The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1912, Page 7

TLE, PICK AND FE, NMONTCLAR mans ‘Leap From Trenches Jason’s Warriors Sprang From Dragon’s Teeth, (Spectal to The Evening Wotld), ONTCLAIR, April 10—From the willow beds at the base of Mount on to the craggy heights of Eagle the Romans are battling to-day. ontclair resounds with the clash 8, said arms being in the nature ks and shovels, hoes and spades, nd adzes. The occasion is the ditch diggers’ strike that has in- itwelf upon this still and seclusive junity and which seems to have beyond police control. tho past lustrum or @o, hard labor mtclair has been monopolized by jomans, or rather the descendants it world-conquering people, There Ix! two plebelan districts In Mont- ‘Woptown and Spadeflush Gap. n monopolizes hard labor and jush Gap controls domestic scl- by means of its general house- ’ trust, the jerwomen's bund carpet beaters’ union. But in nt disturbance only Woptown etrike was declared yesterday af- n when several hundred Romans down their picks and shovels and Med a fixed wage of $1.8 a day. MILLIONAIRES HEARD PA- RADERS’ MUTTERINGS. foundation work, road work and construction throughout the town B@ and there was a Roman parade h the length of Valley road, into field avenue and thence round found and round. Even Upper avenue, where dwelleth only es and near-milMonaires, could their mutterings. ehtet Roman agitator, Francisco lericl, called all his countrymen scores of jobs where they were ed. Then he sent werd to the f hundred town laborers that they have to join the etrike. As the laborers were getting $1.76 a day ular employment, they were un- to strike. That their fellow Ro- were getting only $1.50 a day did cern them and with only a nickel to be gained by striking they Yt quite eee where any benofit o be gained. own, laborers did not strike id the trouble be; First, was ao terrific battle irmont nWwood avenues, when fifty town Went to work on @ sewer con- {° TWO" policemen assigned to re- ‘order’ were reduced to Insensl bility ne of the palr of uniformed consta- George Cousins, was taken to the tainside Hospital. Some furtows AN banged him over the head with a and put him hors de combat. STABLE PUTS SCRAPPERS O FLIGHT WITH SHOTS, Cousins fell, Constable Gannon A himcel? In the midst of a soeth- of sawed-off gladiators who with pick and shovel. Whh ton he mowed down about ¢, then drew his revolver and fired Wade into the air, the first shot the Romans fled and hon pursued, ei! ring, He tried pick cut Cou ‘8 assailants, but Were too many and those he pur- fied over the border of the town Bloomfieki and were last heard of ng the Hackensack meadows, rves couldn't be rushed to the as there were no reserves to rush, ntire town force of twenty patrol- other Romans were clashing. wel ported from Upper Mont- Verona line. noon a” bdullding operations n suspended and the town labor- re in full retroat, imploring mercy hands of the furious striker: rest of the day, it was reporte be devoted to parades by To- there wil firewor!l booming of bombs in Woptown, wp Federict predicts an over- ing victory for a $1.80 day. LUNN DELMAR i he r-to-button— "t tear out. NO DEPOSITS REQUIRED 1109 WEST 'Y TR EN SATURDAY EVENINGS Made more friends In less time than any other cigar- And yet you Lexington to 3d Ave. ette, ever. haven't tried them. 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