. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . AGENTS OFFICE, NOBLE, ILL. 39 40 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE. B. & O. STATION, NOBLE, ILL. Note the neat manner in whichthe grounds and station are kept by and his associates, who take apersonal interest in keeping it so. NOT A GOOD THING FORSAFETY Last week, on one of our passengertrains, and in starting away from astation where there were no gates forpassengers to pass through, as in ourlarge cities, I noticed a woman withan umbrella and several packages rushfor the train, which had started to moveand had already gained consi
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . AGENTS OFFICE, NOBLE, ILL. 39 40 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE. B. & O. STATION, NOBLE, ILL. Note the neat manner in whichthe grounds and station are kept by and his associates, who take apersonal interest in keeping it so. NOT A GOOD THING FORSAFETY Last week, on one of our passengertrains, and in starting away from astation where there were no gates forpassengers to pass through, as in ourlarge cities, I noticed a woman withan umbrella and several packages rushfor the train, which had started to moveand had already gained considerablespeed. The agent ran after the womanand attempted to help her on while thetrain was in motion. A serious accidentwas very narrowly averted. No one,especially a woman, should attempt toget on a moving train, and our agentsand employes should dissuade themfrom doing so rather than attempt tohelp them on. From this same train a man had gottenoff to make a purchase in a store andattempted to jump on the train after ithad started. This is the way passengersare, very often, seriously injured orkilled.—Su
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