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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
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y got my eye on a likelylooking chap for your successor. Kelly wasnt at the entrance of thetunnel nor at his watchbox, as I ascer-tained after an hours stalking. Thatmeant he was either inside or else hadgotten wind of my intentions and fled.As there was no possibility of his suspect-ing anything it meant that I would haveto go in after him. Knowing the manand his reputation for shooting first andinvestigating afterward, I determined togo in without a light. As I entered a coal digger camethundering west. The three engines,made necessary by the heavy grade, leftthe tunnel filled with suffocating gases.It was now or never, I thought, andplunged in. Fifty feet inside and the gloom changedfrom gray to black. There was no soundexcept the dripping of water and theclatter of ballast as I stumbled overthe ties. The center ditch proved toorough, so I kept to the eastbound track,where it was not quite so bad. I was ina world by myself, a black, coughingworld, filled with many vague terrors. 13
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■HE HEARD STF. COmNG AND SCRAMBLED TO HIS FEET- 1

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