The Railroad Trainman
The Railroad Trainman
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Ed. Journal:— I feel I must say a word about two meetings I have lately attended.
The first one was in Hartford, Ct., on July 20— » meeting of the Trainmen's Brotherhood. Some 400 of the boys got together and in the forenoon had a Brotherhood meeting* from which the writer, of course, was debarred. But in the after- noon we had a public meeting— and such a meet- ing.
Perhaps the one that speaks may not always be a good Judge of the value of the meeting, but unless appearances were wonderfully d...eceiving, I must say that it was a meeting that will long be remembered by those who attended. It was one of the best I had ever attended, if I am to be Judge. It did seem that some good angel came and brooded over all present, and a spirit of love and good will prevailed.
The next was the union meeting of all the rail- road employes' frHternities, held at Louisville, Kentucky, July 31 and August I.
This was the first meeting of the kind held south of the Ohio river. To my mind the men who got up the meeting and carried it through so successfully, may well feel proud of their work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ed. Journal:— I feel I must say a word about two meetings I have lately attended.
The first one was in Hartford, Ct., on July 20— » meeting of the Trainmen's Brotherhood. Some 400 of the boys got together and in the forenoon had a Brotherhood meeting* from which the writer, of course, was debarred. But in the after- noon we had a public meeting— and such a meet- ing.
Perhaps the one that speaks may not always be a good Judge of the value of the meeting, but unless appearances were wonderfully d...eceiving, I must say that it was a meeting that will long be remembered by those who attended. It was one of the best I had ever attended, if I am to be Judge. It did seem that some good angel came and brooded over all present, and a spirit of love and good will prevailed.
The next was the union meeting of all the rail- road employes' frHternities, held at Louisville, Kentucky, July 31 and August I.
This was the first meeting of the kind held south of the Ohio river. To my mind the men who got up the meeting and carried it through so successfully, may well feel proud of their work.
What to read after The Railroad Trainman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to read onlineMoreLess
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