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Evening star., 1945-04-30

Of the seething, swaying crowd of
Russians, Poles, French, Czechs and
Austrians. cheering tn, Americans
in their native tongues.
The American colonel was rescued
by soldiers but the din kept up.
One American Prisoner.
Flags appeared and waved from
the barracks. There was even an
American flag, although only ont
American was held there. He is q
major from Chicago captured be-
hind German lines when he was or
special assignment for the once OF
Strategic Services.
The joyous crowd pressed the
weight Of thousands of frail bodies
against the wire. and it gave way
at one point. Like a break in q
dam, they rushed out, although still
penned up by the moat. .
Three tried to climb over the fenct
but were burned to death on the tor
wires, for the current still was on.
Two SS guards fired into the mass
from a tower, betraying their pres.
ence.
American infantrymen instantly
riddled the Germans. Their bodies
were hurled down into the moa,
amidst a roar unlike anything eve,
heard from human throats.
A few minutes later Gen. Linden
went inside the gates for hasty
inspection. He and four newsmer
were surrounded by Gordon ol
armed guards, but that didn't keer
us from being Rugged and kissed
half a dozen times by grimy, whisk-
cred, bandaged men of various ma.
tionalities.
1000 Bodies in Barracks.
Inside the barracks were more
than 1000 bodies-some shot by
guards in q wild melee last night
others victims of disease and starva-
ton.
Inside as well as outside were gas
chambers with adjacent crematory
ovens. Sid Olsen of Time Magazine
Walter Riddler of the St. Paul Dis
patch and I followed a fresh trail
of blood into one brick building with
q huge smokestack.
Almost 100 naked bodies were
stacked neatly in the barren room
with cement floors. They had come
from a room on the left marked
"brausebad" for shower bath"
1t really was a gas chamber, a
low-ceilinged room about 80 fee,
square. After Is or 20 persons were
inside, the doors were firmly sealed
and the faucets were turned on anc
poison gas issued. Then the bodies
were hauled into q room separating
the gas chamber from the crema.
torium. There were four oven,
with huge f1ue leading to 9
smoke -blackened stack.
Outside this building were ten.
of thousands of articles of clothing
stacked in orderly piles. Nearby
were discarded shoes.
Evening star., 1945-04-30
Lincoln
BY LOUIS p. LOCHNER,
Continued From First Page

tied to recognition and to place at
the conference far more than is Ar
gentina. which has taken no part
in the war and which for years was
regarded as far more friendly to the
Axis powers than to the United Ma
tions. Further, the Russians have
been antagonistic to Argentina on
the ground that it has been more
Fascist than democratic.
background Of Dispute.
The conference definitely agreed
last week that there will be no place
for Poland in the conference until
the government at Warsaw has been
"reorganized" in a way that will in
sure recognition by the four pow
ers sponsoring the Conference.-The
United States, Britain, Russia and
China. To win the recognition Of
the United States, Britain and
China, the reorganization must be
in accordance with the Big Three
agreement at Yalta. How soon this
reorganization can be accomplished
remains to be seen. It was q matter
which the Big Three foreign secre-
taries were expected to work on here
in San Francisco.
But Is the matter stood today, SO
Evening star., 1945-04-30

SCNOOI OF NufS- Fhthef Sun1vah.
ing. He also served rs auxiliary
chaplain to the student servicemen
IN Army and Navy programs ct the
university.
He was born in Framingham,
Mass, in 1907. He attended the
public schools in Springfield, Mass,
and Trenton, N. j., and graduated
at st. Mary's Cathedral High School
In Trenton. After . year In 1oyola
College in Montreal he entered the
Jesuit order in 1926 and received
the degrees of A. B. and M. A. from
Woodstock College, the Jesuit house
OF studies, near Baltimore,
Evening star., 1945-04-30
PENTECOSTAL
CHRIST RETURNETH

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voice of the archansel. and with the
trump OF God: and the dead in Christ
shall rise first; then we which are alive
I sesher Rsh them sa in the ea eioads to Up meet e
eyer hs With a ne Lerd;n Thss; ls;
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KNOWING THE TINE. that now IT
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and let US pu. on the armour of light"
'ae Which testif,eth these things saith.
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Evening star., 1945-04-30
.Cuncer Group Elects

Mrs. I. M. Hufford, 1907 King
street, Alexandria, was elected 8
member Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Virginia Cancer Foundation Of
the annual meeting Of the organi-
zation in Richmond. DR.. r. q.
Beachley, Arlington County health
oficer, was reelected . board
Evening star., 1945-04-30
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Duchuu
Continued From First Page)

and two SIS officers came out Of the
building behind white nag.
The Red Cross man said the real
heads of the camp had fed and
placed these two fellows in charge
of the camp last night" Gen. Lin
den said.
II accepted their surrender. load
ed the three of them in a jeep and
drove them down to the train and
made them look. One SIS fellow
asked for safe custody"
Bodies in 50 Railway Cars.
Infantrymen of the 18TH Regi-
ment, 45th Division, reached the
camps gate about the same time
as did 1t. Col. Donald Downward
Olympia, Wash. commander of the
I'd Battalion, 222d Regiment of the
42d Division.
Jan Yindrich, British war CORE.
spondent. and few minutes
later saw the same thing that
greeted the soldiers-39 open-type
railroad cars standing on a siding
which went through the walls of
AoNIlou SolAP
At first glance the cars seemed
loaded with dirty clothing. Then
you saw feet, heads and bony fingers.
More than half the cars were full
Of bodies, hundreds Of bodies.
Col. Downard was driving in a
jeep along a string of cars when a
soldier shouted: Come here, quick,
colonel, here's q live one!"
Col. Downward climbed over the
pile of bodies to one man, his neck
SO small and shrunken it scarcely
seemed capable of holding a head
He put the man in his jeep and
carried him to Q hospital where
plasma was keeping him alive.
Had Starved in Cars.
The best information we could
get was that this trainload Of pris-
oners-mostly Poles-had stood or
the tracks several days and most
of the prisoners had simply starved
to death. Others had been shot
through the head. Clothing had
been torn from some and their
wasted bodies bore livid bruises
Some had tried to escape: their
bodies lay along the tracks five
or six steps away. One, shot through
the head, was astride 4 bicycle.
This grisly spectacle was outside
the walls of the camp-along q
widely Travelled road inside the City
of Dachau where Bavarians passed
daily.
The civilians were looting an SIS
warehouse nearby, passing the death
train with no more than curious
glances at the American soldiers
Children even pedaled past the
bodies on bicycles and never inter-
rupted their excited chatter. Looted
clothing hung from their handle-
bars.
Seven thousand inmates were
marched away on foot in the last
few days, it was reported.
Colonel All But Mobbed.
The main part of the camp, where
$4,000 skinny men and women were
jammed into wooden barracks, Is
surrounded by q 15-foot-wide moat
through which q torrent of water
circulates. Atop q 10-foot fence ID
charged barbed wire.
t When Col. Cowling slipped the
lock in the main gate there still was
no sign Of life inside this area. He
looked around for q few seconds
land then tremendous human cry
Iroared forth. A flood Of humanity
poured across the tat yard-which
would hold half 4 dozen baseball
}diamonds-and Col. Cowling was all
but mobbed.
He was hoisted to the shoulders
Evening star., 1945-04-30
Many American Airmen
Liberated al Moosburq
By the Associated Presa.

By the AsSoc1ated Fress.
WITH THE UNITED STATES
Sd ARMY, April 30.-The United
States 18th Armored Division yes
terday liberated 27,000 Allied prison.
ers, including 4 large percentage
Of American airmen, at q prison
camp near Moosburg. ~ miles
northeast OF Munich.
The liberation followed q nine
mile dash by the 14th Armored
to the vicinity of Mossburg. The
Germans had marched the prisoners
there in recent days from various
parts Of Germany.
Evening star., 1945-04-30
Father Sullivan Of 6. U.
Becomes Army Chaplain

The Rev. Philip Sullivan, S. j., of
the Georgetown University faculty
was on his way today to join the
Army as a chaplain.
He will become the seventh chap
Evening star., 1945-04-30

lain contributed
to the armed
forces by the
Jesuit faculty of
the university.
For the last
two years Father
8 u ulliv an has
been stu u d e n t
counselor in the
college and the
school Of foreign
service and in
structor in re-
.1igton at the
school Of foreign
service and the
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19


cami. To je bio "a delo $ solitr-
no kislino ,nujno potrebno. Fo-
tofrafski aparat je bill monti-
ran ma traGnicah. v bunkerju je
bila elekricna napeljava in vo-
dovod. Ia cinkografija je bila
dragocena pridobitev,, sal SO il
ME prisli zigi, formularji mems
kih in italijanskih uradov, Ii
vilske karte, kliseji "a letake in
brosure. Delala je skoraj leto
dni.
Tiskarna "Tunel' je sbila v
stalni neyarnosti, da jo narasea-
joce okupatorjevo nasilje od-
krije. Tega so Sc tiskarji dobro
zavedali. Vedeli so pa tudi, da
osvobodilni tisk ne SINE zastati
niti "a en- dan. ;9~~. ~ o> .'r
(Nadaljeuanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19
Pozrtvovalni tiskarji so ma

Pozrtvovalni tiskarI so ma
logo nitro resili.
v Ljubljani SO zgradili llovo
tiskarno, XII je bila boljsa in
bolje urejena kot "Podmorni-
ca. Bila je zidana in opremlje-
ma. z elektriko. V prostor Sc je
bilo treba splaziti po trebuhu.
Tezava. je bila samo z zrace-
MEM in stirje stalni prebivalci
so 81 ponoei odpirali who'd, da
so dobili svezega zraka. Oh
vhodu v prostor je bila stavni-
ca z edvema omarama erk, ma
drugem koncu rocni tiskarniski
stroj ma nozni pogon tipa "T-
gel'. "Spalnica" je bila pod
stropom, ker ma tleh nj bilo pro-
stora. Novi = tiskarni so rekli
"TuneI".
V kratkem easu je bilo "a vse
potrebeg Osvobodilne fronte do
wolf dokumentov, osebnih izkaz-
mic in dovolilnic "a prehod bio
ka.
Bill so tako dobro napravlje-
nj, da okupator nj odkril, da so
ponarejeni.
Poleg "uradnih" dokumentov
je tiskarna tiskala "Slovenske-
ga porocevalca" v nakladi 1O,-
900 izvodov in napravila vrsto
brosur, v katerih je Osvobodil-
ma fronta budila in organizira-
la slovenski narod v boju prot
okupatorjem. V tel tiskarni je
izsla prva zbirka partizanskih
pesmi, zbirka Mateja Bora z
naslovom "Previharimo vihar.
je". Marsikdo, XII je zbirko bral
nj vedel, v kako tezkih razme.
rah je. bila natiskana. Ma zbir.
XII sledov ilegalnega della nj bile
opaziti.
Tisk te tiskarne je bill oprem.
lien tudi slikami, "a katere
so v zacetku izdelovale kliseje
legalne cinkografije. Kliseji sc
bill nujno potrebni "a izvrsite,
vrste dokumentov, XII jih je
okupator stalno izpreminjal
Ker legalne cinkografije vsegs
della MISC mogle izvrsiti, je bile
treba misliti ma lastno cinko.
grafijo.
Ia je bila kmalu urejena '
neki viii. V prostor sc je prisle
ma ia nacin, da sc je z elektric'
MIN stikalom premaknila cels
stena. Prostor je bill stiri me
tre dolg, tri metre visok in We!
oblozen S porcelanastimi plosci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19
Slovenski narod sc bo branil


Slovenski narod sc DO branil,
ker je napaden, ker je njegov
boj pravicen, ker je obramba
njegova dolznost.
Zbral bo vse narodne sile, jim
organiziral in jih naslonil ma
tiste sile v svetu, XII so mu ma
klonjene.
Sile odpora bo budil, organi-
ziral in usmerjeval slovenski
narodno osvobodilni tisk.
Nova beseda je v rokah slo-
venskih ljudi. Ma zidu je prilep-
lien letak, XII tt v jedrnatih be-
sedan pripoveduje, da je zavih-
tel mad teboj krvavo sekiro kru-
tt okupator. TAX letak najdes
ma cesti, ma hodniku svoje hise,
v pisemskem nabiralniku.
Upor!
V slovenskih hribih ze polka
10 partizanske puske. Borci Sc
zbirajo v hribih mad Zagorjem,
ma gorenjski Jelovici, v gorah
okrog Savinjske doline.
Upor!
Zedinimo Sc! &c bono vsi
skupaj, bono postal mocni,
mocnejsi kot okupator. Tri glav-
ne politicne skupine: komuni-
sticna Partija Slovenije, krscan-
ski socialist in demokraticni del
Sokolov, so Sc zedinile v enot-
no Osvobodilno fronto sloven-
skega naroda. Kulturni delavci
so Sc takoj pridruzili. Sc stiri-
najst drugih politicnih skupin
in raznih krozkov Sc je priklju-
clio. Program je kratek in ja-
sen: upor! LIE boj je nasa re-
sitev! BOZ je pot v svobodo! V
tenn boju nismo sami. Sovjetska
zveza ma vzhodu, Anglia in
Amerika ma zahodu so nasi "a
veznikie Toda vsi tt so Sc zelo
dalec, "a enkrat je boj ma nash
ramah.
Letaki, spomenice in brosure
bude, zdruzujejo in kazejo pot,
Napisani SO roko, S pisalnim
strojem, razmnozeni ma sapiro-
gravski kozi, ma ciklostilu, ved-
no vec pa je re tiskanih.
Ma slovenskem nj tiskarne,
XII je v okupatorjevih seznamih,
in XII bi mogla te stvari tiskati.
Okupator je buden, pazi in kon-
trolira.
V zahodnem delu Ljubljane
pa della dan in noe tiskarna,
kakrsne slovenska tiskarska
zgodovina ne pozna. Globoko
pod zemljo tece majhen tiskar-
ski stroj, XII tiska besedo, XII jo
okupator divje preganja.
Dekle, XII je neslo novo bese-
do, so v zaporu neusmiljeno
mucili in nato odpeljali v inter-
nacijo. Delavca, XII je med dve-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19

Takrat Sc je zgodilo neka!j
nezaslisanega.
Ma Krsko pole so pripeljali
gestapovci tri automobile slo-
venskih otrok, jih zmetali ma
kup, polili z bencinom in zazga-
Ii.
Sedaj so bile stvari popolno-
ma jasne.
Sekiro, XII je nastavljena ma
slovenski narod, je treba izpod-
biti!
Upor!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19

ma deskama nesel "Slovenske-
ga poroeevalca' so ma mestu
ustrelili.
Toda ilegalni tisk Sc vkljub
temu razsirja ma vse strani.
Tiskarna v zahodnem delu
Ljubljane je prva partizanska
Etiskarna v Sloveniji in il je ime
"Podmornica". Ljudje, XII delajo
" njej, 2 ljubeznijo izgovarjajo
memo ime. Velikokrat udre vo-
da v podzemski prostor. Seize
do gleznjev in treba je poiskati
vedra in jo iznasati, sicer bi "a
lila. tudi stroj. Stroj pa tece
dan in noe, voda "a partizan-
sko tiskarno nj TAXA ovira, i da
bi delo zastalo. Ohrog tiskarne,
" Ljubljani in v SloveniJi, Je
polno fasistov in nacistov, XII
delajo silo slovenskemu narodu.
Proti tel sill je treba postaviti
drugo, mocnejso, vztrajnejso!
Mokra, majhna in stisnjena
"Podmornica" nj mogla zado-
stiti vsem potrebam. Nasilje pa
je bilo vsak dan vecje in upor
je bilo treba stopnjevati, treba
je bilo veliko borcev, velik o
tiska.
Delo "Podmornice" je podpr-
10 sto in tisoc rok. Nj bilo It's
karskih strojev, toda bilo je do
wolf dobre wolfe in poguma.
takrat je sto in sto mastnih cr-
nih valjarjev zdrselo po belih
polah papirja, takrat Sc je IT,
soc in tisoc belih pol ovilo cr-
mega valjarja preprostega ciklo-
stila.
Ciklostilska tehnika tiska, S
katero je vcasih Student raz-
mnozeval predavanja, je po-
stala koristno in uspesno oroz-
je proti okupatorju. VISA Ljub-
llama je bila v kratkem prepre-
zena ciklostilskimi tiskarna.
mi. Delalo sc je v sobah in ku.
hinjah. Cd tod Sc je bio treba
umakniti v podstresja in v kle-
ii, cd tod v zakrite prostore in
v bunkerje.
Ciklostilske tiskarne so dele
"Podmornice" mocno podprle
in jo tudi prezivele. Tudi v maj
tezjih cash so delale. Ljublja.
ma nj bila nikoli niti "a teden
brez partizanskega tiska. Te
tiskarnice so razmnozile vsakc
stevilko "Slovenskega poroce'
valca'', osrednjega glasila Osvo'
bodilne fronte, v taken stevilu
da je naklada zadostovala "a
Ljubljano in dezelo.
"Podmornico" je v februarju
1912 leta zadela nepredvidena
nesreca. Takrat je okupator oh.
dal Ljubljano z zicnim blokom
zica je sla tik mimo mise, kje1
je bila tiskarna. Zaradi preve.
like kontrole oh bloku je bi
ekspedit onemogocen in tiskarna
je morala prenehati z delom.
Novo okupatorjevo nasilje,
XII Sc je pokazalo v blokiranju
Ljubljane, je mocno oviralo pre-
hod IL mesta ma dezelo. Prehod
je bill namrec mozen samo S po.
sebnimi okupatorjevimi dovolil-
nicami, XII jih marsikateri della
vec Osvobodilne fronte nj mogel
dobiti. V tezavnem polozaju 81
je bilo treba pomagati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19
Sredi leta 1911.

Sredi leta 1911.
Narod oh Soci, gornji Saw,
srednji Draw in Muri preziv-
liza najtezje dni svoje zgodovi-
ne.
Primorci in Istrani so obu-
PAM. Jugoslavija, XII so jo nosi-
Ii v svojih srcih kot veliko upa-
ME, je preteklo pomlad klavr-
no propadla. Itahjanski fasisti
sede v Ljubljani. Tega sloven-
ski Primorci in Istrani ne mo-
rejo razumeti.
Ma Gorenjskem je vse naro-
be. Lepe gorenjske cerkve in
Sole so prazne in zaprte. Hotter
je pregnal duhovnike in ucite-
lie. Ponosnim Gorenjcem meri-
jo naduti tujci lobanje in pre-
iskujejo, kaksne rase so. Vsak
teden jih ma novo popisejo, tu-
di zadnja kura je re v nemskih
spiskih.
Ma slovenskem Koroskem sa-
mo Drava Sc zivi svoje stare
zivljenje.
Ma slovenskem stajerskem je
Sc huje. Tam Sc ze izpolnjuje
Hitlerjeva zapoved: Napravite
mi stajersko nemsko! V grma-
dab gore slovenske knjige, dol
gi vlaki in kolone avtobusov dr.
We po lepih stajerskih cestah. V
teh vlakih in avtobusih sede
stajerski mozje, zene, fantje in
dekleta in otroci. Strgali so jih
S svojih domov, majhnimi GU
licami gredo svet - izgnanci.
Deset tisoci. Dan in noe.
Po Dolenjski sc plazi italian
ski okupator in ze snema svoje
rokavice. Tudi njegov nacrt je
isti kot Hitlerjev: opraviti S
tenn ljudstvom, zbrisati to pac-
ko slovenske krvi med nemskim
in italijanskim imperijalizmom.
Ia juzni krvnik gov0ri amedene
besede, cato je Sc bolj odvra-
ten.
Postopek prvega in druge-
ga okupatorja posnema. tretji
okupator Madzar: v slovenskem
Prekmurju je velikodusen in
obesa.
Nikoli nj bilo ma Slovenskem
toliko solza in obupa kot v cr-
mem poletju leta 1941. Trije
rabbi mrcvarijo razkosano slo-
vensko telo. Vsi mislijo, da so
zmagovalci. Vsi mislijo, da ne
bodo nikoli odgovarjali "a svo-
je zlocine. Zato so divji in ne
premisljeni. To prav "a prav
MISC ljudje. Turki pred stoletji
So bill primeri z mimi svetni-
XII.
Slovenski narod je obsojen
ma smrt.
Majhna sekira podere tudi
najvecje drevo. Ma dober mill
jon Slovencev pa je navalila te-
ia milijonskih narodov S seve-
ra, juga in vzhoda. Nemci, Itali-
JAM in Madzari so imeli samo
izucenih rabljev "a unicevanje
narodov velikokrat vecje Stew
10 kot je bilo vseh Slovencev
skupaj.
Majhna sekira podere tudi
najvecje drevo, ker sc ne more
braniti. V zdravem narodu lie
pa veliko sill, brezprimerno We
liko sill, XII Sc lahko branijo. Te
sile je treba zbuditi, jih organi-
zirati, jih nasloniti ma tiste sile
v svetu, XII so ii naklonjene, in
takrat lahko dvignes svojo
trudno glavo in sc zacnes boriti
z neupogljivo vero.
Takrat Sc je zgodilo nekaj
nezaslisanega.
Ma Krsko polje so pripeljali
gestapovci tri automobile slo-
venskih otrok, jih zmetali ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19
ZEN S K E

"a snazenje uradov " sredi-
Sou downtown nahajajocega
poslopja. Oh vecerih. Polni
cas- ali delhi cas-. Dobra pla-
ca cd ure. Stalno delo. Zgla-
site Sc pri preddelavki v So
bi 800
HANNA BLDG.
18th & Euclid Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19

Ranking second to agriculture in
Iowa's resources, coal has been
mined for e5 years. Twenty-two
counties produce II. From 3K mil
lion tons in 1880, II increased to .
million in the peak year Of 1917. Ia
1910, 297 mines employed $4,000
men. Recently the output has
peace there Is q good indication that
states industries need this fuel and
IL mining operations win contribute
70 the Nations wealth behind War
Bonds. D. S. 7yssssy DspsrsHsss
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-19
S11ke IL oSVobod11lle
borbe v S1ovenijl
Por+izonske +iskorne SIoveniii

da Propaganda oddlek Gvnesa siaba Narodne
vojske in Partizanskih odredov slovenije
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-04-06

On the railroad right Of way that
ran past our farm was a marker
which said: "Omaha SO miles," How
many times I had looked at that and
wondered what Omaha was like. In
1898, Omaha announced it was going
to have an Exposition" and, soon
the papers were filled with stories
about the Exposition. By the time
summer arrived, everybody in our
neighborhood was talking about the
Exposition. Some had already gone
and had brought back GREATNESS
tales of what they'd seen.
Enoch Day, a neighbor who lived
half mile from US, had sold his
farm and gone to Omaha. Pa said
anybody who sold his farm and
moved to a city had seen his best
days. Ma had always correspondent
with Mrs. Day, so now Mrs. Day
wrote and said that if we would
come to the Exposition we could
stay with them. To my great de-
light, Pa said that as soon as we'd
harvested, we'd go. Omaha, I'd
actually see it with my own eyes!
At last the great day came. It
was arranged that Phebe was to
stay at home "to take care Of
things; one of the neighbors was
to come in and chore. So we got in
the hack and the neighbor who was
to do the chores drove us to Wilcox,
and we got on the train. AS many
times as I'd watched trains roar
past our farm, I'd never been on
one. But now was on one and it
was racing along at an incredible
speed. Cinders beat through the
windows on the red plush seats and
smoke filled our eyes. But that was
all right We were going to the
Exposition! Every now and then