Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-01


grow red in tn face an burst into
song about thin. They were body
that tn nation might well be proud Nv.
II he had son who asked FIR no bet
ther fate, he wud ask FIR no betther
fate f'r him thin to be Brotherhood
" Locomotive Engineers. Ivrybody
looked up to thin an they looked |
down on ivrybody but mostly on tn
bricklayers. Tn bricklayers were niv.
er tn bulwarks Nv tn constichoochion.
They niver conferred with Capital. TIL
polls always arrived jus as tn con.
ference was beginnin'. Their motto !
was long life an merry wan; a
brick In tn hand is worth two on tn
, wall. They sthruck ivry time they
thought " II. They sthruck on tn
, slightest provocation an whin they
weren't provoked at ALL II a band
whit by. they climbed down tn lad
dhers an followed 1t, carryin' banners |
with tn wurruds: Give us bread or
we starve.' an walked till they were
almost hungry. Ivry Saturdah night.
they held dance to protest again
their wrongs. In tn summer time, tn
walls ~ tn OPPRESSED bricklayers whit
iup firm countless picnics. They
sthruck in sympathy with anybody.
4 Tn union whit out as wan man be-
cause they was rumor that tn super
intindent Nv tn rollin' mills was not
nice to his wife. Wanst they sthruck
because Poland was not free.
What was tn raysult? Their I'm.
raisoning demands fin1ly enraged Cap
ital. Today we can go into bricklay.
! er's house an niver see a capitalist
1 but tn bricklayer himsilf. Forty year
ago a bricklayer was certain Nv twilve
hours wurruk a day. or two hours more
thin convicted burglar. Today he
has practically nawthln' TO do an
won't do that. They ARE out ~ wur.
ruk nearly all tn time an at tn sea
shore. jus as often as We read New.
port colony fillin' up we read, Brick.
layers sthrlke again We very sildom
see a bricklayer nowadays In tn city.
| They live mostly in tn country an
on'y come into town to he bribed to go
to wurruk. 1t wud pa amy man who
Is buildin' house to sind thin what
money he has be mail an go live In q
tint.
An all this time, how about tn ar
rystocracy " labor. tn knights " tn
throttle? Have they been deprived Nv
hn, ,,sI ah a. A,
they have steadily increased ontil To.
day there is not knight Nv tn throttle
who hasn't more hours Nv wurruk in
day thin he can use in week. In
tn arly mornin' whin he takes his ir'n
horse out " tn stall. he meets tn on.
forchnit. misguided brlcklayer comm
,home In cab firm a sthrike meetin'.
Hardly a year passes that he can't say
to his wife: Mother. I've had an In.
crease. In wages?' No, in hours.
It's tn OIL story Nv tn ant an tn grasA.
hopper-th' ant that we can step on an
tn grasshopper ye cant catch.
well, it's too bad that tn golden
days has passed, Hinnissy. Capital
| still pats Labor on tn back but on'y
! with an axe. Labor rayfuses TO la
threated as a rind. II wants to he
threated as an inimy. II thinks IL gets
. more that way. They ARE still hap
by family but it's more like an English
family. They don't speak. What do
think ~ II all? All, sure. | don't know
belong to tn onforchnit middle class,
wurruk hard an have no money.
. They come in here undher me hospital
roof an furnish thin with cards
checks, rerishmints an money. Let's
play without limit, says Labor fits
with Dooley's money. says Capital
What have we got?' I've got a
straight to Roosevelt, says Labor.
+ I've got ye beat says Capital. I've
, got a Supreme Coort full on injunc
tons Manetime I've pawned me
watch to pay fr tn game an have
to go to tn joolry store on tn corner
[ to buy a pound Nv beef or scuttle "
coal. No wan liver sthrikes In sym
pathy with me-
They ought to get together" said
. MIR. Hennessy.
= How cud they get amy closer to
, gether thin their prisint clinch?" ask
ed Mr.. Dooley. They're SO close to
gether now that those that ARE be
tween thin ARE crushed TO DEATH"
REGISTER early and svoid ths