ed he could cross in time. But ahead of thepassenger car was the baggage car, which works ona fast schedule. This car was hidden from view be-cause the road the auto was traveling and the railwaytracks cross at the end of a cut. By the time the auto reached the railway the baggage car was there… … JOS. SNEDEKER torn from the ties. The bodies of two of the victimshad to be taken from under the baggage car. Mr. Derby was not killed outright, but his injurieswere such that he lived bat a little while. His threecompanions were killed instantly. Mr. Albright had been identified with the…
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