The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-10

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mrns. ~ ~ which. w ~om, rerrnttirii,
III movement ii the falling carriages, Ii.
had l,ren thrown. lrr minute all w.s
confusion In his mind Then memory
returned Where was Laura She re-.
n,ainsl In that shattered compartment
nrnn which another carriage WAS partly
resting II. ranll jus, h.af her voice
NOV, crying fur her father.
The old man shouted for help. I'm,
there Wer. far worse ras.s. mud no help
came. "A rrs then nrr~. tliat the train
III thu other linz Was jns, due. aud the
was heing blocked u, the debris. mn.
other accident WIS imminent. A loud
wall III despair is~url frnm the poor
father. m frnitl.-sly hr riroye 10 remove
tile great mase " fragments III which
lis daughter Mas intnmh,l
Who was this who. attracted hy the
dol.fnl cry. approached a. render MD Y
Mr. Mnnlry did not know ut the mo.
ment ILL., simply nav il Young and
/ powerful mnn, anil lr clntrl,.,l him u,
/ tho shoulders. and then. even sinking
on his knees before him. ihr old maj,
h"sought him by MI he held dear, by all
his hopes Of present and future. 10 save
hls child, Save my Laura, my Laura
rir, and all ] la,c shall b. \, ynnr com
mand
What start thu young man gave
Tine more rlese hook into thr s,,ppliani'.
faee, nl,l then to work What super.
human force Wns this which Gust asi,l.
this hinge lar nni TINT great beam
/ See how the fragments fly, Il. though
they were hut pieces of ehil.l's play.
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] To TN right. ~ thu LIFT, tho masses
roll; the work i more than lulf done
when lin cry arises TINT the whistle II
the IN stopped train on the other line II
audible. Stnlul aside. Mouse working
further, Death must hive lila nldi
/ tlnnnl victims, TN comes ilr train
Only M tho IN, moment lid viii,
j Siansiir,l suerred ia rlnsping iii,
fnme ~ Lana Mnnlry. aud bearing |,
nNay,
4sared Who could Ink. hcr FROM
him nDwY