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About Casey Jones. . .

Casey came on, outsped the morning. Too late, the signals, the flagmon's.

For heroic John L. Jones. Wally Saunders, his negro friend, First sobbed, then mourned, And then he pénned. Wrote the ballad that made a hit —And never got a cent for it. Mrs. Jones, she never wed again, And you'll still find her living in Jackson, Tenn. Full of years and tender sighs For Casey's laughs and Casey's eyes.

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"| hear Fireman Sim Webb is Viving, too, a Lt he hol tu of “ inser. 1} n ivis Korea. ss, | of 2 A | The truth about a brave ehginaer. ol And Vs of other IC men that Casey a veteran infantryman of both |. : ® : Oy ‘ Casey” Jones, some called him Jack; | And off ogres be bad World Wars, succeeds Maj.-Gen. | § : s | His old school ties were the railroad FA 9 und no pest Robert H. Soule, who returns to | 4 : 3 track, | As a rootin, tootin engineer. a new assignment at office of the | e . He lived in Jackson, Tennessee; | So when you ride the old IC to 47th | chief of Army fleld forces, Ft ® . * { He didn't commute but rode the IC. | hl 63, 5, | Monroe, Va. . - " a B | Worked in Chicago at the ‘93 fair; | It isn’t dull, it's really racy; oa —— hr S s Saw Little Egypt quiver but he didn’t | At least it was in the days of Casey. l Cece 0000000000 000000000000000000000000000008000000° & a. | TT TT Well Named 990nd : - y Casey piloted the Cannonball, ‘Die Fledermaus’ | MILFORD. Cobn (UP)—An| ® § iy And rode ‘round faster than Revere, | : . Soll ) i {automobile that left the highway ® Paul. At Purdue Dec. 8 we Z bank-| Liked to highball but never drank; { |and toppled over an embal . 9 : Times State Service iment was owned by the New

He done his duty ond put his cash in the bank. Blew his whistle long and shrill; Sounded like a whippoorwill When they heard those lonely moans, | The man at the throttle was Casey | Jones. | He wed Jane Brady, had children three, And kept on workin’ for the old IC. Things went well for his family Till the start of the 20th Century. On April 30, sad were the sighs, Casey joined the roundhouse in the

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