The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-05-13

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former secretary.
COUScm BLUFFS, lows, May l, Is7I.-simOn
Trostler has made application 70 become q
member Of this union having not been at the
table for four years He claims be has lost his
retiring card which he drew from Aurora union
No. A. Any union having charges against said
Trostler will please prefer the same as soon as
possible. JoHN r. BRowN,
Cor. Sec. No. ITO, box 222.
PoUaHkEkPsrE, May 9Th, lsSI.-The follow
ing named persons have made application TO
become members o. this union. Joseph KAuf-
MAJ, William Jewar aud John Miller Unions
having charges against the above will please
notify this union within one month from date
JOHN KAISER, Sec. Lock Box l7S
wsryELD, May 9nd.-Alter Saturday the
eth OF May, we suspend loaDing money on
cards, as our Treasurey 10 completely exhausted
We have sOme six or seven hundred dollars out
and very little coming in. Unions will please
note and not send men this Way.
q. N. ADAMS, Sec, Union No. rs
ERIE, Pa, May 4th.-LocAl unions will please
take notice OF change Of 0GacerS President
and Treasurer, John Knorl. No. $40 State
street. I. J. Armstrong, Vice President. Daniel
A. Shepherd Rec. and Fin. Sec.
RUDoLPH PHIsFKR, cor. sec. 1904 State-st.
WAsHIEeroH, d. O., Nay Isl 1871.
To the President Cigar Makers, international
Union
sIE:-Some six months go our, then, cor
responding secretary, NJ. Fred ROhleder was
instructed TO write and forward the money on
tO you for two Badges YOu Acknowlegsd the
receipt Of the same, stating that you would
send the Badges in q week tHO. We waited
some two months, but not receiving the Bad
ges Mr.. ROhIeder wrote for tben again but not
receiving an answer after again waiting some
six weeks | wrote letter 20 you, TO which
YOU replied that you had been under the i'm
/ PRECISION that the Badges had been sent but
YOU would see the Badge maker and send the
Badges or return the money Again We waited
some four weeks when ! wrote to you a second
Iette. 70 which YOU never replied. third time
and still NO answer. Now SIR, | ask you through
the columns Of this our ON cial organ to give ~
some explanation for delaying in answering my
Letters OF sending those BAdges | would not
have published this matter, but l got out Of
patience 20 write letters and not receive an
answer. hope you viii answer this and Oblige,
Yours FrAternally, HENRY G. SEEBo
President 9. n. U. No. 100 No $50 street Isl
KANSAS err, No, Nay End, 1871. Un,Oas
take notice that Henry Volz has been expelled
from this union for non-payment Of duea
The following named persons have made ap-
pIicatiOR to become members Of this union: y.
W. Frank hailing from Peoria, iii. Louis j.
Schmitt and John Krahnboth from New York
City. Geo. Honner, "a suspended member Of
this uniOH) has applied for reinstatement; any
union having charges against aay Of the above
named persons, will please notify me within
twenty days By order Of union 10. l0a
Box a0S2 " M. WULw, Cor. Fee.
CLIEsOK, Iowa. May lst-rh, following per-
SoRs have received money fFon union No. lIS,
and have failed to return the anna when due.
Julius Loeweathal, e4,Vc; CharlSS ROder,
q, 90; Clans SchlustsF, $50; George Phelps,
elO00; Theo. Marsh, 100. Unions under
whoss Jurisdiction any Of the above named per
some may be fouDd will pleas collect the same
according 70 lsW.
GeoEss Becker, formerly corresponding score
taE, Il union No. lie, having leit the city, eli
Communications should DO addressed TO.
kDWm LEmoHD, cor. sc. hox laA.