Railroaders Superstitions.

[Brakie]

11.If a railroad man marries a redheaded railroad widow he was bound to the same death her husband met.

I especially like that one! Gotta be a story there! My favorite, however is number 12.

Ralph, I wish I knew what that story was or how it begin. I highly suspect number 12 was for the doubting Thomas's of that lure since superstitions was widely accepted as the truth until early 1900s. Up until my Grandfather Miller died in 1965 if a black cat cross his path he would turn around and find another route.