The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 22, 1916, Page 13

The blank herewith printed is ‘or.use in sending election returns “the Nonpartisan Leader from the polls in every ‘precinct in the te June 28. " In order to get the ;omplete and accurate count of ‘otes in every precinct, independ- t of the returns that the other gpers will get, the Leader is rced to call on members of the ue for this service. THIS IS OF IMPORTANCE TO isVERY MEMBER OF THE \EAGUE, - BECAUSE. EACH ;?NE OF YOU WILL LOOK TO 'HE LEADER TO GIVE THE I0ST COMPLETE AND BEST !'IGURES ON THE RESULT OF HE PRIMARIES. UNLESS HE MEMBERS IN EACH PRE- 'INCT SEE TO IT THAT THE :EADER GETS THESE RE- 'URNS YOU WILL HAVE TO JEPEND ON THE GANG JEWSPAPERS "AND MORE OR :ESS UNRELIABLE SOURCES F INFORMATION ABOUT HE PRIMARIES. B Therefore members of the {ieague in each precinct should see i it that one of their number is Fpo inted to watch the counting bal lots, stay till they are all |- bunted a.nd then copy the result n the accompanying blank. This ‘aould be put in an envelope and fafled to the Nonpartlsan Leader, iox 941, Fargo, N the blank prmted herewith. ~+1'The blantl;(h does not conttg.m Ell;e ,D.meg ose rumning for the -g;sla.turcr ‘because those are dif- cwent in each district. The ¢ eague member in charge of send- 1 in the returns must write in e names of all legislative candi- “ates in his district in the place rowded in the blank and place Fte is counted, and can be copied 1e blank provided. ‘EVERY MEMBER OF THE AGUE SHOULD INTEREST IMSELF IN THIS. PERSON- LLY SEE TO IT. WHEN YOU 0 TO THE POLLS ASCER- AIN WHETHER ANY LEA- . -UE MEMBER HAS BEEN AP- "QINTED TO ATTEND TO “ENDING THE RETURNS IN -0 THE LEADER. IF NONE AS BEEN APPOINTED, SEE O IT THAT ONE IS APPOINT- AT ONCE. GET TO- ETHER AND PICK OUT ONE F YOUR NUMBER TO 'ERFORM THIS IMPORTANT ERVICE. VIt is absolutely necessary that ich member of the League take . D. It should - e mmled at once, as soon as the 16, number-of votes they get in how every ' NAME OF OFFICE CANDIDATES |l Votes - e . | ‘ GOVERNOR BURDICK - l s : s ‘FRAZIER | SMITH , AR S T R B | KRAABEL I LIEUTENANT 3 : GOVERNOR ] SORLIE | 3 | £ . ) SECRETARY HALL ps - o 3 i' STATE STATE HIORT | | -SENATE ______________‘ g ok DISTRICT - JORGENSON i STATE } No, AUDITOR | A KOSITZKY 4‘ ; { | LANGER : 12 ATTORNEY = } : .GENERAL R T LINDE = COMMISSIONER | OLSNESS { INSURANCE. | TAYLOR L COMMISSIONER | FLINT fo2 . HOUSE OF i - AGRIgII{IIfiTURE : } OF LABOR HAGAN - | HREPRESENT » : } . ATIVES . . L . SUPT. HOOVER b : DISTRICT i PUBLIC : ; : NO__.__ " INSTRUCTION | MACDONALD ‘1 % e { COMMISSIONER | AANDAHL - RAILROADS ‘| ANDERSON JOHNSON an interest in tlns in erder to assure all the readers of the Leader the best possible .election returns. You will want to see ecinct voted and what the total vote is.in the state, but the Leader can not furnish this information unless the mem- bers of the League in each pre- cinct attend to getting the aceur- ate figures on the vovetother' Leader Ifthemmatownpreunctm BLEICK ’ | | Number your nexghborhood that has no member of the League in it, send mtheretumsufthatm'emnctalso lfltlseonvementforyontodoso. Take the acco: blank mpanying Sk with yontothepoflssoflxat there f will surely ‘be one on which to make the retums to the Leader _ IT SMELLS TO HEAVEN - ! With page £ The Herald s becommg downnglrt ads’ in the daily papers ; fighting the farmers’ organization of the” ~m. it Mh as irbome other group ofx (Write in Namesy | ; 3 men beszdes tbe farmers were gettmg e ‘mtommfluna“&fiSnckerdub”—M these men that are : reckless, First thing we know .Jerry: Bacon will be denouncmg it as'a- socxal- ist sheet.——BO‘!‘l’INEAU C RANTv 4