The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

CANTON, Ill. November 20th.-I would
like TO know the where: bouts of Robert
Weber, Cigar Maker. Any one knowing
Of his address will please send it to me, as
have two letters tor him from Germany,
one of them valuable one.
w. f. DAvEY, Box CIT.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n Y, November 10Th.
-Laytette Brown and William McDurmOt,
hailing from New York City have made
application TO become members of this
union. Any union having charges against
the aforementioned will please inform
me by December 9th, 1871.
JOHN KAISER, Sec, AL 5. Canal Street.
LOck Box 434.
CHICAGO, November 22nd-Mr. Otto
Koenig, claiming to hail from New York
City, has made application 10 Ibis union
for membership.-rHEo. STEIN, Cor. Sec
TORONTO, November 18th Fifteen or
twenty Cigar Makers can find steady en-
ployment at q. T. Reeds. 20, Front street
TOronto.-THoMAs ANDERSON, Cor Sec
Box 655.
DAYTON, Ohio, November l4.-Herman
Walters and David II. Wilson have made
application to become members of this
union. Any union having charges against
either of them please prefer them within
80 days Mr. Walters halls from GIN
clnnatl. Mr.. Wilson claims to have work
cd in Detroit and Monroe, Mich and
Toledo and Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. 5. MUNDAY, Cor Sec. Union IS.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. I4th.-To Officers
and Members OF Local Unions: GENTLEMEN
The order issued from these head quar-
tiers, October Both 1871, making the New
Haven Saturday EoeRtRg linn the official
organ OF the International Union until the
resumption of the pu nlicaiiOn of the ADvO-
CATE, is hereby revoked The WORKING
MANS ADVOCATE will hereafter be the
official organ of the Trade. FraternaIly
yours, EDWIN JOHNSON, Int Prest.
Local Unions will please take notice
that the time tor the ratification of Con
sttution will be extended until the first
day OF December, 1871. The reason for
thi- extension is on account OF the fire in
Chicago, when the ADVOCATE office with
its contents OF our official proceedings was
destroyed, thereby delaying he publication
OF The Constitution and some unions com
planning that they shOuld be counted as
voting in the affirmative bv their silence
when they had not yet seen copy Of the
Constitution, Tn Ons will therefore. be
prompt IN sending their vote to me by the
first OF December Unions will also take
notice that they must adopt the Constitu-
ton as "a whole, or reject it az a whole.
Fraternally yours,
EDWIN JOHNSON. Int Prest.
ST Louis, November 10, IS71.-The toll
lowing named persons have applied for
membership. ANY union having charges
against them, will please notify within 30
days from date. A. eraser, Conrad Kuepp.
Henry Muller, II. Philips, Joseph Jehl'
and Julius Reinecke all from ST. Louis
Alex Leschke from Germany HI. Lampe.
Geo. Smith, from Evansville FIR. Hacker
claims to hail from Louisville, has worked
in Springfield, ILL.,, and Centralia.
GUSTAV VoLLMER,
Cor Sec. O. M. u. No. l6.
p. s. | also request the Trenton Union
to forward me receipt for @ so in favor
of Ed. Hammond, forwarded to Aug.
Lillty, Cor. Sec, June |, 1871. Have
applied for ii several times, but never got
an answer.
BosToN, Nov. l4.-Mr. David Wilson,
hailing from East CRANKY, Conn, has
applied for membership to this union.
Unions having any charges against him,
will please notify me.
A. HART. Cor. Sec, Union No. Is.
CHARLEsTOwN, MASS, Nov. 14.-To the
officers and members Of locslSunions The
strike of Milwaukee Union, No. Is, is at
an end therefore unions that were assessed
for said strike will stop sending money.
Also Union, No. SO, of Allentown, Pa,
has suspended. Unions are requested to
of Union No. SO.
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