New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
m Interest D
W TO Womer1
BROKERS SHY OFF
Nall Street Men Refused 10 BE
con,,erted by Sufragetfes'

,-t ~ July campaign the
As Po made their third RAID oii y .. -oo--
sun afternoon. ! was 'iei -. .ha,.
Teslelua. i-ce the historic occasioi - -
anoe s-5,-e7 out by ho"hhs ~ +,o,-o- tame
were oi''et- ,.-ed with water ana uchei 'aPe
.iberalE i,5o1rs The water and the uoAer
ron lhS - .zain along with some very SEC
tape "e1 - -7,oh did not howl so louui.' anu
feH4o-- oretrss were not competeu ~ - -.
M = ne contrary, the militant oa'U ,,tz.
80 Toebinger. Miss Mary lHhs az
Afs- S,-,,,. danarted with perfect olgh''y anu
Eeen Mul p'Is = .ta subway. taking the train al
eehpe' - broadway. and returned 10 Ihe
AHn 80 NJ the National Progressive "oIila
hesee- h-. T~r,on No l20 East I'D street Win
..7se OF duty well done , - h-ol.rs
= =. s,7re they had not converter any
10 - -,-.-, anv sufrragette literature. but mat
nor s soa - -ra suffragettes maintained. Other
-. 11 bought their literature and theH
peopI 80 and the indifference OF the brokers
WIN 80 20 add fuel to the fame OF reNolu-
son - -, oo,,,. within con-
-,,z distance. The s1ffragettes lay IN "AI' IOi
- IN New street, having been ilioItlleu 'ho,
-. - thsm let by that entrance IheE ali
Hue - -sb,o-7 -osettes fastened with votes
-, buttons and carried yellow bags from
t.,b they produced copies II the American SUI
x-s.-s-- IN yellow covers and imitation Csois
,t5e ~ which were patriotic fans with Notes-io'-
- sfresrners attached All these were 10 DC
.9s e,- me good Of the cause. but the venders
soe a. ,o-znic.cus yellow peril that the
E-okers we're panicstricken at sight oI mem anu
- fo- the Broad street entrance The sunTa-
-.-7ss bsd intended 10 have some one ststloheo
80 hut fortanzteIy for the brokers they deemed
1hsir forces TOO limited 10 be divided Inc ponce
-,sn on the beat kindly suggested that they shoud
move down the street little.
IF The gentlemen don't see YOU" he said, they
.r come out The sufTragettes took his advice
.n5 2 few CT the victims ventured into the street
o,lv 10 hare an American SufIragette or votes
.o-uor,en ian thrust beneath their offended noses
mes attentions they received with an icy stare
s,s one GIined that his tormentors might be sou
t-ertes- Thereupon Mrs. Ioebluger made answer in
high dudse0n-
W. are sufrragz-tes and not soubrettes- Per
bs,z II W. we're soubreItes you would BE- more
-sa5v 20 give Us some OF =our money
7bs broker passed on in naughty silence and
N-s Isoebin.er offered her wares TO less ohourate
,,5iris,.sls she said afierward mat the only
-eople who bought them were workiusuen. and
thzt The brokers wee past redemption
Ehie .hese scenes were being enacted ticker
tsre had begun 10 descend from the windows En-
vslopss filed with water were thrown ou1 and burst
IS the, struck .he sidewalk. and along with the
other missiles came an occasional lemon Al 1he
sane tine Office boys inquired an1iously about
hsbjes and dishes arG other things OF that nature
The croH-6 increased every moment and followed
the s;fragettes as they moved around the block
f-ou New street into Wall street from Wall street
70 Broad street and thence through Exchange Place
10 Broadway and the subway The women were
rather roughly jos1led times. but persisted in
Offering their wares for sale. and every time they
sold far or magazine the crowd cheer@d yoeif-
erUusly
To-day the r7iiitant sisters VIII appear in the
wake Of a hurdygurdy and will pass the hat for
rickels while the music IL ground out Other sen
saaons have been planned for the other days OF
the week