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very irackmaa M. Flynn, Lester, Iowa. Division Chairman, Oklahoma DivisionA. T. Spears, Chickasha, I.

T. C. R. I. P.

Division M. 0. Connor, Eddyville, Iowa. Cedar Rapids Division E. Gashell, Albert Lea, Minn.

Sibley Division Frank Johnson, Sibley, Iowa. Muscatine Division Dan Rickey, Muscatine, Iowa. Sub-Division I. E. Vaughn, Albert Lea, Minn.

SHOULD BE AND WILL BE A VNION MAN UT OUT the Application, fill in the blanks enclose one dollar for membership, and all other expenses of ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. Grand Lodge until June ist, 1905, and forward to J. I. Sheppard, General Secretary, Fort Scott, Kansas.

This dollar also pays your subscription to the 'i I TRACKMAN from date of application to June 1st, State System Chairman for Illinois Calvin Randolph, Wheeler, Ills. State System Chairman for Iowa Fred Carlson, Webster City, 1905. Have your fellow Trackmen sign it, and send DIVISION CHAIRMEN. 8th Division if the I. C.

R. R. Edward Robinson, Rock Rapids, Iowa. a dollar for each of them as well. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND GULF.

Sate System Chairman for Texas C. B. Delk, Lela, Texas. Division Chairman on the Amarilla Division S. M.

McGaughey, Lela, Tex. E. P. N. E.

R. R. Application Blank For New Members J. I. SHKPPARD, General Secretary N.

U. of R. Fort Scott, Kansas. We. the undersigned Trackmen, employed on the Division of the Railroad, hereby make application for membership in the National Union of Railway Trackmen.

Find enclosed money order for being $1.00 each for th. following members, which pays all dues to the Grand Lodge until June 1st, 1905, including subscription to the TRACKMAN. Post Office. Stale System Chairmyn for Mexico -John Welsh, Dawson, N. M.

Chairman Dawson Division -D. S. Sherwood, Roy, New Mexico. CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN. State System Chairman for Minn-John Ericksen, Stewartsville, Mirm.

P. Division J. W. Hard-licka, Stewartsville, Minn. NEW YORK-NEW HAVEN HARTFORD R.

R. Post Office Labokkrs Sate System Chairman for MassachusettsJohn Cashin, Cochesett Mass. Division Chairman Plymouth Division J. M. Barrett, Plymouth, Mass.

W. E. White, member of the executive board, American Labor Union, requests the publication of the following: the Workingmen of AmericaYou are requested to stay away from the state of Colorado, as the conditions prevailing in this state are such that bread riots are liable to occur almost any time, and the industrial stagnation is such as to make it impossible to obtain work even for board. Colorado is in Russia; therefore stay away from Colorado." The St. Louis Post-Dispatch says employes have been laid off as follows: Railways, New England mill operatives, packing house employes, iron and steel workers, coal miners, estimated in other trades, a riui Make remittance by Post Office or.

Express Money Order made payable to the National Union of Railway Trackmen. Upon receipt of the same membership card and By-laws will be forwarded to each member. vw. a wnuago paper says tne number of workers laid off is fully a million. The plutes are probably making ready to organize "full dinner pail" parades..