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Identifier: baltimoreohioemp03balt (find matches)
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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ty cigarettes, a large package of good tobacco,a box of matches and a reply post card. They cost twenty-five (25)cents apiece and as the Over Seas Club needs 200,000 packets a week,you can see what opportunity there is for you to give a deal of com-fort to some of the unfortunate fellows in the trenches. The post cards in the packets for which you pay will have yourname on them, and will probably be returned, Army post marked andcensored, by the recipients, with their thanks, to you. Furthermore,ackowledgment will be made in the Magazine of all contributions.You know how good a smoke tastes. You are always glad to give oneto a fellow railroader. Here is an opportunity to give the samepleasure to brother smokers who cant have it unless your generositymakes it possible. Send a dollar or more by check or money order, payable to theBelgian Soldiers Tobacco Fund to J. P. MORGAN & CO. 23 Wall Street, New York CityA mite of money from you means a month of comfort for aBelgian soldier. 32
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The pictures on this and the three following pages were secured by the late Major J. G. Pangbornduring his trip through European and Asiatic Russia, while the Trans-Siberian Railroad was being con-structed. They are interesting at this time particularly because over this line vast quantities of warmunitions and supplies are now being transported across Siberia to the Russian battle front. To;): Junction oi Iluropt-an anj A-i:nic hrancln- ol Ti:in--Sil)(Ti;in R:iilr;il. Midillo loft: I^ippiHa; wjiti-r iroin I Ik* river Ainui in f:usi riibiria for use in m-arhy villam-. Middle right: Public weishinE: scales in oast Siberian viJiaRO. Bottom: ConvietM pr«>parinj; rijiht-of-way for constniriion of railroad.

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