American Fork Citizen | 1920-07-10 | Page 2 | Locomotive Rolled Over

Locomotive Rolled Over. After n storm that burled the New Kngland coast In muow lust March. pnBsi'iigers on a railroad lino through Rhode Island were amazed to observe a locomotive standing upright In n swampy brook that runs under the right of way at ouu point. The engine en-gine started out with a wiowplow to clear the track, but Jumped the rails at the brook trestle, the plow going oue way mid Its motive power the other. Confronted, then, by the prob-lem prob-lem of removing the new obstruction, nnd not caring to devote three engines to getting one buck on the track, the rail men cut the (lordlun knot by rolling roll-ing the big locomotive down the embankment. em-bankment. Despite the slide nnd plunge, It tlnlshed right side up, Popular Mechanics Mnguzlne