The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-09-05

Harms 4 S sea aoG 10 $.
frRTE H1TTK sept. q "a Ii anyone
knows the whereabouts on Jacob Oldecker,
they will confer favor bS<Ntting me know.
GhA. MoRGAS.
OMAHA, sept. ., '74<-D. 5. French has
deposited retiring CARD issued by Fort
Wayne Union No. 49, datAf~N Nov. 2, 1872
Ambrose Nickerson mas ALA made applica-
ton.
HAMILroN, Sept &. "a Samuel Stapely
has applied for membership to this union, and
Jacob Stull came here without card, he
claims his card is in WesetssttR-Mass. Unions
having charges against them will please pre-
fer them within thirty days.
MARK CLoHECY.
Cor. Sec. U. -.
BOX 3l2
mWEsrFIELD. Sept. q, "A This union at
their last meeting voted " favor of suspension
Of article 10. Of the IntsSxational Constitu-
ton The following have applied for mem
bership: James Norton, H Tompson. late
from England; also. VIM. Morrison claims to
have worked in Boston and Pautuckett, X. |.
f- T. j. FLOOD.
Cor. Sec.
. ELYRIA. sept. 5. 74.-The officers Of
union No. 1872 are as follows President,
Willard Morris Vice Presidents, NJ. Miles,
NJ. e. Camper Financist Secretary, VIM
l.. : Morris, Corresponding and Recording
Secretary The card granted by tins
union to Henry Spellbring is null and vold,
it having been granted to him in violation ~
International law. By order of union l32
WIN L. s NORRIS,
Cor and Rec. Sec.
ITHACA, Sept. 8, "a. The following named
were elected officers o. tfear Makers Union
No u: President, HeSry Townley; Vice
President, Jerry Cronen NSecretary, Irving
" Norton Treasurer. Mark Shuts.
IRVINE W. NORTON,
Sec U. ~
p o. Box l05l
LoUIsvILLv, Ky, Sept B "a John Read
applied for membership. aud John Hotter
from NJ bile. Ala. claims he lost his
card Unions having charges to prefer, please
prefer within 20 days.
Cor. Sec. Union -.
DAyTox, Ohio. Sept 3, An the com
munication from Dayton Union published ~
the ADVOCATE OF the dates,of August y and
% is an error whicA sPoils the sense Of
sentence. You will confer a favor by cor
recting. In the sentence, " We never lost 70
membership by levying assessments TO aud
str;ksrs." YOUR published account made me
~, SICKNESS which IS very from what
intended.
GEO. CASwELL.
Cor sec Union 81.
\sps,xarrrIp Mass. Aug 27.-The III
IoAing have appliJh for membership: Am$-
derS, Lubbert and John haine.~ Any Union
having charges should prefer them within
thirtyNdays- c l. w. W u TH4 4,
J,cxsAvrLx, Ill. Aug. 2s. 81 -
Frederick Hofihann wAAAss tn{be re-
instared in ShisSfnion. Any UniIs having
charges to prefer Them with in 20 fay
F. A. ORftLLAs.
; M Cor Sec, Onion ia.
NrA YORK. Sg %. i74& Berry, 9;
Griesheim, w KIN, H. K9n have applied
for membership. N d. HCcK.
A,u,xv Aug d 'AEHenry Hart wishes
IN become a member this Onion. Any
Union having chatgs/wNl prefer them ac-
according law. " ". r. r. AN,
SYRACUSE. A/ss. n. G. Berry
man, hailing frt6 Oswego NM, wishes to
become a menj6er pf our UnioA Jacob J.
Himmler has &st bis trsves,asGaN issued by
this Union. ådate june 10, N Unions
having cha kes will please prefer thA
JACOB GEBHAApr
+ Cor. Sec UNA 9.
URyfSA, Ohio, Sas. z, "a. D. y her
from f.anisville. Ky, hs< made application
Cor Sec Union 1927.