The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
To the Democrats of MARYLAND

Election day Will be Tuesday
9Th. The polls Omen
at o'clock a. NJ. in the counties
and close at 6 o'clock p. VI.
In Baltimore City they open At
o'clock a. NJ, and close at :
O'Clock p. Nj.
Let every registered Democrat
60 to the polls as early as he can
and vote.
See that the ballot given you
the initials of the .Jud@a
who gave it out.
Vote the ticket by MARKING a
cross (X) mark in the space bro
yided therefore to the right of and
the name of every person
or persons for whom you intend
to vote.
Remember one mark at the
head of the ticket will nor vote
the entire ballot as it used to do
You must make mark opposite
the name OF every person for
whom you wish to vote.
Make a cross mark (x) within
the square provided for the bur
pose.
Do not let the (X) extend be.
yOnd the square. Make it en-.
tirely inside the square.
DO not make any other mark
whatever on tn ballot
Any mark whatever ON the bal.
lot except the cross marks, whether
in the square or out Of it. will
cause the ballot to be thrown ont
Do not make dot or a circleo or
any other mark in the square but
a cross mark.
If You mark your ballot -
with an x wholly in the XII
square like this, it will be SNl
counted.
If you mark any square on your
ballot or any mark of any kind
with Your pencil outside Of the
square your ballot will not be
counted.
BE sure not to deface or tear
your ballot in any way.
If you make any mistake in
marking it do not attempt to
make correction; return it to
the Judge and get new one. You
are entitled to a third ballot if
the two first have been spoiled
and returned, but you must not
consume more than seven minutes
i'll marking it.
There are three Constitutional
Amendments; to vote for any one
OF them, make a cross mark in
the space opposite and to the
right of the words "For Consti.
tutlOnal Amendment" under the
one You wish to vote for.
10 vote against any one of
them, make a cross mark opposite
and to the right Of the words
Against Constitutional Amend
ment" under the one you wish to
vote against.
If you make mistake in voting
on any of the amendments, your
ballot may be thrown out.
If you do not vote on the
amendments at all your vote for
candidates on the ballot will be
counted.
BE sure not to mark more names
than there are persons to be
elected to an Office.
If YOU do, your entire ballot
VIII not be counted.
For example. if you mark the
names of six candidates for the
House of Delegates and there are
but five candidates to be elected,
your entire ballot, and not the
part relating to the House of Del
e@ateS will be thrown out.
This is most important to be
remembered.
FIND out before you vote the
exact number Of Democratic can
didateS.
lie sure to vote for all Of these
candidates. Count the cross
marks made by you and be sure
mat you put no more cross marks
than there are Democratic candi-
( dates on the ballot.
Mark your ballot with the in.
dellble pencil which you will find
IN the election booth.
DO not use your own pencil;
your ballot will not be counted if
You do.
Fold your ballot exactly as it
was folded when handed 70 YOU
and give it to the ballot Judge,
without permitting anyone to see
how You have marked 1t.
See that the judge tears off the
coupon and deposits the ballot in
the ballot box.
MURRAY NANDlVER,
Chairman state Central
Committee.