The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13
Of tho first MAek racAiYAd auI1icI q nj wanes IN

be shown by tho pAy roll of the firm, There
wages. :, These people received exactly. the
s sIxsS ss b pr,es OF wagss as hnd been
.sn ass to s
by persons who had no authority TO do SO,
that each family would rsccive a certain
turned iheir heads. 1t created the dissstisfnc.
ton which culminatel in their nbuse Of the
os Aug. "A Ia The Now iors 'iH S;l% nnder Tie
heaIi I.s Of "Faeine staryatiol, In word;
tS sH, these had been e oS
be stn' cd that they are at present, without ex.
ff;spiion. continuing to work in tho factory at
because. they have received oilers oi higher
Ichsmanns shirt factory spSrs 1t Union iihas
3, been IN nperstion four months. It's nroper.
operators have v con turned out. There have
been on an average about ttcon to twenty
nnp s,s. nn or ins,ruStion at one ,ims Tney
tsnnsl siTis. Thi. irsis, San readily 70
fact most Of the pupils, after learning the
trade trad e haye go.eio New York and elsewhere Where
few to whom t Ps has Ceea aSe to give
the same "ltst piice wages" as arc given to all
i,s$ ns@ter as So. has been very
main to tho dull season. and furthermore. be-
Doy ssp"u With svS a
been doing busines n for number oil years. aud
are CON .eauently loath 10 change. as he was
ssn :: veriasd BY evsry shirt manu- actarer IL
this city, N.i,hsr the Baron DE- hirssh tnna
Tins assisted Lic6tmann with means other
than to pay the sum OF $40 for instIuctins pu-
@ to T ths .vdsn:
TO any one who may care t. invesiigaie tho
ss,sry S1Syss ' Hi
ssSn .aa They serssd
shsm Tor h our weeHsrrs charge y pay
the same wages as are given ny ny tIe "sw.n..
WORK. The, object Of this was to have Monday
herman { Choyk.'s factory aud r tried t.stir,
their Efforts was that the day after the hands
received their first wages y commits OF the
ana suited ensa
union and would not continue to work tor the
Arm unless %n union rs We're a0s
tnen returned 10 work. and other operators
Rsgsrdine the trsds sch Of. viii ii was in
operation last winter. It will speak for itself
s S Of srs s' a. up
ployed in factories and snops: earning from So
70 81 per week. And further: that many S OF
ago absolutely Ignorant Of anything that per.
ians 10 trade The great success ,I s, o. this
sletent energy shown by tho pupils themselv.s:
they Knew 4 msaus :, their a,t bread and butter
AnH As .aeS Seiols ahs.svsp
made regarding H. Mallachs sons. (. Lich,-
mann. herman Choyke. and the Baron 90
general o o Of The Baron de Hlrsch FUND. i!
ine n,ed HsSr.W HAIRLESS l2s sssond ave-
nue. :these tirms.or the immigrants themselves;
not HI or Relief but
that his case has been carefully investigated.
his preierences consul Cd as to what " en- EN-.
houses. provided with food and lodging. until u
livery lar minded man will ADMIT that it is
sad state OF anulrs when q few leaders OF our
cal sno now that the sltc-
tions are coming IN. aud u Is an hdvantAHe 70
show how large vote one Is able to control;
Islander movement carried on BY honest men.
mon OF standing in social and business circles.
needs sol Of their race There is one great wrois
which sue actions as he mass nesting on
many OF Inc respectable jewish people who
have each year cont luted their something or
the p or. will grad ,lully become disguised. and
in time will say. For class Of people who are
~ ungrateful We will 90 nothing" am posi-
tiyey convinced that though 1t Is not the mass
OF Russian immigrants who merit punishment.
but tho low who have maze II their business TO
create trou BILE. yet tho e who are deserving Of
our gym patty will suffer thereby.
II such men as these agtators had the cauee
really Mt heart. would 1t not be more wise Tor
boil g landed ut tho Barge ONCE! The charl-
Ties have cared for as many as ten thousand
month. By agRravating difficulties with sem
sational stories. thereby producing an Ill feel
ing on the part o. the American citizen to-
ward the persecuted In mig ami, mol hing can be
gained 1t seems more manly to do than to
talk. AMERICAN.