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Monroe City Democrat., 1916-05-11
Checks Under ST Against the Law

Do you know that when you write
a check. or any paper, that is to cir
culate as money. for less than 81 GO
you arr laying yourself liable to IA
fine ri $500 and imprisonment up
To SIX months in the Jail under the
United States laws?
Though there is a law against
writing IA check for less than ST it
is done hundreds Of times each day
in the business world
Under the title of "OffenseS
against the currency, coinage, etc
Section l7S, Criminal Code of the
United States. the law relative to
checks is made very plain, Sec
ton l73 is as follows:
No person shall make, issue
circulate or pay out any note OF
check memorandum. token or other
obligation for a less sum than 81
intended to circulate as in lieu Of
lawful money of the United States
and every person so offending shall
be fined not more than $500, oil
Imprisonment not more than siA
months. or both"
Monroe City Democrat., 1916-05-11

that same advice, and put my jad-
ed feet on ice; and when the ad ap
peared. ten customers came to my
gate; one bought the calf and paid
the freight, the Others bucked and
reared And thus, by printing little
ads the wise man gathers in the
scads. and rests his aching corns; a
little ad will make more noise than
fifty seven bu y boys, all footing on
their horns - Walt Mason
Monroe City Democrat., 1916-05-11


10 the Editor An entirely new
Use for the caponiZed rooster has
teen discovered by Mrs. Earl 0p
pcnheimer. Who lives near Hop
klnS. Mo. She has found that he
makes the very best KIND of foster
mother for incubator chicks
Mrs. Oppenheimer first tried the
experiment last spring when she
put twenty five nearly hatched in
Cubatur chickens iu charge of fine
cnpuu called Jerry He cared for
them as well Is any hen-mother
,oIlu have none; scratching food
for them ia the day time and hOv-
erInG them under his broad wings
AT night. In fact. Jerry did 50
well by his brood that this spring
he ha., been elected to raise anoth-
or family Of tweutl Gyr
""e'' Wis O''P''''''''1' 'o"" WV
'n''"S ''"'i' '''' ''C"ou'"' d le"
"dSS dao' sac "'F'ueH ''''''' a'i'o's
'"u' c'po'>, eN'''E '"'"tS l''e
chicks - each one Her method Is
"N '''''"S
''''' III '''e e'e'''''b sue p''H wv
''Po" dn" he"'! nav ''e'i ''''chS
~ '"op "|e'n'' ~ ''s' ,''
'"'iIief appea'> ''u''ie'e''' 'o MS
, 49,,
,.nss,I, ,,.., MIN -. seems IN
take plIy ., ,b.m md ere LONG
they ar" all St,he',d >nugly under
hIS "i"sS A';1r IL has ho7'red
'''' ''i'chS over "'En'' ''e se''''' !"
'....r..'r., s'o,i;,,,
,hs,,. .vor cl,cL;,o hep.f.shion
Wien he finds a choice morsel of
food OF is taking them about the yard
the capollS take 10 'he'r lie"
"u''eS hs II "a'u'e ''''enu.a '"I
Monroe City Democrat., 1916-05-11
RESOLUTION
A Resolution Providing For the Curb
ing and Paving Of a Part Of
Vine Street.

DC IL NcoOiNtu ny Tue bOar0 OF
Aldermen of the City of Monroe:
Section |. That the Board uf Al
dermen deems it necessary that
Vine Street from the Intersection of
said street with MIin Street to the
North line Of The Alley between
Winter Street and Catherine Street
! (sald alley running East and West
through Blocks Is and is Of the
! Original lOWn) b, improved by
| constructing new ar,illcial stone
/ curbinG Oh both sides # said Vine
/ Street between tIe points above
named except a' 81 h parts of said
street which have curbIng already
set to line and lfade or curbine
which can be reset to line and
grade by remOi ing all cutters ex-
cept artificial stone cutters con-
structed on grade The top of the
Curblng is ~ conform to the grade
line of eaiI Vine Street and is to
be set to curb line.
The Board Of Aldermen also
deems it necessary that said Vine
street between the points abO"e
mentioned be further improved By
paving with concrete pavement
with Tarvia Top Said paving to ex-
tend from Curb line to Curb line as
heretofore established by ordinance.
All Of said work to be done in ac-
cOrdance with the plans and Speci-
tications therefor prepared by the
: engineer and now on file in the
Office Of the City Clerk and approx
y ed by the board uS aldermen.
| Section 2 That the Board of Al
/ dermen further deems it necessary
e that said par Of Vine Street be
e brought to established grade in ac-
a cordance with plans and SpeCfiCa-
n lions therefor prepared 10y the engi-
n neer and approved by said board
and now on file with the City Clerk
and IN the judgment and opinion
' Of the Board Of Aldermen the gem
eral revenue of the City is not in u
COndltDn t. warrant an expenditure
: therefrom for or'nginL said street to
U the established grade and that the
"a cost Of bringing said street 10 the es-
u tahilShri trAie snail be included in
the SpeCla! assessments and tax bills
issued against the property liable for
such paving as herein after provided
u Section 3 That the Board of Al
IL dermen do hereby declare all of said
y work and improvements necessary
to be done and that the cost Of
IS same shall all be paid for with tax
= bills issued against the property
liable therefor according to Law
- Section 4 That this resolution
be published for two consecutive
e weeks in the Monroe City Democrat
II weekly newspaper printed and
er published in the City Of Monroe
- Adopted on motion of Alderman
.. Jayne.
II Approved May 5, 1915.
" James S. Scott, Mayor
- Attest Geo W TOmpkins, City
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
ANOTHER BUILDING
BEING REMODELED
All Main Street Property In Bryan
Soon viii Be Desirable Under
the March Of Progress.

Contractor T. B. Hubbard yesterday
started force OF workmen to remod-
cling the John T.. Astin building on
Main street between 23rd and 2ith
streets. The building. which Is now
occupied by T. A. Satterwhite. the
Singer sewing machine man. and y.
Jamnetta, as a shoeshop. will after
January LIST be occupied by the Wich.
tia Mill and Elevator Company as q
wareroom and office.
Mr.. Hubbard says the building Is to
have new and modern front. n new
floor, complete outfit OF plumbing
and everything else that is needed to
make II desirable rent property.
The White building. now occupied
by the Wichita people. is under lease
to Claude Walker, and this gentleman
states that as yet he has not sub
rented same.
The romodeling OF the Astin build
Ing Is another stride toward progress
In this city. However, there are few
other buildings right In this section
OF the city that need attention. but
the Eagle predicts the owners OF this
property will soon realize the value oil
better store houses and the buildings
will soon have the needed attention.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
MEXICO WOULD COPY
UNITED STATES ADS.
Advertising Writers Adopt Methods
and Styles Of shrewd Ad Writ
ers Of This Country.
cry Associated Press,

Mexico City. Mexico. Nov. 9S.-The
ponchant Of advertising writer's in
Mexico to take advantage of every op.
portunity to place their wares before
the public in a style similar to that
Of Americans is proved by the adver.
tiscmcnt Of a shoe concern in this
city, printed at the time OF the prcsi.
dental election In the United States.
Wilson won in the United States, g
It read. and was followed by this: IN
Mexico, the leader Of cheap prices for
American shoes. etc, is"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
ABLE TO BE OUT.

Joe Oprsteny. who was so seriously
hurt in a runaway several weeks ago,
has sufficiently recovered to be able
to be at his place OF business today.
lie is still far from well, but is we'll
on the road to complete recovery.
Mrs. oprsteny. who was hurt at the
same time, has about recovered her
usual health and strength. The many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. oprsteny will
be glad to learn of their recovery.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
OLLIE JAMES MAY
SUCCEED CLARK
Kentuckian Is Mentioned as Next
President Pro Tenn Of the Upper
House Of Congress.
(By Associated Press }

Washington, ID. C., Nov. 29.-Sena.
tor Ollie James is being mentioned by
the early arrivals among the Demo.
cratic senator's for president pro ten.
pore OF the Senate, to succeed the late
Senator Clark OF Arkansas.
Those supporting the Kentucky scn.
ator point to his record as a leader OF
administration forces during the last
session and to the fact that he was
permanent chairman of the st. Louis
convention.
The discussion is linked with that
about the selection OF n majority lead
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

er to succeed Senator Kern, who was
not reelected, although the new lead
er will not be named until next De.
cember unless there is an extra SEES.
sIon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

In a welding process OF German in.
yention magnetism is employed to de.
post all Of the molten metal at the
desired place.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29

Some men wouldn't take advice II II
were offered them in capsules.
How much better a thing tastes
when the doctor forbids you to eat H.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-29
FLOW ERS.

Lodge and society embIers, wed
ding flowers, funeral designs and
floral sprays. Tube roses, roses( Ill
eolors). lilies, daisies oeranIums.
ferns. Phone direct.
SCOTT FLORAL CO.
NavasotA, Texas.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-26
HETTY GREEN NOT ILL

New York, April 26.-Mrs. Hetty
Green, richest woman in the world,
reported critically i'll, is in as good
health as a woman of her years
could be expected to be, according to
announcement made by her secre-
tary today. Mrs. Green is in her 8Oth
year.
Mrs. Green was slightly indis-
posed last week" said her secretary,
but has fully recovered"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-26

After five days of unwelcome adj
venture, five Chicago men who we're
shipped to Detroit as strikebreakers
without knowing it are back in Chi
Cago.
Richard J. Knight, supervisor of
employment agencies, has made the
local employment agencies who sent
the men to Detroit pay their fares
back and he is now searching to see
if there is not some law whereby he
can bring the Grand Trunk railway
to time for misrepresentation of
facts. The men were hired out to
work as freight handlers.
1--WE did not hear a whisper about
our work being that of strikebreak-
ers until our train reached the De-
troit city limits" c. Corners, 2420
Cottage Grove av., one of the adVen-
turers, told Knight. Then we were
put in a coach alone and this coach
was detached from the train in the
City's outskirts. l went to the door
to find out what was going on and
found two men guarding it. They
would not let me out and threatened
us if we did not keep quite. The door
at the other end of the coach was
similarly guarded.
None of us would have ever hired
out had we known we we're to be
strikebreakers, and we all determined
right there that we were going to do
no freight handling for the Grand
Trunk.
when we insisted on leaving a
bunch of sluggers tried to detain us
by force, but we broke through the
sluggers and line of city police and
into the crowd of strikers and strike |
sympathizers on the street outside.
eve had no money, so we report |
ed to the commissioner of labor in |
Detroit. Smith, here, and washed !
dishes for our meals in a quick lunch
restaurant until our caTfare came !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-26

AS soon as the Detroit commits
sioner of labor telegraphed Knight
he got busy. He forced the Elmer and
Surety labor agencies, who had sent
the men to Detroit, to pay their car
fare back.
'The real one upon whom blame is
to be laid is the Grand Trunk rail-
way" said Knight. 81 have the orig
inals Of the requests for men made
upon the labor agencies and these
make no mention of there being a
strike. An Illinois law provides that
men cannot be shipped to places
where there is a strike unless they
are told that there is a strike. But
the Grand Trunk misrepTesented to
the labor agencies. 1t does not come
under this law, not being a labor
agency"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-26
HEY, WATSON! WHO CAN THIS
THING REFER TO?

New York, April 26.-No name is
mentioned, but in pacifist exhibit
in Brooklyn an old, half-blind parrot
is shown and with him placard
reading:
His name is 'Simp.' He came from
the river of Doubt. Militarists have
taught him to say preparedness
He is in a heroic mood but doesn't
know what it means"
TO increase the idea of benign
ment, the parrots cage is draped in
Grape so closely that he can only
peer out in one direction.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22

angeltommen 1,no beltatigt. Sic
9flolterlrtg miro Mspbalt aiem nr6
ion Die gerbefernatg $4,000 folten.
Mtit Der Mrbeit iou 10 .falo mie sllDg=
lib Ser Mnfan9 gelnnd)t meroeu, pel1,1.
oas @etter es erlalibt.
n: :
gri-gitp Council SD. 166 Ser
gereinigtm Meilenoen belt am
M6eno iein 10. Sabresba11=
fett uno 9all I'M 9tep @arper &otel
III &of Sslato ab, al, mefbem lib
etlpa 60 Saare betbeiligten. gbrell-
galt tpar SEER Ilnin q. @arltltm bon
Neoria, 8rarl0 l1nior Golntcil bon
ssSaillois, ser cine paiienoe aniprabe
'bielt.
@cge- nno @riidenfomitc bon gfod
Sslan0 nn0 @enrp Counties merbe11
bcute Gormittag III ser Office oes
Goln4 ~'niel1rs Ireidler in Sod
sSslarlo cine gcn1ciniame gerlamn1=
lung abbalter, INN iibcr Sen 8alt ser
eolona Bride nnb Mngclegenbeit
ST Derbanbelm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Scenes auS MnStatine.

-
Ser 9aG ser Gelief @eterans'
Sel,erpebr=@ eielidaft am Samstag
Ibenb in oeren @eim OH ser @leefer
StraBe NOR gut beiud)t uno par nod
ieoer &idtuns erfolgreid. Gas
@remmel Srd)elter %lieferte Die Muiif.
Die BON ser Staotpertpaltung a6-
g~elebnten 6euerlpebr-1 ruds meroen
III ben nadyten 5ager on Die 6abri-
fanten 5uriiefgeldidt meroen nn0 al-
oere perOen in fur5er Belt bier an-
langen, Inn in ben Iienlt Der 6euer=
tpebr seitelt gu meroen.
6rau 8eronica Sem, cine moblbe-
fannte G%inmobnerin BON Muscatine
felt 66 Sabrelt, lit porgeitern Mor-
gen I'M 9eim ibrer God)ter, 5ral,
S6bn @utbarbt, 11O3 Slett @penue,
tla6 langerer &ranfbeit an ser 2un-
genent5unoung I'M Sitter Don 81 Sab
reit 9%eltorben. Iie 8erltorbene mllr-
be an 81. 9sopember 1884 lit 3eutid-
lan0 geborel1, per6eirat6ete iidD i'm
Satire 1858 nit @errn Sobn @ein,
Der jeopd, ld)on Dor 33 Sabren ge-
itorben lit. Sic @interbliebenen itno
orei Sobne nnb 5rpei Godter, lofpie
@nfel n1b l1renfel. Ole 8eeroigung
fanO geiterngsa bon ser oeut=
lden Congregational Stride aus al1f
benz GREENWOOD 5rieobof 1tatt. $50
itor g. 8. Stabl belt sic 2eidenreoe.
5rcultOe ser &%eritorbenen fungirten
ols Seidentrager.
Sic &epublifaner baben in ibrer
StaOtfonpentipn in ser Staotballe
Die folgenoen &anoioaten fir oie
Stabtamter .aufseitellt:
-StaotldQsmeilter, &enrp Sdrellrs.
Staotegiielior, CHARLES II. Iraf.
StaOteleftrifer, @. s. 8rep..
Observation-Disclosures, Clarence Mlt-
|baus.
Goli5eiridter, s. 6. Softer.
Iie p%olitanoige 2iite Der &anoiSa=
ten ser 1emofraten fit sic Staot=
mabl lit:
Sir @aapor 81. S. S. aittle.
Sir Sdatmeilter - @enrp s.
@obma,t.
Sir Aiielior ~ Go. ganatta.
Sur Noli5eiridter Sobn q.
Gomalt.
Sir '5taoteIeftrifer - M. $.
4aesfer. 1i1s4
Sir Mnmbirw-SS nipeftor -8ranf
|gppel.
Sir Mofrma1t 1. 8aro -9miei
is. Sl,aiSan.. ea ~
Sir aloerntau, 2. @aro S.
Tre0 @eer6. 5. M s.s MI
y Sir AEoertnan, 3. @aro 49, SEQ
ilarb @otpen. s..
Sir Moernlane4. @oro Sobp
s. Moieitm1ln6. a. ef1so is5f9 =
Sralt Sobn SeJoiie, bis Dor eincm
fSabr giil1Dollterin oef Stabt, iiltbor=
eeitern Mbelto III Mseoiopolis nod
MIR fur5er &ranfbeit imifglter BON
ettpa so Sabren. geitorbett. Sic @inr
terbltebene1t fins Ser Natte u11S m,eb=
rere ailroer, Die 8eeroiauug finoet
Beute jtatt. III 4 fe4 ,.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Ginc breifte SdIidnus.

Sic etsliidc neutrality-suspicious.
Station tn Yplobu Fat ben amcrifaz
nilden 9lattcrn sic MleIpuns 5iscben
lalen. Dos r8erIiner Sngcblatt babe
erflart. .bab burd sic l~ungcbeuren
@erlnltc bes beutidcn Sccrcs Sic Mi<
l%itdrbebprScn sen6tbist li1p, 81 Yro~
sent Der @ermlnbeten on Sic Srpnt
sariid5uicnben."
SIM gleiden 8ortlallt ipreden Sic
fran5Diiiden 3eitunsen bon elmer fol-
den an9ebltden Mttbeilung pes Ser
liner Sa%geblatt". gs liest bier eine
san5 Defenders b%reiite Sdlldung npr.
Sn Der Mbenbnlmmer ppm 16. Sc
acmber bra9te bas 8erliner gageblatt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Mtues aus M1oline.

SIT ieinem @eim na5e Goal 8alIep
itorb an Sormtag Morgen nad} la,1=
gerer aranfbeit uno a1t ben 6olgen
zines Dor einigen SSabre,t erlitte11er
'Sd1aganfaIles Sobn g. @ryce, elm
tlangiabriger giltmobner oes Count
|tDs, i'm Sitter Don " Sabren. Ser
Ser torbene parbe in England am
Is. ailgult 1889 geboren, perbeira=
tbete iid oaiefbit lu1o fam nit ser
Sarnilie i'm Sabre 1869 ins 2ano
nno eletd 1ah Goal gaIep Gptp,n=
.lbip, ser leitberigen @einpat6. 9eit
ilber 80 Subren leitete Mlto belaB ct
eoie &rpce &o1lminen. Die @inter=
lblie6cnen iin0 Sic @itt1pe, ad)t Sim
Der, 5ebn gnfel, iolpie a,,oere Ser
|ma1lote. Sic 8eeroigung finoet bel=!
tie Nadmittag bonn Iral1erbauIe aus
ta'rf oenr Jrieo9of 3u goal galep
ltatt.
Die 2eid)e Ser III Chicago pcrltor=
lbenen Strut Serlnnn 6. Siortbolm
longte geltern Mben0 bier 5llr 9eeroi=
gll11g alt, tpeld)e beute MadNmittog
allf oem @antpton Jrieobof ltottfin-
Den miro. Sic @%eritorbene muroe ant
16. Sanltar 1888 III Molile geboren
llno per6etratbete iid am IL. M1r5
1915 init german 9iortbolm, ltrl
Damn nod Glairmont, sSa., 5u 5ieben.
sic ltarb I'M ~ll,t1eriiden Solpital iii
Chicago an oelr 5oIgen elmer Spera-
ton. Die @interblic6el,cn iino ser
.@atteo orei sdweitern l,no Gin @r,,-
ser.
GaItor S. S. @olf bon ser epalrae=
slild)en Irieoensgenteinoe i1l Nod SSs=
lalro bielt ant Samstag Nadumittaa
Die 2eid)cnreoe bel ser 9eeroigung
oes REINFORCEMENT ieds Monate olten
1Sobnd)ens bon @errlt ln,o Iram Sc
liter Saitings, 2411 A. gpelllle. Iie
8ccroiglng fano anf Sem Gbippialr-
',od 6rieSbof itatt.
=
Der 5taotratb bat seltcrn Moraen
IN ieiner Sitnng oie Nila%lternngs=
Hrojcfte Scr Is. StraBe m,,o -.
Strabe bon ser 90. bis sl1r. 26. gpe-
lllle ul0 BON "a. 9lpenlte BOZ, ser 70.
bis 10. StraBe, nnb bon ser 25.
,Aoeu,e bon ser 16, bis our 12. Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22

sei1en artifel nit Ser lteberldrifts
nGltte grfolse Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&C. Ser grDbte Sbeil ser @eripur1beten
ipicner oienitfdbig." Sn pem Mrtifel
bieb cs:
Sic erfrelllide grl6eirulns, bab
infolse nnierer pprtreifliden Ser
im,unetenpfle9c ser grDBte Sbeil Ser
@crimnlbeten ipieper oienitfdbis lpirb,
lit mabreuo aller &rieesn1pnate itan@
Sig III INNER siinitiserer Gn%tlpifll1ng
gemclen...... SIM 3uiamnenbana bas
nit lit nod 81 erludbner, baB III Sen
@onaten BON @pril bis Suli uulere
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
8eid,uid,tignna.

Sic relle Ne8ieruns in gnglanb err
labt an Die berdn9itiste @cp1Ifcruug
2onboas folgenbe @efan1tmabung:
Size @erii6te, ipeldc bon Dem lebten
Zeppelin : Nnsriff anlf sic Gitp bon
2onoon berriibren, iinp iamntlib unz
ipabr. @ir fDnnen inter itaIienildem
Glib berii6crn, bab fcin Sdaben a,,9cz
rtbtet lei nnb bab auberbcm feline
8ombe geplatt it,"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Serlm1noetenpflege nod hapurd cin

gerlmnoctenpflege mod haburh cin
beDeutenb giinitiseres 9ilo erbalt, oab
Die In5aW ser 9ientfabigel1 ipicper@
I'M gang betradtlih itie9. Nadoem im
Mpnat @salr5, mie pben mitsetbeilt, SIS
Gro5cnt als pieultfabis eutlalien mers
Den fonlten, itie9 Sic 3abl inn .Mlpuat
Ipril mlf 91,2, I'M Mennat sulni alti
OIL uuo I'M Munat Sl1li lulo i'm @slp@
nat @aai allf 91,s &roSent. Z Yrp5ent
paret observation-disclosures pner beur@
lallbt. Son Sen Seurlalbten It pieoer@
ltnt cine betrGdtlihe anSaN bienit@
fabig 9elporpeL 10 bab sic @elommt@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Sabl Der 9enltfabisen boburh nod err

sabl Der 9enitfabisen pao1rh nod cr<
bDbt tmlroe.
9aralls MAIDEN sic ensliiden ms
fransoliiden Surem1s, Die lpirflid)
nidt por Ben nieorielten ltnb ebrfpie1
lten @Sittell srriidlhrefen, sic Wiit1
tbeilung, DOS burh Sic uneebeuren
@erlnIte bes bettldeu @eerc5 Die @iz
litdrbcbDrben 9enDtbist lino, 81 Gro@
sent Ser @%eripunbeten ON sic Sront
5urildSnlenben", uno lie bcriideru
ulgenirt. BOB lie bieie Mittbeilulis oem
.8erliner . Sa9eblatt" %eutnommcn
bdtten!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22

In addition to the above named candidates
the said primary election tickets will contain
blank Anes-as indicated above for the names
of Alderman of the respective wards to be
written thereon or pasted thereon with uni
form white pastors, by the voter While in the
voting booth or by some one designated by a
voter unable to write, after the ballots are re-
ceived and before they are deposited.
The said primary election ticket will also
contain blank lines as indicated above, for the
name of precinct committeeman in the re-
spective precincts. to be written thereon with
uniform white pastors upon said blank lines
upon the ballot by the voter while in the
booth or by some one designated by a. voter
unable to write, after the ballots are received
and before they are deposited.
Blank lines will also appear upon the pri-
mary election ticket as indicated above for
delegates to the city convention and the same
procedure will be had as to voting for tlrem
as for ward alderman or precinct committee
man.
This notice is issued and published for the
information of voters as is required by the
primary election law.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
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