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Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 29 No. 4, April 1916] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 585 · Loftus Gets the Biz · G. C. Lyman · ss 592 · The Old-Time Operator · John Quill · pm 611 · Speaking of Battle-Ships · Owen Hugh O’Neil · pm 620 · Hiram in a Hold-Up [Hiram Pertwee] · Charles W. Tyler · ss 633 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 656 · The Geese and the Goat · [uncredited] · cs 660 · Alphonse, King of the Air · William H. Seymour · ss 665 · The Local Freight · C. Caryl McGill · pm 669 · Woe of a Come-Back Smoke · Buckley Olcott · ss 679 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent · J. E. Smith · ss 687 · A Movie, “If” · Sarah Redington · pm 691 · Mulford’s Laundry Special [“Brick” Mulford] · Olin L. Lyman & Tom Townsend · ss 708 · The Fast Mail · J. E. O’Brien · pm 709 · The Road to Antioch · William Wallace Cook · na 762 · The City Station · Paul Steele · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXX No. 1, May 1916] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 18 · Torch That Lighted the Way · Eric A. Darling · ss 23 · Layin’ Track · Gordon Seagrove · pm 33 · The Pest of the Show · William H. Seymour · ss 45 · Beating the Shadow Bum · Charles W. Tyler · ss 60 · How Do You Stand with Yourself? · Charles Heddon · pm 73 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 90 · The Signal-Tower Ghost · Olin L. Lyman · ss 101 · The Day’s Run · Thomas Remsen Crawford · pm 103 · Spike Malone on Mountains [Spike Malone] · John C. Russell · ss 110 · My Engineer · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 140 · Preparedness · J. H. Greene · pm 147 · A Long Letter from Take-a-Chance Simpson · Horace H. Herr · nv 186 · The Cheaper-Fare Man · Strickland Gillilan · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXX No. 2, June 1916] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, 193-384pp, pulp) [] Details supplied by Sai Shankar. 193 · Standardizing the Nation · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 207 · Mystic Essence · Richard Whitman · pm 208 · Conquering the Suisun Sinks · Edmund G. Kinyon · ar 210 · Tutt of the D.Y.N. · J. C. Wright · ss 217 · From Flagman to President · [uncredited] · ar; profile of Agnew Thomson Dice. 218 · Making the Grade · Paul Steele · pm 219 · R.R. Time and Timepieces · Theodore Benton · ar 230 · R.R. in Cloud-Capped Peru · [uncredited] · pt 231 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 240 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 242 · Old Times with “Morse” Men · “J. E. M.” · ar 248 · The Repair Shops · Charles R. Angell · pm 249 · Laying Track in Concrete · [uncredited] · pt 250 · Inspiration on the Rail · Newton A. Fuessle · ar 251 · Jerry’s Calf · Floyd T. Wood · ss 257 · The Railroad of the Future · Warren Nobel; as told to George Allan England · ar; illustrated by Louis Biedermann 267 · How Big a Man Is the Boss? · Thaddeus S. Dayton · ar 268 · The Gap · Olin L. Lyman · pm 269 · Tales from the Knights of the Railroad Round-Table _269 · “Commended for Bravery” · Frank Reade · ts _272 · An Adventure in Hard Luck · Earl E. Zoch · ts _273 · A New Baggage Swindle · Frank M. O’Brien · ts _274 · Seven Times Out · “Ty” · ts 277 · The C. D. Changed His Mind · E. S. George · ar 279 · War Adds to Phillips’ Code · [uncredited] · ar 280 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 287 · Telegraphic and Telephonic · [uncredited] · qa 290 · Engineer Now Congressman · [uncredited] · ms; profile of John G. Cooper, Ohio Congressman. 291 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent · J. E. Smith · ss 300 · Steam · Fred Shaffer · pm 301 · Speeding the Milk to N.Y. · E. L. Bacon · ar 305 · “Don’ts” for Passengers · [uncredited] · ms 306 · A Steam Locomotive Without a Fireman · [uncredited] · pt 307 · Hiram on a “Baching” Job [Hiram Pertwee] · Charles W. Tyler · ss 314 · The Troop-Train · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 315 · Help for Men Who Help Themselves. No. 70: Signal Practise. Part Four—Automatic Signals and Train-Control · C. H. Claudy · cl 322 · Giant Crane Can Lift 2 Steel Day Coaches · [uncredited] · pt 323 · With the Inventors · Lester L. Sargent · cl 326 · World’s Most Famous Will · [uncredited] · ar [Ref. Williston Fish] _327 · A Last Will · Williston Fish · ms 329 · Just a Dog · Charles L. Funnell · pm 330 · The Chief Clerk at Court · M. E. Carroll · ar 333 · Magic with Magnetos · [uncredited] · ar 334 · Recent Railroad Books · [uncredited] · rc 336 · Ops. Who Made Good in Many Fields · [uncredited] · ms 337 · The Whistle · May Wilmoth & Olin L. Lyman · nv 379 · On the Editorial Carpet · [uncredited] · ed 380 · The Railroader’s Mail-Bag · The Readers · lc 383 · Songs by Bards of the Rail · Various · ms

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXX No. 3, July 1916] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 403 · “Little Feller” at Shumway’s · Robert Fulkerson Hoffman · ss 407 · Going Home to Her · M. V. Caruthers · pm 417 · The Motive Power · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 428 · The Guy without a Goat · William H. Seymour · ss 441 · “Carrie” McGorry and X 2641 · Buckley Olcott · ss 449 · Pass It On! · Charles L. Funnell · pm 458 · “Firing” · Gordon Seagrove · pm 460 · Almost Human · George L. Catton · ss 474 · “Jumps,” of the Brake-Gang · H. Keith Trask · ss 480 · There’s Many a Slip- · Owen Hugh O’Neil · pm 487 · “Judgment!” · Paul Steele · pm 489 · Malone on High-Wheelers [Spike Malone] · John C. Russell · ss 505 · The Fight at “Ox” · Charles W. Tyler · ss 522 · Asleep on Short Time · Ellis Mackenzie · ss 526 · The Night Express · Harold Hersey · pm 531 · Blinky Mike’s Call to Arms · Olin L. Lyman · ss 549 · Hogger Caldwell, Ex-Terror · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 558 · Boomer Barnsy Makes Good [Barnsy] · Edgar Young · ss 570 · Entre Nous. I-You Thet’s Always Ailin’ · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXX No. 4, August 1916] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 595 · Smoke · George Wildey · pm 597 · Tales by Jones the Boomer [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 601 · The Despatcher · Mabel J. Bourquin · pm 615 · No Steam · Charles W. Tyler · ss 620 · Stop Yer Gossipin’! · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm 639 · My Boomer Pal-Barnsy [Barnsy] · Edgar Young · ss 645 · Cinders · Paul Steele · pm 656 · The Track-Walker · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 657 · The Call of the Cab · Thomas Remsen Crawford · pm 659 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 700 · Tim’s Gurl · John Randolph Stidman · pm 702 · Speaking of Soft Stuff · William H. Seymour · ss 718 · Song of the Rail · Justin McLeod · pm 722 · Time! · Richard Whitman · pm 726 · The Use of Work · Will Thomas Withrow · pm 730 · The Enchilada Special · Frank Blighton · ss 745 · James Jerome Hill · Olin L. Lyman · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 31 No. 1, September 1916] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp, cover by Victor Perard) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 17 · The Troupers Play Ball · William H. Seymour · ss 32 · Tales by Jones the Boomer [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 50 · Dusk on the Right-of-Way · Paul Steele · pm 51 · Redress by Wire · Jesse K. Brown · ss 74 · You Thet’s Ongrateful · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm 85 · The College of the Rail · C. L. Funnell · pm 87 · Jericho Jones’s Black Smoke · Buckley Olcott · ss 95 · Appearances · Will Thomas Withrow · pm 97 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 118 · The American Flag · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 137 · Contraband · Chester L. Saxby · na

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 31 No. 2, October 1916] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 209 · The Baggage Coach Ahead · Frank Condon · ss 231 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 250 · The Silk-Train · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 285 · The Comedy in the Sleeper · William H. Seymour · ss 303 · Tales by Jones the Boomer [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 309 · You with ther Foolish Clothes · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm 333 · The Old Mogul · Olin L. Lyman · pm 337 · Brannigan’s Car · Owen Hugh O’Neil · pm 338 · The End of Engine 10 · John H. Burns · ss 343 · The Train Butcher · Richard Whitman · pm 348 · Mr. Tom Hill Assists · Charles Wesley Sanders · nv

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 31 No. 3, November 1916] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 400 · “Yo-Heep!” · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 401 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 427 · Some Selling! · Frank Blighton · ss 439 · The Light of Lights · Olin L. Lyman · pm 478 · Shorty, the Moocher · William H. Seymour · ss 494 · The Construction Gang · James Bardin · pm 506 · “Canned” · Buckley Olcott · ss 523 · The Milk-Train · Charles R. Angell · pm 524 · The Trouble-Shooter · Ethel & James Dorrance · nv 570 · You with ther Broken Heart · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 31 No. 4, December 1916] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from Table of Contents. 589 · The Jinx of the Show · William H. Seymour · ss 597 · In a Railway Station · Charles Hanson Towne · pm 607 · The Spot on the Depot Floor · R. E. Carter · ss 610 · The Missed Train · Frank A. Halverson · pm 620 · He-Haw Mike · Ellis Mackenzie · ss 632 · The Christmas Eve Express · Daniel M. Henderson · pm 656 · The Involution of Mahoney · Fred Shaffer · ss 670 · Passing the Freight · Battell Loomis · pm 673 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 682 · Achieving Youth · Richard Whitman · pm 712 · Cecily and the Super · Mark Harmon · ss 728 · Outlaw of Rainbow Cañon · Charles W. Tyler · na 762 · The Railroad Yard · Max J. Herzberg · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXII No. 1, January 1917] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, 176pp, pulp) [] 1 · Big Railroading—7. “The Bridge That Must Be Built” · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 16 · Frogs · [uncredited] · ms 18 · Unique Baltimore and Ohio “Brotherhood” · [uncredited] · pt 19 · “Ordered Foreign” · H. Keith Trask · ss 27 · The Semaphores · Max J. Herzberg · pm 28 · Just Like Finding Money · [uncredited] · ms 29 · President’s Waiting-Room · Alan James · ar 32 · The Talking Telegraph · Frank Kavanaugh · ss 36 · The Pretty-Near-Miss-Its · Strickland Gillilan · pm 37 · Power from Powdered Coal · Marlen Pew · ar 47 · The National Guard · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 48 · The Throttle Wide Open · [uncredited] · ms 50 · New Head of Frisco System · [uncredited] · ms 51 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 60 · Travelin’ · Paul Steele · pm 61 · Railway Road-Bed Machines · [uncredited] · ms 62 · R.R. Industrial Accidents · Harry Hodgins · ar 64 · The Clannish Operator · Donald McNicol · ar 66 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 67 · Boomer Jones [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 73 · Cars! Cars! More Cars! · [uncredited] · ms 74 · With the Inventors · [uncredited] · cl 77 · Railroading from Books · Thomas W. Briggs · ar 79 · Another Ticket Swindle · Frank M. O’Brien · ar 80 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 81 · Help for Men Who Help Themselves No. 77. The Story of the Passenger-Train. Part Four—Your Health and Comfort · Claude Washington · ar 89 · Via Morse · Charles L. Funnell · pm 90 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent: The Home Town Is ALways Proud of Its Sons but the Home Folks’ Boost Does Not Make a Railroad Man · J. E. Smith · ar 97 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 98 · How to Face Your 50th Year · Louise D. Mitchell · ar 101 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 102 · “You Do Solemnly Swear—” · J. C. Wright · ar 104 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 105 · And at That They Call It a Locomotive! · [uncredited] · pt 106 · The Silence of Smoky Slat · Charles W. Tyler · ss 114 · Hilligrams · James J. Hill · ms (r) 115 · Merlin’s Men · Reginald Wright Kauffman · pm 116 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 124 · Telegraphic and Telephonic · [uncredited] · qa 126 · Blow for Blow · Charles Wesley Sanders · nv 170 · You with ther Swell’d Head · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm 171 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed 172 · The Railroader’s Mail-Bag · The Readers · lc 176 · Songs by Bards of the Rail · Various · ms

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXII No. 2, February 1917] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 197 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 206 · The Tail-Lights · Hugh S. Miller · pm 224 · C.O.D. · Olin L. Lyman · ss 230 · The Band-Saw · Charles Campbell Jones · pm 240 · Hunk of Plug · John T. Winterich · pm 252 · The Hobo · C. W. Durr · pm 261 · You Thet’s Skinny—’N’ You Thet’s Fat · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm 274 · Tales by Jones the Boomer [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 280 · The Yellow Streak · Will Thomas Withrow · pm 286 · A Cowboy’s Letter · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 287 · Crisis at Crowfoot · Percy Rees Russell · ss 327 · The Little Brown Shack · John Randolph Stidman · pm 328 · Jean, “Nite Opr.” · Buckley Olcott · na 352 · Songs by Bards of the Rail · Various · ms

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXII No. 3, March 1917] (The Frank A. Munsey Company) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 353 · “Ship by Express!” · Marlen Pew · ar 366 · Beyond the Divide · Lydia M. D. O’Neil · pm 367 · The Pay of Politeness · Frank Kavanaugh · ar 368 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 369 · Brokerage Matter—Rush! · Jesse K. Brown · ss 378 · You Kin Do It! · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm 379 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 380 · Romance of the Coupler · C. H. Claudy · ar 386 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 387 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 397 · Freak Suits Against Roads · Frank M. O’Brien · ar 399 · Old Times on El Paso S.W. · J. E. M. · ar 408 · The Government Train · C. L. Edson · pm 409 · Crimping the Show · William H. Seymour · ss 414 · Frogs · [uncredited] · ms 416 · Help for Men Who Help Themselves No. 79. Simple-Circuit Telegraphy Explained · Samuel W. Beach · ar 427 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 428 · A Most Beau-ti-ful Wreck · Charles S. Given · ss 432 · How McCarty Got Even · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 435 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 436 · With the Inventors · [uncredited] · cl 438 · Wisdom and Philosophy · [uncredited] · ms 439 · Wouldn’t Be a Coal-Burner · Walter Eugene Miller · ms 440 · Painless Trolley-Fender · [uncredited] · ar 442 · On the Road with the Show · W. Bob Holland · ar 450 · McGuire’s Yellow · William Tillinghast Eldridge · ss 454 · Old Engine Tandy Retires · [uncredited] · ms 455 · The Late Train’s Hoodoo · Strickland Gillilan · pm 456 · Uncle Sam’s R.R. Hospital · Alan James · ar 458 · Jimmy · Charles L. Funnell · pm 459 · Longest Freight Shipment · Harry Hodgkins · ms 460 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 466 · Telegraphic and Telephonic · [uncredited] · qa 470 · The Throttle Wide Open · [uncredited] · ms 472 · Erie Owns Biggest Hogs · [uncredited] · ar 476 · “Talking” to Edison in Morse · Samuel H. Paine · ar 478 · The Telephone · J. E. Chrisman · pm 479 · “Eggs” Edgewood—All Man · Horace Howard Herr · nv 523 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed 524 · The Railroader’s Mail-Bag · The Readers · lc 527 · A Page of Brain-Teasers · [uncredited] · pz 528 · Songs by Bards of the Rail · Various · ms

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXII No. 4, April 1917] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 547 · Malone on Superheaters [Spike Malone] · John C. Russell · ss 551 · Spike Malone · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 556 · The Test · Will Sebelle · ss 570 · How a Boomer Was Made · Owen Hugh O’Neil · pm 594 · Song of the Units · Paul Steele · pm 595 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 603 · There with the Punch · W. E. Nesom · pm 619 · The Night Towerman · Anne Higginson Spicer · pm 631 · The Hogger’s Briny Hobby · Buckley Olcott · ss 652 · A Good Engineer, But— · Edgar Young · ss 656 · Bill · Charles L. Funnell · pm 666 · Over and Short · Mark Harmon · ss 682 · At Mile-Post 104 · Charles W. Tyler · ss

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v33 #1, May 1917] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from Table of Contents. 19 · Unconquered · Harold Crawford Stearns · pm 20 · Delights of Despatching · LeRoy Palmer · ss 33 · “Act of God” · Charles W. Tyler · ss 47 · The Jester on the Chi Wire · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 78 · Object: Matter o’ Money · Emmet F. Harte · ss 84 · Railery · Battell Loomis · pm 96 · On Short Time · C. E. Calkins · pm 126 · The Humming Wires · Olin L. Lyman · pm 137 · To My Fireman · Charles L. Funnell · pm 140 · You with the Gloomy Face · Jack Hyatt, Jr. · pm 144 · The Clues at the Crossover · Armitage Harcourt · na

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v33 #2, June 1917] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from Table of Contents. 195 · Malone on the Interurban [Spike Malone] · John C. Russell · ss 206 · Right on the Right-of-Way · Mark Harmon · ss 211 · Wireless · Charles H. Meiers · pm 224 · Still a Professional · J. E. Middleton · pm 240 · The Flagman · John G. Gartland · pm 241 · The Wire-Tapper · Will Sebelle · ss 247 · “The Old Girl” · W. E. Mesom · pm 266 · Watchers · Paul Steele · pm 271 · Conductor “Pop” Interferes · Emmet F. Harte · ss 282 · Jim Hill’s Country · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 283 · The Truth About the Wreck · Hartley Edgington · ss 297 · “Hurry-Up” Bill—Engineer · Charles Wesley Sanders · na

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v33 #3, July 1917] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from Table of Contents. 373 · Flag in the Sky · Richard Whitman · pm 375 · Jones Takes the Physical Exam [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 400 · It Tops Them All · A. W. Munkittrick · pm 426 · Opr. Marks and “Rule G” · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 455 · To-morrow · Olin Lyman · pm 458 · Playing the Punkin Yen Back East · William H. Seymour · ss 465 · The Little Caboose · C. E. Calkins · ss 487 · Making the Grade · J. E. Chrisman · pm 500 · “Hiram” Boomers Into Mex. · Charles W. Tyler · nv 522 · The Time of Day · Charles R. Angell · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v33 #4, August 1917] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 540 · Just a “Ham” · J. E. Chrisman · pm 544 · Song of the Wrecker · Charles R. Angell · pm 545 · The Bomb at the High Trestle · Frederick Simpich · ss 551 · The Track-Walker · Paul Steele · pm 574 · Barnsy Decorates a Log-Special [Barnsy] · Edgar Young · ss 588 · Pity the Poor Ticket-Seller! · James G. Gable · pm 613 · Told While the Switcher Came · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 631 · Wind in the Wires · Olin Lyman · pm 679 · Engineering · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 683 · On the Graveyard Trick · Charles W. Tyler · ss 698 · The Hand-Car · Richard Whitman · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 34 No. 1, September 1917] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from Table of Contents. 15 · When Number Six Goes Through · John Randolph Stidman · ss 23 · To a Bonehead Engineer · Charles L. Funnell · pm 26 · Red Falls for the Hypnotism Gyp · William H. Seymour · ss 32 · Engine Bigamy · Strickland Gillilan · pm 37 · The Tin Dinner-Pail · Charles R. Angell · pm 42 · Just Trust the Man Ahead · George Wildey · pm 44 · Tripping Down the Old Mississip’ [Part 1 of 6] · Raymond S. Spears · n. 96 · A Roundhouse Reverie · Remsen Crawford · pm 103 · The Pensioner · Paul Steele · pm 105 · The Railroad Makes the Town · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 106 · Young Orden Puts ’Em in to Clear [Part 1 of 5] · William Wallace Cook · na 140 · Odyssey of a Box Car · W. E. Nesom · pm 151 · The Conductor · James Gabelle · pm 154 · Boomer Jones’s Hard-Luck Tale · J. W. Earp · ss 160 · The Old Messenger Speaks · Olin Lyman · pm 169 · The Humble Working-Man · Will Thomas Withrow · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 34 No. 2, October 1917] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 192 · Roll ’Em · Strickland Gillilan · pm 209 · The Patriotic Locomotive · Henry I. Myers · pm 212 · In the Smoker · Charles R. Angell · pm 225 · The Old Flagman Speaks · Olin Lyman · pm 239 · Wireless · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 243 · Tripping Down the Old Mississip’ [Part 2 of 6] · Raymond S. Spears · n. 256 · Beware! · Harold Seton · pm 263 · The Flag of Flags · Paul Steele · pm 293 · Safety Always · Owen Hugh O’Neil · pm 300 · The Pen Is Mightier- · J. W. Earp · ss 304 · Hail the Headlight! · Remsen Crawford · pm 327 · Eggs without Salt · William H. Seymour · ss 330 · The Trainman · T. J. Murray · pm 338 · Young Orden Puts ’Em in to Clear [Part 2 of 5] · William Wallace Cook · na 346 · My Lunch · James Gabelle · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 34 No. 3, November 1917] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 368 · An Orpheus of the Singing Rail · Frank Blighton · ss 380 · Train Whistles · T. J. Murray · pm 384 · The Picnic-Train · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 400 · Lets Follow the Flag to France! · J. Eugene Chrisman · pm 405 · Luck and Love on the Narrow Gage · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 435 · “Plenty of Seats Up Forward” · Charles L. Funnell · ss 442 · Tripping Down the Old Mississip’ [Part 3 of 6] · Raymond S. Spears · n. 470 · “Help on the Hill” · Buckley Olcott · ss 474 · The Brass-Pounder · R. O’Head · pm 486 · The Commuter and His Ticket · Henry I. Myers · pm 501 · When to Moguls Go to Sleep · Remsen Crawford · pm 517 · Young Orden Puts ’Em in to Clear [Part 3 of 5] · William Wallace Cook · na 522 · The Old Flagman on Electricity · Olin Lyman · pm 528 · Lay of the Ancient Locomotive · R. B. Manbert · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 34 No. 4, December 1917] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 543 · Steam Speaks! · J. Paul Gruet · pm 544 · Boomer Jones Discourses on Love [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 549 · I. I. OK. Ay. · Elmer Edmond Johnson · pm 553 · The Railroad Plan · Lee Shippey · pm 554 · The Corn-Fed Mules and the Book of Rules · Alten W. Curley · pm 568 · Good Advice · Margaret G. Hays · pm 569 · Seven Sections of Six · Arthur Lakewood · ss 572 · Retributive · Wilson Nixon · pm 573 · The Slangless Railroad · Frank Gilbert Roe · pm 588 · Young Orden Puts ’Em in to Clear [Part 4 of 5] · William Wallace Cook · na 619 · “Pep,” The Circus Press-Agent · William H. Seymour · ss 624 · In Memoriam · Clifford Levin · pm 632 · The Builders · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 636 · Song of the East-Bound · James W. Bennett · pm 646 · The Troops Are on the Train · C. W. Durr · pm 650 · The Utopia Railroad · Henry I. Myers · pm 654 · They All Do It · Robert D. Lukens · pm 656 · My Best Girl · Owen Hugh O’Neil · pm 657 · Tripping Down the Old Mississip’ [Part 4 of 6] · Raymond S. Spears · n. 686 · Outclassed · C. L. Funnell · pm 693 · The Old Switch Goat · J. E. Chrisman · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXV No. 1, January 1918] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 19 · Old Jim on Station Helpers · R. E. Carter · ss 23 · The Railroad Poet’s Plaint · Robert D. Lukens · pm 43 · Unbilled Freight · H. Keith Trask · ss 69 · Tripping Down the Old Mississip’ [Part 5 of 6] · Raymond S. Spears · n. 87 · Red Lights Turn Green · Max Brand · pm 103 · Jones and the Inspection Special [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 108 · Kelly: Conductor! · Elmer Edmond Johnson · pm 122 · Longin’ · Margaret G. Hays · pm 127 · Young Orden Puts ’Em in to Clear [Part 5 of 5] · William Wallace Cook · na 144 · Freight-Yard Romance · Thomas J. Murray · pm 145 · Tireless Telegraphy · Charles Harker Rhodes · ss 154 · The Section Men · C. W. Durr · pm 158 · Failure · Ralph M. Thomson · pm 162 · Song of the Engineer · Charlotte R. Mish · pm 166 · The Coal Train · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 167 · Play Ball! · George S. Lester · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXV No. 2, February 1918] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, 177-352pp, pulp) [] 177 · Making Air-Brakes for the World · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 189 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · Peter E. Dunbar · ms 190 · “Only Another Bum” · Charles W. Tyler · ss 197 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · F. L. Burckhalter · ms 197 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · R. B. Sale · ms 198 · Khaki on the Rails · Frank Kavanaugh · ar 204 · Make Way for the Ladies! · Elmer Edmond Johnson · pm 205 · The Rail and Wire in Time of War · [uncredited] · pi 206 · Tales from the Knights of the Railroad Round-Table _206 · Running a R.R. Sawing Machine · Charles S. Given · ts _209 · Told at B E Tower · Charles L. Funnell · ts _211 · The Boes and the Smoke-Wagon · Adelbert Bartlett · ts _213 · “O S—O’Brien—O S” · F. B. Lovett · ts 217 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · A. J. Gilson · ms 217 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · I. D. Mumby · ms 218 · The Boomer Turns Switchman [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 224 · The Alarm Clock · Paul Steele · pm 225 · Hurry the Milk-Train Through! · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 226 · Big Railroading—5. (Second Series) Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, World’s Biggest and Best Little Railroad, Is Model of Operating Efficiency · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 240 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · W. B. Embury · ms 241 · Frogs—The World Over · [uncredited] · ms 242 · Have You an Engine in Your Home? · [uncredited] · ms 243 · With the Traveling Auditor · P. G. Estee · ar 247 · Circus Red’s Lucky Rabbit-Foot · William H. Seymour · ss 251 · Daring Saves a Railroad Bridge · [uncredited] · ar 252 · Ah, the Urbane Expressgentleman! · A. F. Harlow · ar 257 · “Beneath the Markers” · Robert D. Lukens · ms 258 · London’s Tube Cars on a Main Line · [uncredited] · ms 259 · Old Times with the Stylus-Pushers · “J. E. M.” · cl 268 · Tripping Down the Old Mississip’ [Part 6 of 6] · Raymond S. Spears · n. 279 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · F. W. Dosh · ms 280 · Keeping Tabs in Telegraph Oprs · [uncredited] · ms 281 · Erie’s New Non-Telescope Car · [uncredited] · ms 282 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 291 · Telegraphic and Telephonic · [uncredited] · qa 295 · Frogs · [uncredited] · ms 296 · My Harem · George Allan England · pm 297 · Rio Grande’s New Head a Plugger · [uncredited] · ms 298 · A Cavalier of the Telegraph · Will Sebelle · ss 305 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · Frank W. Ingram · ms 305 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · F. R. Pechin · ms 306 · With the Inventors · [uncredited] · cl 309 · “Why?” · Robert D. Lukens · pm 310 · Fireproofing the Right-of-Way · J. W. Greenberg · ar 316 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · James McNerny · ms 317 · Pop Gives Them the Two Blasts · Jonathan Good · ss 321 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · F. N. Tinsman · ms 321 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · H. Holder · ms 322 · Help for Men Who Help Themselves Number 89. The World’s Longest Non-Stop Run · W. J. Parry · ar 325 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · O. W. Long · ms 325 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · G. H. Weeks · ms 326 · The Railroad’s Question-Box · Richard Whitman · ar 333 · Duluth’s Titanic Iron-Ore Dock · [uncredited] · ms 334 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 335 · “Sunshine” Riley Is Headed In · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 343 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · J. L. Stephenson · ms 343 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · V. B. Simpon · ms 343 · How We Are Doing “Our Bit” · Fred Olsen · ms 344 · Sam Loyd’s Riddles for Railroaders · [uncredited] · cn 347 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed 352 · The Gospel Train · C. Austin Miles · sg

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXV No. 3, March 1918] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 369 · When Grafter Meets Grafter · William H. Seymour · ss 387 · The Engine · Frank E. Hill · pm 389 · Exit Boomer Willyum Walker · Charles W. Tyler · ss 410 · That Turkey Dinner on the Siding · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 440 · The Railroadess · C. W. Durr · pm 444 · Jones on the Call of the Rail [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 467 · Venus de Milo Junction · H. A. Farnham & H. P. Dowst · ss 481 · The Motor · Robert D. Lukens · pm 485 · The Well-Drill · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 499 · The Fast Freight · T. J. Murray · pm 500 · Fighting His Way Down · William H. Hamby · nv

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXV No. 4, April 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 576 · Conductor Joe and the Tin-Horn · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 638 · Boomer Jones on the Local [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 654 · The Blockite’s Tale of Wo · F. B. Lovett · ss 657 · The Flying Dutchman Freight-Car · Frank Blighton · ss

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v36 #1, May 1918] (Frank A. Munsey Co., 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied from Table of Contents. 14 · The New Recruit · James W. Earp · pm 24 · The Flier · John Williams Brotherton · pm 25 · The Man They Couldn’t Buffalo [Part 1 of 4] · Dale M. Brown · sl 71 · Liberty Loan, Hooray! · Harold Seton · pm 107 · The Liberty Bond Habit · Clinton Scollard · pm 122 · Liberty Loan Limerick · William F. Kirk · pm 124 · “Ready on Five Minutes” · Robert D. Lukens · pm 128 · Lem and I on the Ypres War Run · Horace Howard Herr · na 186 · The Flagman · Thomas J. Murray · pm

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v36 #2, June 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 209 · A White Man’s Chance [Part 1 of 5] · Johnston McCulley · sl 289 · The Man They Couldn’t Buffalo [Part 2 of 4] · Dale M. Brown · sl 307 · Jones Tells of Some Nicknames [Boomer Jones] · James W. Earp · ss 316 · Old Diny, King of Section 6 · H. Keith Trask · ss 333 · Swinging to a Cross · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 373 · Joys of the Night Yard Shift · Arthur Lakewood · ss

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v36 #3, July 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 400 · The Emblem on the Whistling Post [Part 1 of 3] · Horace Howard Herr · sl 474 · A White Man’s Chance [Part 2 of 5] · Johnston McCulley · sl 515 · Jim Hops the Success Limited · Olin L. Lyman · ss 531 · A Lesson in Boiler Expansion · Frederick A. Wadsworth · ss 533 · The Man They Couldn’t Buffalo [Part 3 of 4] · Dale M. Brown · sl

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v36 #4, August 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 593 · The Treasure of the Peak [Part 1 of 4] · Ben Ames Williams · sl 611 · When Despatcher Black Was White · Arthur Lakewood · ss 627 · “One Eye” Holds a Grudge · William H. Seymour · ss 650 · The Emblem on the Whistling Post [Part 2 of 3] · Horace Howard Herr · sl 679 · Pink Parsons, Ambulance Engineer · C. L. Fennell · ss 681 · A Fable of Morseland · George Gilbert · ss 684 · A White Man’s Chance [Part 3 of 5] · Johnston McCulley · sl 722 · Bill Smith—Telegraph Asvisor · Frank Kavanaugh · ss 735 · The Man They Couldn’t Buffalo [Part 4 of 4] · Dale M. Brown · sl

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXVII No. 1, September 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 17 · A Pair of Sir Galahads [Part 1 of 5] · Octavus Roy Cohen & J. U. Giesy · sl 49 · The Treasure of the Peak [Part 2 of 4] · Ben Ames Williams · sl 67 · Attaching the Baggage · Reta Creek Silver · ss 90 · A White Man’s Chance [Part 4 of 5] · Johnston McCulley · sl 123 · Jones Takes the Terminal Exam [Boomer Jones] · James W. Earp · ss 129 · Hogger Mooney Doubles the Hill · Charles W. Taylor · ss 153 · When Cupid Sat in the Cupola · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 165 · The Emblem on the Whistling Post [Part 3 of 3] · Horace Howard Herr · sl 181 · Way-Billed Queer · George Goode · ss 185 · Fable of the Song Income · George Gilbert · ss

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXVII No. 2, October 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, 193-384pp, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 193 · Stringing Wires in Early Days · George Gilbert · ar 203 · A Vacation Song · Grace G. Bostwick · pm 205 · He Owns a Share of R.R. Stock! · Frank Kavanaugh · ar 209 · Cut Wires and Jumbled Signals · Charles Wesley Sanders · nv 231 · The Lure of the Rails · Leslie Curtis · pm The Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1910 232 · Big Railroading—13. (Second Series) The Philadelphia and Reading · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 241 · A Pair of Sir Galahads [Part 2 of 5] · Octavus Roy Cohen & J. U. Giesy · sl 261 · Exempted! · J. Eugene Chrisman · pm 262 · The Butt-Notcher · Frank Luther Mott · ss 265 · The Railroad Man’s Mother Goose [Part ? of ?] · Henry I. Myers · pm 266 · Tales from the Knights of the Railroad Round-Table _266 · Hogger Bill’s Steam Calliope · Charles S. Given · ts _269 · The Express-Agent Turns Sleuth · Harold F. Hughes · ts _273 · A Hot Time on a Hot Line · J. B. Crosby · ts _276 · Old Bets and Her Luckless Crew · Percy Rees Russell · ts 279 · Boomer Jones in Reminiscent Mood [Boomer Jones] · James W. Earp · ss 284 · The Treasure of the Peak [Part 3 of 4] · Ben Ames Williams · sl 304 · “Off and On” · Charles R. Angell · pl 305 · Training Battle-Line Railroaders · Felix J. Koch · ar 309 · Non-Adhesive · W. E. Nesom · pm 310 · A Hundred Man-Power Machine · Joseph L. Gish · ar 314 · “Just a Ham-Factory Product” · Roy Harrison James · ss 321 · Engine Lettering · T. J. Murray · pm 322 · Pioneers of the Mill and Bug · F. B. Lovett · ar 325 · The Magic Oil-Can · Henry I. Myers · pm 326 · Frogs · [uncredited] · ms 327 · Railway Tails That Wag the Dogs: Mississippi Central, Once a Lumber Road · “J. E. M.” · cl 335 · Federal Manager Once a Fireman · G. P. Beaumont · ar 336 · Trouble-Shooting on the Sky-Line · Lydia M. D. O’Neil · pm 337 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 339 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 345 · A Day with the One-Man Agent · Arthur Lakewood · ar 348 · The Deed That Counts · Florence Cunningham · pm 349 · A White Man’s Chance [Part 5 of 5] · Johnston McCulley · sl 368 · Buy Liberty Bonds To-day · Rose Villar · pm 369 · Telegraphic and Telephonic · [uncredited] · qa 372 · Some Boy! · Florence Cunningham · pm 373 · Out of the Elma Track-Pan · Reta Creek Silver · ss 376 · Patriots of the Iron Trail · Frank Kavanaugh · ar 377 · What Caused It! · [uncredited] · ms 378 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed 384 · Songs by Bards of the Rail · Various · ms

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXVII No. 3, November 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. · Locomotives I Have Loved · Louis Fitzgerald · ar · The Railroad Repatriates · Frank Kavanaugh · ar · Railroading Up Among the Balsams · A. F. Harlow · ar · Uncle Sam Turns the Trick · Jack Bechdolt · ar 394 · Speaking—As Everybody Is—of Taxes · [uncredited] · ms 400 · Who Am I? · [uncredited] · ms 401 · Harrigan! [Part 1 of 5] · Max Brand · sl 429 · Loanagrams · [uncredited] · ms 430 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 440 · American Rails Far from Home · [uncredited] · ms 447 · The Good Old Days · Herbert N. Casson · pm 448 · Frogs · [uncredited] · ms 449 · A Pair of Sir Galahads [Part 3 of 5] · Octavus Roy Cohen & J. U. Giesy · sl 462 · Old Times on the New England · “J. E. M.” · ar 463 · When the Hun Goes Back · [uncredited] · ms 464 · The Railroad Man’s Opportunity · [uncredited] · ms 472 · Loanagrams · [uncredited] · ms 473 · Hiram on the High Seas [Hiram Pertwee] · Charles W. Tyler · ss 482 · Loanagrams · [uncredited] · ms 487 · Sam’s Own Railroad Restaurants · Felix J. Koch · ar 488 · The Railroad Bridge · Grace Van Braam Gray · pm 489 · Fate Derails Dauntless Dorothy · Olin L. Lyman · ss 495 · Loanagrams · [uncredited] · ms 496 · Telegraphic Interludes · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 497 · Big Railroading—14 · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 506 · Loanagrams · [uncredited] · ms 507 · Red Takes the Alarm-Clock Finish · William H. Seymour · ss 514 · When Father Smokes · Flora B. Chain · pm 515 · A Night with the Wire Chief · Arthur Lakewood · ss 518 · McAdoo Asks Rails to Buy Bonds · W. G. McAdoo · ar 519 · Pink McCoy—Tallowpot Hero · Charles L. Andrews · ss 529 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 530 · A Slant at Government Control · [uncredited] · ms 535 · The Claim-Agent’s Sleuth · His Office Boy · ss 538 · The Treasure of the Peak [Part 4 of 4] · Ben Ames Williams · sl 560 · The Old-Time Trackman’s Tribute · [uncredited] · pm 561 · Telegraphic and Telephonic · [uncredited] · qa 565 · On Our Only Golf Railroad · [uncredited] · ms 566 · Here’s an Unhyphenated American · [uncredited] · ms 567 · Striking on the “Levi-Hally” · George Gilbert · ar 571 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed · The Lineman · J. Edward Hungerford · pm Railroad Man’s Magazine September 1911 · Snatched from the Mail-Crane · [uncredited] · ms · Songs by Bards of the Rail · Various · ms

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. XXXVII No. 4, November 2, 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 585 · A Cow-Camp Troubador · W. R. & Louis Duryea Lighton · ss 593 · The Pearl of Tao Tao [Part 1 of 5] · H. P. Holt & R. H. Barbour · sl 615 · Circus Slim and Packy Derm · William H. Seymour · ss 625 · Despatcher Henry Cooks a Ham · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 631 · Ninety-Nine Per Cent Perfect · R. J. Templeton · ss 637 · The P. R. Division Redeems Itself · Tom Shivas · ss 641 · Harrigan! [Part 2 of 5] · Max Brand · sl 671 · The Judgement of the Cross · Henry Leverage · ss 699 · Rube Conway Runs on Wind · Frederick A. Wadsworth · ss 700 · The Cripple-Toe Tradition · Percy Rees Russell · ss 703 · How Zip Hale Lined ’Em In · Charles S. Given · ss 706 · A McMyler Emergency · Reta Creek Silver · ss 708 · When He Bumped ’Em · Eugene Elliot · ss 711 · A Mechanical Proposal · David Morrison · ss 718 · Real Brains and Rail Beans · Percy Rees Russel · ss 727 · Teaching the Hogger a Lesson · Eugene Elliot · ss 730 · Fable of the Big Boob · George Gilbert · ss 734 · A Pair of Sir Galahads [Part 4 of 5] · Octavus Roy Cohen & J. U. Giesy · sl 756 · Pity the Poor Call-Boy! · James W. Earp · ss 759 · “Meanness” in the Cumberlands · Raymond Spears · ss

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 38 No. 1, November 9, 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Al Tonik. 1 · The Pathway of Adventure [Part 1 of 5] · Randall Parrish · sl 30 · Aftermath of Thr Bridge Smash · H. Keith Trask · ss 48 · The Yellow Man of Poona · H. P. Holt · ss 52 · The Pearl of Tao Tao [Part 2 of 5] · H. P. Holt & R. H. Barbour · sl 78 · Cheerful Tillie and the Lady Op · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 85 · Hiram in No Man’s Land [Hiram Pertwee] · Charles W. Tyler · ss 99 · The Barkpeeler’s Double Win · William A. Boggs · ss 108 · Harrigan! [Part 3 of 5] · Max Brand · sl 138 · Cleaning Up the Clover-Top Yaps · William H. Seymour · ss 144 · The Siren of Barbary Coast · Henry Leverage · ss 152 · Boomer Jones—Heavy Sport [Boomer Jones] · James W. Earp · ss 158 · Educating the Tyro · Henry Earle Dixon · ss 163 · Because of a Broken Rail · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · ss 170 · A Pair of Sir Galahads [Part 5 of 5] · Octavus Roy Cohen & J. U. Giesy · sl 180 · Salt of the Desert · William E. Harris · ss

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 38 No. 2, November 16, 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 193 · Eric of the Strong Heart [Part 1 of 5] · Victor Rousseau · sl 213 · Austin Irby—Operator—No. 1 · Will MacMahon · ss 221 · Hank Hamill Couples ’Em Up · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 229 · Old Times on the “Gee Whiz” · “J. E. M.” · ss 238 · The Water-Burner · Cromwell Leslie · ss 249 · The Pathway of Adventure [Part 2 of 5] · Randall Parrish · sl 278 · War on Board the Jungle Ship · William H. Seymour · ss 283 · The Cook of the Bounding Bessie · Henry Leverage · ss 296 · “Doughnuts—And Destiny” · Grace G. Bostwick · ss 300 · Something Wrong in the Cab · Charles R. Angell · pm 301 · The Pearl of Tao Tao [Part 3 of 5] · H. P. Holt & R. H. Barbour · sl 318 · That Awfully Sinful Sign-Board · Percy Rees Russell · vi 320 · The Day Coach · Charles R. Angell · pm 321 · A Blue Chariot for Annalizer · Strickland Gillilan · ss 327 · West and East · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 328 · The Joker of Morgan’s Pass · H. Keith Trask · ss 339 · When Sleuth Met Sleuth · George J. Brenn · ss 347 · Harrigan! [Part 4 of 5] · Max Brand · sl 377 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 382 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 38 No. 3, November 23, 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, pulp) [] Details supplied by Rob Preston from Table of Contents. 385 · The Wraith on the Wire · Barclay Northcote · nv 426 · Talk of the Tallow-Pot · Paul Steele · pm 427 · The Tameness of Wild Walt · Lydia Dunham O’Neil · ss 434 · Eric of the Strong Heart [Part 2 of 5] · Victor Rousseau · sl; fantasy novel very much in the A. Merritt style, concerning a lost race of Vikings in the Arctic circle. 455 · Abegweit · B. A. L. Gregor · pm The Ocean September 1907 456 · In the Devil’s Own Coin · Henry Leverage · ss 466 · The Pathway of Adventure [Part 3 of 5] · Randall Parrish · sl 486 · Outward Bound · Shellback · pm The Ocean June 1907 487 · Disparagous Remarks · Augustus Wittfeld · ss 493 · Lines to a Pullman Porter · Douglas Malloch · pm 500 · The Pearl of Tao Tao [Part 4 of 5] · H. P. Holt & R. H. Barbour · sl 518 · The Volunteer Plugman · B. J. Stolper · ss 524 · The Shack · Frank Blighton · pm 535 · Telegraphic and Telephonic · [uncredited] · qa 538 · Harrigan! [Part 5 of 5] · Max Brand · sl 560 · McCloskey Bends a Rail · Charles Wesley Sanders · ss 567 · Boomer Jones—Yardmaster [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 573 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed 574 · Snatched from the Mail-Crane · The Readers · lc

Railroad Man’s Magazine [Vol. 38 No. 4, November 30, 1918] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 10¢, pulp) [] Details supplied by John Locke from Table of Contents. 577 · The Master Fraud [Part 1 of 4] · Charles Wesley Sanders · sl 601 · Austin Irby—Operator—No. 3 · Will MacMahon · ss 613 · Old Times on the A. & P. · J. E. M. · ss 621 · A Plaint · Henry Hale Day · pm 622 · Bill Starmont, Pioneer Op · W. A. Sternberg · ss 628 · Eric of the Strong Heart [Part 3 of 5] · Victor Rousseau · sl 648 · Romance · J. Eugene Chrisman · pm 649 · The Old White Hen · F. O. Bartlett · ss 662 · Der Pretzel of Destiny · Earl Wayland Bowman · ss 671 · The Man with the Rabbit’s Chin · George Gilbert · ss 680 · The Engineer · Herman Da Costa · pm 681 · The Green Widow · Henry Leverage · ss 698 · The Pathway of Adventure [Part 4 of 5] · Randall Parrish · sl 722 · The Flapjacks at Mohave · [uncredited] · pm 723 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 728 · The Romance of the 718 · H. Keith Trask · ss 738 · The Semaphore · Lydia M. D. O’Neil · pm Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1912 739 · The Pearl of Tao Tao [Part 5 of 5] · H. P. Holt & R. H. Barbour · sl 752 · Won by a Nose—And a Whistle · Samuel W. Beach · ss 759 · Boomer Jones—Promise-Maker [Boomer Jones] · J. W. Earp · ss 767 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed