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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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0.Chillicothe, 0.Chillicothe, 0.Chillicothe, 0.Lima, 0.Knox, Ind.E.Side,Toledo,0.Miamisburg, 0.Dayton, 0.Dayton, 0..Dayton, 0. Ticket Inspection on EnglishRailroads A^ RECENT resolution arrived at bythe railroad companies of GreatBritain to enforce all passengersto exhibit their contract and com-mutation tickets while traveling—a prac-tice not strictly adhered to in formertimes—will result in the introduction of anew shape of ticket, the size and shape of ahalf dollar, on the London and SouthWestern Railway. The disc will be enclosed in a micacovering with a metal case, leaving thelettering on the ticket plainly visible.The outer case is designed for attachmentto a watch chain or hand bag, or it maybe worn as a wristlet or badge. We surmise that the reason for this isexplained by the recently issued restric-tions in regard to unnecessary travel onthe English railroads. Another naturalconclusion would be that the frequent in-spection of the tickets will help decreasethe spy menace.
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STANDARD TRACK WEST OF LOWELLVILLE, ON THE NEW CASTLE DIVISION .K^i^^-^vm^^^rff,..^. — t* r- -#^ :^^iX ^5--j :saiiBiiii THE OPERA CLUB LEANING ( A.MDKN > lATIOX ^^H. M. S. Pinafore Has SuccessfulVoyage to Cumberland MiOXDAY, February 19, was a big-da) for our Cumberland em-^^^ ployes. The boys of the Fifth^si^tsdf Kegiinent, Maryland NationalGuard, got their first opportunity totread Maryland soil there on that dayafter seven months on the border, andthe excitement of their presence washeightened by the arrival at 1.30 p. m.of the one hundred and forty membersof the Baltimore and Ohio Opera Club.They had come out in two special steelcoaches on the train leaving Baltimoreat 8 a. m. with a splendid luncheonserved on one of our dining cars by)Mr. Baughs men (steward Thiermen incapable charge) comfortably stowedaway. Representatives of the Cuml)erlandDivision, chief clerk G. A. McGinn, thechairman of the Cumberland - Pina-fore committee, at their head, conductedthe opera troupe to th

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