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z -- - - b i. fc « s. a a. a a a. --"TVkalb Philadelphia 5 — 9.4 — 4 0 1 Proper Bisnett
ONTARIO DIVISION
M.n 9 7 3139 W. Dickhout D.Wells Richland Watertown 9 — 7.0 — 5 0 1 Good Thiebeau
13 70 3457 A. Hicks F. Fuller Watertown Richland 17 — 5.3 — 5 0 1 Good Sandle
19 337 2160 G. Ebert D. Wood Syracuse Oswego 4 — 9.6 — 7 0 0 Good Mahan
21 7 3130 O. Teelin N. Crouch Richland Watertown 8 — 5.6 — 4 0 0 Good Sandle
27 11 3187 M. Hurley R. Weyneth Syracuse Richland 5 — 6.52 — 7 0 0 Good Thiebeau
29 7 3132 O. Teelin N. Crouch Richland Watertown 1 1 — 5.69 — 4 0 1 Good Sandle
29 53 784 G. Holman F. Hogan Lyndonville Charlotte 3 — 14.3 — 9 0 0 Good Mahan
PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION
M.n 23 Ex 5134 R. A. Hodgens W.Hoover Clearfield Keating — 6238 — 27.7 8 0 0 Good Ferguson
29 Ex 5188 J.Bowles W. Fish Corning Newberry Jet. — 1800 — 81.6 7 0 0 Good Larder
WESTERN DIVISION
Feb. 24 64 3174 G. E. Shults F. Hammond Chicago Elkhart 9 — 5.4 — 6 2 0 Good Vaniman
28 64 3009 C. N. Myers G. A. Brown Chicago Elkhart 9 — 4.5 — 5 1 1 Good Vaniman
MICHIGAN DIVISION
Mar. 23 17 914 A. Weathernot C. Trantman Grand Rapids Elkhart 6 — 16.6 — 8 2 1 Good Gorsuch
ILLINOIS DIVISION
Mar 15 11 4714 L. Walge E.R.Bingham Chicago Danville 5 — 13.3 — 6 0 0 Proper Peppet
14 4714 J. W. Hall H. D. Murphy Danville Chicago 3 — 20.2 — 8 0 1 Proper Peppet
OHIO CENTRAL LINES
Mar. 1 16 9576 E. Stoffel D. Davis St. Marys Columbus 2 — 24.9 — 5 0 2 Proper Flickinger
1 5 2084 Morgan Burris N. Lexington Columbus 4 — 13.4 — 4 0 0 Proper Jones
12 3 1989 W. Lynch L. Roush Charleston Hobson 3 — 12. — 4 0 2 Good Ervin
12 4 2071 L. Fulcher L. Caruthers Corning Hobson 4 — 10.3 — 2 0 2 Good Smith
12 17 4759 Woodworth Davis Columbus St. Marys 2 — 23.4 — 6 0 4 Proper Flickinger
14 17 4759 Woodworth Davis Columbus St. Marys 2 — 29.2 — 6 3 3 Proper Flickinger
19 3 2071 M. J. McCarty F. Mourning Charleston Hobson 3 — 12.4 — 3 0 2 Good Ervin
21 23 4757 J. M. Kenney G. Morehead Clemons Bucyrus 2 — 14. — 4 0 0 Proper Rowland
28 5 2071 D. A. Howell J. Fauber Charleston Hobson 4 — 10.5 — 4 0 0 Good Smith
Time Teleg:
is Eulogized
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HpHE passing of David Roberts, pen- wrote the Daily Examiner of Bellesioned
telegraph operator at Rushfontaine, Ohio.
sylvania, Ohio, evoked more than cas­ Part of the letter is quoted:
ual expressions of regret. The Big "Thirty months ago, on the steps of
Pour man who had served his railroad his home, Uncle Dave and I said
in that capacity for thirty years left goodbye. We believed then it was
his impression on a score of young the last time, and now we know it.
men who worked under him as student When Superintendent T. J. Hayes of
operators. Wellington Pegg, Princi­ the Cleveland Division of the Big
pal of the Wenatchee High School, in Four, telegraphed the word that David
Ihe state of Washington, expressed Roberts was with us no more, I knew
the feeling of many in a letter he that manv another man beside myself
was touched keenly with grief. The
wires that had so many years carried
their signals from the tips of his
fingers now bore their last message
about him.
"Through all of the years that I
watched him, much of the time in intimate
association, I can say that I
never knew him to fail in any obligation
to his public or to his company.
"This wonderful example he taught
his school—for I call him a teacher.
He did not know he was, I suppose,
and I reckon he would disclaim any
such rank. He didn't lecture. He
didn't preach. I can't remember that
he ever scolded. He taught by exam-