The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 3, 1885, Page 7

to still farther and sav tha e equal compen omen should ha y what prir 1 pay ny cases only bi injusti an mat Start N sverpm.ent: Wo 5 fashington get SGOO tor = that ich men receive $1,500. The rolling ove heel Of Oppression 1s \ necks of thousands of 1 bo are at this moment im despair pout what they are de Many the largest: mercar cities are ents of Our ese abominations, and re establishments there are sc souls being pitched off into death know it. Is] 1 judg- | employers Will there be ad their ere a God? ent? I tell you if God rises up to dress Woman’s wrongs many of | hor large establshments will be than a South allowed up quicker merican earthquake ever took dewn these catch city. God will op- ressors between the two mili-stones | and Phis wratl t female principal for do had the wail of womanhood. to says she to answer that He is not. as nothing put flatteries is an she She knows being who a human } has She is 4 Ss not. ets hungry when she no tood, uts no fire. Give nd cold when she er no more flatteries; give her stice! There are 65,000 sewing irlsin New York and Brooklyn | cross the sunlight comes | It is not suc who are su omes from those urled out of life, but a slow, grind- , horrible wasting away. Gather em before you and look into their pinched, truck! Look at their fingers,needle- See that shoulders! hung ces, ghastly, s icked and blood-tipped! remature stoop in the Hear that hacking, ugh ! dry, merciless \talarge meeting of these wo- xen, held in a hall in) Philadelphia, rand speeches were delivered, but needle-woman took the stand, rew aside her taded shawl, and vith her shrivelled arm hurled a very hunderbolt of eloquence, speaking wt the horrors of her own experi- cow t > > ot at e gets the ga s t W wor heioee ins ’ as 4 rep t I ave , € you owe me He Oh, that Woman’s on, tg Clint ton ps bless The the m g in the } Wi manhcod. at trag ingare es ngare t A paragr « iph fr 1e speaker, a you widowed, burst into as she spoke. She come again the next repeat her story to. the his usual weekly and impositions 1 Mr. Jones wa by whi pay the $7.50.”’ Another port: modestly hinted much ‘Oh, you ar how worth. plied, my most valuable handsin ti you will always get pric to earn very easily.” fingers fl won with h marvelous rate. a week had al A tew nights the fer= later, girls who stood near. Snipes? out for him every time. you on trial, as he paragraph frqgm atl hearing o Means were ; $10 a week you will And ae The picture of $10 nost turned her while » she overheard the name of her employer in the conversation “Whi Why, ke don’t pay. Look He’ll keep calls it, tor weeks | ju Ince. Stand at the corner of a street | 4nd then he’ll let you New York at 6 or 7 o’clock in| Some other fool.’ >morning, as the women go to} Smith gained ei work. Many of them had nojthe swindler. But preaktast except the crumbs that | him in the toils ot the vere left over from the n ght betore, | paid the worth of each o peacrust they chew on their way | Of strial.’ hrough street Tere | nother paragrap ome tthe working gitls of New Bier ameribcahon: + ork and Brooklyn! These en-|agined when told. that raged in bead work, these in flower two tive ioliant 8 raking, in | just received for her we gar-making, terfeit. ng. feather- picking, print coloring, | baper-box mx + but. most over- | worked of a St con he cars on their way | They can not afford 5 cents! | concluding to deny herself some | uy else, she car, | ve her a seat! see | ow Latimer and Ridley appeared m the fire, look at that woman and | ehold x more horrible on | hotter fire. re | Ask that w Years ago o He vestibule of . rVice, 1 bbe a woman f octor said siz ut SO as something to at. As she began to revive. m | lehrium she sa 2aspingly: SE -2 Enght ; eats! Eight ! Eight cents! I rish I cou I so | t some ! Eight found done We making gar— > but three of them Three times eight rd comfortable re twenty-four om Hear it, men wwe swallowe her employer der her the money and her to prove tective Uni in the co wi ty Washerwomer the girl’s re- bb s r esolve Qods ina y wet = > pay | your spirit ef selt are called to st re wings of the Alm Many of you w through life, and | choose between } turn your sung woman, I back at a| giggling, rk which society head. | knowledges to be crossing earnest that the world? ot | come of at! 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