New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
EOYCOTTING BAKERIES ~ ST LOUIS
From me 81 LOU,s Repub lean.

me 81 Lvuts hcDfb.tcdH
The boycott on the bakers j. ii. Miller, corner
of Fonrtn-sr and Cark-svc. aBd George kr.n.1 Loo
franklin cannot ne SAID to re now,ina success n
lller, bakers stlll st work. but thoSe ehpyc1 ~
KraDtZ left yesterday mornihR, th,lf p'ac"s o,,n.
promptly filed. 1he men VINO have Oeen dIStnouths
The handblls iu the vicinity Of the bakeries notifying
he public that the establishments are 0oycotel, re
not Ell around KrntZs place yesterday. ana thr pro-
pretor was looking robust ami happy a. ever lie IS
about as Dcoad he IS long, mas face ~ rouni as
Of serene mind and Digestion. lie was found be
hind tine counter OF his nakery ye,teraay WIN s VIZ
sustained her corner or the ana ch'Ict
pleasantly OF the situation. ,,.
US TINS morning. Tney kept getting letters rom tno
union men and found they couldn't say longer -
"Dd you ascertain what WAS contained In tho''
Ion. no. they wouldn't let me see them. Bat they
said they had CO. and they went They SAID hey were
ihe nnon but they had Now they IRE getiins -
week and their board, ANA do n0h hing. don't blame
circulars around here get ~ day.
"Ihen you nave no bakers AT worst" -,
"Oh. yes" broke in Mr. Krantz. I'VE got two men 70
take their places There whole dozen mere lhls
morning ready to go to Work. Que OF our men & "'u,
down to Eieventh-s AMI told some baker that leA 80
bad that down III the saloon below mere CRY Hs,,
Ihs idea struck No kranz rs unn, ana ne i,usnet i,,
heartily recovering himself say; "Why, maven
been in saloon in twenty years and woudnt go ana
ST down in and cry II l lost my whole baAely.
"Has the boycott seriously injured your ousi"e' -.
Injured iii Why. business u double "s' ST.. ~ =,
before. lhe first day dlAnt nave EyerSbody camo
I'D and wanted buy something O course We ~ .n1
customers put 3ut .d "e, % al t nepIe ina. we
before Haven't ythng yet. ana llr 'hc - o." w.
yertisement ever had People come ia hrt" a'l r. -
nancy 10 Day for bread for the poor. me hes'" ,'
cent up Si2 bread for the poor ana Others
ami glye "A dollar, ana tty cents. aud tweh'yNu - ~
and two doctors to-day anu Dousa' l"'S 'S''
worth for the pOor" ,,
,,ve n 10 the poor families that We Ano" Oh aovn
hare repled Mrs krantl. u the il't ,l,tes 81" -
IN. sistrrs' Institution. Fifteenth ana ramon 80
~ cnnrs. we don't give Il 10 tie tramp, ana noSS ~
go mas, our door; only give them couple Oh r"is
ar souethng ike that-bdt We slN1 IL 10 I"i'S '""'
We KNOW dnserslns , ~, ~, V-,,,,
!. Tne ueople who bought that way SAID MT hr"lM,
s,ii mat they had for the sun out 10 kNe :"
| the poor. , ..,.,, .. 81. u,iont"
"Nn" was the emphatic response from noth ,l' 'A'.
ana ak wife "Mcyr bocn here twenty years s"i 'u,
rer and we are going 10 see whether we can luu oa
own busntss or not without havinS ousliciS con. ~
AID tell us what we do. We are soing 10 s~i' '
vround N II takes every dollar We have. Our t"o !.
work i'm the bakery ani 50 does my husband an ~
uOn't wagon elthtr ,, A., ., ,y,ri,in ?
No" sand the baker. "they complhn OF WOE WOE ,"i
nina hours; why work seventeen hours every ual -
| don't u.e q agon. have been here Tor t"eno Yea"
and every morning you'I SEQ mo ohI Al . " "elo'N
NV haskell on my shoulder taking bread 10 III,
,rs Tue policeuIan tins beat Will tel you th"t
| nut every morning by o'clock, ana every m'i".ne
| nnks uipety.nye blocks with my basket No. s"'
won't gtyo Ia Al lose toe b ikrrN
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