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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2167, 4 June 1914, Page 6

Four mon entered a first*elass tat* riaj?© of a» escutaj'oa trftin at ThorndoiTßailway Station yesterday ttojmiug, Jicttksd themselves in their ecats, arid commenced "a littlo gswo of eards." As the train moved out oi! tho statWu the Moi'tet csfaujentcd Upon the- eoitifortnble., aecoojinodatiaa and spoke rather slightingly of those "foolish" psrsans wto went to the espeaso • oi procuring fcst-daSs t'iofcets whe.fi- sec■enEl«elass tickets would serve tho jmrpose. Presently the guiifd entered the carriage He esaaiied the tiekets of the *4ird-playets. Then, after iavtag somcthiftij to eay.w them, he left h? th<! dcor hj T?l}icli he had euteied and raturaeil■lμ a few niimates rrith. jj.'ii ffir specter. Tli* font men, .it appears, had second-class tickets oii.fi they hjd to pav' excess fares,, while the <rthw oeeaimnts of the- cawfoise, liatin* overlw.'irfl the- <javly CouViVrsatton of tlic quartet, orailod Ijreadly- XtorneMus ot];or cxcvifsionists ivf-ro caltotl itpon to pay cseess fares {{urine; the instming , beeauso they had liwellod in first-dass carriages on socomk'lass tiekci s. Softie irfHsrcl to pay t\w. extra moaey stud niU, if. is isiiierftwclj lit) procfedstl ggaiiiit by the Railway Bejaitmartv