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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Railroads -- Employees -- Periodicals Railroads -- United States -- Employees
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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erds with their flocks, and always thereis the brown dog with the shepherd. Ata little town calW Aries we had lunch.After walking through the narrow streets,where they have the wooden shoes and redashes for sale, we took the train for Nice Part V Nice, on the First Day France A fairy book from which I learn new tales each day;The people of her charming land are fairies gay. And though our words they may not speak—we clasp their hands—The language of a grateful heart each understands. ARRIVING at Nice, tired and hungry,dirty and sleepy, we were delightedto be met by a delegation of girls,dressed in the old Niceoise costumes whichare revived for festal occasions. Theypresented us with handsome bouquets of roses and little painted gourds tied withred, while, and blue ribbons. Then therewere addresses of welcome by the Mayorand the Prefect, and we were taken to the-lovely Hotel des Palmiers. By the time-we had finished dinner and unpacked our 32 Baltimore and Ohio Magazine, June, ig2j
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PLEASURE AND EDUCATION , , , At BleiraacD Jrt the schoollen o-ir girls dressedhow the American ConTmittee takes care of the French babies. 5- Pausing in reverence at Belleau Wood Cemetery before the graves of some of our own ^oys who were lostiii the battles around Chateau Thierry. 6. Railroad girls rid ng in a French side-door Pullman which still carries the sign: 40 HOMMES, 8 CHE-VAUX- StaXg in the doorway is Miss Lauer; the others, left to right are: Miss Stevens, Miss Laferriere (of the Southern Pacific Railway), and MissSpentler. T Delegates viewing ke ruins of the Soissons. 8. Enjoying a Sunday afternoon promenade through the historic old streets of St. Emilion Baltimore and Ohio Magazine. June, iQ2j 33 bags it was midnight so we could do nothingmore than crawl into our high, feather beds.These French beds are most dehghtful andmost restful. My own little bed at homeis mighty comfortable, but if I had one likethis in which I am now lying as I write this,I know I should have my b

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