029- Railroad Bridge Problems For Circus

Jerry of the circus for Jerry of the circus. Hey, see, Jerry, look out the window here.

What board, Bob? You can't see anything. It's too dark. Well, you can see that automobile road alongside the tracks. Golly, it's all under water. The lights from the windows of a train shine on it.

Looks almost like a river. More like a river than an automobile road. This part of the country is famous for heavy range. Boy, I'm sure glad we missed that last one. Have you been noticing how the train rocks back and forth?

Yeah, I sure had, Jerry. Well, that's caused the road beds been underwater recently. Well, isn't it dangerous to travel over? Oh, just not, Jerry. You know, it's for going long, pretty slow. The engineer knows his road, everywhere.

He's not going to take any chances. But that telegram Mr. Anil got from the railroad company, said it was dangerous. Well, that was referring to the bridge or trestle. It's an old one, and they're not so sure it'll hold our heavy load.

Oh, wonder we get to it. to it. Let's see about half past now. It's the old guess we ought to be getting there pretty soon now. Mr. Randall said he was going to examine the bridge and if it really is weak he was going to find another way to get the circus to the next down. That's just

like Sam. He'll go through most anything not to disappoint folks. Even take a chance of breaking part of his show. But how will we get across the bridge? Don't guess we'll get across from on hold of train. He'll figure something out he always does. Slowing down Here we are, Jerry. Let's be getting close to that tressel.