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Skirts to Order • '•« *•'• s i — -*" t V - i ' "• . .t• > « » l)r«»th«-r u o t ^ o f ^ thai strikers. I p*y iZ"p*r waekT^FLuaVTT and room; have panuta and a sister i« t h * eM country, f wnurd go hack t o worfc for 15 i^»r cent mF _- ' pendant They are exijerltn_e,l s o d s l u l ^ t N W - ' - v ^ f k f t w w i M t l s t • * ^ * ttM>tr work i m r e speedily atwl snOafa^- -we»% fo> 64 hottrT work.-.*--• ^ torlly than.th'-ar who are ••ailed t-xAct. Rwii Jawnrska only oc'rssior Ji>v. The mtneawm were sirTiTir:—T Am—pr It iim y l d ,
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v, s single, .mm Itutht4Uu. tiIn Little F'allx: •tRnFoT"fWif flfQEeHt .\jnerictt. s«-v.-n months" At t h e Q ^ f n j n x . j i f I h e h e a r i n g y e s - wurked in t h * s|4»nin«v. room. t»f On* t
•.J^s^^dsslWlawi i Ka^tf » h a g a l J t mill, n.j ipiiiiiiug i i t n a f f i e l T t g ***~ "trnnrTorTrle^uBTon; am"«ia JtrTke T T city on previous occasions and which weeks; my parents-and t w o - b r i b e r s nr* ^ ^ enntalned nothing new. He also reatt lii.lmv.oild cuuatrx; du not- send tlu^n "" WTe letter "of* Labor CorhmissToner WIT* money, because I have none to **n*n are treating us very miserably, —^worked i n thff flnlghtnir rootir of th* and whenever there Is occasion, th.-y 1 " rhoenix mill for a -year a s inspector, use violence; thc-y do not let us pu.ss ' f m m 7 a. m. to « p. m. every day e x - on the street, but they take us and hit 1 cept Saturday when we stopped at noon, us; I h a v e l»een hit on several occahave very little time for lunch at noon sions; I WHS doing nothing at the time; and most o f - r h e time had nothing to tiie police say a striker has no right to eat; the moat I ever made w a s | 6 p.->r walk on the streets: Monday of this _ week and the lowest from f I to^ $2.50; week a policeman at ruck me on the buck \. do not send money to my parent*, aa three times and the man walking with 1 have nons to aendLpay W per m o n t h m«* w a s also struckr this w a s near tl>« . for sleeping: room a n d t w o other girls 1'hoenix mill; w e were on our way to Bleep with m e ; I .bjuy my own groceries Main street to go to a utore; w e did wnd rook myself ; T use about two loaves not ivach Main street, but were turneit of bread a n d rwo pounds of meat a back; then- were rfbout ZT o? us In the week, the meat coating 10 cent* a pound. party: they not only assa'ult^dr'ns _"^ 1 struck because 1 could not earn a strikers, but a nun-striker, av-Jtoy WHd' II\in#, W o o l * go' back. to. work if the works in a shoe factory." strikers get their demands, that Is IS Paul Kucxenic sworn: "I am SO years' per cent advance in waa-ee and 12 Inold. 8h>vak. married, have wife ami t w o stead of IS hours' work for those e m children: worked in the (iiluert mill t w o PUiyett nights." I years; on day work in knitting imuu un Mrs. SiurteAflierak. a Hlnviah widow, * French machine; am a union m e m who hns ll\-ed In Little Falls five yexra, LhrB. Mil i r t t r a 1fl, unii'm; ,siim analilas ^3B "IMIWtf WUI11U HI UlV i^Ju^Bll*Btffi «* hours a week for $* r t r week: | * y rn; -*•! am^-Slr Fourth street, aged 24. aingle. and i'olurh, live at 1«3 Jcrferson street; worked as in America about two ' r a r s : w o r k e d In — winder in the Gilbert Mill; averaged $7 the Gilbert mill over a y»-ar. in the spinper wee!:; ra> 13 per w«e K for board ning work, helping the spinners: am a of the union: w»Mit on strike beand room: an: helping my parents in member cause they Put our wa^os, which were -•—^h^-old cuiiHtry.'* already too low to Uv* on; usually got "" T'na n.«li m o r n : "i a m lit; live $7.50 for $0 hours, and IT for 54 hours . ~ a'- -'•)$ Jrffere«.n street: w o r k e d four work; for my 'room I r«> $J*S0_ p*r >-a-a.ir. th? Gilbert >n« aa as winder; I month: buy my fiving ec^»sitie». whi«n Tourist C a »* t rubber Iin^d. rme p.yk>ti for t..Het \Vomcn>->atm Slippers> blackTlAhitc, ~Jjnk. „£t Q& - One !>>t Cretonne Covered Roxe^. «'MtaMe for gloves. 4 C A _ worked from C a. nj. to Z p. m. to i n - ray boarding house keei>-*r ks fr»r m**: tie*, handkerchiefs. tr^Tihete, » * n i bashe«r. e*-.—ra»en.-: avasv^ • i n i d < T Fjft.*;.._".": ;-"—:— __.T-tT• a m ffwirrtfiL n o h i l d r e n ; p i y $4 p e r w e e k for board a n d say pay ranges from $5 a week r S4 ho**** a*» f*rf% < a a a 4 « • ao^tt'«-*«4 time less: rn summer my wages ran a s 1-j per t-ent. »>ef 't\4 v>* \went o n s t r i k e : l o w - a s $2 or $4 s week; my wife due* I did not m a k e th* d e m a n d , b u t a n o t . V r n-an told m e : I w a s not a t work a t the/ hot work m the mill." t i n v ««f t h e » u i k e . ' e\rtaefis#sj a#sst#fi. Sal vat on* C a r d i l l ^ s w o r n : *"I .«m ?^ man » V ) *;i: u;e » ^ J a cltr pV>'ueman • >inr p i c k e t duty but w a s ^ i l k i D * » « a CALL 2 7 5 9 Julia Jj^trembska sworn: "I T . U born y « a r s o'o. Iiv« a t ^7* ieffe-^^n s t r e e t , r r i ' - h . r e * : aai rrarr.^J * n d h a v e a w . j «»ther g . r i s ne^r th»- ( i . l ' ~ r t ro». . A w,us in Ruthenia; anr 2« years old: live at 31 t a o y e a m in U t t l e Kal:»- a i r ' | A . r? •m*oci im.i f-.ur o m l J i e n in t V oM c>i:ntrv: j in ; n . r r r. 1 TO D E U V E R TOLTt MCSSAHES Keasier street: have been ir. America o n * m a n : w«-ir» o ' u ; .n AT.rr: -, 11 —»•• _and at the l i m e of. the airik* w^rk—< at n-.fehlno ' WoTST S T T l » n r : > . i r k e d I t vtun \.^"^mrf^-n.rJr^xsrr ^ ^ ^yesrrw- : 3 t - : ' e f ^ w . l * r o ^ i ^ w : w o r ^ f | " - ^ T . - e a a A s a |.».--h l a a ^ till 1» a. tn7 ert~TXUK.hLi ULUVZllZV r P . ^ N l tLthe Gilbert mills In the fln^hing depart- boars, alrb'*. r^d oti" half ho«T"- f o r i ''t*'- ' ^ r * , , r * w*#j»-» s t . - ^ : } I m e n : o n 1 in i;»^ » , r . . a v i . ruo^i (t H.4.~-r.,x Mi.1. I to £** - W h e n t h e rtnpi.*>.r* a r e on City Messenger Sorvico. ment: sm • m»mbar of the union; bef»>r« saea4s: w^rk^i S>* aiwfeta ^n vhe w««-k , t u . 4 « . # a j f - J»e w * « » » a e r e »•» snd rk»-d \9 b-»ar« s ' * ' a . r . i e d ;t -s»iy put s n o t h e r j - i the strike worked 10 hours a dav. on and naif a d. 'i*t •• x •: t y s ' a r u fcave ' "S-- affair M CHARLOTTE rTRLET. 1: : -• Saturdays ort'y to_ 12 o'clock; but we W»ek a;vl. w «!« redu-^el t> •* t i e "-• ek .j t.H- » a # * ; e r ^ a - h i t i e s . I w a n : aa :>iu.*> « A*ie ar.U f«>v>r ii..iJr»-n. pav | : « r^r ' — * fre suppose•! t*> make three t^navrn a r*fi re th« arr.k". T •"•nnlr»F>vte U> « u p - ^par"*"^ "*•*' ** Is**** a-s •** m&i **»r * * , 4 c-^.i»Ui r^^-^-l*.- J r . U t x i i . 1 j o i n e d t a r j _. , __ n a a i i u t u n a • * piaaaat-t- •«»ay on aa av.-rage. or tf me 0 Italr I rv.y S5 a would b» dischargefl: it waa impossible < i t h for i « i n w rr->- h« >»».|»* .*»««••• "f I •>"!• ebu-rrs : « n » With • r.y i t s rules, ^n a u d i t . . * t o in rroprj r ^ ..p . E " itr.e-k " i : , n , t n ? ^ " " • • • » • « . a. «i,Ta i:f, „. :*» ?5:a torv s h o u l d -a*».d«. t>y t b e ainion n l ^ « . i l i t * * : i i 4 i> 1 » T * -. » ; r * t r j > e a r s ^ . v r»'t» LI v«ars: I pav $a per m>cth r»nt. f c - that * s » t i i a s s f > r n . n c - a t . , 4 * . It ,., ^ ^ ^ . . . ^ . ,. f t h - l ,, s , ,:ttr,%. Then I was n*"t wlih •»> brother. I w a s and a s for p a y . 1 w a n t w h a t t h e Others o ... ^ u r ar. ' « s i e - b . ! . y - « r » n t£:» a la r«, M i l l a u e e t J M a r t h e ^K.-yckr - r » „ e»,«r ,«.r r . ^C .Bj! f.K j^r -«-n»»t 4- r•«*»-• •« f rt r h } cui»:r> » -rkeu » ' t » » Prjoer.x si paying $"• pef month, in we^ks a r o I de> R M t R T X a r««"t mr-i. aWr.i.j ro "as.-k t j w~r* If •le'r paid m— ssrssTjes/ wmgsw -•»*, s o :a.-rea«- jt . - r*er for'S* %-mmf we tni • » *»«.ar f>r wves'.s at r r t . : ; I r•••: t» a w—a I s » r tl«-U.
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