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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-10


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.t- prove 'fCuoiesY,lo al
..--. and al worst MS unlolils'
a . aeon Ha~lpan, coming into
..e cabin with dumping
boots. shouted his name, and when
.s answered entered the room
He --- Jim looking troubled
eel. ..-..@ed, with book after
boz. .lsi N the drawing board
IN .-.-. .- him.
~W..'s up, demanded the
o.. MIXER. peenng At him.
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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
One Big Union
tBy W. J. Mckay OF Saginaw, Mich.)

ft h> ad1 the 4Iri
h IN part that .ullle
Il mtd h be
In Il n,l enne
haNcg t and tina
THE YOUR ORGANIZATIONS
II
GENERAL You
and possibly
~ mind that If .tld b capital vh,
tina to walk the
u o int Youna rlon
o life andtp hut
~ re To he
aud t . nh,." do
Tbeu n tu the rum
tkenmlt o by
r,ah nd Il f bread~h you haven
VIII wish then that had
u
aehmen ii
we'll f d of
Each smaI l. , standing
vy ytslmg on
bu for 10 feared mae
tm, is by mass and
OF be
tie Il IN e e II knew It would
craft tools al and
al craft
Ii called o
Me all n a
II An IL nd should
eb
omuhI N of
f,auItl tl lie ones th should h the
a no then none
nd DO No Then
N~u& be
Theonl
but then
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02

because Of the many inquiries In relation to the
general strike proposition that had foot
som. short time ago quoting herewith one
Chicago, III NOV. -. 1919.
strike Secretary, clinton. III:
bear Sir and Iirother-ln the few recent issue
OF the strike Bulletin have not seen anything In
regards to the general strik. Proposition Of which
there was much said about time "a
Please advise II this attempt proved to be a fail
ure what is being done about II a tn. present
aims. | fraternally yours
r MILLER. Chicago, III.
Clinton, Ill. Nov. -. 1913.
Dear M.r-Yours of the 27th fully noted and
sible IL h.ing don. To make the projection n sue
cess The matter turned over to the Grand
Lodge officers. they wer. To take II up Ht tn"
Seattle conference OF the railway department. At
thus time haS. not been advised to what
action they took on the matter. However. arr
awaiting som. decision from President Wharton
OF the railway department
II. however. II develops that have been
turned down on the proposition and that they have
refused to take any action must not lay down
beau Of the temporary failure but adjust our
selves to meet the obstacles and devise such means
and ways that will wake up the constitutional al
be able To make the agitation effective
Trusting that Will soon Toe n position to
advise just what action the Seattle conference
took relative to the general strike. I yours
for n general strike. Carl. F. PERSON.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
Gone Over the River.

Joseph H. Psrrott. president Of tn. Florida East
Coast, died on October IL. aged - years
N. Hudson auditor Of tn. Fort Worth a Den
Yer city. died september 40. AGED 81 years
W. y. Ray general superintendent Of the Ro.'on
Maine, died on september 20 aged Sc years
John =. Ensign chief federal boiler
Washington u C died September 81 aged 81
u. W. Hartman. president Of the Denver & South
Platte. died at Denver. Colo September 80. aged
50
" f. Marnett formerly vice president OF the
New Yors. New Haven 4 Hartford died on October
.. AGED 81 years
Maxwell Evarts. general counsel of the southern
Pacific. with headquarter. a New York died on
October :. aged 81 years
Charles A. Florence. export and import agent Of
the Illinois Central at Chicago died In that city
on October :. aged Sc years.
r. White. district ruperint.ndent Of motive
power Of the Baltmor. n Ohio. at Baltimore Md.
died In that city on september %. aged b5 years
George Andrews general agent of the passenger
.epartmen mt Of the Pacific Coast steamship company
at Seattle. Wash. died september 2s. AGED So
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
Repairs to Big Black Bridge Completed
At 6 p M

VICksIusEa. Mls~ NJ. = r.. 10, #.t..,
u The BiT liIa'k hrids" witch eoIzi#s,-f ar.r N
sNtra y tfi.teHd ~ isUt ttst.fa al o. .##k X
s"st"rdhS morning sinud h,- t.IaIr.d ts -. h.. <
ms aftern""t "htn uaftls et.f IT,, lin. b.st,...s
L." and "" "fl'at~ I'll H. t'slu"d
= ". iroWb r"adBasf.r who - sata# rinf,n.i5iv
u. work. rlsrh"neh ia. Information h,t. t..ta,
i1ltdfhfts 'ts ""fh'ne tom toth nd II tle eal-
one Of tn" r"i"fts at"nf t. =wf.,k ~ mat a
taiit"ad fia'er "t "'hef ma hnr VA ~ 49,.
81 The ao' ld"nt# Il - aid ttat tre tlrf grid"r
bumped Int" tow tart of tie stfu.ture and H..
ar was hef"it'd and fir"ft'd Ne f''t hes"~
The engine aud t"nd-t w"ut over the COLLAPSED
bridge safely. ana IT, tain STOPPED hefpte Ill
cahoos. stsd ~. gsp
There Is Ner htte water IN The Hg nask riser
Al present
\ report On tho damage To rne freight IN ~
Trains Nos y and Il vii so through tonight
as usual M lo,af trains b.tween Ntckshutg and
iiaton Rouge eer' or.tated today IL. local trains
viii resum. SUNDAY.
=. W Maddox was th- engineer on tn. loeorno-
tv" OF the wrecked tram and - { Smith the
conductor
The low clearanse at tn. Bg Black brdse has
been Commented On by railroad men for years
II Is stated has passed under the upper strn,
Of this bridge h'fof" and the night before the
eid-nt occurred Nrnt through the Yaxao river
bridge without trouble
LATEST NEWS
vICKsBt'RG Biss Nov 2s-Tratn No 22 came
In this morning over N. Y NJ V railroad Re-
pairs TO the Big Black bridge that collapsed Fri
day morning under freight train have been
completed and traffic Is now through In normal
manner.
hoadm..,e1 Brown who repaired tn. wrecked
in his twenty years Of experience
A number Of the cars that went from the testle
to the ground 60 feet below of steel In
putting down the new piiing IL necessary to
dril through portions Of the steel cars new
problem presenting itself to the members
The drilling required considerable more time
than was first deemed
Some Of the working continuously
on the job for about sixty hours
A coal dirper loaded a fiat car. II Is now
said caused the wreck sufficient room for clearing
OF IN. top part OF tn. bride. not being allowed
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
CLINTON. ILLINOIS, oEcEMsER 2. is1,
From That Water Valley Town.

Var ally Mis- Nm =. 1913
Dear stink A. Il hos b.. sun,. TIM sfne. n.c
'i"hd l"ds' "tfi'ti, t'atid ur Wit. a.. TAX
ihs MS ms'a- Il Iuf"tnung tlt.fn that IT, stuk,
Al thts f"'lut L. E,ttHg along eoud n ,oald b.
expo Under IN" circumstances
II Is n" "pint"u "t H. I'"p. of god t.r4te
this community tb"t th. strfks Woald la4e h#.I
s'iied iauE -lH,.. tgo had not he. ii far ih.
union seals that NaI,t NAIItY j. - aialndnntls
supplied "ith Engin'.f " BoStna a. of
u" it~t L. "r'u uT ~ tau. tn Tie s,nbs Eupl=
h"'h = . 'anhur AZ" Tan = sab tWaA from his
'tsIh' and performed th' w"tk LIm~elf Engineer
sam Martin ~as injured wbIl. working on hi
.nglHe otsr Oh tb. Nazuo uH.s aud as result
D." sr' NJ thte" N".ks In tie hospital In Memphis
Thls h the way some Of the engineers sNmrathiz.
VIII III" Strkils shoIm, ii t.. following ate som.
~ IT, name satf1 NIX 'ards In The Brotherhood
~ Railroad fif.men Frank Calender " ~ Wat
k'hs = " - Mt T. Halb,rt. W ~ Wrot.n=
Th"-' s"-taii"d union men are boarding with
soats
=. Al \ Gatroi l"ft town owing II. following
debts Amfotd l.~ts Furniture COMPANY. tIs ss5.
N"i'n Hr"r st",.rS. so This s.ab roomed with
Engineer H"sfna \ =. ah by IN. name of Weir Jeff
town owing I. " Arlington s7,O and Jim An
detson and \ \ Barnett unknown amount
Th's" ar. only few of the scabs that are leaving
town and forgetting to pay their bills
With kind.st regards and well wishes to all III.
strikers and sSmpathizers yours for a
GENERAL. STRIKE
A MEMBER OF THE l. u OF u IL
Watt Aals Hiss
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
The War of the Glasses

Nj o held
dsse Mr. py the the road On his r"
are not looking
-ay responsibility lines has '" But by
well. n is Of labor
We snseel Of all
~ andb working he o
e the fact that ,e making demand for class " work and
these ani all the Jurisdiction" would
p sarei skill
is n
@m'nd because demands cent higher than that paid
"n board and which reads EQUALITY
as D~y Don't o TOYS with
our PLAYING Ne will handle the slightest dhf"
and Tor the >na troubles which much they nsn
ha and will h You understand Mr. py that yet the workers
eootn,1 ,,h, a, h, s l.e I, n,ndu, them
WAR OF THE CLASSES SUPERIORITY The OF Eot AL
COFFIN itr cIrp " inc ''' "'S Df"''''' '3'
with the Outlook Understand Dy long keep the workers sub
sp into s%, oen crafts. hong can keep these crafts ns 'hI
na ,nn .,ha M ,nadn On, o,sauns
but Mr. nsy possibility all the worker, ." our line
% st' they should ose, and demand ea, " all the work
the t" they should the understanding that the ma" the ,en Just
nan the Office menNs-'hen would find ourselves
against Therefore shall take full charge present
:. N"'e tell O t Try
~ m y p,n" the proceedings One the important thing to do WI" be n to keep
~ and the ginger will automatically from the men when sy become bankrupt
President Foster the weak and child
= n, the workers and he position which h company would m
,sht when the workers but WAX W
masses instead OF inability Of nisriua efer, t" ~
s anything which would because he states the workers are
s III" % day and a craft NY Try and build a'S"@ @
difference % @ ,s0 % n.y. ' % and , masr between employee
Let oNENEss-oi
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02

Again want TO call your attention to the
fact that In order To continue to put out sheet
Of this sire II necessitates the addition of many
new names to our mailing list every week and
this Is the part OF the strike that you will have
to look after.
We shall ask you that at the next meeting night
of your union that YOU make motion that the
hodg. suhssribe for the entire membership This
Will Toe but "A small investment for them. and II
Will help Ia make II possible for us To continue our
campaign Of advertising the struck roads and
their scabs. and Ne feel that you Will want To do
your part to this end You will be able 10 per
form this piece OF legislation for us very success
fullN with the employ sment Of little diplomacy
Take and round up the agitators and get your
machine ready for action next meeting night
There won't he enough dead ones there even
enter a protest DO not lay off the job thinking
that someone else will look after this for us but
do II yourself. for our success depends on the
acti YpI' AGITATDRS
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02

DETROIT. Nov. l7.--pr J. II hurley, president
OF Almont village, wants Gov. Ferris to order the
Railroad Commission to compel the Pere Marquette
railroad to put Its tracks In shape on the Almont
branch. The following Telegram received by
the governor from Pres Buriey this morning
II your Railway Commission Is good why
not have IL make the Pere Marquette railroad put
this Almont division In safe condition. Two
wrecks In the last eight DAYS Mail. express and
passenger service unnecessarily DELAYED. road bed
not safe for passenger traffic. We refuse TO stand
for this condition Of affairs any longer Please
give this your immediate attention"
The governor has referred the matter TO the
commits ission.-Detroii Evening News
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02

class II crat the nase begging n a
/ a move ndD
demand m th II
howe,e c the Vi f
i'm action II
office 10 a m he
l. put the IL conn II : Ia
h t.
DEMANDS
naura t o
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
Hang On 70 the Rods.

The Chicago n Eastern Illinois railroad at Dan
vill-. Ill. Is not In the market for maohnsts at
tn. present time. and because many travelling
into nanNille with the expectation OF landing a
Job the travelling fraternity Is hereby notified that
the company IL not hiring ybody just nov, nor
has 1t done in the recent past. and from all
indie tionS Will not do In the future.
she shops not working fun force. So YOU
nut splitters no are not travelling VIA DE II Ill.
NAN with sfopoNer allowance. will time
II you HANG ON To THE RODS In going through
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
Slow Freisht Service on Illinois Central.

II used to- be that freight service from Chicago
10 Msttoon on the Illinois Central first class.
Freight delivered TO the Illinois Central freight
house in Chicago before five o'clock would be de-
liver.d Mattoon the following morning."
marked a local business man. "Hut things seem
have changed the Illinois Central and now
II takes three DAYS 10 get freight ship
ment through from Chicago Ia Mattoon..--Mattoon
Daily Journal
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
An Explanation.

In tn. strike Bulletin OF Nov IL II was reported
that the William Farrell who robbed Burn
sid. scah. However. this was a mistake
William Farrell was not working for the Illinois
Central. has h. been working for them. lie
had been working for the Michigan Central at
kenzington. and herewith making apol
ogy for the statement made IN the issue Of NOV
IL 1918 and trust that II viii be understood that
he mistake that has heen made due an
.r md not h..anse OF any imnnIe motlAes.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02

Alsup Alsup ha,e instituted a suit IN TIE
eourt of r stone against the Illinois Central
Railroad company for tsisN heing tie amount Of
a hill tor groceries furnished l., the complainant
ftm To the defendant railroad company the
groceries having b, pun hased fot u. crew "f
w. King aud passengers Iniatsd IN a
wrerk several months ago-t}inten Press
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
Eye See" Must Pay for Wounds.

} |. Thomas got 5000 Judgment against the IL
hnois central FRIDAY morning In Judge A Il riu-
mans court
Ne "A member Of the sunday school party
huri al the Spe.d.sH-I Z. crossing in the sum
N. Of 1911
Anderson \ Crahtree represented Thomas In
federal court suit Tiny SecoS.r.d tt.iaa for IN
death of on. Of the members of tn. party There
number II other cases peuding.-Mrmphls
Press
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02

In the last issue of the bulletin stated that
the Industrial Comm ssion was 10 meet Nov 20
1918 However. this Was a mistake. as the com.
mission aill not meet until Dee 80 1913. at which
time the, with take under consideration what thes
will do with the strike on tn. Illinois Central and
Hartman lines
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02
Next Week.

neeauss of the lack OF space In this week is
sue not running the later half II Mr. Ftank
rommrrfurds seattle speech. but II ai IL
week
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-02

slouI1G gusqIn
AIT 6aIsIeA1 euL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-29

2ena Golbfmitb an Sfaac RafaIa,
3ontratt gum 0srtaui bes Giaens
tbnms, betannt ais 1907 unb 1903
Gsntrdl Npeniie fir $4,000.
Gldro 8olDimitb an Mdrp gtlser,
% bel los SUB an Der SiiotpeFtieite
Der Wiulberrn Gtrdbe. 81.
aeHd 9pIofmitb an georae 9. Wins
eerberg, 25 BEL 100 SUB an Der Oft
ieite Der 2inn Strabe, 3fpiihen aaurel
uno Belts Strabe. ST..
Gepree q. Binserbere on 2enu
9oIbimitb. % bel 90 Sub an Der
Vkitieite Der Central 2loenue, sruifhen
Gperett unb Dopib StraBe. ST.
Gtbert geit an Clara 90. 8oaslae,
fang. Got 4 in 8. 6. Spptins' pierter
unterobtbeiIuns in 9oripoob. 81.
Gaiurenee 8. S'Wisara an Ridael
Shrit II. anb., Cots / unb 2 in
DMeora's llnterabtRiluna in gleaIs
ont Ribse. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-29

sSeet tpubte Ruth, pober ibr Der
Dea 10 betannt portam, Tie mar ibn
i6rn Elm Mal gsfabreu. an iencm
Morasn, ea ibr Sbeim fis aus benl
WalSi6IDBhcn d6boIte.
,rSa mobI, gudoiges sSrauIeitt.
yllno iuic iueit lift c8 nod bis on.
hin?"
Cine flciue Stilnoe ettpo."
so iobren Sic bortbin uno Iai-
fen Sic Die 9rouncn einm1I oroent-
lid ous9reiien."
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Qab oen miIthigen Sieroen ole mill.
fommeuc erloubniB 3u ihnellertr
0ougart unb Der leifte oifene 9a.
gen ilog pieilgeihmino aili Dem iuobl.
erhoItcucn @ege 6obin.
0od ped)ielten Die aouiincn fein
@ort iibcr oas 3iel ibrer ,Sdbrt SIN
Norfe angetonmen aebot Dtngoolene
Dem Mttiher ab5ulteigeu lmo ieinc
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Ole erbibteu Eferoe peiterlcnfeu iino
i'm nob etlpo eiHer Stin6e ipieoer
aus Dem Sauie Der Sciuigen obbo.
len. Mgobaleue battr lhon otter Die
3iigeI gefiibrt, uno 10 crIarbte 6rieo.
rid feiuen 8ioeriprud, nm 10 Deni-
ger als ods ltoI3e an1Oi9e ,Srnrlein
M oen unbeoinateiten Gcborian Der
Tienitleutc gelpobnt mar.
aber cen armen GierOen ionte
feline 3eit sur glbfiihluna geIniisn
neroeu. oenu fnum hotten iie ons
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Grab iebte.
2Sest crit pogte Rutb Die 5raee:
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81 bc0el,ten bat"
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ipaIeih eriabren~
lluo tic lenfie nit iiderer Sano ia
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(TortIebuno ;u!oi.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-29

fruhtsn burh cine orebsnbs Btlnegnns
Der gliifkpnhie Den 5ruhtfnottn
srbnGrts gsfpanbt hoben. nntsritiiBt
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Inbou Der arohis fdIt MIR BON ben
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b<lIt ooraus, bdB dIIsin i'm Sabre 1912
ron bort 100 MiIionen ailogrdmm
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0raaseisentbums Ssystbefen
Gincinnati, %. Mug.
yleue Snpotbefen.

IeHe y pp qefeH.
SnIiu 5puss an g. R. Susbss.
1926.
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uno 3. 60. $3.50.
RuIpb 8. Repcomb an S6iiben 9.
uno 6. go. $500.
8epres +. asitner an Spcamore g.
uno &. 60. $1400.
Bridget Rsarbon an @eIt 0orpoob
y. unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Soispb q. Riiuni9 an abraham
Grift II. ano. $4,000.
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nnb 6. u. go. $1,000.
aubrep Z. 8siniuger an Sobn Ssis
ter. $500.
SteIa 9hompIou an Waoiiou Roab
2. unb g. 60. $500.
8isitIbe an Sobn B. Sentias. $50.
Qnenes Wl. 9IedIpn an Wlidmi
Sctpnibip Q. uno 8. 60. $1,000.
Wiuiam 8. Sieinbrenner an WeIsrrn
German 9ont. $500.
Sermann 6. gisit an 8ejt enb 9.
uno Z. So. $500.
Jrancss W. gurman an Gilt Gbqs
y. uHo 9. SO. $4,000.
algllt Ruuipts an eagle g. unb
6. U. $1,000.
Clara W, 8ogelgeSong an bieislbe.
$4,000.
Tlidasi S6mit on 6. :. CTsara.
$l400.
9etiIgte 5ppotbstsn.
Glen Wlegldmara an Cincinnati
Dortingmens Club 9. uno 6. Sc.
$1,000.
Srpile Sobree on Wiama 9opns
ibip y. unb 8. SO. $4OO.
Wlor St1uIb an Grssu Str.-Q. unb
q. SO. $4,000.
Warp 6. Dedetr on Sunt ctr. 9.
unb .. Sc. $500.
Gertrude ROb an GIi 3. grOpn.
$1,000.
~W. 5ssIaff an Central glprtpooo
y. unb 6. u. 5000.
anno gruus an StOt garbs'g. unt
Z. SO. $1,000.
]. R. GIanigan an 2ibsral 6. uno
9. 60. $3.50.
aIics ga. S6afer an Gillian M,
Goof. $3.50.
Dm. ). Bissins an SObn 8iqiuu
u. anb. $500.
Gonaro R. @Iofiingsr an Gntsr.
prize y. nnb g. u. $1,000.
gsla S6uIs on Spbn M. STtius
S40O.
9isfsIbs an GumiIp 9. u. SO. l,
$500.
asna Sisblsr an M<it Gno q. uni
z. 60. $1,000.
Dopis 6. Woinriebt on Gbnnrb q
Quinn. $3.50.
y. 6. YieriOn on prODibent 2Ouu
60. $4500.
ameIia e. 5lpnn an gonsrsb9. u
60. $4,000.
Gieielbe or 9. u. Sorbing. 81.
Sobn e. piIeer an Woies 8oIo'
imttb. 81.
Wlorp Meber on .. Dreifus; $3.50,
8ieielbs on 5orrp 3inh; $591.
90. u. 9robbed an 5pring GoroeH
6. &c s. Co.; $4,000.
eHuu Sbepberb an Gnt 6. &c g
Co.; $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-29
Yolpfrates.
Gr5dblune Don 8. g. DdIbemar.

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