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from window in the palace to a mob.
for the most part OF boys carrying the
national flag and crying vivas for Ma
dero. the president said:
There. you can see the people are
with us. II Is said that the govern
ment stands alone. but that Is not 80.
The government has the support OF the
people. There will be no temporizing:
we are going TO use the iron hand"
Earlier in the day. shortly after the
first outbreak. President Madero de
clared martial law throughout the city
and announced that he would ask con-
gress TO authorize a suspension OF the
guarantees throughout the republic
General Huerta was named as post
commander on account OF the wound
ing of General Nillar
Those who have observed affairs
closely point out that General Diaz.
who escaped being shot summarily
following the failure of the Vera Cruz
revolt. can now expect no clemency.
but must fight to the death
There is no question that Diaz is
straining every fibre TO depose Ma
deru. and with the large forces at his
command both within the city and
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FOR GRATING
Nine and Possibly Ten Indictments
Are Expected 10 Be Returned in
New york Today.

NEW YORK. Feb 9.-Nine indict-
ments and possibly ten. IL was learned
tonight, are expected TO be returned
by the grand jury tomorrow in the
police graf, investigation. Two OF
these indictments Will be against
members OF the police department, one
OF whom IS said 10 be an Inspector. 4
lawyer. whose name has been promi-
nently mentioned in connection with
the graft Investigations. is a third man
whose Indictment IS expected The
connection OF the others with the
graft revelations in the detailed con
fessions OF Patrolman Eugene Fox and
Captain Thomas Walsh could not be
learned tonight. AS a result OF Walsh's
statements 10 District Attorney Whit
man. Police Commissioner Waldo has
ALREADY suspended Inspector Dennis
Sweeney and several other police cap
talns and less officers.
The physician attending Captain
Walsh reported tonight that his
patient would be able TO 20 TO the dis
trict attorneys Office tomorrow. where
other witnesses have also been sum-
mOned. Walsh Is expected To add
much 10 his confession of last week. I'm
when he implicated men higher up
In the police department. and II is be
lIeved the testimony he will give To-
morrow will result In the indictment
Of an Inspector With TINS indictment
obtained. District Attorney Whitman
Will 30 higher" according TO intima-
tions from his office and before the
end OF the week an indictment against
civilian official at police headquar-
ters may be looked for. IL was said.
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INDIANS FROM EVERY
TRIBE HERE FEB. %.
VIII Take Part N Erection Of
Memorial by Rodman
Ws1smsker.

WASHINGTON. Feh g Arrange
menis have been made Tor the. ~.
PENDANTS % Indians representing prac.
ufallF al tribes iu the nited States
a. The ceremonies fhaf Will mark tho
beginning ~ work ou the memorial to
The American Indian 10 b. erected ia
New York harbor by ROdmau Wana.
maker The ceremonies vii take
place on Washington birthdat
Indians from Minnesota and other
northeastern states Will form tine Iarl.
or part of th" native delegation John
Grass. a Sioux from tho = standing Roc.
referyation in South DAKOTA. viii b.
one - the orators of tho occasion
Hollow Horn iear. another South Ia.
Nnta Sioux. whose pOrfar.f appears on
one ~ fhe currency certificates VIII
also speak
The indian delegation Vill Do accom-.
panied by six Interpreters and Major
lanes Mclaughlin. veteran Indian iu
4peCtOr Among fhc mi hrs that will
have repr"-enfatiyes will boz fhe Dhiu.
peUas. Sioux. Uiackleef. Apachoe
Mandana. Gros Veutres Ricsarr.a and
Scr Percrs
The delegations viii DO comuo.ad
entirely ~ full blood fudian-." said
Major MCLaughIiu TODAY 'rarr s4a
oxercised In collecting delegate lr
order that only those ~ COMMANDING
prceenc" and typical appearance might
boz there fo represent Tho Noffh AIMEE.
ican Indian. 20 whom fhr memorial 10
~ he erected. I fhius Nrr York uiff
Do interested In fhran fudians"
Following tIe Ccrrmou.na Iu New
YORK fhn Indians wil be- BROUGHT fp
Wellington fY Witness tho inaugura
Ion nf Governor Wilson ar President
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HARTMAN LINES
WILL DISSOLVE:
SANCTION PLAN
u Agrees to Sell Its Holdings in the Southern Its Own
Stockholders in Safe Proportions.
Wkersham Has Sanctioned the Plan Adopted by the North
ern Pacihc-Will Dissolve Soon

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Attorney
General Wickersham tonight an.
nouneed that he had reached an agree
ment with the representatives OF the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific for
the dissolution OF the great Hartman
merger. as decreed by the supreme
court.
The Union Pacific agrees TO sell its
l.266.5OO shares OF Southern Pacific
stock 10 its own stockholders and
those Of the Southern Pacific in what
the government regards as safe pro-
portion The Union Pacific will ac-
quire the Central Pacific from the
Southern Pacific. giving Il an exten-
sion from Ogden to the Pacific coast.
The plan announced tonight is es-
sentially the same as that made public
a few days ago by the two roads when
they reached an agreement satisfac-
tory to themselves dissolving the mer-
ger. The attorney general in a public
statement tonight goes into greater
detail. however. and declares that
competition will supplant monopoly
under the agreed scheme OF separa.
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dent and q nominal Republican ma.
for.fy in tIs senate are efill iu cOn.
troll. blf The closing days of tho aes
sion witness complete domination
of fhe senate D. tho Democratic
force. Iur Drmo,r rats exhibit that
t.nhlrrrc nf action which comes from
"a certain majority iu the new senate.
Inl fho fuuH lrd-r fhaf there will hr
iif'r. n art. more important IoFIsia
inu enacted hr congress before they
tatr charge ~ anaIr4 Tho fghs
against President Tars appointment &
r'n' Quo. rih urshafnI yiR0r While
o. rYwrrOmfse may Lr ranrhed uif-
ma''.F aF I0 'hr TAFT appointments.
ailrfire como Of them tr hr con.
f.u'i fhr UDuuf0lfa ars uuuatrrirv
in Their purpose ~ holding up most
~ iH" Ian nomination. until March
Q. HUrn ffn places would auf1maficaL
it hn'nmr of"n for appointments by
President wilson
NHI' from tsrk upon Tho tariT
billie nov going ou lrhIud closed doors
'u tl" hnuan vavs and moanz commit.
'ro. tho Democrat. ara uorKug uron
mo- definite PROGRAM Tor Tho early dara
OF th" extra session Currency and
other legislation arr undcr Informal
con 'drrH'On. auI fhr way Is being
paved fnr speedy arf .on upon any aub
.'ofe fhtf may br approved hv Pros.
n" NN-nI fHru hH rat consulted
frfn'r ffh '.r af.rr auI oaaslfI.e
cod ..'ls aI..s .usaguI4
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NORMAL WINTER
WEATHER IS DUE
Weather Forecastsr Predicts Normal
Weatner for the week East
% the Rockies.

WASHINGTON. o. g.. Fob. o.
\orWaI winter temperature iu pra..
ucaIiy ail parts of tho country east
of fhe ROCKY Mountains. and TEMPER
H'urns slightly above normal ON tho
Pacific slope. arr irdI,Hted FOR fHa
coming Ncsk according fo tho v .ekf,
weather bureau bulletin. issued to.
d.v
The precipitation during fn.
Nrrk. says tho bulletin. .u.u ie zen
rrally below uormsl. except iu the Ps.
tiir states. where rains NIIt ta fro
1urtf The next disturbance az i'm
rouancn to cross the country will .p.
pear in frc fHr vest about Wrfnas
iaf. cross ihr middle VEST Ttur.
o'y ur FRIDAY and the Et-trru
states at tho end of tho week Tbf.
disturbance VIII bo preceded bv rising
temperature and he attended, d., reu
'rfi SHOWS fu northern and raiua OLD
Houfh"lu States if will hr follow .f
ht decidedly colder weather. which
riI mako iIs appearance iu thr north
U'sf about Thursday
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REVENUE CUTTERS SAVE
THOUSANDS OF LIVES

saved by the revenue cutter service
during the year we're valued . az
Slo.7ti.14s Forty.fvc derelicts and
other dangerous distractions 10 navi-
cation were removed or destroyed
For every dollar The government in
vested BOO the maintenance Of the reve-
nue. cutter aert icc. SAYS Captain Bert
holt. "flcro has been 90 return ~
1896 in the form Of property saved
from the petils ~ the sea. and this. In
addition fu lives saved and other here-
hCial acts performed in tho interests
Or mankind. To accom- pNsh this work
there have been - cruising cutters
and j. hHrb0r vessels and launches 40
lively employed during the year
The fiscal wear 1919. was probabiJ
one 90 the most trying periods 90 ship
ping ui any year during the past quar-
Ter ui century Frequent Fafef
swept The Atlantic and Cuf coasts
bile ourug fhe winter months the
unusually Tow temperatures caused
Erent danger tn shipping aud actual
tlntrinF tO tno crows on account %
The See conditions. even ns FAR south
as lhpasapea hHv These condition.
tue assistance uf revenue cutters
None were unhccdod In CONSEQUENCE
The beneficial work ~ the service In
aI its activities during tho past fiscal
NrRr has exceeded that of previous
ears
AmonE other unusual Incidents Cap
TAIN Rcrthof told ~ how "pirafical na-
tive wrpCknrs sUarmcd down urou
TIE Hamburg American steamer Irinn
sco-unusd on Pa, Teal
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TROOPS TO
BE RUSHED
MUCKLOW
VIII Be Sent to Assist Sheriff Hill to
Maintain Order-Plots Were
Laid In Charleston.

Spectsl Dispatch 10 the Inf.iliE-n,-r
CHARLESTON, w Va. Feb. 3
That the plans for tho attack on Sher-
IN Bonner Hili and his special officers
were laid in this city. and that the in
struc:ions for such an attack also
came from here. and that plans for
dynamiting a train OF soldiers were
also laid here. Is said TO have been
definitely learned By those who have
been investigating the situation with
view OF ascertaining whether the
presence of troops is absolutely nec-
essary AT this time The place from
which the instructions were issued -
also said 10 be definitely known. This
disclosure hears out the opinion held
by many who have endeavored TO To-
cate the result ~ the trouble for
some time. that the various attacks
have always been we'll planned in adj
vance. Before the attack was made
on the special train At Holley Grove
all the women and children were sent
away Many OF the women and chill
dren az the strikers camp near Esk-
dale. for some reason. had also been
sent away
Governor Glasscock is tonight
holding a conference with the men he
sent 10 Paint and Cabin creeks this
morning TO investigate conditions
All the wires on Paint creek were cut
between Z and ~ o'clock this morn
ing. the last one being the railroa
wire.
Although the governor has not
stated so tonight. IL is believed ae
Will put - up to- the legislature to say
whether martial law will be declared
The last reports from the trouble dis
trict were 10 the effect that a clash
between the strikers aud the working
miners az MucklOv was likely 10 oc-
sur tonight The working miners are.
becoming aroused 40 the frequent .--
sauits made on heir men bv thn4.
who decline 90 work either in union
or nOn-union mines. aud have be"n
anxious for some time tp clean ont
tho lOafers. az they call them
It is the opinion here that this
clash VIII como tonight or ia thn
morning About twenty-five vat,r.
men and deputy aherins and railroad
officers are at Mpck'Ov but up froous
could be sent up Paint ,r--a duriue
fhe nigbt 10 would be- considered su-
.cidal 90 attempt if
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TURKS LAND
TROOPS AT
BLACK SEA
Enver Bey Successful in His Efforts
to Strengthen Lines-HesVy
Fighting is Reported.

LONDON. Feb Some light IL
beginning 10 be shed by the brief off,
cial dispatches, which contain almost
all the available news. upon the mill
tary tactics in the Balkan campaign.
Reports Of attempts on the part OF
the Turks To land troops along the
coasts OF the Black Sea and the Sea
OF Marmora, which heretofore were
only learned from unofficial sources.
are now officially admitted. and IL
looks as though Enver Bey's mysteri-
Gus acd desperate move. OF which
there have been some Tumors. was an
attempt to effect a landing at Char
keui. about 81 miles to the southeast
Of RodostO. with the intention OF re-
lieving the pressure of the Bulgarian
attack on the Bulair lines.
This movement of the Bulgarians,
according 10 an uncensored dispatch
from ConstantinOple. is causing serI-
Gus anxiety at the Turkish war office.
10 Is now known that the allies are
advancing in strength To Buldir, and
the Constantinople dispatch adds that
the Greek fleet has appeared in the
Gulf OF Saros, where Servian troops
also are reported TO have landed TO
assist the Bulsarians.
King Ferdinand has gone to Dedea-
catch in order TO be closer TO tho
scene of important operations. Ap-
parently heavy fighting is progressing
near Scutari. and the bor1bardment
OF AdrianOple Is still I'm progress.
There L. no confirmation OF a re-
port from COnstantinOple that Turkey
j. sending a new peace delegation 20
London.
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rr..fi ~rnfrH fH fNr IHta.nF.U.
HERKfEY SPRINGS. IS va. F,h
John % ruz1erd. former shrr.n rf
Morgan county and Tor many wears s
Justice OF Che pearc and s utomuauf
citizrn. died af DIS bomr rrrr fh
morn.nR aged 30 wears urHu va
duo ~ the infrmifics of old ars Dur
iur fhe tivi war hc Vas conductor on
s Pullman 4.c"brr betoecn Baltimore
and Cumberland iic lr survived by
fhr"" sons aud Three daurhtrre. aU
living h'." oKr.p' rs ~ Ulxerf Of
fIfin- 49, funrrsl Tle.dly af
teupuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
PORTUGUESE SLAY 200
TRiBESMEN IN SOUTH AFRICA

LISBON. Feb. 9.-Advices from Mo
zambique. Africa. say the notorious
native chief Napana recently raid, d
the Nampula district OF Mozambique.
massacreiug many European settlers
The governor Immediately dis
patched punitive expedition. Af.rr
a march OF nearly 400 miles the OK
p~dition came upon the band and
routed them after i've hours fighting.
killing 20p and wouuding 900 Tae
- wounded
portIr'. because 20 new region Viii
b. opened for Portuguese develop
meut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-10
PRESIDENT OF
SALVADOR DEAD
Death Results From Wounds Inflicted
by an Assassin On the Fourth
Of February.

SAN SALVADOR. Feb g-Dr.
Manuel r Arsulo. president OF the
republic Of Salvador. who was wound.
ed By the bullets OF an assassin on
February 4. died to-day.
SAN SALVADOR. Feb s.-Don
Carlos Melendez will succeed to the
office OF chis' executive. President
ArauJo was attacked and shot last
Tuesday night by several men. one OF
whom. Guatemalan named VergiIio
Nulatiilo. was arrested. MI<ltillo in
a confession declared that the plot TO
assdssinate President Araujo had been
concocted in Guatemala CITY.
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URGE REMOVAL
OF OFFICIALS
Charges OF Incompetence Made
Against Assistant Secretary OF
Interior and Others

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Feb. g
Charges Of incompetence and malad-
ministration or the reclamation ser
vice are made. and an appropriation
or $4,000 is requested for Congress
sional inquiry that Will deal broadly
with reclamation projects. in a rr-
port which will be sent to the House
tomorrow By the committee on in
terror department expenditures. The
report recommends during the pen
deucy of the proposed inquiry the
removal from offlce" OF Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Samuel Ad-
ans. and r. n. Newell and L. G..
Hill, director aud supervising engi-
neer. respectively, Of the reclamation
service
Interior Department officials. in
iuding Director Newell, fiatly denied
the allegations in the printed report.
which is unsigned. but was given out
by the committee with the statement
that Representative Hensley. OF Mis-
souri,. would present 10 tomorrow.
Mr.. Hensley is chairman OF sub
committee that has been investiga-
ting affairs Of Indian tribes whose m
terests, the Hensley report says. are
outrageOusly intermingied with the
affairs Of the reclamation service"
Other members OF the committee
were Representatives Galloway. os
Texas. and Hanna. OF North Dakota.
since become governor.
The Charges.
The report charges that Newell
and his associates Disseminated
against the farmers. and that the
corporations operating the canals ami
the bOndholders thereof alone" r..
Ceiyed attention from them in the
Salt river project n alleged that as
the reclamation act provides that
only the estimated cost Of construc-
ton may be recovered by the govern
ment. an estimate OF ths. Secretary OF
The Interior vas s@.s5O.OO0. and the
expenditure to date have been $40.
- t.@fh. the gOvcrum Hnt's loss on this
project appears 10 be- S5.141 .3g6
The statement that the govern.
ment will lose 5000 UU0 on the Salt
river project is absurd. declared Di.
rector newell tonight "a will col.
lect every dollar 30 has invested there
r the present ldw g. not changed. A.
for fhe charges against the reclama-
ton Officials any man mentioned will
welcome Investigation ~ Incompetent
men. N0t One in charge in this re-.
port but can boz absolutely refWcd."
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Turka pefaatad.

SpfI 4. Feh. AN onfDisf statement
is-u'd this afternoon says tie Turks or
SATURDAY, took the offensive against ths
t.ilrsriHus before Rulair. ia the GaliipOl
pen .usull AFTER "a fierce euraEefueuf
lasting sFtera, hours. TIE BulEarians ~.
pu ~-d tI.r TurNs. pursuing treu 90 the
halHir f'fte. Many wounded were lef'
uu tIe field
Turkish prisoners say six divisions
tuuk purt Boo f.e UIuF emenf. At night
fiu the Turks uHde another attempt
down fHe coast where twenty had made
.II. I.uffe eT fuueuf once. The ianTfnr part
ie- from t.r Slips wefc atfafk ked BY the
I.IEar.ars w|u inflicted heavy r-ss@s.
Tur..an vessels tuereuuun sailed
away AT attempts GO flc Turks 20
a-aUue fNe offensive af Trnafalta have
hrru checked They e4saved 20 land
troops nt T0dima to tIs northeast Of
Coontinusd on Page Eighty
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PlTTSBrRGH Pa. Feb Ten
fr-meu were injured here to-day when
fre destroyed the Freedom OH works.
causing loss ~ 100000
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WAsHiuQTOH. Fob. 0.--rorecastf
Onto ana western PruuEyfranfa-rafr
tdondaVs Tuesday fnrrranrd cfouffnsas.
moderate veriaf1s wfufa
Wei VirEinia-cloudy Monday ana
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.fItfrIts legI .iIfIrr 800 tufrr ..rr
N- nffn week fOWorrOw with Ir.I.Ia.
Iuu advanced r.uaiffrrh.t nu.i
bot HHr leru fHe case af fnf. r.-taf
.n UIrti0ua sessions fri effH mu.f rf
fIn moro Important wfH.Ir.. her1r.
fI" committee frr confederation The
IH.' week eau fn" preecrflfiur of .t,.
600 hfIlH. inr'uiiu- thp proposed VI Or.
u"N tumpru 'iun Irr..iIIIun nrt
fnr fIr measure recommended rt frr
election NtW l.f .rinu commission fnr
airport Inuwrut bills aud frr senrr.f
HirrnprIH rIHfIHn iI.I Fa fHn rhIe| matters
remaining 'n Dbl" introduced
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-22

I0r Ed KOnetchy, at the National
Leagues annual meeting, indicates
that McGraw wants to rid himself Of
the big fellow whose errors of omis-
sion have made him a marked man.
There appears to be little reason
why McGraw should go outside his
own team for a f1ashy first baseman.
The work of George Wiltse during the
last post-mortem series was so high
class that it was startling.
1t was old "Hooks'" wonderful
fielding that gave the Giants the only
game they won from the slashing
runaway Mackmen.
The idea that Wiltse cannot hit
well enough for first baseman need
not last very long; Wiltse hit 1926 in
1912, and, although this may have
been flash, it shows he is capable
and if he played every day and had a
chance to get his "eye upon the BALI
Wiltse might surprise some of the
home folks in Syracuse.
Wiltse is about through as a
pitcher. He had been with the team
since 1904, when he was purchased
from the Troy team of the New York
State League Control has always
been his forte. His best season was
the acknowledgement year of
1908, when he and Mathewson pitch
ed the Giants into a pennant, only to
be Merkled out of it.
When Wiltse went to the Giants
he was the cleverest fielding pitcher
in the N Y. S. L.. and has always
ranked high as fielder in the Ma
tional. He is one of the pitchers at
whom opponents never bunt the ball,
because he never falls over his feet
in getting the ball.
With Troy in 1903 Wiltse partici-
pated in 70 games, hitting .26O, and
in many games he played right field
and first base, showing exceptional
ability in both positions. AS an out
fielder Wiltse became a terror by
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tacularly and it was no surprise to
the residents of Troy to read of his
sensational fielding in the worlds
series.
In fact, it will not surprise the
Trojans if they read the Giants line
up next getaway day and saw the
name of George Wiltse in the line
formerly occupied by Fred Merkle. .
Otto Miller, Brooklyn catcher, has
turned down an offer of $500 increase
in salary to sign at once. He says
members of the Players Fraternity
have agreed not to sign contracts I'M
til after Jan. 1. There is a strong
rumor that Miller will hop to the
Feds.
Gravy CraVath, PhiIIy sIugger, is
another gent who threatens to desert
to the third league. Cravath says he
has received a good offer from the
Feds, and the Phils will have to match
it.
SOCCER SCORES
Mason Park, 8; West Side
Rangers, 2.
McDuffs, 4; Calumets, 8.
-O-O-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1913-03-31
SIGNATURES DISTRICT WARD RESIDENCE

Several hundred copies Of the petition put circulation
day OF the week sthought many more names than
with Howell Ihe
provides petition shall filed with him least sixty days
city election
The Wilmington Waterfront object which
the haror OF Wilmington has mem-
is OF Republicans National
Progressives Phbonsts Socialists Single
all shades political OPINION campaign
protection be conducted along strictly
will be in the OF the city
Of wilmington and to Wmngtonans think their city and its
commercial future they think the Wilmington Terminal Company
its associates and their financial future
1t any political organization candidate will be
hostile the Wilmington public iniuraed
the OF the state Senate in killing the Gantand
policy for any party or candidate to antag
Onie the movement or attempt to defeat H. In ac the expectation
II will sweep the city overwhelmingly.
to submit these questions to the
public Charter of the city OF Wilmington and
acts Assembly relating the city published 1911 1t
is in follows;
in Act the People of Wilmington of
Question Public Policy Connection with the nars OF the said y
An and Council
Wilmington qualhed TO vote
preceding OF the said city, aggregng
IN the whole number of votes cast
for said asking for the submission TO he people
O. city question the anars Of the said t for
of opinion thereon such question snail be placed Do e
people city election person signing any such appnca-
tion The designation Of the elee-
ton which qualified to vote at the last
preceding election for Mayor said city,
Sec application shall filed with the Mayor at least sixty
days which to be submitted and
the signing applications considered prma ace
last preceding eecon TOT ue mayor
said city.
ays which questions to be submit
transmit the to the who en nave the duty OF
nreparing election; shall be the duty OF such
ballots the said elections
tanning question submitted aforesaid with the words
and no printed following the
npestn the ballot the words
and shall the following form;
....-,..-.-............... NO.-...'..
~Any person qualified o city election
Continued On Second PaSe