LETTERS FROM AN
OLD RAILWAY OFFICIAL
TO HIS SON, A DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT
BY
Charles DeLano Hine
WITH A POSTSCRIPT BY
FRANK H. SPEARMAN
CHICAGO
THE RAILWAY AGE
1904
Copyright, 1904,
By Charles DeLano Hine
To the railway officials and employes of America:
Their intelligence is an inspiration; their steadfastness, apsalm.
FILE NUMBERS.
| LETTER I. | |
| A Word of Congratulation | 1 |
| LETTER II. | |
| Helping the Train Dispatchers | 6 |
| LETTER III. | |
| Handling a Yard | 13 |
| LETTER IV. | |
| Distant Signals on Chief Clerks | 18 |
| LETTER V. | |
| Safety of Trains in Yards | 26 |
| LETTER VI. | |
| Standardizing Administration | 31 |
| LETTER VII. | |
| The New Trainmaster and Civil Service | 36 |
| LETTER VIII. | |
| Education of Several Kinds | 43 |
| LETTER IX. | |
| Correspondence and Telegrams | 49 |
| LETTER X. | |
| The Bayonet Precedes the Gospel | 56 |
| LETTER XI. | |
| Preventing Wrecks Before They Happen | 63 |
| LETTER XII. | |
| The Self-Made Man Who Worships His Maker | 70 |
| LETTER XIII. | |
| The Friend-Mile as a Unit of Measure | 79 |
| LETTER XIV. | |
| The Management that Breeds from Its Own Herd | 89 |
| LETTER XV. | |
| More on Civil Service | 97 |
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