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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13

The passing away of Andrew Loeb
ner, 426 East Ormsby avenue, brough!
sorrow to his family and many
friends and acquaintances. He was a
well known brick contractor, and was
a man whose long span of life linked
the primitive past with the comforts
conveniences and progress of the
present. Mr.. Lochner leaves, besides
his widow, Mrs. Julia Loehner, nee
Eiler, five sons and four daughlt ers
ali of Louisville. They are: Robert
Charles, Edward, John and Clarence
Lochner, and Miss Nellie Lochner
Mrs. "A. A. Tremer, Mrs. H. A. Gron-
ough and Mrs. William McCloskey
Mr.. Lochner was born in Germany
The funeral was heldtTuesday morn
ing from st. Philip Neri's church.
Rev. Father Ackermann conducting
the solemn obsequies.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13
TEACHERS PLEASED.

The teachers In the local Catholic
parochial schools and academies are
highly pleased with this years en-
rollment OF pupils. The number OF
children attending is larger than
ever before and most successful
educational year is foreshadowed.
Parents have evidently Needed the
advice OF their pastors and show a
desire for the religious instruction
Of their children.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13

Miss Annie Cooney, daughter of the
late Frank and Mary Cooney, was
called to her eternal rest last Satur-
day night at her home, 1920 West
Oak street. She had,many friends
and admirers who deeply deplore her
death. Her funeral took place with
a requiem mass at st. Louis Ber-
trand's church on Monday morning.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13

Funeral mass over the remains of
Miss Mary Alvey, aged twenty-three
years, occurred Wednesday morning
at the Sacred Heart church, Rev. Pat
rick Walsh being the celebrant. The
deceased was the daughter Of George
and Ophelia Alvey, 1888 Maple
street, and her death is mourned by
all who knew her. Following the
church services the remains were
taken to Lebanon for interment.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13
HELP HOME RULE.

News is going the rounds OF the
press that the English home rulers
have started a movement to purchase
the furniture OF the old House OF
Commons for presentation TO the
new Irish Parliament. This would
indicate that 1reland's victory Is
complete and Is another black eye
for Carson and his Ulster Orange
followers.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13

time the fatal spots on the back OF
his hand. He Immediately returned
to Burmah without visiting his family
to say goodbye. The disease, occa-
sionally retarded, gained gradually
until the end, the heroic priest offer
ing himself as the victim for his own
souls welfare and for the salvation
OF those to whom he had been sent.
His mother died some years ago with
no knowledge of her sons affliction
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13
RECENT DEATHS.

Funeral services over the remains
of William Lipps we're held Monday
morning at the Sacred Heart church,
Rev. Father Walsh celebrating the
requiem mass. The deceased was
thirty-seyen years old and resided
with his mother at 2111 Anderson
street.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-09-13
SHOWS NERVE.

George Beck. whose questionable
conduct led to his arrest last April,
has sued Sergeant Jerry Quill and
Otto Spies. of the local police force,
for $4,000 damages, alleging false
arrest. Beck charges that he was
arrested and confined in the police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
AMATEUR NOTES

The Anchor Inn team OF Martins Fer
~ chaIIenge any fast team n the Ohio
valley Tor games on SATURDAYS and sun
DAYS Teams desiring games answer
thr0ugh this paper or call SOmmer :
The elmont ball team has organized
Tor the 1913 season and would like To
arrange games with all fast teams. the
Anchor Inns OF Martins Ferry prc-
ferref. for saturday. NAV L. They
would also like to arrange a double
header with the ]. y. C's cor Nav go.
Call co. write G. T. kegcr belmont -
The ShCrrard high school defeated
McA~c men h gh on the lattcr'S ground :
Yesterday afternoon by th. scor. Of ia
70 .. The MCMecheu pitchers were ia i
ted At Will 10y the Hill Top boys. who
scored IN every inning but one. This
Is the second time these two teams nave
met this season. the former game also
or 70 to ..
The Warwood base ball team chal-
lenges the Columbia nine for a game -
be played pu the Richiand PARK grounds,
sunday MAY l..
The RobinsouS Of MoundsviiIe chal
leuge any 10 year old team IN the Ohio
valley for % game SATURDAY. al Mounds
vile. y return game Will be giNci.
IN" following SATURDAY or SUNDAY. An
sew through the INTEL Eencer. giving
Ih"ne number that arrangements ma E.
be completed.
Tho Crickets challenge any cO-year-oI.l
team In the city FOR game next SUNDAY
morning on any grounds. II aceptcd an
swer a. rough this paper
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t'utiNe committee lave been looking for
q lace which would zoe aS suitable. but
nay" been unable to decide upon any
certain location
However. Invitations have been re.
sciNed from several OF the cities and
towns that have high schools entered
m the events and II b. lkciy that some
Gtfiniic location viii he decided upon
to-daN. ir"f OdgcIS stated Yesterday
t1at GAINESVILLE was very anxious to Sc
cure the meet. ana u * not unlikely thar
the Ohio town Will be selected as the
recommendations there are very good.
interest fn track and field sports is also
very great AZ that place ana y large
crowd would Toe present. adding further
10 the Inducements GAINESVILLE holds
forth
Almost every one of tho schools In
the association report that they Will en-
ter leans and that their representa.
IfeS are IN strenuous training I'm pre-
paraftcn for the event. which bids fair
To- hc ON" of th" most hotly contested
FOR several years.
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INTERSCHOLASTIC
r>Ss Likely 20 be field in Barnssvills
Teams in Strenuous
Training.

TIE report published in one OF the
rchl evening papers 10 trc effect that
me lnterscolastic field meet OF tho -
Was 'ntir'iv urf"undei. and the Officials
~ TIE assgCi1tion state they hav. never
'N'u .'i~li' roo I'm Grove. Since Tive
recent flood pat the state fair ground.
in such slap" that the holdin., ~ A meet
was impossible. the members OF the eN-
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GIANTS DEFEAT CUES
Iiy rAgv rANrrYR

NEW YORK. Muy % New York
score being To =. Touey. ~" first
Chicago plt-n,f. went well tor two iu-
nlugs. hut the champions hit him freely
N the third. fourth and fiftl
Tesreau. for %cW York. was t trif.e
Wild. but steady in d." fir.n,s lie
struck ont Zimmerman. sine champion
hatSmau 81 tie National l'agu'. turer
times Score.
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CARDINALS
DEFEAT SENATORS ARrE1 YAsr
AND HARD BAfTLE.
Hamilton was wind But Good WORK On
sssss Aslpsd Cards Win-Wash-
ington Pitchers weak.

ST. LOUIS MAY I3.-St Louis uo,
eNclting game from Washington TODAY
by . to 8. After ~. Louis had a i've RIM
ieHd In the third inning. Washington tied
tne score. owing TO Hanlilton's wildness
ana some hne base running ST Louis
Non Non out IN the seventh on a bingle by
balls. and Willis infield hit.
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w" base hits. Yerkes. Gardner. Nor.
i1r'fr Three base hits grs.L..
Sacrifice hlt. Lewis Sacrfnrc af.4
Lewis speaker. Gardner stolen
base. fush. cobb. Gamer Afo~ta~ffy.
Bttr on balls. OF Mullin L. on Lake
N - br'eu Struck out los Nulifn !
hy Lake hv pErien 9 tmpires bin.
cen and Hart
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TIGERS FAILED TO SHOW
AMY FORM AGAINST Rosrou

TfUNfUW v
knocked Mulhn from the box In les
I"ah three innings and defeated Detroit
70 ne locals scored their only
errL doubled and came home on Vitrs
"a fhe second Cobb made two unsuc-
oetsfuI attemIts 20 steaI hnur srnrn.
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MAPS LOSE TO YANKErs
IN VERY LOOSE GAME

CLEVELAND. May
won from Cleveland, 5 TO & toNdN~ hork
s i'm ICSais went 20 pieces in the seventb
,, ~ ana allowed four runs To- rntn.
,r ndSe ana Jackson each got three bi,.
nghSm dipes,sant bat Manager Birm9
p.hI,h' testing his broken leg q, 'ne
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Two laEe Its HuErius Three base
N.f Mage Sacrifice hit. Grirer stolen
bases MarsuvIiI' Connolly. Titus. Ma.
200. NDwrev. inuUi. ni4ts Whafff r.
.ni sweeney Ef-e on balls orr pcr.
duo. off Frirnr a. Struck ouf So
VI'ar ami Em4Ie
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fthree runs in their first two innings
10y batting Allen hard. hut curtis biank-
81 them the rest Of the way. Brooklvn
zen IN Fromme's pitching in the second
anu scored six runs On seven hits n
pass. w" steals. Wild pitch. ana an
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Two ha-. hits i}~idw.II Meyers
Three haS, hits Ns-Lle. Fl,tchrr
Sacrifice flies. Ilrn~ Mgrrgy StoIcs
bases boyle. o.. Mitchell. %. H-ryu@. =
Murray. Tssr"... Base ov balls orr
T.-r-uu. o.. or Tonsy. O.. sff KeI.Aacu.
I struck o4t Fy rcsf-al. O.. 10y
Icncy. 3. hv kc-!Hdr.. :. tmTIres
KLEIN and Orth
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Two base hits Olson. jackson -
DanleIs. Three base hits. jackson
hase- Sacrifice hit. Midkin stolen
Eases. chapman, Jackson Double tlays
carson and Johnston: Ryan. Chairman
anu Johnston Turner and Johnston
Use on DaIls. on Handing T. on Nit
S..I =, struck out, by Blanding > nv
MlitICheI by Ford ,. Umpires, CON
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rs: Austin. PratI

I"1 base hits: Austin, Pratt Thr.o
Sfoi.r ny, Agnew. Sacrifice hit. Rrief
WcRrIidooa ses; Schaefer. ARnew. Comntot,
IN s,, ~ anks Double plays: A9new a,',i
Enrai q. Ease on balls: on Cashion 4
Str %. Aitrock; /: Galiia. ?: Hamilton
Ir.,si uch OUT Hamilton. :: Cashion
liz 49,, Gallia, S. Empires: OIonyb,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
NATIONAL COMMISSION REIN
STATES KLINo WITHOUT FINr

CINCINNATI ONO. Nav u -Tr.
rational baseball comm .ssion TODAY mo.
rourccd IlnNer John a. king I'M GOOD
stand ng without the Imposition ~ a
penalty '
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
PH|LLIES
CAUSE PInArHs To LOSE SEVENTH
STRAIGHT GAZE.
AaEss Drive Out q Home Run in Eighth
inning. Securing winning
Score.-Past Game
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. May l3-Pitts-
defeat in the east when MaK.e won TO-
Jay game here for Philadelphia with
nome run drive into the left field
bIeachsrs IN the eighth inning the final
score being to 4. Milers -four bagger
pun fittsburgh n front in the second
inning ana nome runs by CraNath and
Magee took the lead from the Visitors
IN the sixth and eighth sessions Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
BOSTON RECEIVES JOLT
PROM ST. LOUIS BROWNS

b'STpN. May D. .-- Boston's string Of
Victories was broken to-day wncn II
Louis Won. 20 o. Psrdus was effective
DO H.l but one inning. the fifth. during
Ni"ru o." 'iSiioTS scored three runs on
iif"r singles and a triple score.
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Two base hts Knabe. Doom >. Wag-
nor Three base hit Wilson Home
runs. =. Miller. CraNath. MuE-e Sac
riiicc fly NioN. Double play. kuahc and
p'o'an Fase On balls. of CawultZ ..
or S.aton struck out. by CamnitZ
7. by Scaton (. 10y Alexander /. M
prs. BI.nnan and Easnn.
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Brcoklyn-

Two base hts King, Fromme Three
nas" nits. Booker. Fisher. p Sacrifice
flN. Miller Stolen bases. Ainrsars
St"ng"l. WHEAT. ?. Double play: Dau-
pert 20 FISHER - baubert. Base on
nsIls Fromme. J; Betts. 3. Struck ouf.
ity Allen. !, by Curtis. . by Fromme A.
I mpires. RigIer arA RNrntl :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
PEACHES GRAHAM ALLOWED /.
HITS BUT THEY DIDN'T
COUNT
Stosie Swstters Drive Jones to the
Woods and Sisley Relieves Him
But Fares Little Better.

The "Stogies" in yesterdays con-
test gave an exhibition of the kind
OF ball playing that placed them in
me lead at the start Of the season
ana incidentally fattened their aver
ages at The expense of the unfortu-
nate stubs Taking advantage Of
every opportunity and playing rings
around the up-river aggregation at
all stages. they gathered in the first
same OF the series by a score OF "a.
True. we were outhit. bur We won.
20 what's the difference When the
last game is played this season and
the glad rag bestowed upon some
ono OF eight teams, 81 will be upon
the boys with the biggest bunch OF
Games packed in their little old last
years grip. while the hits are for
GOTTEN. The, hitting Of the locals
was mixed at every turn with head
work. as we'll as being more timely.
which accounts In a way for the vic
tory The stubs" wasted great
number Of opportunities to add to
their run column by their poor work
on the bases and really threw the
game into the discards by their poor
exhibition OF fielding
Smokes Make Good.
The locals on tho other hand dis
played an unusual amount Of vim and
made each bingle count for all pos
sible. AT times taking chances that
would put Ty Cobb 10 shame. They
also showed a wonderful improve
mcnt M tho field over their TWO con-
tests last Saturday having lut one
tumble. and thar on a hard chance
But the hitting of Ryan's bunch
vas % quality that would heat any
team in the league. Singles we're
stretched into doubles and doubles
into triples and every hinslr came
Just when they were needed The
boys also had their extra base bats
6u' and triples were almost az plenti-
ful as singles
Pitched Good Ball.
All Of the pitchers were touched
MP rather lively hut Graham by cxten-
sive Use Of his noodle cam. through
with flying coioD Jones who start
% for the stubs bur- was relieved
Zoo Tho fourth by Si-ley. tho Bellaire
youth. who performed 10 great shape
with n" exception o. ono inning. tie
e"venth. when 'hc "S'ogios" got 10
him FOR thrc" hits and four runs
Roth foam. 'lif.or Coz .re rrs' frrfrr
i'rt~i lsI 81 HIt. I yell placed single
over second Nrlfer i..I dow bis lie
H..7r ~ '.n 30 s'.rf W.. o. orr
hH-e "' f"r h'n 'r's Things
rnf'f I'D. .r % 90. "'"u Etrr'- f1n-
I' Crosse VII n
~ flfrrery U'.- .ut Hammond 90
So q. ha o.-.n-e vr .c.nrz went
r.r ~.T r rl.r-s o. r.rf. mi ,-.o- fs
Nl I'"'f. me. i.v 90 nr-t
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rOUEr N z.
~"" WHICH ives TOGO hot - Eandl.
ana which allowed Gray To- cross th, nm
WIN run nummbrT two Green. however
struck out.
op ho'g a, teams were shut out in the sec
"n"' SteInhrenn~r FOR the locals being
M only one Who was able TO sectr. 4
safety. d
Third inning Fatal
In tue third. however. the -Stulhers.
Xb M lii level e"st e. hand the game 20
seconded to accept u. piIing up tfir., l.-,,,.
On hht one hat. a two Dagger hv Nfoll,r-
crrnr ~, S'.y hist dr was saf- ON am
tIIo9 ana went to second on P~i.ste' :
~ ~ rlnre. Gree next uP was waIK.i and
M"!4rnNamP then drew the pIaudits 81
me crowd by securing o. beatit OF a IVA
sacker To right. scoring bofb d., '
t'reten S;einy laid on. In front - tlia
r.dte Tor az apparently easy out. llt
~, ."nni'r ,outed ~ a." excitement
Win Wild throw over nrst. Molten
Nduhp scoring tie third run and Sf.trv
gong 10 second NelCncr and Graham
.tome'e:. KINDLY ended tie slaueater bv
In the fourth Sisley took ur t.. hu--
zen zen i"s W. stubs and started of in
ssi 'tS iHsil ny. VITA Nu infield out ana
st'."r"H', The inning should ldvr end
- wAen Gray flew - right but Rrat.Ii.
-, tnc hali g"t 10y MIN. era, going AN
duced a timely bin.ir ssn,iint ~,
S 4. .i ioss. Green ended with "a pop {. t'0i
obAoS OcI IN.
me SIXTH was St'UIeuNtlI..e hos, ..
,'lhE, ana things At this point h,.tnn .,
TOOK S'iid!lN for Wheeling FIN. :
1891 '4t e. Hlcr ono AMI dropp.t d, tr.
.le.t LOT safety Hrat,ai. f1ulcI ON
20 lI~t tianu"ry. with H.. IrtsI CO..
i9Heh. now ever. drew down NV. t,o..r,fs
hN' 'ITAam. hy drive 10 tie i.ft
inld fence. Wilton sailsi ava. 49,
iii-Ste mead Eolltugwo"I was an cas,
iHilrld out bonneIly singled - rteE,
w vas LETT w1en Sislcy pcppcl IN f,,
No. .enkamp. ~ W.
Inc stubs made their last one IN trc
+N.HI! on lletrick'S double Noufgorr-
- single and an infi-lI our
~ tii' meantime Sisiev had been yoi,,, al.
~ "a mouse afire. moving down b.tt.r
alttT n"tt"r. ana ne looked safe Z, ff,+sE
VIII but ~tngi" run chnlke1 s..si,'a,
I'M Mu"n one Green belief MS name
I'M ~fna ked on" aGaiust the rf-r, 90.
lrh.r Tor triple. Then came a. No.
a., 'h~i'n N the part or orr E.fi. -
".!SH'"r. Molly picked out on. f.,
-.i-''. coming Green and sprsnr - .t- -
'I'T' H. stealing second ~f.frv f.,rf..,,. .
- .,y pacing ono iu center ami ...r'...'..
,H"li'tNhWp across -f.iut t,1. 49,,
nome On " cl'h-rs three S.,s-r 80.
out .t Ht'l"4h-
In ,He, last Two from.4 r..,... t.,.,,
..i herling Tfssirg tie bats III ,..
tn" score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing Of Tearua

Ysstsrday's Results.
D; Pittsburgh. I.
-. Louis. 4: Boston, ,.
Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati. :
New York. =: Chicago, =.
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Today's Games.
-. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN.
Chicago at New York
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
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! botl teams were shut out In The sec
~ oNIy one Who WAS able TO secure a
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SMOKES COP REGULAR
BINGFEST FROM STUBS

| me game with single IN rough coming
""nd, which ives TOGO hot 10 Landi.
auu Whlch allowed Gray to cross the pan
struck out
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
jackson, Miss.

GoAthne L. licking good, and the Coz
leu, 3, up asaiu,t 1t n thi> man, town SCI
E.u samc through here itnm Nioksburg, So
lans t. IL o.er the situation lie tsn.ql
= great deal ah"nt conditions. aging that y
,,riaul, hated /" sc thu strike take plaG|
Iran, and are ,,ill oil duty and iron :
indications viii >tAy iii there is not enoso
hu.ln,,, t. Warrant running the few trains
>,shi,e u'~
Ihc clam agent = using two box cars fos q
oill,e The records ui business done during 0
ls>t ~" year, were destroyed by lire EnG|4
loe2 Ma detained aud 1t, tram delayed. L.
another engine VA procured and the traa RI
cut oi town. hui the ,cabs had quite . -
IN their efforts To- retail the big engine.
t06e The general conditions here. - q
other points on the system. indicate that
company ~ hard hat
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
Jackson, Tenn.

The | I l. still having her trouble, her,
Foley. Chfi and several OF the other boys 81
18th street fame were here the other day at
tending federal court. and also taking personal
"h,cr, ati"n, 81 the bull pen mps Passenger
engine 1855 was sent To- Bnrn>dcs Ne 9ss
failed Three manifest tram, were held here
Tor even hours because the yards were block
Cd and there we're NJ engine, t. move the
trans. The t>h will get some more OF the
meat that the |. { will have L. pay Ter Il
conditions are not bettered We have couple
81 soab car men here IRON Water Valley They
are John Strickland and Webb Hill Thee
mp, came out on strike but could not resist
the / { tainted money. We have another
sab hcre - the name OF Herman Rlson. for
merH II Par. Tenn tie va, onee cashier
ior the southern Eyre, Company a, Padu-
cab. by Ten ,eab. In here at week with
unpaid bard hill, ard lev merchants were
al" ,,ans The burr head. are dong what
little work j, beng Genc herc bu, TIN, IS no,
laying much
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14
atty
Cairo.

EhcfAthns L" the merry III the kner tut
he water ha, gone d"wn, but trans are nun
ning a late a. when the le>ee MAS IN danger
Warren the fellow who was made To eat 4
couple II lead pill, here last week, is the
same fellow VIII" killed boy IN Centralia
~hic acting "a seab herder at the inception
al the strike From all indications lie got
What VA coming To- hun this time. 1t is SAID
he will not or"ak. but he came very near To-
passing IN his checks One OF the Niger hos
tiers wa, killed here when an engine ran over
hun y ,cab blacksmith by the name al
Boson and who Is SAID to be Swede. has
departed Tor Kansas City. 50 let the X { boy
look out for HIM. Passenger trans are run
nlng very very late, and freight equipmen, l.
gong To the scrap pile y switchman by the
name 81 Claud Stout. who once worked for
the | { at Mounds but wa, discharged for
having bug juice consumption. IS now working
ior the Big -Four at CAIRO. lie got IN, son a
job as night caller here This is >cab job
and after HI, son had worked for three night>
he found out what he va, dong. and quit
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Vicksblr9.

The high water still ha> the company shut
out ii here On the north end. and the shops
,tl shut down Abou, dozen scabs are
working and the rest OF them are walking the
street, with their head, adjusted L. a point
that indicate, they are IN a state oi deep
meditation. There are ~ dead englne> IN the
grave yard track, and Us bad order cars
Dnt hundred ility cars have been shipped away
from here within the last ten day, There are
w. tram, coming IN from the South daily and
two leaving TIN, comprises all the busine =
beng done with the exception of three reg
nlAr passenger trans. and these are not haul
M enough passengers To- pay the coal bill
We noticed that 81 bad order, were sent out
ii here over the \ K V. but we do not know
where they are beng sent The piokets caugh,
the | I. stealing steel car The number OF
tn, ar wa, 33i7, al some road and II wa,
panted over and marked / c iO543s Old
Man lindstrom the master mechanic. is hav.
lus >ome tune with his burr heads, and he
admit, that the scab> have pm, the equipment
MI 81 here on The bum
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Lady Victory

We are still standing a, the forts and u
ins down the guns Tor the. working q
Everything at this place Is in our favor.
scngrf trains are sometimes on the righe]
Nay and sometimes across the barb 4
fences. Tram No crawled into the n
on the 26th with the engine all played 4
and on the e7th tie train wen, into the z
~ Fairfield. On the 2sth she ditched ~
At arlington. On May LIST a freight q
went into the ditch some 10 miles out Of
and considerable damage was done to q
bed and rolling stock The loyal bunch 10 {
Ting II where the chicken got the axe.
company = getting rid of them. the last
'"ed having been Billy Tanner. one d
ping, who thought he had a time
hut they arc done with him now. just a
>eon will be with all the rest OF them.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-05-14

The company - getting on her last pino]
old Indiana The >csb,. seeing that the euge
1, about io drop. are desertine The fev
are gloomy looking outfit. Engine creve I
lying around I've and three days At .
Narttrs Tor power To take the bad order t.
mrut 10 ITS next junction uf destruction.
The merchants 81 the city are beginnino
fealle that the scahs are not in the hsh1l
paying their bill. \ collector for one d 4
hou,o, made many call, an a scab. and -
the power If reasoning failed TO bring {
goods. he decided to use direct actioa % [
seab. lie took IT out of his hide and frouy
indications did a splendid job Of il. The
,eriion, now are all taking place in the u
pen and the rebels are all standing solid q
seem t" hc eating their three meals . &
They are IN the job to make a dash on 4
Lady Victory.