davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14
U ALTOONA, Pa.

Dnia 23go lipca b. T. X. Jozef A.
Wozny proboszcz parafii sw. Amy
W Holsopple, Pa. i sasiednich misyi,
mianowany zostaf proboszczem kos
cola SIS. Piotra / Paw}a W Altoona,
Pa.
Poprzedni proboszcz tego koscioia,
X. Ju1iusz LANCER, objai miejsce pc
X. Wo5nym, W Holsopple, Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14
z sUFFIELD, CONN.

Katarzyna Cwik}o, lat As 2 ulicP
East, uderzona przez tramwaj dazacy
do Windsor Locks, odniosia dotkliwe
o~brazenia. Stala "a blisko tor6w ko-
lejowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14

i technicznych niejako stron i ru-
tyny jego, moglibysmy zkolei
przystapic do tego, co w}asciwie
Jest przedmiotem naszego arty-
kuiu, II. do zadah ideowych Sci
mt; tylko = tylko jeszcze jedno
- drobnostke - pragniemy Mi
mochodem napomknat co do
|programu: Idzie nam mianowicie
0 punkt jego 1Sty, w kt6rym po-
viedziano, IL dnia tego a tego, O
godzinic tel a tel -. przemaWiac
bedzie P. Paderewski NV imieniu
Komitetu Narodowego W Paryzu,
kt6rego tez nova z tego wzgledu
ME bedzie podlegafa dyskusyi"...
HIM - to nam troche brzmi apo
dyktycznie, a my zadnego apo
dyktyzmu ME lubimy i ME tuna
jenny, Doc i Ojciec Sw. nieomylny
wtedy tylko, gdy - ex cathedra
przemawia.. Ale jestesmy sklon
nj do wyrozumien, czego dowody
dajemy - chyba az nadto wido-
czne W pierwszej czeSci artykulu
i o tym przeto punkcie lyle powie
my, re - choc co do mowy VIA
Snie tel i spraw, przypuszczalnie
majqcych bye w niej poruszone-
mi, dyskusya interesujaca bye po-
Wilma, jednak moznaby o%statecz-
ME przyjat owo vbez dyskusyi"
T. jednem wszelako zastrzezeniem,
tenn mianowicie, re przemowienie
.. Paderewskiego bedzie w ca1ej
pefni akredytowane przez paryski
Komitet Narodowy, kt6ry jest W
czasach biezacych - jakby ma
Sym rzadem poza Ojczyzna,
choc sam sobie tel ME aroguje 60
dnoSci, co z najwiekszem z
niepodzielnem uznaniem podno--
simy. w imie tego wiaSnie stano-
wiska Komitetu Narodowego -
przewodniego poza Ojczyzna -
IA wychodcze sfery i prace, nova
p. Paderewskiego ME powinna i
ME moze bye dowolnym wyste--
penn - niekontrolowanym: DO
TAXI wystep swobodny zawsze pod
lega krytyce i dyskusyi. kt6rej
wykluczyc nj skrepowac ME VOL
no, jeSli zaS chce bye ponad dy-
skusye - must pochodzic cd u
znawanej wfadzy narodowej
tylko pod takim warunkiem mo-
INA te move bez dyskusyi poda-
wac i przyjmowac. Jezeli owo
p%rzemowienie ma bye dokumen-
tenn z~naczenia politycznego, do
niosloSci spolecznej - must POI
siadaG takie, jak tn piszemy kwa-
1ifikacye i atrybucye; jezeli ich
ME bedzie mia}o - to Pretensyl
mice ME moze wiekszych cd
innych NOW i innych mowcow, a
z~astrzezenia zadne mu ME pomo-
ga i dyskusya bedzie, jeSli ME "a
raz. to potem - tenn lepsza. Zwra
camy ma to uwage odpowiednich
czynnik6w, ably VEGAS O sprawle
tel p~omysla}y i o odpowiednle a.
kredytvwy postara}y sic ola
wzmiankowanego MONEY!, hub tez
by sic on sam w ME zaopatrzHl,
ably przem6wienie jego ME spot
ka1o sic z interpelacya jaka, kto-
"a moglaby komuS bye niemi}a:
zawczasu O tenn pomyslec nalezy,
d zalatwic rzecz trzeba dobrze,
StiSle. formalnie, ME starczy 60
4osfowne oswiadczenie, przynaj--
mniej - ME powinno starczyc
lyle o tenn.
A teraz sprawy zdaniem Ia
seem wazniejsze, Cd wszelklch
dyskusyi i ,ybez dyskusyi":
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14
Y HARTFORD, CONN.

11-go lipca, O godzinie 12tej W po-
ludnie zabii chiopca 4letniego w6z
ciezarowy. M6zg nieszczesliwego mt
siano z ulicy pozbierat. Chlopiec ma
zywal sic Jasienski, z Sheldon ulicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14

Kto chce czytae naJleps1e CO
dzienne pismo polskie. nieci. sia
ida do pana F IN. PAWoLL,
naszego agenta ma Duncan | oko-
Ice j zaabonuis sobie .DzienniA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14
MACIERZ POLSKA

Jest organ!zacys iaczacS miod1lez pol
ska obOiga Dlci " pracach nauko"yeh'
patryOtyCzaych bratniej pomocy ola
D~oiu.cs!ea.a ducha mOra.noEcl dooro-
bytu " spolS-ehstwle. 3 ~szcZego4nie
miedzy mlodzie&a pOIsks. Mona zapi-
sac sic ma pOsmierrne cd lat IL do -;
ma czionk6w StowarZysZonych beI o.
EraHiCGen!a wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14

wszystko zmiecie,
. Kodak sic legnie i W bujnym
kwiecie.
Antoni Malczewski.
w starych ~papierach i notat-
kach pc sp. koledze naszym Sta
nislawie Szwajkarcie ~znalezlls-
my ponizszy wypisek, jake motto
wysoce charakterystyczne:
Z Ksiag Przypowiesci.
vi. 1913.
16. SzesG rzeczy So, kt6rych ME
nawidzi Pan, a si6dma brzydzl
sic dusza lego:
II. Oczu wynioslych, jezyka klam
liwego, reki przelewajacych
krew niewinna,
IS. Serca wymyslajacego mysli
zlosliwe, nogi predkie ma bieze-
ME ku zlcmu,
10. Swiadka faiszywego. ktory
m6wi klamstwo, i tego, ktory
sieje rozterki miedzy bracia.
Australia posiada w zapasle
300, 900, 600 buszli pszenicy tego-
rocznych zbiorow.
Pamictajcie gosposie, IL wzno-
szqc py} i kurz PREY p~orzadkach
jednoczesnie wype--
dzacie z kat6w i dziur masy Gale
bakcyli i zarazkow przeroznych
do pIuc wlasnych i waszej dzla-
tWy.
*
Ma swiecie rome dzieja sic ME
dorzecznoSci: giupstwo ma nieraz
pred madroScia, pretensye
i uroszczenia ponad prawo / STU
sznosc sic wypychaja!
4
Sens zdrowy take czasem ma
wakacye Cd ludzi ~wyjezdza, wiec
moze i ,prezydenta w spod-
dostanie amerykahska re-
publika!
Dobrze... Tylko niechze nlgdy
sckretarzem skarbu ME zrobia
kobiety, body wszystkie pienia-
DE Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME
starczyIy ma tualety i ma kapelu-
SEE z piorami takiego ministra L..
w Anglii obecnie pracuje po--
mad million kobiet w zakladach
amunicyi.
w Mexyku w r. 1917. wypro--
81, 900, 900 baryiek ro-
Ply naftowej.
w Japonii przeszlo dwie tree
Gle robotnikow fabrycznych - to
kobiety.
Duma poiaczona Z pokora sta
nowi wielkosc cziowieka, du-
ma bez pokory to proznosc.
I. Krasinski.
w Szkocyi zaczeto wyrablac
z bambusu.
w Chinach odkryto znaczne
miedzi W prowrncyl
Y uan-Hsien
w Danii niema juz absolutnie
mydla do prania, brak tam tax
re potaszu.
Bethlehem Steel Works zatru-
przeszlo sto tysiecy ludzi,
plaza i'm miesiecznie ponad Il
dolarow.
Tylko w oczach CzloWleka po-
zbawionego rozdmu i serca kale-
ctwo jest Smiesznem.
Swieta ma bye twoja nova;
GdyS ~przyrzekl, dotrzymaj
siowa. Jachowicz.
Y HARTFORD, CONN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14
Pod Rozwage
Wstep.

So " DSIAOAS S
czej pod rozwage tych, ktorzy
wlaSeiwie Sejm ten stanowic -
robic go beda, ktorzy sprawami
jego pokieruja, podajac rezultat
prac i rad so aprobaty ogolu de-
legatow.
Cd dose diugiego czasu zable-
RAINY sic do tego pisania: rome
nam rzeczy i rozni ludzie przesz-
kadzali, zaiatwiwszy jedne roz-
prawiwszy sic z drugimi, many
n~areszcie troche s~wobodnej my
Sli, by ia skupic mad sprawami
Sejmu tego, ktorego w dotych-
czasowem .naszem milczeniu -
czeSciowem zreszta tylko, DO raz-
poraz zdarzalo sic o Sejm zawa-
die i napomkniec o MIN, ME lex
cewazyliSmy bynajmniel, lecz
RE chcieliSmy rzeczy zbywac po-
b.eznie i dopiero, gdySmy - ida
MEM naszem - do niej przygoto-
wani. kreSlimy tie Uwagi - ME
szkodzi, IL rychHo juz pred Sic
mem, DO moze ten lepiej utkwia
W pamieci i ME zatona ma falach
wielkiej polityki; a jezeli "a
tona, to trudno, mySmy swoje
zrobili, wyrazajac opinie pisma W
sprawach niepowszednich: jesli
je zignoruja CT, co dyryguja SYM
fcnia sejmowa W Detroit to ma
Mich spadnie "a to odpowiedzlal-
nose, nam zawsze pozostanie CLOS
krytyki - chocby solo, dlate-
20 nawet wolimy ME pchac sic
dc tioku, jake re w chorze spie-
wac ME lubimy, DO zen czesto ryk
baran6w pokorny wychodzi...
Ny - sobie - skromnie ma
boku; to lepiej.
Lekko - wesole zwroty po-
wyzsze bynajmniej MECH ME "a
powiadaja lekkiego traktowania
przedmiotu juzesmy to raz "a
znaczyli i Z naciskiem powtarza-
NY; piszemy tylko tax, ably -
lei sic czytaio... a zreszta u
wazajac i szanujac sprawy, Z lu-
dzi ME robimy sobie wiele, czego
mkt, kto roztropny, do siebie ME
wezmie, a zechce tylko zaplsac
nam ma ,,habet" naszego-nleza-
wislego w stosunkach, gdzie sic
kazdy PREY czemS, hub PREY klmS
wiesza - stanowiska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14

1rn,m Mas. sic DO oTad 90 .dwo'
n przsirzyj liste polskich praWnI.
k6w M szpaltach DzlENNlkA SnA'
CAGOSKiEGo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14
Jedno ,,Ale"...

Zaznaczywszy wszystko powyz
see W kwestyi organizacyi Sejmu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14

A teraz sprawy - zdaniem ma
seem wazniejsze, Cd wszelklch
dyskusyi ! ,ybez dyskusyi':
CDokohczenie nastqpi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-14
,,Bez Dyskusyii".

My prosze pahstwa po-
zwolimy sobie tax o tenn wszy-
stkiem powiedziec:
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
BULGARIA..

The attitude of Americans toward Bulgaria is, in general, Of comparative indifference We, do not like Bulgaria. We despise her the willing tool of Germany, and minor power whose attitude throughout has been dictated by nothing but seshness and low scheming without trace if idealism But have sort of feeling that Bulgaria is of much importance in the war; mlitarily morally-in word, that she is negligible.
 That feeling is due to the fact that have not into contact with her Military she is not negli- gbe because she forms big arch of the bridge to Asia. and holds in check allied at Saloniki which otherwise could be used to advantage against Turkey Austria Germany Least of all is Bulgaria negligible morally.
 Her crimes against Serbia alone would justify Bull garas utter extinction, because she is deliberately gagged in eor to extnguish Serbia by methods whose brutality surpasses anything Prussia herself has ticed
 Here few of the things that Bulgaria has done the Serbian people in the southern half of the country given to her when the brave little land quered by the Central Powers. She has killed nearly all the and taken the into Bulgarian slavery. has enslayed the women forcing them work farms and sezng nearly all they produced without payment for the of her people
 She has abolished the Serbian church and murdered eHed t!e Serbian priests, establishing the Bugaan cuch in it's stead She has killed all the Serbian school teachers substituting for them Bulgarian schoomasters teaching the i'ugar language and Bugar "culture She has outawed the Serbian language allowing it be taught anywhere spoken in public place. She has ted and destroyed all books written the Serbian language including priceless manuscripts the middle ages preserved in Serbian libarries and monasteres
 How long can remain at peace with such na- ton, when fighting the battle of democracy?Ta- Tribune.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
THE WAY IT LOOKS TODAY.

It looks as though the allied forces had sue ceeeied in making the boches understand that they might be more comfortable if not safer at home than in an invaded territory, and started them on the for more cOngenial quarters To go back to their own country is the best thing that could ever happen, for in doing so they save the soil ot France and Belgium the burden of holding their carcasses and the allied forces the task of burying them.
 Leaving the boches on the run home from the front we look at the Italian front and see the Austrians hunting holes in the ground to hide from the proddng Italian guns They are also cvide I5ly reaching for safety. Glancng along the line ot battle farther east, we see the Turks in the same predicament-running to cover. Now comes the news that the little brown men of Japan armed to the teeth and full of adon1itahe determination, after the Bosheviki. Really it looks as though the end of the world fo. those Swiae5 was about due.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03

We have always known Uncle Sam to be a wise old "critter," but we are sorry to admit we cannot say as much about his agents Returning visitors from the states say the railway service is on the "hog," with the mail service on the "bum" and all that. Now that Uncle Sam has appointed an agent to manage the telegraph service, the only public service that up to this day has been tolerably fair dread to think how his agent may demoralze and spoil it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
CAMOUFLAGE.

C..Goulare is s splendid word to use. You 2e,1 Groad 1t over so many things and deceive other. With it you cover multitude of truths as well as lies. You can cover sorrows, ioyz 2nd scandals aplenty. With it you can even c1.er va2t rcsorves of ignorance as well as ar .Hlsl1-. provided always that you have the power .(i ,ndaeity. n other words, provided you he1e tbe upper hand as it were. It may be said t e useful in war as in peace.
 II a few months it's application has become wide spread. Even in Alaska We find it convenient and uae it freely. It is all embracing. It shades things we want shaded. It discloses whom too late for the other fellow" to seek coseT, It is a screen for action words and many oth2- thin@s but very dangerous to justice and faiIrlay it' the hands of the interruptions
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
TAKE DINNER HERE
COOK THE TURKEY

COOK THE TURKEY
 with our coal and it will be done to turn that ricn golden brown produca- ble only with a strong even heat. Bet. er order some right now. Youll need it anyway. Phone us the size and quantity you require and we'll see that 1t gets promptly to you.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
RulNous PEACE MADE IN GERMANY."
fVictor s. Clark. in the Atlantic. )

lVct0r s. Clark. in the Atlantic)
 The Prussan state railways, though they have limit cd their ability to the utmost, forced pay 57 OOO eco marks last year for lost stolen articles con- pared with about 1000 marks times of peace The imperial parcel post expenses for the same item have risen from 100000 marks to considerably 3O0OO00 marks during the Juvenile crime has more than doGoed, and surprising number of murders are com lnitted by young men, Lawlessness is encouraged by 2E home discipline inadequate police protection and the demand for merchandise which makes it easy for burglars dispose Of their loot and questions asked Sanitation formerly the pride of German cities, is per fierce neglected In Lepsc recently 1000 cesspools officially reported be overfowing attention and conditions in Hamburg somewhat similar.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
JUST WAIT AND SEE.

We believe in the old saying that "He is wise man who thinks twice before he speaks" But vhat about the man who says nothing? ls,'5 he wiser still? He must be, is our ans yer But again, is there no limit to silence
 3eing convinced that there is, some day, per haDe vo shall reach that limit; whenever it may be or wherever it may lead us we shall speak
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
NOTICE OF MEETING

Alaska Labor Union Number Five will meet at eight p. m. Wednesday at Deep Sea Fisherman's Hall.-advtf
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03
IMITATION

IS the stncerest form of flattery, that IS why 1t pleases Us to hear that other laun0ries claim to do work just like ours. 1t Is tribute to the excellence or our iau0erln3 which we fully ap. preciate. But why not have the origi. nal? Send us your wasnaDies and you won't nave to say they are as perfect as ours. The work will be ours and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-03

from his high perch. 1t may be us and then again it may be the "other fellows" you never can tell from distance. Be that as it may, from that hour, our little world shall know the truth and shall be happy ever after. You just wait and see.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-15

essed valuation Of al patented or contracted
land In the County OF Luna, State OF New
Mexico, be and tho same is hereby fixed as
iollows
class A-Irrigaled land under ditch
plies only to land under irrigation from Up.
Glass B--Irrigaied land under pumping
plant regardless OF locationl ...... $500
Glass C-Including land within 3 miles Of
Glass D-Includins land not more than .
miles or less than miles from Deming 5000
Glass Embedding land more than eight
! ts) miles from Deming ..........,,.. $500
| Glass F--Grazing land .....,... so 90
Class G-lncluding land in section known
as Lewis Flat or Mesa Tract ....... Sl3Or
Glass H.--All land within above described
limits (meaning limits Of agricultural land)
which contains alkali, sand dunes, or other
wise rough, cassed undesirable" Isl 90
/ Glass J-unproductiye mineral land $4,000.
BE It hereby further resolved that the a.
SCISSOR assess all merchandise and other person
1 al property AZ rs true value, said value 10
bo ascertained by said assessor, under sworn
statements or returns Of the owner or the
agent Of said property, and personal inspec
ton by said assessor,
/ That al other property subject to taxation
within the county (sueh as lots within the VII
| lagos Of Deming and Columhus) be assessed
for the year 1918 as provided By the schedule
! approved BY the board and now on file In the
office Of the county treasurer. and said asses
sor Is hereby ordered to notify all persons con
eerned In any changes In said schedule.
Il now appearing 70 the board that the
time In which all tax returns should be made
to the county assessor win expire on March
! LIST, and that a penalty Of an increase in the
valuation Of 70 per cent is provided by the
statutes on al property not returned BY that
1 date.
| Now, therefore, bo Il resolved that the as
SCISSOR IA hereby instructed and ordered TO
increase tho valuation Of al property not re.
turned by March ist 1918. IS per cent as
provided by the statutes Of the State Of Now
Mexico and that he give due and legal notice
Of such penalty by publication In each Of the
county newspapers Of the amount Of said
penalty and the date on which same shall sp
ply.
There being no further business, Il IL
ordered by tho chairman that the board I'D
| iourr subject to call
Approved;
p L. EORDHAus.
Chairman
O. R. HUGHES,
Clerk
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-15
NOTICE OF PEYDEYor on SUR


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF LUNA.
Louis Freeman Sage,
Plaintiff.
W.
Ada Darr Sage,
Defendant
The said defendant, Ada Darr Sage is
hereby notified that a civil action has been
commenced against her In the District Court
u the Sixth Judicial District Of the State Of
New Mexico, within and for the County Of
Luna, by the plaintiff, Louis Freeman Sage
wherein plaintiff prays that the bonds Of
matrimony now existing between plaintiff and
defendant be dissolved; and for general re-
lief.
Plaintiff alleges az grounds for said action
that defendant has abandoned and deserted
plaintiff.
You, the said attendant, are hereby notified
that you are required 10 appear and answer
the complaint In said cause on or before the
Goth day Of March, A. d. 1918, the date OF
completion Of service by publication herein,
and that unless you 20 appear and answer,
judgment by default will Ne rendered against
you herein. and plaintiff win applF 70 he
Court for the relief prayed for IN HE CON
plant In said action
The name and adduem Of plaintiffs At
lorney Is R. =. Hamilton, Domine, New Mex
leo.
Witness my hand and The seal Of the cour,
this 18th day Of February, A. D, 1918.
9. R. HUGHES
Feb. i5-Mchs Clerk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-15
C. &R. Officer Here

T. H. Durfee, of Huron, S. D.,
T. H. Durfee, Of TurOn, S. D.,
Of bridges and build
ings for the Chicago & Northwestern
railway, has been sent here as spe-
cial investigator for Gov. Peter Nor
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-15

Upon motion duly made and carried. Il wa.
ordered by the chairman, thu, the board ad.
iourns subject TO call
Approved:
Attest: r. l.. NORDHAUS.
c. r. HUGHES. Chairman.
Clerk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-15
MINUTES or THB BOARD or COUNTY
C0MnlsST1NBRS on LUNA COUNTY,
GBW MExfCO

ABW MEXICO
February iilh, 1918.
De IT REMEMBERED, That the board
o. county commissioner Of Luna County. New
Mexico, met ihi1 18th day Of February, A. >
1915. In the office Of said board u tho court
house. In The village Of Doming, for the pur.
pose Of atcertaining the true value Of pro.
perly Of different classes, subject 70 taxation
within he county, other than property b.
longing 70 railroads, express, sleeping car iole'
graph. telephone or other transportation o.
Transmission companies a. provided BY Sec.
ton btat, 1918 Now Mexico Civilization.
Present: Hon. n L. Nordhaus chair
man. Hon. J. W. Phnllps. member, Hon. r
A. Lewis member O. R. Hughes, clerk.
The board Wa called 70 order b. Tie chair
man, and he following were had
After having duly considered he valuation
Of az classes Of property and real estate other
than above mentioned De following resolu.
tons were ordered:
Be- 4 resolved and ordered; That he e.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-02-15

beck, of South Dakota, and viii re-
port conditions as they exist here in
Camp Cody upon his return home.
His son, James R. Durfee, is a
member Of Co. G. l36th infantry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-10
Rolled
Oats

This is the time of year when Rolled
Oats are in the greatest demand, when
stocks are largely exhausted and the
manufactured product is not available
from the new crop until late in the
Fail. To overcome this condition that
seems TO occur annually, we have or
dered from our st. Louis connection
over $4,000 bags Of Rolled Oats and
have placed them in the hands of the
New England wholesalers and grocers
at price that will enable the consumer
TO purchase bag of Rolled Oats at a
price consistent to the feeding value,
much less than any other product for
human consumption.
We suggest every family order a 90
pound bag of Rolled Oats from their
grocer. Rolled Oats and Cream of
Maize arc considered the best substi-
tutes TO use with wheat -four A person
can do much work easier by eating
& Oatmeal than by using any other cereal
or meat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-10

Ex-Gov. John T. Rich of Michigan,
accompanied by his wife and few
friends, has been the guest recently
of DR.. and Mrs w b. Mayo of North
field Ex-Gov Rich is a Vermonter by
birth, his old home town being Shore
ham in Addison county, where ex-Viee
President Levi p. Morton was also
born. Governor Sleeper, the present
chief executive of Michigan, is also a
son of a Vcrmonter, having been born
in Bradford in Orange county. Yer.
mont has given richly of its citizen
ship to Michigan, and several Vermont
ers by birth have represented that
state in congress at different times
At the present time Major Walter G
Piper, a former Brattleboro boy, is 6
candidate for congress in a district
which includes part of the city Of
Detroit.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-10
The Bennington Raid.
Bennington Banner.)

Bennington Saturday night got a
sample of the enforcement of the To-
cal option law when places accused
of selling, keeping and furnishing liq-
uors were raided by deputies from out
side the county. Some persons, who
haven t read the newspapers think that
this was special attention paid to Ben
nington. but as a matter of fact, it was
n part of a statewide effort that is be-
ing applied all over Vermont under the
direction Of state officials. Similar
raids have been pulled off in Barre,
Hardwick and other places where vio-
lations of the liquor laws have been
charged. In Bennington the clubs have
handled liquors so long that the men,
bers in many of them supposed the bust
ness was perfectly legal, but actually
clubs have no more right than indi-
viduals. 1t looks as though a statewide
housekeeping effort is in progress and
| those towns which have not been Wis
tied may well profit by the warning