Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-01
c0WING SEEDS IN DANNY
- ,,sO, ov Pubno Led0er CO.
e'pD, ,.,s STARTS THE STORY
BY NELLIE i. McCLUNC =,
:, aTbe Nert of Kin" "Thrce Times and Out" etc.

copyright, 1850, oD r ,,,r, sToRy
THIS STARTS The .a.,,,,
ms. ]. Burion I'D fr'Tcs, more tasr , tie
.,,s 1y' mss'S,s ,sss% 's q, ,,,rs.Ss %s nst Ct
cra,ns,y ,,om kindness oohrSr'ng ,sashgoman, aJ"S
ssims, ss notices mSs mnSesrtorp,ino her labor,
Mrs. Wetsous wauncr, inquiries about
W. ohcsliE and aoost nSr 10 81" some uplifting
children, subjeghts subjhSod d. suggests books for
iaik on mofse'fto'Jre 70 read, and interests
aa aa,.M i9iD'iS ~ tic ~oltarc OF the 'o""S'
az" .. ,rsos,en.
while wilford Ducker "n bis Tss waist. pre-.
Ing .,ory us to a season OF resi- So "nb better
pala.Snt that he .mignt Siaehod;ence
tlraor tlresa upon the sins Oh u,soys Watson
pc1us ov;l associations, fa.seS ,,, tn;fo
anu neninp and shutting MS ne"
was ..v;,y
pr"It was easy done, ne icwcd
| h;mself. I'm kinder sor.s .c,, ho, Lot
S;m down now. sure. there's no
, Nv have the week.. SURF
nnt ,,nt In being mane'
lueh 80,
CHAPTER Al
~, xy.tson Wipcd Out the STAN
How Pea'. .wr,.TpWELL felt bitterly
nERS. MolhDi'
! IM ..;oved with Polly for tainns he'
s's''' -, ,oeded her the most ;
dust when sue -. o,d nuttin' up
.,fter me keepin ncr anu CT
n. her all summer, she saiu' ene
vi'n ". v.ondsr where she could secure
began 70 ~ .Lo had an inspiration!
btp. Inen sue III, owod $40 on the
The Watsops sun 80, u,.I ,,.s
,.hoose. The eldest watson s"i "a.
,,b 70 work. They would get
big enousN s,o ,,orth Of work out OF
ber. And get SlV "''""
her II they Gout" GSoo,"rdav night John Wat
son announced 70 oantsd nuI Posrl;c TO &c
Sam Mother"ys9 ,ho caboose debt.
out and %ork On ou;od .ue :'f;od helm us!
Mrs. watson orn rnn ovor her head.
and threw hcr 1nn aito itho de endrew out of m,
Who'll keep ,"t ,oorfniiS "if PEARL,
hair" Mary sa'u 'e"'''"'
goes away! ~ romember 70 spit or
"Who u u, nus nv ,nv oshcd
me warts, pusSes g. ,vbe, mn ooes I,
Who'll Keep se,D nouoo SoiInd d;smaily.
wash wee aoo I3nis could not he OK.
Danny Eli. s1,es"u To hurled his tousl,
pressed " 49, mu ,nron and Pearl saw
head ID ~ hor ,rhoIo house was abou
a. once trnod tnaH I in teors idle tears,
70 oe Son,,s h,oat;n, aiI Of vcz % sh,
aoJ M.p oJ'; IN her most authoritativ,
comnaHu.,.II ..I n.;II IN - she said. will
voes, AVIS "I viii 60. I will wip,
olsHus ~ mo bouse once and for
ls wSr - n,oriny her arm dramatically 10
evsr; i ,%a cahoose which formed tn,
W.; u;rs snartment for the bows. "T,
u. ~ die for those we love Is noble
s.r th,n wear crown :" Pearl ha,
sttsnded the Queen Esther cantata tn
winter before. She knew now how poo
Esther felt
= On the following Monday Afternoon
everything was ready for Pearls de
narture, Her small supply Of clothin
vas washed and ironed and neatl
hacked In a bird cage. II was Mar
who thought Of the bird cage "sittin
down there in the cellar doin nothin
and with q handle on 1t, too.
Mary was getting TO be almost a
smart as Pearl to think of things.
Pearl had hidden good-by to thei
al and was walking to the door whe
her mother called her back to repeat he
parting Instructions.
"Now. mind, Pcarlic dear. not to b
plekin' up wid strangers, aud speakir
10 people ye don't know. and don't b
ssAewin' yer money or maxim chang
wid any one"
Pearl was not likely to disobey I'll
last injunction. She had seyentee
cents in money, ten cents of which Ted
dy had given her, and the remainin
seven cents had come in under Il
head Of small sums from the oth'
members of the family.
She was pathetic little figure in HI
brown and. white checked dress. with HI
worldly effects in the bird-cage as ST
left the shelter Of her tatner's roof an
went forth into the untried world. 81