsOu's IAd. Motor Works
al Paisley. sboas ten miles ovt TO
see Mr.. Pulhnger and take the prom
ised auto ride 10 Loeb Lommond We
, took a train otR and so had our
first experience with foreign train
service. The fare, firs,ciass. was
about two and a half cents = mile.
but after buying the ticket we could
find no one 20 tell Us about the
number OF the track One guard
saw rs coming and began saying.
no idea. no idea" and hurried past
| without giving US a chance TO say a
word. We finally got in one CON
partment on a guess and the train
! started. We passed several small
/ villages without stopping and were
beginning to fear We had passed Pals
; ley when the train came to halt
Then We found We could not open
our door. and as no one had-looked
! at our tickets we thought our door
: would not be opened Finally by
E lowering our window We managed to
r reach out and turn the handle and
5 got out Then we saw that about
: ten guards were rushing along the
= train opening every door. ne gave
, up our tickets as We left the train
' shed but apparently no one woaid
' have cared much II We had not We
Y had an interesting trip over the
I plant while waiting for the auto.
and then we started out on a most
glorious ride. alone. as Mr.. Pullinger
q was not able TO go with uE. We fol
4 lowed down the Clyde about ten
miles. then were taken across on
h the Erskin ferry, the most nearly
=. round boat | ever saw Soon after
we began to pass old mossy stone
\ walls, behind which we could catch
!. tan'aliziug giimpses Of ancient stone
homes, vinecoyered and In beautiful
y grounds. Each had a cosy little
lodge at the entrance The roads
were splendid and almost conunn.
9 ously shaded by immense plain trees
!. meeting overhead. Imagine spin
+, ming along this with beautiful. plao.
q Id Loeb Lommond. protected by big
N Ben Lommond, and other peaks, get
a ting closer and closer. until finally
we ran on its shore for miles up to
its head, where we had much-ap-
Y preciated luncheon in the Tarbet ho-
a tel. Later while Frank and the chsuf.
n feur discussed routes went out
and rolled in the deep grass, storing
q up the peace and beauty Of It an.
v Then We started and went up and Nd
i for about fifteen miles and then / had
my dream Of Scotland realized. for
| IT grew wilder and wilder until
; there was practically naught but gras
grown rocks forming the mountains.
: At Rest and Be Thankful" the top.
4 We did rest and absorbed the rug.
3 ged grandeur Of it all, with its deep
, lights and shadows, so different from
The peaceful beauty lower down. II
, was not time for blue bells and heath
r er but there were many delicate lit
. Tie fiowrs blooming and on the low.
, er Level foxgloves. Here the r5yb,
name is folksgioye, as they we're the
homes for the little folks or fairies
We reached the hotel about seves
not very tird in spite of having vorA
nearly hundred miles.
On Wednesday we went 70 rai,.
burgh and we're sorry to leave cvas.
gov and our very comfortable NON
and the very attentive maid x-bo al.
ways stopped to get two pitchers Of
not water for as before answering no
matter what time IN the dav a.
night We rang It vas here also
vas passed the tray Of cigars ana
cigarettes first and refused vits,,,
a Ticker. too. After dinner in tho
edinburgh station hotel, we Stared
70 try to find Greyfriars Bobby ana
Aiter some wandering, owing 10 the
many attractions on the way. We
loahd him just as perfect as ws
nao hoped but no, expected Jp~, |
IN the center of the city and oysr4on.
ping everything else is the- castle
80 hlgh and so immense one can
hardly see anything else at art
u is a most interesting old fort With
y moat' portcullis. canon. prisons
and torture racks. We saw oree-
MAYS room. about eight nv tar
and the window out Of wb,cb -.
son afterwards King James wa. :.
70 SAFETY. Some Of the sold,srx -.
N KITS but the larger part were =
green and red trousers Of nl.,a
hoiyrood palace was another re-
eSting place We wished tba -,
Uut ths inside vas not opened ON a.
sO,.. So q ne saffrageBes. SO pre
s sane We shan miss m1ch worth sss Il
lns on their account A Wedding c,os
We were able to eater John Enov,,
Ola nome and found It ln,sras+,r.
rrihcess Street q ea-..t,,-