The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-05-21
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WORKMaMAH's ADV0cARB.l

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WORKmaMAE's ADVOcARsI
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May IL, 1870.
The following named persons have borrowed
money from this union, and have failed TO re-
tutn the same within a reasonable length or
tige:
suly 20, 1867, WIN. Klein, 81.
Aug. 10, do, Phil. Mcguire, u.
Aug. IL, do, Sampson HIATT Is.
Aug. 20, do, D. Z. Read, 50.
Jan IL, 1868, Arran Hanover, IS.
Jan. IL, do, John PREM, 81.
Feb. 4, do, Ed. Criswel, $3.50.
March IA, do, Andrew Bremen, &6.2S.
Nuly rs, do, Robert Steinberg, IS.
Nov. Is, do, Joseph Cimmans, tl.SO.
March %. 1859, Julius Frecht. o.
kAprl 3, do, WIN. zeller, ee.9S.
9Aprl 10, do, AmaDdas Grove, SIS.
tJune Q, do, Fred. Schafler, Is.
July %. do q. J. Michsels, $3.50.
Aug. 9, do, Bartly GuIser, IS.
Aug. z, do, Charles Aikens, $3.50.
Dec IL, do, Henry COling. Is.
Dec. "A, do, Clans Schlenter, IS.
Jan. z, 1870, Geo. Read, Is.
Jan. IL, do, VIM, Page, Is.
Feb. !, do, Geo. LANCE, IS.
Feb. "a, do, Geo. Harvie, Is.
March IL, do, Geo. Harnie, S..
March Ia, do, Julius Frecht, 500.
March IA. do, Renry GOtthelf, $3.50.
! March IA, do, Henry Breling. eS.
I March IA, do. Thoa Mason, eS.
+; April 4, do, Arnold Gross, e6.
(; Unions where these men are 70 be found,
are earnestly requested 70 strictly enforce the
law In relation TO bOrrOwej money, - our
treasury IL exhausted.
, By order Of G. n. Union No. 70.
JAMES III. WOLcorr,
Cor Sec, Post Once Drawer $3.50.
PArERsoH, May ls. 1870.
Unions viii save N the trouble Of publishing
loans If they collect the twenty per cent. The
following Il list Of names Of men Who have
been granted loans OF their cards BY Union
No 40:
+ VaudervlOct ~. T Harrison, e2b0
Oliver Mont, ~ John Jobs, el.
John Conrad. % Henry Dergety, $3.50.
W Buriand, ~ Mark Willing. %.
Alex Wife, 81. George Smith, IS.
Engeble Doecker, 81. George Phelps, e2.bO.
Henry RaneleF, %. Robert LindeF, $3.50.
Henry Rherman, 81. P N Baker, a.
Michsel Isaacs, 81 friedrich Eamm, g.
w. P. Lewis, s. Henry Drogemeyer, 81.
Thomas Carter, $3.50 George Holt, "a
John Kelly, 81 W. KoFn, "a
E Hammond, $3.50.
By order Of C. NJ. q. No. 40
A. AASYKr1,
Cor. SEQ, Box 6SS.
ST. PAU, May Is, 1870.
To the Officers and Members Of Cigarmakers'
Unions
GExrLKNEE: Henry Reichert, Of Lacrosse,
has made application to become . member Of
this union. Fred. Brenner, who is now in our
city, says his card was rejected BY the AilwAn-
kee Union He transmitted the same to Fred.
Blend, International President, but has failed
70 receive a reply. have written twice with
the same success. Any union having charges
against either, will please forward the same 70
SYLvKsrxR SULzBAcH,
Cor. Sec. Union No. %.
ToLknO, Ohio, Nay Is, 1870.
To the Officers Of Local Unions
The following men have made application "a
become members Of this union Henry Stock
and Joseph Stewslof, from Germany, JohE
Riley, from Canada, and OhaA WOlfso0, O
! New York City. Wolfson says he nevel
worked as q jOurneyman in the city. Any
unions having charges agAinst either Of thee,
men, viii please let az know within thirty day
from date. RoHER4 RArrRAY,
Cor. See G. N. o. No. ls, p. o. Drawer -