Railroad Man's Magazine 1912 February Honk & Horace Heroes of a new novel

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Railroad Man's Magazine 1912 February Honk & Horace Heroes of a new novel
 
Railroad Mans Magazine 1912 February
SERIALS.
Honk and Horace. Part I. (Illustrated.)  Emmet F. Harte  9
Tower " DC." Part V  C. W. Beets     84
The Flight of the Bald Eagle, Part II  Jared L Fuller  131
The Engine that Struck It Rich. Part II  Walter M. Bridges 178
SHORT STORIES
The Red Veto  Robert Fulkerson Hoffman        25
Waiting For a Woman. (Illustrated.)  Edward T. Glynn           51
Henriettes Honeymoon  Harry Tinkerton        95
Why Red Weakened  A. Herschin               105
Diamond Studs  George C Spear     120
Horigan-Peacemaker. (Illustrated.)  J. R. Stafford 143
" Never Again!"Augustus Wittfeld 155
Hennessey's Last Stake    (Illustrated)   Walton Burroughs 163
Peace at Last  George Foxhall      173
SPECIAL ARTICLES.
Ties that Bind (1.-The Order of Railway Conductors)   Thaddeus S Dayton 1
From Shack to President. (Illustrated)  George W. B Conrad 8
Great American Train Robberies. No  18  Horace H. Herr  20
Told in the Roundhouse. Part Ill. (Illustrated.) . . .Walter Gardner Seaver .32
Elusive Logan Nabs a Sleuth  Al Herron      40
Crack Engines of America  Arthur Curran  44
Errors that Were Made to Order  John Walters  56
Birth of the N.P. Felix G. Prentice  63
Main Line Matters  Neil Bramstead  77
Letters of an Old Railroad Man and His Son. No. 4    Herman Da Costa     99
"Got to Heaven with Both Feet"   Frank H. Brooks     108
Observations of a Country Station-Agent   No. 45. (Illustrated) J E. Smith  110
His Last Drink. True Story No. 64Marshall B. Rice  128
Pease, First Traction King  Arthur Stanley Riggs150
The Fight to Climb Grades  Pearson Macintosh159
Chasing the Clock     Olin Crawford  170
VERSE AND DIVERSE.
By the Light of the Lantern  72
Tell It to the Sup'rintendent. (Poem  )    Lydia M. Dunham O'Neil       149
Duty. (Poem.)  Charles Albert Williams      154
First Locomotive with Screw Reverse-Gear.      (Illustrated.)         176
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Coast-to-Coast Record  24
Frank Billings's Fine Record  31
Death of " Dave " Hazelton  43
Our Vast Lignite Fields .  50
Cables at a Dollar a Letter55
For Saving Time in Switching.71
Oldest (?) Engineer Passes Away94
World's Railroads-625,698 Miles104
Origin of Nicknames of Railroads           109
Big Electric Switcher Built       119
What Railroad Accidents Cost            130
Will She Be Master Mechanic?               142
Replaced Bridge in 49 Seconds        158
Starts New Relief Fund     162
Messenger-Boy Becomes Manager       169
On the Editorial Carpet        187


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