Garland Globe | 1907-03-02 | Page 5 | Primitive English Railroad

Primitive English Railroad. In the lake district of England there Is n tiny railway which has only ono vi train, run by two officials, ono ot Jliik't whom Is mnnaglng dlroctor, ticket col- ldi'!T-l lector, guard and portor, and tho othor jA'Mfl4 chlof engineer, engine driver and n V stoker. The train stops auywhoro. It t-fr fV frequently goes off tho line, hut crow- 1 bars are carried, with which tho train ' r-tT-f' is persuaded to return to its propor "H'fi position, 'ybnn a friend' of either olfl- 'Sx'Jn? clal Is observed the train Is brought ' ' ' Jf-X to a standstill. At ono tlmo, when th m?ll managing dlroctor wns courting th ?it! daughter of a farmer through whose lands tho lino ran, tho young lnd)' flttl ,would tako her stand at a certain gat IiLH every evening, tho train Would b stopped and tho young man would fcfatt. nor fiood ulgUt LK