column, opposite the name of the party of your choice, osite the name of a party and its Presidential candidates, is a . vote for that candidate. BULL MOOSE For President and Vice President ROOSEVELT i and I I JOHNSON [ Presidential Electors (Mark 38) William Willielm William F. Remppis Charles L. Van Scoten James P. McNarney Goodloe H. Thomas Harry D. W. English I Albert S. Faught i William C. Supplee John H. Calahan William F. Deakyne William H. Ziegler | Arthur G. Graham a | Pennock E. Sharpless | j Louis N. McCarter I. Clinton Arjiold J Howell Harris 5 Thomas C. Edwards John Reese Jacob B. Fricker John J. Koehler Richard W. A. Jameson Joseph J. Dropeskey George W. Wagenseller ilarry A. Sherk William H. Irwin William H. Tipton Oscar Mitchell Alfred M. Chrutley Veter A. Johns Chester A. Moore J-abazure 0. McLane ohn Riee ohn M. Williams Javid I. Ball lichard R. Quay larry H. Willock 'aul S. Ache ames H. Duff flection nation. vVHEKEAS, by the laws of tlie Com •nwealth of Pennsylvania, it is the duty the Sheriff of every county, at least ten ys before any election to be held therein cept for Township of Borough officers) give notice of same by advertisements at least three newspapers if there be so;' ny published in the County represent t so far as practicable the political 'ties which at the proceeding election .t the largest and next largest number votes and to enumerate the officers to elected and to give a list of all the minations made as provined by law i to be voted for in the C6unty and : full text of all conditional amend-: * y | INDUSTRIALIST ■" | i i , For President and Vice President * REIMER r and GILLHAUS Presidential Electors (Mark 38) - 1 Henry Muller | IL. M. Barhydt | James A. Gray I j August Cleaver T j J. C. Brought | P. J. Reiiner J I - j I Joseph Schneider I Vladimir Einst | Stephen Jaross ■ 1 James Erwin j I Cleveland W. Morris j George Dibb I Robert Richardson | j Thomas Moody George H. Snyder j Joseph C. Lyle ji Amadio Mori H. G. Meinel B. F. Wissler George W. Wagner Fred. Wagner Albert Beringer '' Carl Schleicher William Bering'er Herman Spittal William Morningstar Charles Filzer ~ Luther Gerhard George A. Homan George E. Berl Alvin Rohrbach Philip Buck ments submitted to a vote of the people, l so far as may be in the form in which they shall appear upon the ballot, and to designate the places at which the election is to be held. 1 herefore, 1, J. G. Cott, High Sheriff of Sullivan County, do hereby make known and proclaim to the qualified electors of Sullivan County that an election will be held in the said County on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1912, at the several election places in the County, to wit: Bernice Precinct, at the Knights of Labor Hall in Berniie. Cherry Tow n -hip, at the new Town ship House nea: Dushore. Colley Township, at the Colley House. Davidson Township, at, the public 1 House of Henry Basley at Sonestown. I Dushore Borough, at thf Town Hall in I said Borough. \ ' ! ! | I ROOSEVELT PB36RESSIVE | | I'm* President and Vice President I i j ROOSEVELT r™j 112 ! and I I j l JOHNSON j Presidential Electors (Mairk 3S) a pOBIfB'T - iimii i Mil— HUB i imillMl ■ £ William Wilhelm | William F. Remppis § Charles L. Van Stoten J I ; James P. McNarney — | Goodloe H. Thomas I Harry D. W. English j j - ■— j I Albert S. Taught | William C. Supplee j I mmmma I John 11. Calahan j | William F. Deakyne ■ William H. Ziegler | Arthur G. Graham i Pennock E. Sharpless I Louis N. McCarter | | 11. Clinton Arnold j Howell Harris | Thomas C. Edwards I John Reese Jacob B. Flicker I j John J. Koehler j Richard W. A. Jameson j Joseph J. Dropeskey | George W. Wagenseller Harry A. Sherk T William H. Irwin I ! ! William H. Tipton Oscar Mitchell i Alfred M. Christley Peter A. Johns Chester A. Moore Labazure 0. McLane John Rice John M. Williams I David I. Ball ! Richard R. Quay Harry H. Willock ; Paul S, Ache ] James H. Duff i Eagles Merc Borough, at Hotel Eagles i Mere. i Elkland Township, at the new Election House at Eldredsville. Forks Township, at the Election House. Forksville Forksville Borough, in rooms known as Council Rooms in said Borough. Fox Township, at the Township House at Shunk. Hillsgrove Township, at rooms in old School House. Jamison City Precinct, at the residence of J. Dean Cole in the Village of -Jamison City. Laporte Borough, at the Grand Jury Room in the Court House. Laporte Township, at the House of Harry Dewald. Lopez Precinct, at the new Township House in the Village of Lopez. Mt. Vernon Precinct, at the Township House. Ringilale Precinct, at the House of John Walsh. Ricketts Precinct, at the P. O. S. of A. Hall in Ricketts. | Shrewsbury Township, at the Stack house Dance Hall. | At which time and place, the qualified [ WASHINGTON !For President and Vice President ROOSEVELT and JOHNSON Presidential Electois (Murk 38) William Wilhelm William F. Remppis Charles L. Van Scotcn James P. McNarney Goodloe H. Thomas '. Harry D. W. English Albert S. Faught William C. Supplee John H. Calahan William F. Deakyne William H. 2iegler Arthur G. Graham Pennock E. Sharpless Louis N. McCarter 11. Clinton Arnold I Howell Harris 3 Thomas C. Edwards John Reese j| Jacob B. Fricker John J. Koehler Richard W. A. Jameson Joseph J. Dropeskey Ge'orge W. Wagenseller —— Harry A. Sherk William H. Irwin William H. Tipton Oscar Mitchell Alfred M. Christley Peter A. Johns # Chester A. Moore Labazure 0. McLane John Rice John M. Williams David I. Ball Richard R. Quay Harry H. Willock Paul S. Ache James H. Duff s electors wiil elect by ballot the following State officers, to wit: v I hirty eight persons for Electors, s One person lor Slate Treas . urer. One person for Auditor iGeneral. One person for Represen-' 1 tative in Congress <'j One person for Represen-; 112 tative in the General As-« sembly. ' It is further directed that the election j polls of the several districts shall be open -1 ed at seven o'clock in the forenoon .ind , . continue open without interruption or : adjournment until seven o'clock in the. evening, when the polls shall be closed. Notice is hereby given that every person, excepting justices of the peace, who shall hold any office or appointment of profit or trust under the Government of the United Stijtes, or of this State, or any S BALLOT I Thin column la for aae at Tttva It- Hiring to vote for Presidential BlMton other tkiiu tlioae nkou una mmmemr printed on thla ballot. . For President and Vice President Presidential Electors (INSERT 38) t , city or incorporated district, whether a " commissioned officer or otherwise, a sub . ordinate officer or agent who ii or shall be employed under the legislative, execu tive or judiciary department of this State, or of the United States, or of any city or incorporated district, and also that every member of Congress and , of the State legislature, and of the select or common council of any city, or commissioners of any incorporated district, is, by law, in capable of holding or exercising at the same time ihe office or appointment of judge, inspector, or clerk of any election of this commonwealth, and that no in spector, judge or other officer of any such election shall be eligible to any office to be then voted for. The inspectors and judge of the election shall meet at the respective places apjMiinted for holding the election in the districts to which they respectively belong, before seven o'clock in the morning, and each inspector shall appoint one clerk who shall be a qualified voter of such district. J. G. COTT, HIGH SHERIFF. Sheriff'* office, J.aporte, Fa., Oct. 23. *l3.
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