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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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Enough s-so that whe-when I go to a f-f-flor-ists and ask for a c-c-chh-chry-s-s-anth (whistle)c-m-mum, the th-thing wont w-wilt b-before Ig-get it.—Baltimore Trolley News. Get the Direction The wise thing to do nowadays is to investyour money in a going concern. Yes, and its also a wise thing to first findout which wav the concern is going.—Judge. Lending His Ear At a dinner given in the home of a prominentfamily one evening recently, the six year oldson of the house was permitted to sit next tohis father. After the hosts wife had madeseveral unsuccessful attempts to attract herhusbands attention, she finally said: He Felt Grateful I have never owned any automobiles, saidthe man who hadnt yet paid for his home,but I can say one thing in praise of them. What is that? inquired Henderson. They have made mortgages respectable. —Judge. Scratches Algy went out to shoot bears. Algy met a bear. The bear was bulgy; The bulge was Algy.—Exchange. 112 BALTIMORE AND OHIOEMPLOYES MAGAZINE
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PUBLIC POLICY It will be the policy of The Baltimore andOhio Company first of all, to endeavor to do effi-ciently all of the things that a public servantshould do. It will earnestly try to satisfy thereasonable requirements of the public for trans-portation. ** It is our desire that the people living alongour lines should feel that the Baltimore and OhioRailroad is a good neighbor, and if they are visitedby fire, flood or epidemic, they should instinct-ively call upon us first for assistance, because ofour potential strength and our willingness tohelp them. **We will treat our shippers and patrons withabsolute fairness and full consideration. Whenwe make a contract we will do our utmost to liveup to it. We want to deal with our patrons,shippers and passengers as two honorable mendeal with each other. From President Willards Addressat Deer Park, June 24, 1916

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