. Rivista dei dipendenti di Baltimora e Ohio . ce mi ha detto: Avete letto Bruce Bartons articlein l'ultimo numero del Magazineon americano quanto denaro vi soddisferebbe? E' successo che avevo letto e rito con gioia questo interessante simposio di opinionsda uomini d'affari rappresentativi di tutto il paese. Il sig. Cochran ha detto: La cosa che mi ha impressionato era questo: Così molti degli uomini intervistati dal sig.. Barton ha detto che non avevano mai dato molta considerazione hisquisk; che la prima invita erano stati ansiosi di guadagnare una competenza sub-stantial ma che quando hadaccumularono questo erano così tanto

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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ce he said to me: Have you read Bruce Bartons articlein the last issue of the American Magazineon How Much Money Would Satisfy You? It happened that I had read and en-joyed this interesting symposium of opinionsfrom representative business men all overthe country. Mr. Cochran said: The thing that impressed me was this—that .so many of the men interviewed byMr. Barton said they had never given hisquestion much consideration; that early inlife they had been anxious to earn a sub-stantial competence but that when they hadaccumulated this they were so much in love■with their work that they kept right ongoing, and not primarily because theywanted to make more money. After all, it is love for your work and forachieving something that makes you happyin your job. Fireman William White, Staten Island Lines, SavesTrespasser from Death By G. J. GooLic ON May 6, while No. 975, engine 1349, was running between Hugenot andAnnadale, Fireman William White, Jr., obsecved a trespasser walking close to. H. A. Cochran, recently appointed Coal Traffic Manager the westward track on which train wasrunning. He called engineers attention to theman, and whistle was sounded and bell rung. Disregarding these warning signals, thetrespasser came closer to the westwardtrack, and engineer applied his emergencybrake. In the meantime. Fireman Whitewent out on front of engine, and as it wasabout to strike the trespasser, lifted andswung him clear of the locomotive. Investigation developed that the manwas under the influence of liquor and unableto care for himself. He was placed on boardtrain and taken to St. George. By his prompt action. Fireman Whiteundoubtedly saved the trespasser fromserious injury or perhaps death, and he hasbeen warmly commended by his superiorofficers. Good Work Wins Promotion forTicket Clerk Harry B. Kight ANUMBER of 3ears ago the westend of the Cumberland Divisionwas represented but indifferently inthe Among Ourselves Department of o

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