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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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ho was recently mar-ried. Her happy disposition has been a brightspot in our office for the last four years. How-ever, in our weak way we will try to keep upthe work which she so charmingly did ascorrespondent for the Magazine, and will send,from time to time, such items from our stationas we think will be of interest to our friendsalong the line.* It was with deep regret that we learned ofthe death of Oscar Wacker, who was asso-ciated with us at South Chicago during thelast few years. Mr. Wacker was both admiredand loved by all those employed at thisstation. EDWARD j\,/ii.N .-^.nDEK.SOX Ohio Division Correspondent, C. N. BeyerleyChillicothe, Ohio Divisional Safety Committee A. A. LvMS Chairmaa, Superintendent R. C. Wescott Trainmaster Wm. Graf Road Foreman of Engines H. E. Greexwood Master Mechanic C. H. R. Howe Division Engineer Dr. F. H. Weidemaxn Medical Examiner E Cole Supervisor E. E. JoHNSox Agent, Athens, O. C. P. Cleveland Conductor THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES ALVGAZINE n
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engines —this big 400-ton MaJlet and the little 3-ounceSouth Bend Watch—both made to run on time! For the South Bend Watch is designed with thespecial needs of modem railway service in mindquite as much eis is the mighty mogul. Made to withstand the jars and jolts and tre-mendous vibration of a long hard run in a waythat few^ watches will do. Designed to keep theaccurate second time your work requires. Every South Bend Studebaker Railroad Watchis guaranteed against any cost of changes intime requirements within 5-years. This appliesnot only on your present road but on any roadto which you may transfer. This is an insurance feature no other watch gives you. It isyour guarantee that no better raihoad watch can be made. Write for interesting booklet and specimen copy of the5-year insurance certificate. SOUTH BEND WATCH COMPANY 1811 Studebalcer Street South Bend, Indiana South Rend Watches Known by their bands of Purple Ribbon R. R. Papers—Nov. Please mention our magazine when writi

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