Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-11-26 | Page 6 | Conscience of This Man Troubled Him

CONSCIENCE OF THIS I MAN TROUBLED HIM So H Repays Railway for Ride in Sleeper He Enjoyed In 1907". j Some time along the latter part of June, 1907 the exact date Is sup- , posed to be June oO a man rode for a long distance on a Pullman car over the Oregon Short Line without paying- any fare. The company prob ably would never have known about the ride had not the man's conscience troubled him. The small still voice i smote him until he could stand it no j longer and he finally decided' that he ! would square his conscience with Hie railroad company, and he has done so by sending the amount which he thinks should have been paid, and the , following letter, dated South Omaha,' w hich was received by D. E. Bui ley. 1 general passenger aeent for the Oregon Ore-gon Short Line, Tuesday afternoon: j "On or about June 20, 1907, I rode ' on the O S. L. from Ontario to Pendleton. Pen-dleton. Ore, In a Pullman sleeper without palnS rny fare. Since that ' time I have been saved through the ! power of the gospel and by the blood i of Jesus. I have since, for over two years, been preaching the gospel i which causes me to make the restoration. restor-ation. My conscience has been much troubled, not feeling ready to meet i my God. Please grant forgiveness 1 and accept the money for the bene- I fit of the company. "P. S. if 1 owo more than this let j :ne know." The letter contained money suffl- dent to pay for the ride which the ' i man claimed ho had made. J