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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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ards and dont know yethow much I paid for them. When I asked theChinaman the price he said, well, I dont knowwhat the dickens he did say, and a lot of otherdope I couldnt get and it was no use to brakehim. So I pulled out what Chink money I hadand held it out to him. He took out a couple to occupy segregated seats. We had some time.We couldnt understand what they were sayingor singing. The play sure did look foolish tous, but we had fun out of it any way. The nativesseemed to think it was great. We sure didlaugh at the stunts they pulled off, for it wasabsolutely foolish looking to us. Thats whatmade it comic to us. We clapped our handsevery time the natives would just as if we knewall about what was going on. We are not goingto Vladivostok, Russia, this trip. I am glad I am not a married man on this joblike some of them are, for they are all the timeraving about getting home. You see that stuffdont worry Jim or me, for we know that we haveno home around this part of the globe that we
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SCENE AT RAILWAY STATION AT CHIN WANG TAO of coins, bowed and tipped his cap. So I figuredI was square with him. I left there looking forthe post office; well I found it all right, but whenI did I discovered I had passed it a dozen timesor more. Jim and I like the ship fine, except when thesea gets rough, and we sure have had somerough sailing the last couple trips; all we can dothen is drink lemonade. Its fine business whenthe pond is smooth. We went ashore in Japan. Several of us wentto a show that night. When we got inside therewas a sign on the wall in big letters and plainEnglish which said FOREIGNERS. We had □ can go to; furthermore, we dont want any homein these countries. The United States is theonly place in the world and the more of thesecountries I see the better I like the good oldU. S., and a ride on the old Baltimore and Ohiowould sure be a treat for both of us. We bothsend our best wishes and regards to all. Wish-ing you and the Baltimore and Ohio good luckand success

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