Kirkman, Marshall Monroe, 1842-1921 · New York, Chicago, The World Railway Publishing Company · leaf 65
its rotary motion forces the snow 'from the track through the opening in the top and thus entirely away from the track. The car is attached to the front of the train locomotive and propelled thereby. In ordinary cases, however, when the snow is not closely packed or very deep, the engine pilot or… … the locomotive are merely for the nre^bLke^f at- purpose of designating the different *afc^ train6 asna classes of trains. In the early his- sisnal- tory of American railways night trips were avoided as much as possible. When the carrying of the mails necessitated night service, it was considered a…
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