. La rivista dei dipendenti di Baltimora e Ohio . e hanno pensato che tu fosse morvalutabile proprio qui a casa sulla strada che sui combattimenti lì Per dire nothingof che avete vostra madre per support.sembra come se io ricordo che hanno detto che potrebbero ottenere i lotti dei soldati, butthat che stava andando avere un awfultime che ottiene abbastanza uomini di trasporto sui terailroads qui a casa. Sembra come thoughtheughthey li ha voluti abbastanza brutto a destra dove siete. Naturalmente non si conosce che cosa theyre fare. OH, lo so tutto, Jimmybroke dentro. Questo può essere tutto vero, butit aint combattimenti! I aint rischiando un thinghere, mentre il

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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . gistrationboard and they figured you was morevaluable right here at home on the roadthan over there fighting—to say nothingof you having your mother to support.Seems as though I recollect they saidthey could get lots of soldiers, butthat they was going to have an awfultime getting enough freight men on therailroads here at home. Seems as thoughthey wanted you pretty bad right whereyou are. Of course they dont knowwhat theyre doing. Oh, I know all about that, Jimmybroke in. That may all be true, butit aint fighting! I aint risking a thinghere, while the boys at the front arerunning all the chances. Its just plainevery-day work with me, as though therewasnt any war. I aint doing my shareand Im going to resign and enlist, thatsall. Wait a minute, said the old man.Lets figure this thing out. Lets sup-pose your best friend was having analmighty tough tussle with another chap.For the sake of argument lets say theywas fighting with bricks—although theymay not have been Irishmen, at that.. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 10 Lets say you go over and offer to helplick the other geezer, and your friendsays hell lick him alone, all right, if hecan only get enough bricks. He asksyou to keep supplying him with bricks.Wouldnt you be a blasted fool to insiston fighting, when youd both run out ofbricks in a little while? Wouldnt it bebetter to keep supplying him with thebricks he needs? Dad lit his pipe, which had gone out through lack of at-tention. Go on, said Jimmy. Imlistening. Well, Uncle Sam is your best friend.Hes having the worst tussle of his lifewith a mighty strong enemy. He canget enough men to fight for him—if hessupplied with enough stuff for them tofight with. Hes got to have the bricks!And thats why a lot of us have got tostay at home and keep the stuff movingto him. If we all go over and fight, soon well all run out of bricks. Andwhen the war is won, wont the fellowswho kept the supplies going over to oursoldier

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