The Railroad Man's Magazine, April 1910

The Railroad Man's Magazine—April 1910 This issue of *The Railroad Man's Magazine* contains four serials-in-progress: "A Heart of the North" by George Van Schaick (Part I), "Without Lights" by J. Aubrey Tyson (Part II), "The Daughter of the Idol" by John Mack Stone (Part VI), and "Breaking the Combine" by William S. Wright (Part II). The short stories include "Ronan's Five Minutes" by Robert Fulkerson Hoffman, "The Stolen Ten Thousand" by D. C. Freeman, "How Komo Bill Went East" by William David Ball, "Donnelly's Hunch" by Alfred H. Giebler, "The Greater Love" by Benjamin Rush Thornbury, "The Lost Horse Limited" by J. R. Stafford, "De Bergerac of the Boes" by Augustus Wittfeld, and "Stung! By Heck!" by Emmet F. Harte. Several are illustrated. Special articles feature "Rough Riders of the Rail" by Gilson Willets, "Express Thieves, and How to Catch Them" by Charlton Andrews, "Observations of a Country Station-Agent," locomotive building progress, and railroad-focused instructional pieces. Poetry, technical articles on railroad patents, statistics, and miscellaneous railroad anecdotes round out the issue, addressing an audience of railroad employees.