The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-19

othe- and when at last he knew the
iames OF no more he began to pray Tor
The other keeper sat pale as a ghost
Mhlle koltschIn Was h~sndaglns hts
crushed leg with strips made IIom his
shirt. which he uad taken on
Few yards away was the wreck OF
ne taln. which had caught nre and the
lanes were creeping caoser to the place
Anere the p-or keeper INVOKING the
saints was = nnrd down by the wreck
hlctschin saw that the names would
reach him sooner than the help OF the
SAINTS and at the same moment the poor
nun looked up and perceived has great
uahsef lie screamed with ana uish.
be quiet. said Koltschin. viii
saw you II l can. The Hyep.r immedi-
stely forgot HE an aud ma czar aud
begged noltsChin To- hurry. koitschln
haI finished b~andagine the others leg
ara was noA struggling with a strong
eHpthtiOn- We only needed to- leave
THIS m-n who had heard his words
ABOUT odessa To his fate ana he would
But A mum,n later he had r,,eased
the poor fellow and. having bandaRea
MS wounds. hegsn TO attend some OF
scene. with the careiessneSs 80 COM
mon n that county u couple OF heavily
loaded freight cars had been lcft ON the
TACK near "A sharp curve the night be-
lore. he express had run into them at
fuil sped and the who'll train Was now
"A burning pile of wreCkage.
When The wrecking IaIn Mt last ar
IiNeu. ~ DIoukht Two high officials sent
out 70 investigate the late OF the dam
seTons ieNolutionist. Dr. holtsch!n.
hey walked along besiue the wrecked
train tying To locate han. entirely un-
aH..t"H by the S.snt Of the sunerinks
covered ko.tschin. who was hard a,
work saving human lives.
They ttopped ana looked at him. 1t
was evidef, NJ. was a surgeon and. as
!, oosb-y could give them some infor-
fbs,In one 81 them touched mis-
We are looking for a certain sergius
koltschin. "a dangerous re.nlutionisI lie
"aS an 'hHrie OF two keepers.
1t Is none Of my business To- know,
o'"se'"ts fsNoiutcniStS. even when I
S Sra them. To- me a broken leg is a
h'9l "r a bonbthrower.
true enough. but Il does not
h-v, no time - help you As voy
50" am busy setting this leg. Eut IL
YOU -" "A wait al moment. 1 Mlu SnoA
~ ne tNo ke' pers. won 1 nave JUst
Ihe oIdrr o@ic'aI bowed coart.,u.Iv
W" are eNceedingiy thankful to YOU
A moment later Koltschin introduced
We Nv" one ass 10 tne helpless keep
These two gentlemen are looking for
z dangerous rcvOlUt!onist. named kolt-
Sch.n but a. far rs 1 kI..M ar -
,srned l. dea;h un"'r the wrecksge OF
IN az that hid HIM down
Inc less Intelligent keeper. who know
What u meant to Toe pinned down un.Ier
the car. which had now been ron,pi..epr
onSume Icy the IRE. stared at Koitsch,n
win "Ien mouth. but IL! not utter a
"ptl- The other keeper. however. said
very calmly.
. laat i quite correct. j. RaS awful
h"itsc.ia was burne.; - alive ana We
Mere helpless 10 sac him"
Nose dcQlnrahic. Snld ono Of IN. or-
hcisls.
lie has received his sentence" said
the keeper.
hoitS'hir drew = breath Of relief: re
f'4t . IRE man 90 - more. BCi..lN no
Wa dead row Lust ne hal won hack RIA
wife. his s.!lGl,u ana evervirin1 ,tst
n"1e w" worth Ivlnx for in tie hearts
q these two wounded men n. had found
romeifins YOU ma hrd IN Russia, az
well a. any here else.
S'm"wh~re on a shelf in a Russian Of
no" lies a. Official report Of Serrfrs
k"ltScfin'a death. hut the same Sersius
k"itscnir Is living IL Paris. IappN and
respected. with his wife n chl!dren.