. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . The corporation offices of the Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad Company also sub-scribed 100 per cent, as follows: Presidents Office 12 $27,150 Secretarvs Office 5 800 Vice-Presidents Office 6 6,100 Comtrollers Office 5 500 Assistant Comptrollers Of-fice 6 900 Total Corporation 34 $35,450 Average per subscriber $1,043 Grand Total 3,137 $383,700 Average per subscriber $122 New York Terminals Subscriptions for the fourth loan to theamount of $30,500 have been raised bythe employes of the New York piers of theNew YorkTerminal, which includes $21,050raised at Pi
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . The corporation offices of the Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad Company also sub-scribed 100 per cent, as follows: Presidents Office 12 $27,150 Secretarvs Office 5 800 Vice-Presidents Office 6 6,100 Comtrollers Office 5 500 Assistant Comptrollers Of-fice 6 900 Total Corporation 34 $35,450 Average per subscriber $1,043 Grand Total 3,137 $383,700 Average per subscriber $122 New York Terminals Subscriptions for the fourth loan to theamount of $30,500 have been raised bythe employes of the New York piers of theNew YorkTerminal, which includes $21,050raised at Pier 22 North River, $1,550 atPier 7 North River, $3,650 at Pier 21East River, $1,050 at Pier 4 Wallabout,$2,450 at 26th Street Station, and $750at the eamp located at Pier 7 North total subscriptions for the thirdLiberty loan for the same piers amounted(Continued on page 61). NEWARK DIVISIONS SPECIAL TRAIN Miss MARY TRACY Influenza Departs With No Au Revoir^Shouted in Its Wake byRailroad Men OHE flu has gone, with no re-grets from officials and employesof the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-road. It left an indelible mark, for it clutchedin its relentless fingers some of the mostefficient officers and employes. It causeduntold suffering among employes andtheir families and all hope that it hasgone into exile, as has the worlds othergreat pest, the Kaiser. After about sixweeks of suffering the railroad workersare again taking up their tasks with theaccustomed vigor and soon the trafficwill be moving with that smooth regu-larity which marked it before the epi-demic raised its head. Few cases arereported on the Eastern Lines. The disease made many new , nurses and volunteers outsidethe medical profession all displayedwonderful courage and a spirit of un-excelled sacrifice when they were calledupon to battle against the influenza. Onevery side was heard
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