Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-22
The BOYS DEMANDS
LITTLE SURPRISE SPRUNG ON
~. NATZENLlEB.
Younastass Deoide That They Will
F5te #2.ce n the Tunnina OF the
S.czz~-Ct- Gentleman Thinks They
VII Not

2lIas t. e.aiofe-5 yet notified yon
once inquired Mr. Katzenlieb after
the real estate man had rendered his
report. '-tha there shall be no more
0uYings or settings Of building lots un
less rHay Wass union made, no? Iss
it by 0yersig ightedness. then? 1t iss not
possible that the unioners woGld viii
fully neglect anything little, no?
Il hat take a new interest by the
unioners, FOR l hat noW BY ny store
one Of the great leaders ii the future
already. He iss chust delivery boy
} now. but iss young yet.
Last hight while | wass gettnS
ready to shut the store once he came
around already and say that he would
like to speak by me With { little pri
vateness yet.
"'You viii excuse me little he
say. but me and the oder boys haf
gone by the unioners, and we Wass
going to haf the store go by the union.
isch rules after next week
So?' say to him, feeling a littla
of those establishments.
Yes. he answer. 1 wass the organ
izer yet. and the other boys haf dele
gate ne little to tell you how the
store Wass going to be run already
So?n say yet again.
II, the first place. he go on, 'ws
wass going to haf fair wages already
But what wass fair wages, Chou
nN?' | ask him q little.
We haf not yet quite settle that
he say, but we wass going to have
committee Of delifery boys to pass
Cpon the question. Fair wages is what
we uniouers want. Therefore we hat
only TO get together yet and find out
what wages we want, and then we will
Enow what iss fair wages already. Iss
is not?'
Iss that all, Chonny?' | ask him
when | recover little my breathings.
We will haf a few rules once hs
Say. We will not work too many
hours nor take the baskets that are
too big already
You wass not to sell to any Gus.
toners who wass not in good stand
ing little by the unioners.
Then you shall gif no orders by
the boys yourself, but shall hat a fore
man, who iss unioner. and who shall
do all the ordering yet
How iss it, l ask him, that YOU
hat all the rules by what | shall do
already? Haf you no rules little
about what the boys shall do once?'
We hat, he answer, "a rule that
no boy shall do his work with rush
ings, but shall take things easy
little
What will you do, Chonny, l ask
him yet, If do not keep the strict
observance OF your rules?'
"'Then,' he say. we will strike al
ready, and send delegate to sharge
for waiting time. Then we will write
piece by the paper and send it to
some editor who was trying little
to be the Maude Come of the union
ers. We will say that katzenlieb iss
a beast and an enemy by the human
race
'Chonny,' I say to him, 4 haf only
one more question to ask: Wass you,
or wass |, the owner Of this store
.lready YETI
We'll. he answer with one of those
judicial slownesses little, I wass
6nioner, but wass a fairminded
unioner | was willing to arbitration
that question once
"'Chonny,' | say to him, then I hat
by friend who has chust come from
India dozen chenuine, old-fashiOned
rattans, which | shall send by your
mammas, and advise them a little that
they themselves make union to as
sist their sons by sticking to chob!
Iss it. or iss it not? New York
Times
re Learned Great Truth.
it : Aai,. Of Jchn Wea'c. tnat he
ono sai. to Mi5,roys Wesley: why
f,o ,-3t; +Oll ,h9t cniII the SG.;)n thing