The Railroad Man's Magazine

The Railroad Man's Magazine, March 1910 This March 1910 issue of The Railroad Man's Magazine contains three serials: "Without Lights" by J. Aubrey Tyson, "Breaking the Combine" by William S. Wright, and "The Daughter of the Idol" by John Mack Stone (Part V). Featured short stories include "The Fight at Battle Draw" by Earle C. Wight, "With His Fingers Crossed" by Harry Bedwell, "Tagged by Cupid" by Harry Pence, and "And 'Goober' Browne Slept" by James Francis Dwyer. Other fiction includes Robert Fulkerson Hoffman's "Nutley, the Stickler," Robert T. Creel's "When the Devil Drives," and Frank L. Packard's "The Rebate." Special articles cover railroad operations and history, including "The Pennsylvania's Conquest of New York," "Neath the Shade of the Old Water-Tank," and installments of ongoing columns about railroad men. Verse, technical articles on railroad patents, and practical railroad-related information complete the issue.