Lehi Banner | 1914-10-24 | Page 7 | Was Very Much in Earnest

WAS VERY MUCH IN EARNEST Woman's Desire for Liberation From Wrecked Train Accompanied by Terrible Threat, A fnst "limited" was bowling over tho saudB of Arizona. Just how It happened was frequently explained, nnd never understood, but as thq train sped along the s'.tlo of a parched river It suddenly left thu rails, rolled down tho bank mid landed In three feet of muddy water ut tho bottom of tho river bed. Within tho cars thoro was sonin natural confusion. Mou, women and lunch boxes wgro thrown Into a heap, and not nn umbrella or a parcel wus left In tho racks. Ono by ono tho occupnnts of tho rcur car oxtrlcatcd thomselvos from thu mnsH and sought for moans of oh-cape, oh-cape, wlillo staiichlng various wounds caused by broken glass. Every exit was Jammed tight. Just then, In tho midst of tho doubt and confusion, roso a woman's olco In emphatic demand'. "Let mo out! Lot mo out! If you don't lot mo out, I'll break u window."