Tooele Transcript Bulletin | 1908-01-17 | Page 2 | Blamed on the Railroad

BLAMED ON THE RAILROAD pint first thought in Irish mans mind after the accident railroad claim agents have little faith in their fellow creatures one said eald recently every time I 1 settle ft il claim with one of these hardheaded hard headed rural residents who wants the rail road to pay twice what bat he be would charge the butcher it if he gets a sheep killed I 1 think of this story ll Il lustra tive of the way some people want to hold the railroad responsible for every accident of whatever hat ever kind that happens two irishmen were driving home from town one night when their burgy ran into a ditch overturned and y were both stunned NN when hen a rescuer came along and revived them the first thing one of them said was as where a the train NN why by there a no train around he be was vias told then where a the railroad 9 the nearest railroad Is three miles away he be learned well well he commented 1 I knew it hit us pretty hard but I 1 dian didn t suppose it knocked us three miles from the track