Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-24
ELLEN ADAIR SEEKS
UNCLE'S HOME, BUT
FINDS HIM GONE
A Taxi Ride Through Phil
adelphia Streets Brings
New Surprises at Every
Turn of Road.


the kitten died
Know now now that kitten ret be-
world c,,,I r,.,"I 'mG ,la5 IL vas
TO leave It, My iud, awakening hurt mo.
too For when the lovely lady swept
Hway-it was the kindcst thing that she
could do. poor souI,-she swept my child
ishuess alung with her. My eyes were
opened to a trcachorous world and deep
down in my heart two feelings rcisned
supreme.
First was a trcmhliu- ihanktulness that
she mad gone. IAon came great deep
pity for her pain that swallowed all re-
sentiment and all fear. l knew her sor-
rows were untathomah.o loor' lonely
soul III that strange undefWofId' dflttlhE
among vague SAadoW} forms whose
hearts haE" long since disd-iS th,re n"
resurrection 10 " llSh'l ne CUT IN IN,
sunlt spaces 'hl.aien voice tIIl-"'l
IN Coo world arc naPPl o.eSSeI MONIES,
90 late' ZOO '"l'' Il s'l' can near "e'
cry. .,.-.-
AZ 4enstn ! i9Se ron Iu'"I,dthI 'il.ls,
ana soG5Ht '"' i',"aF Slauol y".s
u-aiil, % hau ysgaP ''s sss"tsS' ,,l u,,a-
ser 1l9 notI,nS g'".u .',I''. ., III, 'UM wv.
na'ieu " IAN 70 t"iNeH .I, ~ my
% %uIGte HouSe' ny sh'onl 'u"N was
P'teN o'i H. 'i'" VII Wv '''''s"
NEW SCENES ALONG THE WAY.
,o+,cod tb,4 tho d.i,,, was "a negro
-, ~ -. -,
anu ne wore no S"a"i'ur "'''ioF'H' l
missed the smart appearance of the Lon
don taNis, and the vase of flowers within
,rbis str,,y. darl. cbaurrer. Drove so
r,st nd aE, ,,,,i,.I - ,i,rr,, +bat
~, 49,, ,,.r,,t. si.,,, -
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tbe .,.og+ m ,i,+ ,.ia, tbo-o,,,rt, rara
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sbonI; b,s Irzz,ad head ~ griye ali
Ti,5btu soid Ls ~ , soF+ ,,,,eicsi ,,oics
,,oi,a +bat saar,od ,o ho1d tho TirIIil
melancholy Of old slave davs I've
rrI,s' EeaD IN the right side II is tba
ruIe here"
SAINT hacl, IN INV scat AMAZED I1.ro
+hen the traffic laws must be tba onposita
of ours in rrpIard, Vet co,,id moi
shake off tha vague surrr,ise thar we
would shortly collide with something,
The policemen looked gut" different
I,o5 !tot5, I"'S tg ,to o ~ d
wear in England, and many of them rode
on horseback.
l thought the postmen did look strange
mail carriers, I think. the name IS here
They wore straw hats with wide up-&lrv-
ing brims, dove-colored, and with suits
of blush gray.
We passed great shops in Market street
Il think they re called department
stores'-ani great street cars changed
everywhere. They had no upper deck,
these cars. but all must crowd inside. No
one at home sit- inside "A car in summer
time, unless IL rains. They aIwavs climb
upon the roof. 10 get the breezes and a
view. 7 thought II must be draa1fu, tbat
warm July evening. inside those bir troI-
lev cars, Although thcv were sG byao
and long, I noticed tbey could turu
around a sharDrr corner trar ca-s of
half theIr size In F,rgrar5 .var co,,Id,
We turned sbar1I,. m',.rr fro,r yra,l.o+
street and swung s'nrrr f,, ori.+o,. 80,
The taxi bumped and hGr,nrod uron f,s
yav. for the road seemed .trar,,i ,.,,,,,,t,
railroad crossing, too; ! saw the tan-cnd
OF a great S9oaS tram lust passed. It
oIIf "o.',t' :" '.,u a. 80 lIoIt Fa''"aE hnes