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

The kitten died
Know now now that kitten Icy Pc
renrid 80 cr,,.i ri,,'S m['I ,I,J ~ y,.s
Il TO leave it. NV rude awakening hurt me,
I too. For when the lovely lady swept
4 away-it was the kindest thing that She
4 could do. poor soul,--she swept my child
ishness along with her. My eyes were
i opened to a treaCherous world and deep
4 down in my heart two feelings re.sned
4 supreme.
4 First was trembling thankfuiness that
/ che had gone, Then came great deep
d pity for her pain that swallowed all re-
Y sentiment and all fear. l knew hef spI-
I rows were uniathomap.e' iooF, loheF
soul In that strange underworld aflLtns
I among vague shadoWy forms whose
hearts have long since died-is there no
resurrection to hlEher me- Out IN tnr
X sunlit spaces, children voice eaA-o"'
N in Gods world are happy blessed homes.
TOO late TOO Iate' SUN can near Her
cry. ,.-.- .-.,,...,-.... .,,,-,
AT length l rose from meal i. a.LI- 'ngty, '..I,
and sought the railway station ,l-e
again. had escaped tns greatest uln-
Y ger, ana nothins to1.a na'''l me "oM NV,
haleu taAI |" C"NNr' NV 90 .''
uncle mouse, my sha..l ''U''N was
p4ieu oii H. an" o'i s'''' '','
\ NEW SCENES ALONG THE WAY.
Il .,s It,. .te .,ri,...,. ,,.,s , ,,cer,
\ ana ne wore no ''s''''s"' "li- w '','
I missed the smart appearance Of the Lon-
4 don taxis, and the vase of flowers within
,rbts str,,-, darly ob,rfrar,. drove So
\ f.st ond C5i rn+i,sI in aI,rg, that
Ias', anu on, ~, - s5 ~
the street. For as We drove toward
az - tL. ia .,,,o,,t-,t,,a
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rtghtNba,,d Ga. ,rf ,,,- -b, 'raf-i
fis ny-''amu stpT "n.,, ., .' .-t4,r
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ena',I,i,tso go t,,ho
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staod H. an. ,onysr and 5.,ns. far OFT
oS tbo vindoy
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ri.Sy.t,, ssj5 he in =, sot+ ~,rstr,r voice
4 a ,.oica tta+ saa,,S6 .n rn-i -ra ,i,-,t5
,,otonoLoI,, of old slave 1,-s 0V-.
80, Iaar ~ tho rfrEr sill. u Is the
rnIo bere"
sarL b.or. =, r7,. ssa- a,,aza5 Here
49, +ha +,,a a., Ta,,,s ,,,r,g+ no ~ ,r,,,rsi+,
~ onrs IN FrrTar5, vi ror-d not
shaks opf +ba varme slr7,,se -rat ~.
Would sbor+I,, collide Win soDethi,c
The policemen looked quiie a-ieFent
rom 9urs' ''es " NJ .o ,. ,s,-,.,1 80.
wear in England. and many Of them rode
on horseback.
/ thought the postmen did look strange
mail carriers I think, the name Is here.
They wore straw hats with wide up-curv-
irg hrirns dove-co1oreE and With suits
of blush gray
We passed great shops in Market street
Il think they're calsd department
stores"-and great street cars changed
Averywhere. They had no upper deck.
these cars. but all must crowd inside No
one at home sits inside a car in summer
time, unless II rains. Tlev a,wavs climb
upon the roof 10 get the hreazcs and a
view. / Thought in must he dreadful that
warm Tulv evening. inside those bir tror-
lev cars, Although thev were So huge
and long. I noticod tnev could turn
around a sbarper CORNER than cars a.
half their size in England ays. co-I,lt
We turned srar-1,. ,,ortb from Nrarlya,
street ard sv,,ry a,crr, H., g,,ta+cr g+ra.,,
The taxi bur1ed and h1rrr.J r,rar H..
wav. for the road seemed st~ar,-ar,- rr..-;
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