. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ovement for the preser-vation of life, as much so as protecting my coun-try or my family. I will always protect myself by wearinggoggles where pieces of metal are liable to flyand strike my eyes. I, as a laborer, will hold fast to all rules pro-mulgated for my safety. I will never take a chance when a safe way willprevent an accident. I pledge myself insofar as accidents are con-cerned, to be a protectionist. I will always do all I can to stop the loss of lifeand to prevent accidents. I, in the interest of myself and fellows, willcultivate safety habit
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ovement for the preser-vation of life, as much so as protecting my coun-try or my family. I will always protect myself by wearinggoggles where pieces of metal are liable to flyand strike my eyes. I, as a laborer, will hold fast to all rules pro-mulgated for my safety. I will never take a chance when a safe way willprevent an accident. I pledge myself insofar as accidents are con-cerned, to be a protectionist. I will always do all I can to stop the loss of lifeand to prevent accidents. I, in the interest of myself and fellows, willcultivate safety habits. I will never work about machinery until Iadvise myself it is safe. I will never impoverish my family or reducemy earning capacity by being careless. I will not take a chance at the risk of myIifeor injury to my body. I will be first in the safety army, fighting todrive the careless from its ranks. HAVING EYES THAT SEE OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE RAILROAD MEN OF THE UNITED STATESBy Howard Elliott General Managers Office, Salt Lake Route. MOVE the adoptionof the following res-olutions: That, whereas, therailroads of theUnited States arenow confronted witha serious shortageof net revenue, and Whereas, the increased authority ofnational and state commissions has nar-rowed the field through which economiesmay be practiced until virtually the onlyflexible method left is by increasing thecapacity of the individual employes, andWhereas, the tendency against over-specialization is both logical and natural;and Whereas, the most important part ofeverything is the beginning and that,while the specialist may be needed toapply the remedy, any average individualcan see the disease; Now, therefore, be it resolved, by eachemploye of ever} railroad in the UnitedStates, that he appoint himself a commit-tee of one who, having eyes that see,will observe what is going on about him,report improper conditions, make sug-gestions as to improving the service, andin every other way consider the railroad
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