. Baltimore and Ohio employees Magazine . rman erzählt Wert des Schiffbaus 19 der amerikanische Schmelztiegel 21 Steen Little Thrift Stamps 22 EIN bisschen Lachgas 23 dont husten, dont niesen, dont Spit 24 Wilsons Call to Freemen Death Knell to Kaiserism 25 Our worst enemy, Unachtsamkeit 26 Passieren von Grafton Roundhouse 27 das amerikanische Rote Kreuz Ziele 29 Sicherheitslektion aus der Arktis 33 Pins is Pins 34 Baseball-Aktivitäten 35 Editorial 40 Service Flag Gedichte 41 Briefe von unseren Männern in Frankreich 43 Statement of Pension Feature 46 Sergeant T. H. Wales getötet über Dort 47 dachte ich nur Miss Floy Whitmo

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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . rman Tells Value of Ship Building 19 The American Melting Pot 21 Steen Little Thrift Stamps 22 A Bit of Laughing Gas 23 Dont Cough, Dont Sneeze, Dont Spit 24 Wilsons Call to Freemen Death Knell to Kaiserism 25 Our Worst Enemy, Carelessness 26 Passing of Grafton Roundhouse 27 The American Red Cross Aims 29 Safety Lesson from the Arctic 33 Pins Is Pins 34 Baseball Activities 35 Editorial 40 Service Flag Poems 41 Letters From Our Men in France 43 Statement of Pension Feature 46 Sergeant T. H. Wales Killed Over There 47 I Was Just Thinking Miss Floy Whitmore 48 Fire Prevention Message From President Wilson 50 Home Dressmakers Corner 51 Book Reviews 55 Safety First Roll of Honor 56 Among Ourselves 59 Published monthly at Baltimore, Maryland, by the employes of theBaltimore and Ohio Railroad to promote community of interest andgreater efficiency. Contributions are welcomed from all employes.Manuscripts and photographs will be returned upon request. Pleasewrite on one side of the sheet only.. 6 Appointments Announced by Federal Mana-gers of Eastern and Western Lines H. W. THOMPSON, Federal Mana-ger for the Allegheny Region, has announced a number ofappointments that affect theBaltimore and Ohio Lines, East, andthe new officials are now in their re-spective offices. The Federal Manageralso realigned a number of divisions ofthe Baltimore and Ohio and other rail-roads that are under his control. The appointments, effective July 1, were as follows: R. N. Begien, assistant to FederalManager (operating), with headquartersat Baltimore. J. M. Davis, Manager Baltimore andOhio New York Terminals, with head-quarters in New York. S. Ennes, General Manager Baltimoreand Ohio-Eastern Lines and of the Coaland Coke Railway, with headquarters inBaltimore. M. C. Byers, General Manager WesternMaryland Railway, Cumberland ValleyRailroad and Cumberland and Pennsyl-vania Railroad, with headquarters atHagerstown, Md. A. Fries, Traffic Manager, with head-qua

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• bookcentury1900
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• booksubjectbaltimo
• bookyear1912