The Railroad Man's Magazine, January 1911

# The Railroad Man's Magazine, January Issue

This January issue of The Railroad Man's Magazine contains four serials in progress, including Part II of "Mason, the Grizzly" by Chauncey Thomas, Part III of "In the Hornet's Nest" by Dan Duane, Part II of "Through by Sunrise" by William S. Wright, and Part IV of "The Steeled Conscience" by George Allan England. Short stories include Robert T. Creel's "The Death Tide," Frank Condon's "Winning a Widow," and Emmet F. Harte's "Getting Easy Money," among others. Special articles address railroad topics: "The Funny Side of Railroading" by Walter Gardner Seaver, "Europe's Old-Fashioned Railroads" by Charles Frederick Carter, and "The Fine Art of Bridge Building" by Otto Schultz. Additional content includes verse, miscellaneous articles on railroad operations, and historical narratives like "Holding Up the 'Cannon Ball'"—a true story documented by Sam Henry.