The Railroad Man's Magazine, November 1910

The Railroad Man's Magazine, November Issue Serials and Short Stories Four serials continued: "In the Hornet's Nest" by Dan Duane; George Allan England's "The Steeled Conscience"; William S. Wright's "The Man Who Wasn't Game"; and Horace H. Herr's "On Short Time." Short stories include George Gilbert's "The A. P. Circuit"; J.R. Stafford's "My Flesh and Blood!"; Robert Fulkerson's "An Hour in the Pit"; Emmet F. Harte's "Butch Poteet's Bride"; and Augustus Wittfeld's "Dirk Johnson's Bank Robbery," among others. Special Articles and Features The issue features technical railroad articles: Robert H. Rogers on the Walschaert Valve Gear; Charles Frederick Carter on Early Railroad Days in New England; and pieces on railroad operations including "Observations of a Country Station-Agent" and "On the Inspection Special." True crime content includes Chauncey Thomas's "Getting Ben Kilpatrick—True Story No. 50." Additional articles cover passenger records, safety records, and railyard labor. Poetry contributions and miscellaneous pieces on railroad engineering and record-keeping complete the issue.