New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

our On 80
en99sh out '6S and 70 work S yourself Tspse
setit get the money mo to pay the price
mark of Others 'You'il be glad to pay 20 and 25
You'll pay 25 for smell of the block" is said
to have been the response of some OF the
ton to the high prices which caused the in in
furated women to go on STRIKE sn6 nnnless
ant things Three of them are working in sar sHe
erai others would like to sell out their stores to
the Ladies' Antitrust Association -, ,o-;.
On ThgTe TaS Rsh IT 1t Was held in large dining
tE whoe 2nE en ho'E fhe people
upon the benches the9 on The Of a bumany
with heads nearly touching the ceiling There ,HiL was
a slim. wry young orator IN 'r5 tb I6 nniv
man in the district who can talk faster thah
The 81 announcement that FIVE six butchers had
offered to turn over their shops ana Hftr7 bid ~
t tne asS9caGn ee Tas received With deep groans Of
mingled satisfaction and contempt. ., h,+cbars
told me- men to get get out of the shop then said an
otnfr m came one hundred books buy meat at the
cooperative shop" said another: .4+o oct N
n f62 gGt up Pece at of meat could not get the
door for the crowd. AT o'clock had TO si, GO l
and 90 back and get meat. for my wife was 81, sick ,
At dol IN a 'Re Then left stood an hour and then
the meat was all gone. and the crowd was just as
big ever.
NO MEAT FOR EIGHT WEEKS
II have business outside said portiy, oach
eyed dame Il am business lady myself l nave
fsb At 2 o'clock in the morning the nsn COME
have to be UP to take it. AT the customers
begin to come 1 could not leave my WIN ~
stand in line and 1 got no meat we nave iio
,,ea+ in the house for eight weeks already anu
,, b,ehand is not strong. and he says ne Will
have 70 go to the hospital if Keep II up. ..,o
"a hbi Weinberger called the ladles oau n1iaJ
temple TINS 1nOTLllS' Nh4tSo
a shriil voice He said we should not 90 10 'iie
A Sensation followed this
There's business in that, called a man. an that :"
chorused the crowd - o+irg IN order
pretty hard to keep BID an meGhg od man m on
SIDE TO me @ repIis T 70 sneak already" chirped a
small bog on the other side, nimoiy echolls Hi'
Mrs Cohn was talking up in front. Standing ding
on high table the straight folds OF l6ag oheT ba
wrapper falling about her sdne5 her lace in the mpas
stoned earnestness of their gestures She bee oI5
German women who used to go to war hshtii1s
by their husbands side. t,,,e ebons or not?'
she demanded. -
.2TsI then You have to understand you must
put up the money for them. If you don we We u u
ssrva them alone It is not fair that should
put up money to open the shop anu anu st gS' al al
the meat We can't give meat to the %6oie onen Tns1
Side in that little shop to oe death there If
You want shops you'll have to come down with with
the money open them We sold , my eaIEH3 ai;.3
get taste Why the police even made Ioa Us {f5 fh5f
diocilAS the street even when the shop was
closed If YOU want to pay "A cents for meat. IN
stead of IS 25, you'll have TO give the money u
open another shop" ;, -, .,o u !.
yes and I'll be the to do it came in a
high feminine voice from the audience.
Everybody looked around. 1t was niue woman
In a pink waist who held up her hand ana sala "a,
"I'Ii buy two hundred shares in the Ladles ANU
Trust Association. as to give 500 TO open an
There Was a moment of uncertain silence and
then o. ,o,. .,-as ,,a
secretary. gently. nv -. . 80
No sir" replied Pink Waist, Il don't want 10