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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
Do Ship Or 7ravel Roads That fire On Still


81. Ike Bulletin, = -.
clinton. Ill s
Vt the last meeting OF the carms. -. -
ted y 90 for e bundle OF Strike puIi.ss~s
SaN, concerning the strike vote, thai ~ ~
- sitlktts voting as members Of th,s t.~C -
t3tN" tn"fr strikers, but because Of TN 49,
lowed were unable TO get at them In ~"
W. were very much pleased with H. -.
I.ulrtin. aud noted the objectiona IA m. 49,
"dgr proposition With much intsrsea ~
Ut are concerned ~ are unable II -
'ud b" gaining anything by cailiss - ~
ike. and therefore you can bet thseS -
10y many who voted In favor Of N ~
lit Joke did not work with " A. m +.
~ been Without benefits for the last tAsss +.
~au" very strong remarks were maAa ~ -
- til" grand lodse officers 10 We haA vas~s y
-sah W. would have stayed at work t.sass1 =
ling out un strike. We don't intend IA ~ y
any OF THIS Kind Of work. even N ~. -
aetinst u. for II looks shady to Us
Ne for NO COMPROMISE
y. l. Ssndborn,
business Agent striking l. C. CAs~~
II: n. 9th ST. Councu M
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
NsSk hans Letter.
Ssptem hep 1Asa

q,
Nj J"in \ Mofflt
NJ jams \ smith.
commissioners II roneiliation
department Of Labor.
Ma>hihgtun. II g
-, utt'mch
md t.. secretary OF Labor had instrvcts1 ~
l. infer with and What could -
ttsut arranging Tor the return TO the spsv1r~ q
'ttttn old employees OF the Illinois Central -
- - That tie secretary had been infoeueA ~
ii.f, ar sftl aoo men who left the serviee ~
f,,ut"t - 1911. and aho have neither feeuS
=. -. employ of III. | q. nor made psrspeo@
Midi IL" /" t.turn 10 the service Of tAs -
800 Itsui~.d you that | would look ipss =,
s.. Ito tud write yau about II.
-, .rlMsNs felt that the great body Il -
H.. Az Ills unealed for strike in.s1vln1
...#I mlsl.d and from the beginning have -
i,tss..i - giN. favorable consideration 10 -
. Toms tor employment made by those vhs =
f...t ten 'ngAs.d IN acts of violence Or AsGaup
.O.n "l property. giving preference to all sueA =
! l.5tut- - vacancies occur
~ 4 t..att of tbs policy. larg. numbsry & =
IA men returned To our employ. and while. b ~
- -. ~. ~.rt business depression. there 10 ss111l1
H- -itHatton to encourage men nov eut & =
800, 1. ~..k employ m.nt With hope Of inasop
p, ...>-uss"~- have no objection TO saying ~
49,, p,t-it.on ~ thu company remains unehnao1
.tH4 90 t-ss4tr thr Secretary OF Labor that ~
49, vi max. applications for employment b -
.- al manner. all such applications viii b ~
ef.rruce vacancies occur subject, q oG1A
D.. ~. understanding that the applicants nm -
n..#u engaged In acts OF violence Or oesesuoD
80 L. eompanys property.
Respectfully youra
signed, q. n. Markhaa
,copv, President l. C = a.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
STRIKERS IN MEMPHIS SAY
STRIKE MUST Be FOUGHT
UNTIL VICTORY IS WON
SECURE COMPETENT SCARS
ROLLING STOCK IN BAD SHAPE

MEMPHIS r-ur- ". - Src,.d l." =. = X.
h4ilrt.h Tse tax, t4,tten 81; t. ls,it -
al" t-ft 1T. tlbr--- s#n,, our la ~ o.
III" ttotasr- stl.l IA III tisAt - fms 49,.
Ven TIT Nil .. a. cannot say BIT
going . aissrtIs. -. ~frIk. aud Keep -, Ia,s.
III. Unfair Hst anyway. ike ha>. h.pt
hem 1T t" Tsst TIRE. !rats II Is 20 -Nery
WORKING man interest TT u" stand together
it=tS ffyifg LIT when tie companies trslI.S
{" 81 - ~ some other good ~orkn.n .is4d, 80,
hill zen
E,.ry o. has duty TO perform. and le,
~ man .htrk RS duty when are benz TOSSED
urOn the waves IL tn" mighty ocean TLer- l.
ml,h to b. saised by standing shou.de- To
REPRESENT or when YOU were forced To l-aSr -
Ia ktt 1t "a sex work FOR the protection OF Spar
family. t. ky he W"If away from your door
Ttis - tie '1v that the ballots will all be Il
rtdquArt.r- 10 =. counted, ard In the f.W
dAfS y u rear t.. sentence Of III, .N"=z'tt"
raur.N Of u. rallWaN emp department OF
I" stfu k rad There IL much TO oct Of
MS gr"at decision II l. going To ten Wheel
IT, labor movement nj he On IL. road to a
hstt.r All stronger foundation or II vii show TIT
W. haNr beer olilIiHg our houses upon tie sands
lat vii hrIng hetor- th- eyes that the "a
the labor movement ,"-Iay blind. AID II took
them ihr." lorg >.ats- b-fot. thy could where
Icy hav. not only sronsed ts.ms.i,-. tut the
puhle that have h"en preaching 10 fsr the last
'eres var. -'ating thai " I'D rlgft :" la.
i"ard mi 20 tontra. "ur labor fnr MA H~
th-a -t' right
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
FROM WATER VALLEY.
WATER VALLEY. Ms Nov

WATER VALLEY. Niss. Nov. 70. ielt
STRIKE Bulletin.
Clinton. Ill
All crafts here have taken the strike vote. and
they have voted TO continue the strike
sixty seabs were rewarded for their loyalty last
week by being laid off The business men Of
the town are crying about hard times claiming
that the strike has ruined the town. siH train
crows were laid Off this week May houses are
fos rent The town has been put to the bad by
the scabs Who have come In here
Trusting that will win by q large majority
We are In the fight TO never surrender
r c. Addington
Water valley Miss
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
WIDOW AND BOY OF WRECK
VICTIM MIN BIC OANAk

NEW oRI.EANs Ia. Nov. so--As &
lev railroad a, Mont. on Nov. Il, 1914 -
many persons lost their lives and otnsm ~
Iured vas sounded In the civil dis",u ~
Judge Parker handed down decisiohs
victim. against the railroad company. -
The Hib.rnia Rank and Trust CONF
fer Mrs w. r. Reehlmann. whose u
KILLED. susd to recover eio.eoo dsmss
awarded her u. ooe. suit vas nrous - 3 :
of their son. walter John Reehimana' - -
amount for the death of his fsths.
awarded him Judgment for $500 oA".
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
FROM THE noYs on the reaE
SAGINAW. Mich. Nov

SAGINAW. Mich, Nov. 81. 1914
Strike Bulletin
Clinton. Ill
We wish to Inform you Of the result of tho vote
at this point the proposition for calling off the
strike.
Boilsrmaksrs voted 1909 to continue the strike
Hseksmiths voted s5- TO continue the strike
aaehlnists voted So TO continue the strike
Carmen at Ludington voted 1907 to continue
the STRIKE The carmen at Saginaw ala not vota
owing TO the fact that they did receive ballots
In time Many OF the men considered the ballots
sent cut by the grand lodge an Insult and
would not have anything TO do with tn IN ana they
are thoroughly disgustsd with the action taken
Paternally.
n r Reilly
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
DiSCHARClNC SCARS; VOTE
WILL BE CARRIED BY STRIKERS

JACKSON Miss Ny. 20 Special to the strike
> ll.ttn The u j hog has oomiuent ed let n.
trI. ard I'D and tatthf4l sab go and SEX
ineiter god mans Job. thu, fired five OF the
ttks .It u the railroad offie. here few DAYS
*. md Icy hat there Of them
ma AZ gains - get the PINK slip L. i sure
good ties abs walking around. Other
taiifosd -tf ave fired sem o! the scahs that
nav. been working since this strike called
fs-s"ng'r ifaiss haNs schedule e their own.
fs@y from i minutes to Two hours late
T.. - ;all o. lad order and are
tll bat hey are burning them VI 10 sase III"
.Ip.ts. - repairing them up tie In" IT,.
& 20 d something the inch thy has"
ere sau tf"n ~ ehes. harroa 81 alone a
ftss.tt eAr Nni ire locomotives paftng and
bsz.ug al team escaping from every joint
h.aR.rg olf AID causing the de!ay OF trains We
TX 49, =. Tinted State officials should maxi
. f!katlon - the d~feat that The Old hog 10
II. NJ travelling Iatlics and LEI them prove
.. sH'v collar first and safety last We
~. slad - ty a -. mr., hanis still help
an rsHilra" T. do 80 until the old
o. sros ~ ana that = far off We
~. fsii - 81 = official that they were going
20 n -. b.. 1t IL heir forces al over the
..-" -, -#ar.iy hors this 10 true
H.rrsk for The strtksra
4 80 - IN 'f4r-eeart.t brothers VITO have
tf-t'd = an ~ tel To- 10, KIN organized lsxor
- ealing - a.r great strike. when We have
mer" shtrss~ - WI ua~ than ever before. and
Know ~ 1. .i1 NV II las shown the
hat ~ Sttt 1t T. WI. viii every railroad In
tA tntt.d Sfstes against the start. -
months sga today. and thsy ar ST. fighting US.
hui viii an VIII all that The old hog IL not
ountry- ani nowhere .l-e 80 ! informed. 80
keep up the tight sni after ttA industrial reia-
lions mission iuyesfigA CIR sirike TIE
~ viii kbeu The True .aase q -. lockout
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
YW0N CusCA~


- rib" bulletin.
Clinton. Ill
The situation on tho Old Hog route q ~ -
remains about the same a. at my boee 49, -
Is doing very little business as1 ~
running late usual II 10 fSfe ~ NA
an engine come out OF the shcO aa{ -
what Is supposed to be an ovesheaM
1ya came out the other day. all oeQe0
her side rods painted white 81 - y13
wagon top Of boiler painteA vhiee -
like a sprinkler We presuos they ~
of In the hope OF getting The 1soA
department, will accomplish tts a1O q
the strike and then the Old Hoe 80 49,
good mechanics who csn fix theo -
however. that the only ones one -
getting are the ones who are haApey
off the strike. Those who are - 1eos4
Ing the Old Hog by calling Oft ths -
ones who ought to 20 back. But t1e1 49,
out asking the men On the nrise M - RX
the strike so they can hide their ysneY "a
with a ballot -
Thi. rotten move 10 call off this eesooo w.
on foot since the latter part OF July
first days of August. a mediator -
from the Department Of Labor Wes - w.
cago on the request Of some oaA 70 -
and strikers. I mentioned this In ths
week. but since that writing have 49,
ma ton which will throw moro light ~
jec,. The work Of sleek. slimy smssseno
to be seen. Markhams letter shows III -
Mofftt received Instructions fro0 49,
what he should say to President MAJ :
The following Ia . copy Of narthe1e
Moffiu and Smith. the eonciliators w -
during the early part OF Aueust:
L. cundih.
Sec Burnside Iedeee4 =
ss?s Dorchester Ave. Css~
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
FROM 4 BUNCH oE GOOD FELLOWS.

strike Bulletin.

strike Bulletin.
clinton. Ill
whereas The executive board II t. I. p.pt
NJ the A of !. a. sen Ut To submit ballot
To al affiliated nd arganIzaflnus iar -
f"te MataYeii'. Illinois Central aHA iiartir n
Inn an
hept Id an k''-as city. Nj. VII s'ne 10
yates pt.,-nt t.tT-seutius the tntlfe railroad
industry IT, g'n'rat opinion All decision -
continue tn Aloe mentioned stfikss u a -
art
Whereas This acton 4. without reasonable douh,
s5ufrary 20 the b. Interests Of Ito Fed,,,,..l
movement sni tie labor movement IN general
md certainly = t.arlrg DO" al lat las beeH
''omplizhed in thar direction sim tn inception
II the above mentioned STRIKE and
whereas IT, sentiment .N.sts tha' the stat.
contained in Official eirt liar No relative
- tn inse.'lgatjon ~ the Ind Isfrtal Relation.
Gotnnliss1 son Is In ssnS" misleading ard We fs.l
mat THIS ton should ave len hid In abs ane
4nui after The possibility of sch hearings and
Investigations. and
Whereas w commend the hraS" and noble IGN,
rui the many sacrifices 'he hoys III fring line
haVe endured and Ne stand ready and willing II
-ihle 20 bring th"s@ strikes = a successful ter
minA,isn. or at least honorable defeat, and not
a dishonorable surrender. and
Where's. RtNsr City Lodge 3s3 A OF NJ II.
siul Of tie lodges mat carries a monthly a..
sessm"nt Tor TIE sole purpos" # rendering ASSIST
souHh Tor same. therefore. be II
Resolved. That River city Lodge 7s3 ! \ Of NJ
IN regular meeting assembled. do Aerehy Instruct
ar legislative committee TO Ira" II suitable
buttons protesting against the actions outlined IN
circular NJ -. relative to the calling or u the
above mentioned strikes In apr best iuigmsn,
spcs alton should fe rescnded. and The fight ron.
finued indefinitely and be II further
Resolved Ihai copN Of thes" r'.elntiohs be
1uatters- sni s"py sent 10 The STRIKE Bulletin
for publication
Respectfully Submitted.
= Noyers Rec a.
W l. ra,ior
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02

.s,o,. Judge nm a, clinton Illinois.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
rnOM TINE DOVs At nEeS.ses. -
MERIDIAN, Miss. Nov. u

Strike Bulletin
Clinton. III. - =
TIE strikers At this point have 49,
ballots and taken the vote and. wits
exceptions they have voted 10 ecntsS -
Lodge No si3 l. A. Of n. has
her mite when u was moot needed.
contributed ever since the strike wss
Trusting that the strike viii ,.
federation 10 established on the i"s
and Hartman iinsA I am n
Frstsrnaiiy yosra
B. n McMshsA >
Sec No a. l. A. Of n. - =
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
YROM TINE ssaOW M" sTAye
sEDALIA, Ne. New. - -

Strike Bulletin.
Clinton, Ill
why should We cali off the strihss
Hog stuck In the gissard' We are ~
her scalp and therefore she 10 hovilne
of this merry old city will stay sos
and II there are not enough rsoen
do . good Job Of II. let us know ~ ~ -
there with reinforcements- <.
With wreetings from the bunea
II l. wallace. -
Secretary for the AU0 -
Local No sci. 49, IA
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02

" L. H1i.'Fs
e. r. winsr.
Q. RelL
LeEfslatlve Committee. Lodge ssa.
I A Of NJ
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02

MIC ELEVATOR rIRE
BIRss MICH WHEAT

GALVESTON. Ter Nov. l. Tn sunset eiasa-
tor and more than 500 900 bushels - aAeat star.
IN the building destroyed by firr hera IT,
los. Is estimated at 81 900 900 - s.y4tor sas
own ned by tho southern Pacific R8'rosI company
ard Wa under lease to the ]. Rosenhaum Grain
tpmpany o. chicago
on. fireman was seriously injured ard s'Nsza.
others slightly hurt
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02

90 'ii'y >
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-02
JUDGE CLARKE COMMANDS
RAILROAD T0PUT OHIO
MEN TO WORK
FEDERAL JURIST ISSUES UNUSUAL
LETTER ORDERING SHOPS OfENED
RULES SOCIAL OBLIGATION FIRST


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>''''e l',if..' iHls~ In II ''fh' t'a'
.f.i,t.t fa'. .,fi'ring - Nh'silns Lax. tn
ar arI a., ri al IN - at brewster and Ion
,.I.. ID vi i,Ne D.5a -, t.ais nie fer t""
months
,ia iss toms - t-ltt"i I" sraht auth"fl'
t.-# t'c t.t4.u rirr' y corps OF ATTORNEYS
i.l,.i -. no ti.i Nv book Va. 'hl"i h'for
tie brtrA
A,.r51~ 49, .t.ais =. - 'if"etAe method was
,..i ~ '.s at i9isr 'lafhH seated at hls
i-.k ~ tiI.h.f- - - ia" order IN personal
1T H.l.an I'=# rrs"IN"r - tn
" hrr.ag \ t-,kr Tr4t fa4itnat ssst"n5. All tn
n 4 ,onplished
\ a f--4l' a. Jlis. tlafk"s informal a'ti"n.
eto mn iH ltr.Wst"r md ir"usl.l" MI. be given
,.rrlo, n4~ii' s.tf"t4ns az hundreds - emplps's
lt## 49, I,,#l.,s IT, icep'nlng a. III shops Will
- ..i,ts. accumulation 81 freight cars
a. .r.tu.> ID MI Z I-palf-. viii h. put Into
.est4.r =, f.,.an - IT,. Increased working force.
u, ,,.,t.-r -. ~. ,.ra,.tv tsr handling
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prices for electrical cooking as among
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City Should Win Easily
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He has an invention fixed so :hat by
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in the city to put your automobile in
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Just A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John 6. Quinius, the

DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John 6. Qulnius, the
Sunshine MANI
The sweetest notes among the human
heart-strings
Are dull with rust;
The sweetest chords. adjusted by the
angels.
Are clogged with dust;
We pipe sEd pipe again our dreary
music
Upon the self-same strains,
While sounds Of crime. and fear. and
desolation
Come back in sad refrains
On through the world we go,-an
army marching
With listening ears.
Each longing, signing, for the
heavenly music
He never hears;
Each longing. signing. for a word OF
comfort,
A word of tender praise.
A word of love to cheer the endless
Journey
OF earths hard. busy days.
They love US, and we know Il; this
suffices
For reasons share
Why should they pause TO give that
love expression
With gentle care?
Why should they pause? But still
our hearts are aching
With all the gnawing pain
OF hungry love that longs 10 hear
the music
And longs and longs in vain.
We love them. and they know It; il
We falter.
With fingers numb.
Among the unused strings Of loves
expression,
We shrink within ourselves IN voice
less sorrow.
Leaving the words unsaid,
And, side by side with those we love
the dearest,
In silence on we tread.
Thus on we tread and thus each
heart in silence
It's fate fulflls,
Waiting and hoping for the heavenly
music
Beyond the distant hills.
The only difference Of the love IN
Heaven
From love on earth below.
ls,-here we love and know not how
TO tell II.
And there we all shall know.
CONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOL
SON.
Evening journal., 1914-07-16
SCHOLARSHIP FOR STuDENT.

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Nd. July 1G.-A four
year scholarship at the Maryland
Institute. Baltimore, haa been awar-
ded to Miss Elizabeth Bond, by the
Cecil County School Board.
James Egnor, II years Of age. and
Thomas Davis. Is years old, we're
a few days ago sentenced TO a term
Of ten days in the Elkton Jail, for
riding on a freight train.
Elk Neck farmers are making Ella
borate plans for their annual picnic.
which will be held In Thompson s
Grove. on August 5.
Personal. - The Rev. william
Schouler was the guest Of DR.. George
c. Hall, of Wilmington. on Monday
]. Frank Blake. of Leeds. was in
town on Tuesday.-M Herbert Paul
of Frenchtown Farms. was a recent
visitor here.-Herbert S. Litzenberg
OF Milford, is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert d. Litzenberg.
near Elkton.-Mrs. Alexander Evans
Sr., has returned from a visit to her
son. Alexander Evans. Jr., al his
summer home. on Elk River.-Ed-
ward Taylor visited his son. Victor
Taylor. OF Philadelphia, on Sunday.
Mrs Robert p Frazier has re-
turned from trip to Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1914-07-16

Next Monday evening, Troop 10
will be present by Diamond Council,
No. 5, Jr. o. T. A. NJ, with a very
handsome American flag, and will be
entertained by the council
Evening journal., 1914-07-16
MOST Sickness COMES
FROM WEAK, inactive kidneys

use at once. When you have taken
few doses, you will be surprised
how differently you will feel.
Croxone overcomes the worst cases
Of kidney, bladder trouble, and rheu-
matism, because it removes the cause
It cleans out the kidneys, and makes
them filter out all the poisonous
waste matter and uric acid. that lodge
in the joints and muscles, causing
rheumatism; soothes and heals the
bladder, and quickly relieves you of
all your misery.
You will find Croxone different
from all other remedies. There is
nothing else on earth like it. II mat
ters not how old you are or how long
you have suffered, il is so prepared
that II is practically impossible 10
take it into the human system with
out results.
You can secure an original package
of Croxone from any first class drug
gist. All druggists are uthorized to
personally return the purchase price
II II fails to give the desired results
the very first time YOU use it.
Evening journal., 1914-07-16
SPIRIT OF THE
DELMA PRESS
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

From the Snow Hill Messenger.
For some time back the name OF
Hon. Samuel K. Dennis has been
prominently mentioned in connection
with the office of L. S. District At
torney for Maryland. and consider
able has been said about the appoint
ment. There is one thing. however.
which has not been given the pub
licity it deserves, and that is the EN-
pORSEMENT Mr.. Dennis has re-
ceived. We are informed that no
man in this State ever received any
stronger endorsement for a position
coming from all the Judges of the
Court of Appeals-from a large
majority Of the members of the bar
and the judiciary of Baltimore
This is indeed something 10 cheer the
heart of any man, whether he gets
the appointment or not
Evening journal., 1914-07-16

Troop embarked last Saturday for
a weeks camp at Fenton's Beach, n. J..
Their camp is pleasantly situated and
the boys have been having a good time,
although rather a damp one. Several
visitors from Troop paid their re-
spects TO Scout Master Porter on last
Sunday.