llent quality of rail was secured. But THE PERIL OF THE “BROKEN RAIL’’—ITS CAUSE cient speed to meet this demand; and they claim, AND CURE. and we believe the claim is made in all honesty and There is nothing to be lost and much to be gained in accordance with the facts, that subject to this propo-… … “Piped” Rail. This Fissure is Frequently ture by the rail mills; and he takes this oppor- Invisible in the New Rail, Being Hidden tunity of acknowledging the courtesies extended. the Flange of the Wheels Climbing the Rail in Its Interior and Only Disclosed as That there has been a decided increase…
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