davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
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len. 4c Is hciNt. ipQ I'M &opitol OarubGr abgc'hnnnt mcrOcng Oh an ole
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nerhiRt merocn 2edItlono 6ot bereits cinige Miole Der hltfgcn NC
oieruno nuhaeqc6en. warlm loQtc oncS @ol niht auh Na1binatpn lh
Dem 4ltnihe 0chiblonos fu9en2
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
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GRIMM Der oentidlen Nsaffen.

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snihhe 3Slfnlna @cbrn miro bon Gt uno 9pro BON 1dgncreA oelfDeh
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10 pnn 1enr brancn 9ronoeburguden Snfontere He9lnaent M SnrW &c
normpn Der fcqreidc @ornaorid Der Gerhhei Ourd ote @nerre.
gbene nn Clen tO Snomtcn ATS aa gcr0nn bcrnn oalert an. 4s
perrldte Sa5pIbn orofcr SN1tcl. sine qrpbe Sn6obl 6ran3oicn 9rietcn IL
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soea. Sic eqentGten 5egcr ien lpiroet, menn @cronn rNc penn
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meitere @cridc aut II amoro 8u entieecn. God bic Surfcn lelten Dem
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herber gdus. Der f%ron86Gihe Silfsfreusert "a o gr0p Sgss,l l anfSs a0 M
sanro ~ neripnft eemn 800 Ierionen muroen gerettct. Ee gEropence"
wor nr Benz arieqe elmer Der ihnelten fran5oii'ben Yaro5leroanipTer
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
g9arnnl TIT man oaS?

Die 4merHuncr Ocuhher Abfunft ODER aud notnroliferte Nnerltd
npr, 0ercn gYpQe in 0a1thLono ltano, boben III oieient europdnDen &r1e
ue mr. al oil erfobren miIen, Dab tic bier bon ben Mnglopbten nurf aus
nnbre Qireer Sdes 2onoes angdeben pcrOen. 9ieier Sagc maroe me
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MoI tdoid crIheint, obqeaAnnen. Sn oeicn 2ehartfel he5eldlncf man
0errn 3artboDt ais y8in0enrid St6rr Der Neitralrot, pes 6r1eoens
1no Der Mobnbrt oiGr Station. @egcn oge Nnflaae lputc nIdf MIR
SER gartboInt, ionDcrn oub oae reltiebenoen Nmerifoner oteultn9
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fen Grenno Mmerifas, ionorn Gnglanbs III, ous 1T cine bercfs OF be
mielcne Gatiodp. Serrn Sortbont Observation-Disclosures 5h neaner>
ben fam. sr4 ch
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os en trruer 9uraer bpcs 2anoes henelcn. Sem 9on5es Sinnen ro
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piu fr Oc Trin8ipien oieFs 2onOes lnfo boI ms olrb lelae Soraeen
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ere Ionai1hriqe @rfobrang. @p6l nnTe crs mas oietcM Satoe npttaf'
D mar i'd Ser Satiadc bemuBt, oaB 0ds gSohren Der Jeltraltut nno pleI
GrhoItuno ns SSrie0ens fir Nmerifu 3mei mdbtge 6a1oren maDrcno oS
eurnpGifhen Gricges fHr @merlfa elen.
Inn iet nud al ieinem genmibcn I'M Die NSobHabrt olees SaroeS
oreift man i'm in 10 InmaMider gcie an Der Sdrenper tenes Setor
tTrs mus mirflid1 niht pcrantnprHidI gematbt meroen fnr oe Nusorldc
Sercn or lid iraesua mf Ncrrn 9urtbolot be0ientc. @epIB feAtf er oenl
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Sipios Qouhes. Denn fomt 6Gte er nmt elm 0erartiges 3eug ltrupcn fNn
mem. Scr lei betont, oB Ds 9Iatt, in benz jce NAsOrufe geprarff
mur6en, lid bsdts irIber bel anOcren @eegenbeten obnltde SrclDerfen
bernusnahnt. a.G..m
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

WCFIluNIu W(dll1efGDrI J22 80.
Npe. A.-8. &rdi. Sobn &eif; Sc
fretdr: Martin Sdiaing, 2t57 q. 9.
4pc SIS. 3irigert: emil S. Gbri-
itidlli. &eri. am l.. DonuerStog 90.
SingItltnoc je0en 0onnerstog o6eno.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
4ereins~ ind Aogen~ calender

Ole Serren Sehedre imo gebeteu, ms tets BON Observation-Disclosures
iotDie bon 8org6ngen in ibren 8ereinen geribt Su ge6er, 1no fn6 mir
ftetS beftrebt iolfe an geeigneter Stele al8unebuen.
@reig fir bic SSnierton Ser @arte $3.50 Der Sodr.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
gic 0cttlNen llniprNebootc ffateu ocr cn9IiMen Nou0clSflottc enor-

Sic DcrGhen lnereebpote flqten OCT cngliden &annclSflnnc cnnr=
men sdoocn 81. Die Srten in0 fl9 0cnia, Die @euuHc ibrer S6ifc
5l D%crbcimIihen. &enn oiGcr ariea gegen Gnglano5 Slotte mcucr 10
oaoaacrts mirS bic ltoLc &errin Der See boo ibc 5telung, Die tie bis
na9in i'm @clthonol eingenon1naen bat einbiBen; ihleBIib miro Der eng
Iiitc SdifsDorrot ncnn bod nbncbmeh Sic 0cntlhen ltnrrieebpoc
ino qcgenpartig Der aefnrdbtete Sdreden in engiihen @epGHcrn. Sober
llntergong cincS englihen S6ifes gilt fir 9eutblono ais 6ieg nber
oen onmabenoen Sctno. GctidLanos alobt all gSaiier .n 2anoc uno
III ser quit fam bon al iencn 6einoen nht ibertroHen peroen. 5dlt
&crSnn. Damn itbt Der @@g nod Noris often. @os Der bcutfhe General
ftob fir Sic 3uhnft b%cobdtigt ulB niemano; obr ems febt felt: Der
San @crorns miro ben 6ron5onn ncbit Der ltrategHhen 0ieoerloee aud
eic moraliNtc 6eibringeu. o @olfram.~
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
Gcians : gcreinc.
SSs

NaIlingtun SGmgcrbnnO, Scr. 314
G.StraBe M.-@. gilbert Pepper, %ra-
Iioent; q. 9rouner, Sefretdr. 314 6
ctr. H.=@. 81. @1tmpredt, Dirigent.
GinoItltnoc jeocn Mittiuoh Nbeno.
Gireftorcn- 8eri. am 2. Montag |. 80.
SGnserbnuo 9amenucrein. Gerl.
am 2. Meittmoh /. 90, a6enos s ltbr,
i'm SGngerbun0.
Nlriun 9amenberein. Srali s..
arumfe, &rGi. Geri. ON 2. Mittmod
i. &C., abenos s l1br> I'M SGngerbun0.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
Saaostaannidaftlide nuD ltntcrItiit-
inas : &ereine.

~uNn2ituuHiWuIllluJe NlD llNIcr1trBa
nngs : &ereinc.
@ereim SaOen, @eri. om 9. Weitf.
moN /. 90. in 922 $50. S(pe. M.s8.
Sllois ylein1art, Sefretar, 531 2te
Str. Sc.
%crcin SaDeru. SerI. an 1. Mon.
tog /. DC. in 922 Ya. g(pe. M.-@.
Gbeo. Sccfert, Setretar, 1910 6Io.
Sl0e. ST.
Columbia @raner 9ranfen-llnter-
ltnbnngsucrcin. Sron5 Mom 5efre.
tar, 1884 20. Str. N.-@. @erf.
an 3. 8icnstag /. Ms. lit 922 go.
IDc. N.=@.
Scntid : Nmcrifaniidcr 1tnter.
ltiisnngs &creiu. Sic. @ieaono,
Sefretdr, S24 Ste Str. 5.-@. Sell
Nfain 2999m. @eri. an 2. 0ienstoq
j. va. IN 7o5 Sicbente Str. N.-@.
Glidiier Screim. gqrl. am 9. Meon-
ta9 i W. III 705 5iebentc Ctr. N.=@.
Ao. SdneiOer, ScfretGr, sol Union
SaDirgs 9allf BUILDING.
SciieaOarmitaoter llnteritiibunos.
Sercin. emil GpobL 9rdi. syobn
Meininger, Sefretar, 81 SSlo. S(pc.
N-=@. &erI. an 8. Mittpodl /. 81.
III 922 Ea. @bc. 0.=8.
SdtuG6iidcr Granfen : ltnteritiih.
n%raSocrein. @iidoel Gieb, Scfretar.
629 $ StraBc sc. @eri. am 4.
9ictfstag /. ~. III Ger. 705 Siebcnte
Str. SEC.
EattOcnti0cr %creen, @aIbinatun,
z. g Sefretir: @n. Stierrfonn,
y Gbeltnllt Str, Sofoma gorf, &c.
YER. om /. 9onrerstag /. SO. in 7O5
Sicbellte Str. 81. ".
9entider llatcrIiibnnas 8unb.
Siltrift 0r. 40. SefretGr 8n1. Son
nIleniann, 234 glapple Str, Gafonla
Earf, Q. 6. Gcri. an 4. Mittpoh !,
W. IN 922 $50. Nbe. N.-@.
9entidjer llntcrititmnss : SnnS,
Slltrift 100. @ti9. Oieb, Sefret1r,
629 $ StraBe N.-g. Geri. am 4,
9tenstQg /. sc. iii 922 ga. g(pc. g..
Sentider llnterititnnss : Nnnb,
Siitrift 40. Sefretdr Soblf Mei.
81 6la. ape. N.-8. 8erI.
an |. Montag i. sc. in 922 9n. g(pc.
N.=@.
nsSaibinstOn Mctscr llnteritis-
nngs-|erein". %rGiioent: Moom Die.
gellnanrl 1104 6 Str. GO. Sefre-
TOR. SriB SeB, 112 Ate Ctr. W.-@.
Seri. om |. Dienstog i. 90. in 922
Fa. Nbe. N.=g8.
@ai6ingtOn Gid 9ielicf. gefrctar
=. 9iihof, GbcrrboaIe 9fural Sta.
=. Serl. Oil /. lino 8. Montaq
|. Mf. IN 705 7te Str. 9t.-g8.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03
9catiy]e Jreimanrer eusc,

a 9enti[le Trcimanrer Qoac.
XXX Arminins, Mr. 25, S.9.M. d..
N 4oam Schneider, SefretSr,
5ol Union SAB lgs Wanf 8iliIoiuo
Serl, am /. nm 3. 0ienstag i. 81.
I'M Nellen Mairiic scnlpeI.
@il9slm sea soac Mr. 5, .. 8.
s.. Of 6. geri. nm 1. ulio 3. Con.
nerstog !. Mf- in l22 8a. Ype. N..9p.
yall gadidmit Sefrctar, 1O7 :.
GtraBe SIC.
Washington Journal., 1916-03-03

ScntiMer Gentral& cr6ono im 81
itrift Columbia.
4rGIi0cat. Mortin @icganO;
/. @i5c-&rGi. @. &lldoGihel;
2. Gi5e-TrGi.: 6. g[uleluna;
3. @i5e=Brdi.: Sobn 9llt;
4. @i3e-Erdi.. 8. @eou0erO;
5. Gi5es%rGi.; &url s. @ralll;
Sefret1r: @lt1tap Bender;
Sdobn1eilter Carl SdrnneI.
Monorof, SSohnentr1Qer. &erTnmnt=
lung an 4. 9icnStng i. sc. I'M @oiR-
inQton 5Gngcrbun0, 81 G=Str. 81
@.
uIamcm=&crein Dcs 9cmtidlameri-
famiIdcn 1914tf5 6ilfs-&euittecs"
&eri. ont i. un0 3. Sreitog I. Sc, I'M
SGngerbun0, 314 6 Gfro5e g. IS.
6rutnoc iino ber8Iiblt e~ingclaOen.
&rdiioeutin: Srall It. 2in8ba9; Sc
fretdrin. gSrait Or. gf, AZ N0oms
Str. G.-gS.
&eteraneaDerein Des s. gataiaons.
&~criamraelt iid III gfr. 705 Siebenfe
Cir. q. SO.
Gcuti0cr acknowledgements 9rd
lioent Mortin SiegonO, Sefretdr.
@m. s. MeDers, 1919 Srbing Str.
SdGbnlcilter. Gbos. IS. Noeier, Oil
Gait Capitol Ctr. 9ireftorelberi am
9. Gonilcrstag iii Sdngerbuuo.
Sraiicn 6ilfsDercin. 8fan g. g..
@artbel, G%rdii0cutin. @cri. an 2.
9onncrsfaq /. 80, 3 llhr nadm. I'M
Ser 9fnitalt.
Iranen NGGueeein. 6rap aotb.
2bfflcr, Yrdfiocntin. Nerionnlelt fih
monatlidl GcnldB gtofi5.
GcnsiA-4merifaaiider Se4nifer-
%ercin. Gcriommllulg an /. un0 3.
Mittmpd) /. sc. i'm SGiigerbpf0 3t4
6 Str. g. @ @oul 9alliA. Scfrc-
tar, 3llS 9ropn Ctr, N.-@.
Gcrmania Glnb. @eri. @1ittmoAS
uno 5rcitQes 9lbenos in Ebe 2olefun,
1923 s Ctr. H. %. Sefretdr 6.
&(eiId, SIG ct 6. SO.
Gcntidcr arieacrbntO. Gcri. am
A. Wfontog i. SO. III 922 9Sa. glbe. 81
V. Selomebcl: 9llbert 2inobcimer,
care 2%ansbrgb Bros, 420 Z. Str
g. M.
Snfcl @rGiig @ergniianngsDcrein.
&eri. am 3. 9icastag /. sc. I'M Sdn
herbuno. Neo Mair. Scfrctdr, 1881
lite Ctr. @.-@.
Sufcl grliig 9amcmbcrcin. Srolt
@abI, Grdiiocntin. Serl. iiA an
1. Mittmoh /. &c. in Saliie zines
MitglicoeS.
Yroipcct Sill GemeterD. 6reo.
Smbof %rGiiocnt; Mm. Martill
Gbos. 8ridipeooe, S6ab.
meiIter. @eri. am /. 5reitog /. &c.
III 800 9tc Str. N.s@.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01
PETITION FOR pIsCHARaE.

On this Ord day OF March, A. ID.
1916. on reading the petition OF said
bankrupt. It's
Ordered ny the Court, that a hear
Ing be had upon the same on the sth
day OF April, A. ID. 1916. before said
Court. az Marquette, in said district at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. and that
notice thereof be published In the Dia-
mond Drill. newspaper printed In
said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons IN interest
may appear az the said time and place
and show cause, II any they have why
the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted.
And II n Further Ordered BY The
Court, That the Clerk shall send, by
mail, 70 All known creditors copies OF
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01

primary election II he shall. appear in
person before the City Clerk and take
the oath required as 10 qualifications
for registration. and request that his
name be registered. Blanks for this
form OF registration can be obtained
at the City Clerks Office
No enrolment is required under the
present Primary Law. but each elector
must be duly registered and a quail
fed voter.
Also any qualified elector whose
name is not on the registration book
in the precinct, can have his name reg
istered on the regular registration day
for the annual spring election, and
vote at both above primaries.
Each voter will call for ballot OF
the political party OF his choice.
Dated March .. 1916.
VIM. J. Gribble, Clerk OF the said
City Of Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Crystal Falls Mich. Mar 20, 1916.
4 regular session OF the Common
Council Of the City OF Crystal Falls.
Mich, was called TO order on the above
date at o'clock r. NJ by the Mayor
the Hon. Robt NUNS
Members present. Penglase. Shells,
Nelson, Axelson, Meisler and Klesges.
Minutes Of previous session read
and same approved.
Moved by Penglase and sec by
AXelson that the proposition present
ed TO the City Council by L. A. Henry
for the construction OF an addition TO
his now present building located on
Lot 30 OF the original plat OF the viii
lage, now city, OF Crystal Falls be re-
ferred to the Building committee for
its approval
Ayes Penglase. Shells. Nelson,
AXelson, Meisler and klesges.
Carried
Moved by Nelson and sec. by PEN
glase that the city Clerk be instructed
to draw an order in favor OF r. ID. Ball.
Iron County Treasurer 10 the amount
of (S3l77) Thirty one dollars and
seventy seven cents for delinquent
taxes for the years 1912 to 1916 inclu-
sive on the property OF Mrs Art Moves
located on Lot l22 Plat OF the Village.
now City, OF Crystal Falls.
Ayes Penglase. Shells, Nelson,
Axelson, Meisler and Klesges.
Carried.
Moved by AHelson and sec by Nell
son that the Mayor appoint com
mittee OF three to act with the City
Attorney TO investigate into the in
demnity OF the City employees for the
next fiscal year and report at the next
regular meeting Carried.
The Hon. Robt Munns appointed as
such committee; Penglase, Nelson
and KIesges.
Moved by Penelase and sec. by
that The Mayor accept the in
vitation extended 20 him to attend a
on Municipal Government
10 be held az Esoanaba. Wednesday.
March 22nd, 1916.
Ayes Penglase. Shells. Nelson.
Axelson. Meisler and Klesges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01

fuel 10 poor ..................1
Roll called on above motion, all vot-
ing aye"
No further business appearing It was
moved, seconded and carried that we
adjourn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01
ELECTRICAL ERAIN
RAlLR0ADlkG DAWNS
44o Miles OF The MlIwau-
KEGS Main Line ever The
Rockies Electrified

4 new era I'M railroading dawns =
another milestone in the worlds prog
ress has been erected The Chicago,
Milwaukee a ST. Paul Railway has
inaugurated this great epoch by ac-
complishing the longest extent OF
main line identification In the world.
through a region demanding the ut
most Of energy and efficiency In the To-
comotiyes
The electrified district Is that OF the
Great Continental Divide. extending
from Harlowton, Mont, 10 Avery.
Idaho, distance OF 40 miles dl5
miles from Three Forks TO Deer
Lodge, Montana. now IN operaton)
The power used to operate the
giant electric locomotives Is obtained
from mountain waterfalls From the
hydro electric plant al Great Falls and
from other plants, the electricity is
transmitted al the high tension oflOO-
600 volts alternating current TO Ia
sub-stations OF the railway. and there.
is stepped down and changed to 5000
volts direct, the current used by the
locomotives
One OF the scientific maryels is re-
generative braking. by which the
train on down grades, instead OF con-
Stunning electricity, actually produces
II, and by which at the same time the
speed Of the train is kept under per-
feet control without using the air
brakes
With electrihcation has come. con-
servation OF resources. more efficient
and economical operation. better
maintenance Of schedules, the practi-
cal elimination Of all trouble due 20
snow and cold, smoother riding. and
enhanced comforts owing TO freedom
from smoke. dirt and clnders. -,
Electrihcation added 10 It's 9th,
advantages, makes the Milwaukee
more than ever the road OF efficiently
comfort and charm. Remember thIk
fact when planning your next trip 10
the Pacific North Coast.
For literature and full information.
apply to local agent OF this road
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01
REGISTRATION NOTICE

To the Qualified Electors OF the City
OF Crystal Falls, State of Michigan
Notice is Hereby Given. that pursuant
TO the Election above designated, the
Boards, OF Registration OF said City
will be in session from o'clock a. m.
until o'clock p. m. on Saturday,
APRIL !, 1916
AT the places in the several Wards
as indicated below, viz:
FIRST WARD At the Captains
ONCE Great Western Mine.
SECOND WARD AZ the Basement
of Lockwood House.
THIRD WARD AZ the Basement OF
City Hall.
For the purpose of registering the
names of all such persons who shall
be possessed of the necessary qualih-
cations OF electors who may apply for
that purpose.
IMPORTANT Any qualified elect
or may be registered and be eligible to
vote If he shall appear I'm person be-
fore the City Clerk and take the oath
required as to qualification for regis
tration, and request that his name be
registered Blanks for this purpose
can be had at the City Clerks Office
WOMEN ELECTORS The Boards
OF Registration OF said city will regis
ter the names of all women possessing
the qualifications OF male electors who
make Personal Application for such
Provided that all such
applicants must own property assessed
for taxes somewhere within the county
in which said City is situated, except
that any woman otherwise qualified
who owns property within said county
Jointly with her husband or other per-
son, or who owns property within
said county on contract and pays the
taxes thereon. shall be entitled TO
Dated February %, 1916
w. J. Gribble. City Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN PR
MARY

Notice is further hereby given, that
at the time and place OF holding the
April Presidential Primary Election,
as herein above designated, separate
and distinct Primary Election will be
held for the nomination of the member
of the National Committee of the var
ious political parties Of this state. in
accordance with Act No. 392, Public
Act of 1913.
The name OF any candidate for the
Office of national committeeman shall
be printed on the official primary bal
lot solely upon the petition of their
political supporters in Michigan which
petition shall be signed by not less
than one hundred of the qualified yot-
ers OF such political party, and said
petition shall be filed with the secre-
tary Of state on or before twelve o.
clock noon. March first nineteen hun
dred sixteen, the names to be alternat-
ed on the ballot in accordance with
the provisions Of the State Primary
Law.
ON the first Monday IN April 1916,
. there shall be held
a Primary Nominating Election in
every voting precinct of this State, at
which the qualified voters including
those who shall be qualified on the
first day of April, A. d. 1916, OF the
several political parties shall have the
opportunity on separate ballots pro-
vided for that purpose to express their
preference for the members Of the
National Committee Of their respective
party.
The official ballot shall be as follows:
0ficiaI Primary Election Ballot
.......... Party. April 8. 1916.
TO vote for one Cd person whose
name appears on the ballot mark an
CX) in the square in front OF one Of the
names Of the persons for whom you
wish 10 vote To vote for a person
whose name is not on the ballot, write
his name in the blank space provided
for. Vote only for one CD person.
John Jones
William Smith
} Thomas Ryan
The candidate receiving the highest
number of votes in the State at said
election shall be declared TO be the
candidate and the choice of such poll
teal party for the Office OF National
committeeman
CONCERNING REGISTRATION
The Board of Primary Election In
spectors. will register the name Of any
person who shall on that day appear
and make oath or affirmation to the
effect that he Is a qualified elector in
such ward or election district or when
they personally know MIN 10 be such.
Any person registered on primary day,
as above prescribed. shall be entitled
to vote at the succeeding election
without other registration.
Any qualified elector may be regis
tered and be eligible 10 vote az any
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the next
succeeding ANIMAL City Election will
be held in the several Wards Of the
City Of Crystal Fails. State Of Michigan.
on MONDAY. APRIL 3. A. u. 1915 nj
the place in each Ward Of said City as
indicated below viz:
FIRST wARD-At tne Captains
ONCE Great Western Nine.
SECOND WARD At the Basement
Of Lockwood House.
THIRD WARD AZ the basement Of
City Hall.
AZ which election the following OIL
GERS are 70 be voted for. and the pro-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-04-01
MONDAY. APRIL 3, A. d. 1916

At the place Of holding the Annual
City Election in the several Wards of
the said City, due legal notice Of which
place has been given.
At which election the qualified voters
of the several political parties shall
have the opportunity OF expressing
their preference as TO nominees of
their respective parties for the Office
of President of the United States, in
accordance with Act 9. Public Acts Of
the First Extra Session Of 1912, as
amended by Act No. 219. Public Acts
of 1916 Some Of the provisions OF said
Act are briefly as follows:
The names of any candidate for office
of president will be printed on the Off
cial primary ballot, upon petition Of
their political supporters in Michigan,
which petition must be signed by not
less than 100 OF the qualified voters OF
such political party, said petition to be