The sun., 1894-05-13

idea think. Our husbands like ne 10 staJ
GRs NTH ,h then ,P. And whso tnsy 90 Sos 2os
We 20 TO- the, sane, pi.ces they go 70. and dt
Do &c a. OnS mot ssSs %s1s to 1Is 90 on 81 our
selves We DO. not want 70 cut ourselves o.
TSose are our German tSii Al IDEAS. i guess. =.
After all. II comes right down to what dii.
| ferent women take pleasure mot eoI You
see II woman likes excitement, ana likes to
be always talking. and likes people 70 pe
a b.s psare aIa Ia the
then o. course n9thns else will, p. Dea;ss her.
does OF love her husband. does not loye her
children. does not love her home. then think
But maybe she thinks different. No woman
she will not be happy with anything but what
you say then OF course che must get II n y shs me
aer%su gDs 'O fena qd tnow ksrs os
tryto est enough work; and there is nothing
Everybody would like to be rich, but every
body cannot be. Everybody would IKE 70 be
think that voting would max g any woman rich.
and don't think 1t would make her some
matter much. because !" have rot the time. il
other women think different. why OF course.
Hwom.n who said her name was Mira Met
zerott stood on the steps OF the tenement at
VI Allen street when the reporter passed % she
MIRA Fuehrli. and 1t seemed as II abe might be
able to reflect the views OF her class with
aHssons Sa sn put HrSns to NJ. % fSsSr were asked
her she gazed at the reporter stupi6ly. AZ be
ss%' dropDsd and eF Z was minute SeoTs @ she
answered.
-, never hear. Of dot" shc drawled at last.
Again the explanation was gone into. mi
nutely. completely, de,erminedly. II was
slightest indication Of comprehension. Then
her eyes brightened. and she Rrtnned broadly.
nation, "we take der mans places-ya. gooti
! Lei can litt two hundred pounds alretty! See
Repeated questioning and explanation pro-
dubitably that was the sum Of her understand.
her arm bo felt: then she added.
Sol get me place Of butcher when dot
That case. however. did not sound the depth
Of dsnie iSnoranes o. Eomsn,s .GSu Cause Which which
Ii. jews fIf Of Edrdge' % FoTsy,he @ S LuSloN. d and
Essex streets the only variety was 10 the
density Of the feminine ai1 mind south Of Eass
are mostly Irish. or descendants Of Irish
there. was q. like absence Of the advanced
eompanies tS the II. new mosement. 0ocasionsiiy
an Intelligent woman was met. but she always
that it did not Interest her. and that she had
no desire to talk about II.
to he pesoT,ess nuss,on. n we're often az Of tho
most ridiculous and Irrelevant kind. One
woman wanted to know II women would be-
come policemen after they got votes; smother.
II Tammany Hall was propelling the move
ment: another II all poor women would be
pensioned still another. II women would be AL
lowed to ride free on street cars and the ele-
waited roads
"A rather eood-lookine young woman at 324
Madison street said. in answer to the report
er's first question. that she always read the
hayent | raad Ahout how C0xaV q
he ping US along +" she exclaimed. When he
sees Mrs. Cleveland it'll be all settled; know
vote and turn you men out OF your fat places"
That young woman did not appear to be de-
gence was above the average OF Cherry Hill.
Three women on the stoop ot 800 Madison
You needn't come nosins around here with
your questions" said one Of them fat and
What VIM do DO i You know n sboS, Ea Do "; You is see us
we want 70 lei YOU fnow What we're doing
You can put that In the newspapers and
then you'll have something. never heard Of
1elie"s be eve any any Of it. Ali ever % see in the news.
papers is q pack OF lies. II any ladies are try
SS a1yfhns 5ss Just tell them to
Another. woman further down the, street
gazed at the Exporter saspicio9sly when he
'' Do We want to vote? What fur7"
She evidently thought this vas unanswer-
able In the absence OF any OF the efugence
reflected from the grand cause. perhaps it was.
At . big dry goods store In Grand street |
there 10 a pretty shop girl whom her associates |
call Belle. She wouldn't tell her name to the |
reporter but she was willing to talk This is
Say. It seems TO me those ladies are both
erinR good deal about nothing: Am right. |
or am right. chi Say. don't think they |
know what they're talking about. They're |
always making u fuss over something. a poo
die or something To elevate something. Amt |
store -saiesladies. 1 mean-making such fools |
Of themselves. Perhaps it's because We have |
something else to think OF. SAY. they don't |
mean anything. though. They're not doing IL |
fHr tnsmssSs ] eufsss, but LOT 9tbhsrsEsirls bs
say. They have us for an excuse. you know;
Say. you know about the working girls
Cubs and all thatr Weli amt 1t rdiculousp
/ used to attend one-Miss Grace DodRe's.
angels. all prim and sober as you
please. thinkinR We were enjoying il all. We
were in one way. They used 20 give us en-
at Madison Square Garden
Iellas. We used to have to dress In uniform
each club with different dresses; Say. 1t was
Iuuny! But II don't 20 now They wouldn't
lot US have our fsllas.-sse2 Well. that's Just
what these women reformers are trying TO do.
They Won't LET let Us have our fslla' either. sOi
They're going to get us the right to vote
when we've got property. Say. aint lit ridicu-
ousi JohnnyEthats my iellaIsays there
'ubiectI Oh. my. yes! About two cents
#orth. When get a vote I'll let you know
low much interest take In it ThAtll be
'retty soon. don't think"