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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-22

BARBER .WANTED-Dacotah Hotel
Barber Shop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-22

FOR SALE-By owner, 5-room, strict
~ modern home, fire place, screened
porch, etc; l block from school and
car line; leaving city..AIdress No. 226,
care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-22
Want Ad Rates.
And Rules Governing insertion Of
Advertising Under the
CI0ssi6cationBs

PORTER WANTED-Donaldson Ho-
tel,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-22

FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, 2 lots, little
barn on back end Of lots, sidewalk
all around house, for sale at S1,700;
2l9 9Th Ave. S., Moorhead. Stephen
y. Rice: Inquire at 1853 e 3rd ST., St.
Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
WiadOmoSci
MlEJSC0WE
ZAKONCZENIE ~CZTERDZIES-
TO ~GODZINNEGO NABOzEN
SILVA w KOSCIELE SW.
! KAzMIERZA KR.

w nicdziele rozpoczefo sic 40sto
godzinne nabozenstwo W k~oscielc
ssw. Kazmierza Kr. w ktorem miej
-scowi i:kilku :pozamiejscoWy ksie
zy pomaga W piracy Wiel. ks. j..
f. Grabowskiemu. DIS we Wto--
rex wicczorem odbedzie sic zakon
czenie nabozehstwa i bfogosfa-
wienstwa uroczystemi nieszpora-
mi procesya: i biogoslawienstwem
kt6re odprawi Najprzew. ks. Pra
lat. J. Pacholski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
Nien,cy powiesli 200 Ro-
swan " iednern mieScie.

Londyn, 4 marca. = Odpowied-
MO do pol. urzedowego TELEGRAPH
cznego donicsienia z Pctrogradu,
proklamacya zosta1a. wydana
przez Rad Bolszewik6w, re pod
zagorzala "zaprowadzana niemie
cka kultura' stwierdzono re gdy
Niemcy 20 lutego weszli do VOL
mar 200 os6b ~zostaloc. aresztowa-
:nych i bez jakiegokolwiek bada-
MIA zostali powieszeni ma ~rynku.
Proklamacya g}osi re ten czyn
spowodowany z. powodu informa
danych .przez mot1och .kt6ry
staf W .okolo szubienic, i Wykrzy
kiwaf: "Ten sam los oczekuje 500
.innych." Niemcy ..osswiadczyli ze
wszystka Czer8ona Gwardyas Dol
szewikdw bedzie p'owieszo;nla. albo
wystrzclana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

True translation filed with the
post master at Winona. Mimi, on
March, 4 1918 as required by the
Act IF Conoress Oct e 1877.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
DECLARE FOR THRIFT

!armii = ME dada swego.
"A te komitety = pelne krzy-
ku, gwa1tu, ;szyderczych slow
"Jak W poczatkach wojny, tax
obecnie strony nasze sa swiad--
kami przechodow wojska, a re
Isle sporo %pomiedzy mimi znalazfo
|Polak6w, vice, staralismy sic, by
dom nasz m6g} sluzycc .dla mich ia
ko ognisko. ?:bratnich uczuc-wszy
stkieggo, co nasze polskie, ojczyste.
"Staraniem Polskiego Komite--
tn WykonaWczego,. ma Rusi, costa
|ly juz zorganizowane liczne szko
|1y i ochronki, tylko~ w Teofipolu
mysl tax dllgo ME moze zamienic
|sie W Gym ro1ku zeszlym wszy
[stkos by1o jtz przyggotowane, bra
klo tylko. lpozwolenia: rzadu.
|Obecnie ia przeszkoda juz ME list
nieje, lokal r6wniez z latwoscia
mice moze. my - dom 0 wspania-
lei tradycyi, zbudowany przez
ksiazat Sapieh6w, nicgdys Was
ciciei Teofipola, kt6ry do 63go
|roku s1uzyl, jake gimnazyum pod
|kierownictwem liceum Krzemie--
nieckiego - i byl W cafej okolicy
many pod nazwa "klasa' MOI
ma vice zywic .nadzieje, re Z 30
ia pomoca, ME zwlekajac dluzej
wezmiemy sic do dzie}a. Wkr6tce
powstanie W parafii kilka ochro-
mex i szko1a w Teofipolu, ia zor-
ganizowanie kt6rej, %miejscowc
ziemianstwo i obywatelstwo, opo
datkowa1o sic cd dziesieciny.
"Na zyznej vice, a w%dziecznej
glebie m1odziutkich serc polls
kiej dziatWy, zacznie wschodzic
ziarno bujne: milosci Boga i Pol
ski, prawdy i piracy! Zacznie
wschodzic, rozkorzeniac sic i ma
Ichwale, a. zaszczyt "Tej co nigdy
.nie zginefa'' = wyda plon obfity.
Halszka Dadzib6g K%amienska.
Teofipol we w~rzesniu."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
Sytuacya ma WoIyniu.

DZlcllllk hlJONSKl ZdlllcSZ--
cza nastepujaca korespondencye
z Wo}ynia:
"Minely ciche, pracowite dni
wiejskiego zycia Ia Kresach, mi
nah ten kojacy spok6j ducha, kt6
Try daje SHE i chez do piracy, -
kt6ry jest bodzcem i przewodni--
klein najwierniejszym wsr6d ME
znanych dr6gg zycia. Mine}o to
wszystko, bodaj -ezy nie :bezpo
wrotnie, a przynajmniej ia dfu=
go wytracifo ludzi Z r6wnowagi.
"Nia haslo "swoboda" jak
esrzyby pc deszczu, zacze]y sic pc
jawiac jakies podejrzane indywi
dua, a w ostatnich czasach ukaza
ly sic juz najprawdziwsze. handy
o%pryszk0w, kt6rzy W miastach pc
wsiach i drogach napadaja spo--
kojnych mieszkanc6w, rabujac
ich micnie.
"Dotad Gala WING skfadano ma
zo1nierzy = tymczasem, okazuJe
sic z czasem, re bandytami sa
przewaznie stall mieszkancy ma
szej okolicy, = tylko w przebra-
niu zolnierskim. Doszlo do tego,-
re Gale take handy W miastach
wkraczaja najzuchwalej do do
m6w--i W nocy pod pretekstem re
wizyi wojskowej, szukajacej de-
zerter6w, - rabuja i znecaja sic
rad napadnietymi.
"Takie to easy, przezywa ma
sza, niby cicha patryarchalna.
prowincya, = wystawiona ia Ia
ske i nie1aske losu DO 0 sprawied-
|liwosc kofatac niema teraz do ko
go.
"Zniwa W naszych stronach zle
sic odby1y. W1oscianie wyzyskali
ma swoja korzysc. Wypowiedziaw
sly, zw4aszcza W mniejszych fol-
warkach, formalna wojne zniwia-
Frkom. Nadeszla jesien ~ bogata,
z}ota, jesien, W kt6rej to pore
zwykfe Wofyn nasz ma rowni 2 in
|nemi zyznami stronami zaopatry-
wal tax kraj w1asny, jak j zaggra
nice " chleb ipasze, dis patrzy
ponuro, jak Wychudzone Wojsko-
we koniie, snuja sic 2 niema pros
|ba Q zyWhosc Niestety! Kresy pa
trza bezradnie. ObyWatelstWo p'o-
krzyWdzone vice bardzo stesunll-
koWo nieWielka lose zboza
Ella, Wloscianie zas, ami ola
miiast, skaazanychnnaa ggIod,a ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

EECeny targoweI
WINONA.
WT0REK, SGD MARCA, 1918.
Raportowane przez Bay State
Milling Co.
Pszenica Mr.. 1.-2.11
Pszenica Nj. 2-2.09
Pszenica Mr.. 300
Pszenica M. 4-2.O2.
Pszenica Mr.. 2 Zimowa 2.10
Pszenica M. 3 Zimowa 2.02
zyto 2.68
Jeczmien Mr.. 3 Extra 1885
Raportowane przez E. Miller
Maka Patent Beczka 11.40
Maka Rzanna 10 funt6w 64c
Otreby (Bran) Tona 300
Middlings iona 5000
Ceny hurtowne.
Mas1o-42 do 45e
Ser 28-33
Mod 15-18
Jaja tuzin Csc
Siano Tymotka 1900
Siano dixie 12.00-14.0O
Fasola (Beans) 7.00-7.50
Kartofle Co.'S
OWES 85c
Kukurydza stara =
Kukurydza swieza--1.25 do 1876
Raportowane przez Winona NAL
ting Ca.
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 3 ex. 200
Jeczmien Mr.. 3 1872
Jeczmien Swiezy Mr. 1875
Jeczmien swiezy Mr.. 5 1.65
zYWY TCWAR
Raportowane przez Inter State
Packing Co.
Swinl
cd POO do 225 funt66w 1915
cd ITO do $50 fun. l5.O0-15.50
od $50 do 165 fun. 14.O0-15.0O
Tuczne Is. =
Prosiaki 10.OO-12.00
Bydlo.
ByczH (steers) 6.50-9.W
Krowy 5.00-8.00
Byki 5.0O-8.0O
Tuczne 4.00-5.0O
Cieleta 5.O0-11.00
0wce.
Jagnieta $8-$l2.
Owce 4.50-7.50
Dr0b
Kury stare Ills
~Koguty lie
Kaczki 14c
Gesi tfuste l2c
Indyki 15-18c
MINNEAPOLIS
Pszenica zimowa -
Kukurydza 1.75-1.80
Jeczmien 1.85-2.23
OWES 91A
zyto 2.74-2.76
Len %nasienie 4.00H-4.03h
SO. ST. PAUL.
Bydlo 6.50-13.00
Cieleta 6:00-12.50
SWINE 16.25-16.45
Owce 5.00-13.00
Jagnieta 8.00-16.00
G
zyto 2.75-2.S0
Kukurydza 1.65-1.66
Jeczmien 1.S0-2.23
OWES 9114-92
Bydlo 6.70-14.25
Cieleta 9.0O-14,25
SWINE 12.50-16.75
Owce 10.25-13.40
: Jagnieta 14.00--17.E.
RObimy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
TONY ZABROCKI ZROBI z KO
SCIOKA STUDYUM FOTO-
GRAFICZNE. IT.

Fotografista p. Antoni Zabroc
XII nabyf Tia w1asnosc starry kos.
ci6f p. metodystach, znajdujacy
sic PREY 5tej i Carymona I'll. kt6-
ry W, krotkim czasie zamySla "a.
mienic na modne studio.
Pan Zabrocki %jeszcze sic rozmy
sla W jaki sposob urzadzic BUDDY
mex, W kazdym razie rozpocznie
przerabiac 60 W kr6tkim czasie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
TOWARZYST
WA ~LITERACKIEGO.

Nastepne posiedzenie towarzy.
silva literackiego, parafii sw. Sta
Inisfawa Kostki, odbedzie sic "
srode wieczorem 1890 marca, "
sail parafialnej..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
rNWIARUS' Wtorek, id.iia 55,go Marca, 1918.
"a Ma TYCH.
co ZABIERAJA sAMOCHODY.

Ma TYCH
co ZABIERAJA sAMOCHODY.
Nasza policya zajeta: obecnie
energicznem poszukiwaniem uzy
wajacych .darmej jazdy W ME
swoich samochodach. W1asciciele
samochod6W kt6rzy przybywajai
pozostawiaja swe samochody ma
ustroniu, pc .zalatwieniu sprawy,
gdy ida najspokojniej do swych
samochod6w ably sic udac do do
mu, re zdziwieniem spostrzegaja
re ich automobil gdzies sic zapo-
dial Pc doniesieniu policyi 0 stra
Gle czesto policyanci znajduja re
automobil kt6ry numer: ma taxi
jak podany przez wlasciciela znaj
duje sic ma drugim koncu miasta.
Teraz policya zwraca wieksza u
wage ia samochody ably przytrzy
mac takich kt6rzy lubia jezdic Gu
samochodem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
EGZAMIN DO SLUzBY CY-
WILNEJ.

Egzaminacya ola stenografis-
tow i typewriterow tax mezczyzn
jake i Ola niewiast odbedzie sic w
tutejszym rzadowym budynku w
dniu II marca o $50 wieczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
w DoMU PAM LEO.
NARROWED WATKOWSKIEJ.

Wszystkie panic kt6re dotad pc
maga1y w piracy ia rzecz Armii
Polskiej we Fralicyi, So proszone
zejssc sic ia wsp6lna prace, W sro
de ego Marca pc po1udniu, W do
mi PAM Leonardowej Watkows-
kiej pod nr. PIP Mankato ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

a. AOo
w spos6b bardzo prosty Wziefam do pomo
cy RUFFLE = kt6ry usunal lupiez, a obecni'
Who's pieknie sic pussy j rozwija." E
w ciaeu dwuch Tub trzech dni. lupiez "a Pc
moca RUFFLES zacznie sIabniec ma Waszej glo
vie a "a jakis tydzien zupelnie zniknie. Jest to
szczera prawda! Wasz aptekarz zwr6ci VAN pie
niadze. jesli KUFFLES zawiedzie.
Nigdy jeszcze ME oka.alo sic cos podobnege
jak RUFFLES. M6wiac o Ruffiisie. ME rozcho'
dzi sic o jakies perfum. jakas ezczose Tub 0 jakies
.glupstwo. RUFFiES wzmacnia i ozywia zanied'
bala i zbiedniala sk6re glowy. doda energiii posi-
Ii korzen wlosui oR6lem jest to jedyny srodek'
istniejacy dotad z podobnymi warunkami. Bezwa'
runkowo usuwa lupiez j udatnia na~jwspaniale'
wlosy.
Kupcie sobie dis jeszcze jedna butelke e
Csc. cd waszego apteksrza. Gdyby go ME miat
przyslijcie 75c. ma podany adres. . otrzymacie bu'
telke Z o~ptacona przesylka. F. Ad. Richter Co..
1870 Washington St. New York. NY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

Panstwo Jakub il .Franciszka
Z Dodge, Wis spedzali
kilka dni w Winonie, W goscinie
u swej cork, PAM Janowej BAN
benek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05
GoDZINNE
NABOzENSTWO w KOS-CIE
LIE SW. STANISSAWA K.

w przyszlym tygodniu, we VITO
rex srode i czwartek, II Ii i Il
marca odbedzie sic czterdziesto
godzinnc nabozenstwo w kosciele
sw. Stanislawa K. Wielu ksiezy
z sasiednieh parafii i 2 .dalszych
okolic przybedzie do pomocy Maj
prev. ks. Pra}atow J. Paeholskie
mu.
J0zef Kamrowski z Winony
jest pierwszym m}odziehcem Z pc
"a morza kt6ry tn bawn IA URIC
pie.
Kamrowski jest marynarzem i
sluzy ma wojennym .okrecie
George Washington. Przebyl
on juz pc kilka razy podr6z przez
ocean do Francyi. Z powrotem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-05

Mezczyzni zawsze lubia patrzce
ma dziewczeta ze zdroWa czysta
komplekcya. - Rocky Mountain
.herbata jest tenn co daje zadowo-
.lenie. w apiece Brown'a. Og}:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers. (

The Old Academy library will be
closed until further notice
Mrss Edward Slackford OF Bling
hampton is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. S, B. Mprphy of Gage street,
The Black Cat football team has
received its new suits. The jerseys
and stockings are Of crimson color.
= Mrs. f. A. Newton. and son Harold
, of Gloversyille, n. y, were guests
Saturday and Sunday of d. a, Quin-
( Ian.
Miss Mary Sanford has closed her
cottage in Old Bennington and re-
turned to New York city for the win
ter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Leonard OF
New York were recent guests at the
Walloomsac Inn, also Judge and Mrs.
Lorens zeller of New York
Saturday evening Master Charles
Welles, only son of Mrs. Charles Z.
Welles of old Bennington. celebrated
hio lVtu bil Niuugf ACW lCidllNto
took part in the festivities.
Samuel Carter Hall, wife, maid
and two children were guests yester.
day of Mr.. Halls mother, Mrs. Sam
uel u. Hall of Old Bennington. The
party returned to Glens Falls by
automobile this morning
Influenza masks, are being made
at the Bennington Branch of Ameri-
can Red Cross rooms today and will
be distributed to the physicians in
town to be given to attendants and
nurses caring for influenza patients.
The football game scheduled for
Saturday afternoon on the Black Cat
athletic field, did not materialise, as
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-07

the opposing team did not put in an
appearance. The Black Cats, now
ever, used the afternoon to good adj
vantage in getting some good prac-
tice
Mrs. Nellie Hastings OF Union St,
is i'll OF influenza.
Richard f.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hurley, is III.
Miss Lucy Cutting has employment
at the Soldiers Home.
Miss Helen Carpenter spent the
weekend in Schenectady.
p. C. Carney of Silver street, who
has been i'll. is much improved
Miss Julia Brazell OF Depot street
is confined to the house by illness.
Miss Hilda Hurley. who has been
i'll for the past few weeks, Is able to
be out again
Mrs. Eugene La Fortune visited her
son. Eugene, Jr, in Cheshire over
the weekend. M
Calvin Endress has returned from
Hartford where he has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Percy Taylor.
Gerald Ennis, formerly employed
at the Bennington garage, IL Ill OF in.
lluenza at his home in Arlington.
Thomas Clair and James Me
Calough of Schenectady visited Miss
Nellie Ryan OF Gage street, recently.
Miss Agnes Houran, who has been
i'll for a number of weeks, has re-
sumed work at the II. T. Cushman
Mfg, Co.
Mrs. Louis Kaplin returned today
to Springfield after spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Morris
Levin, ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Fuller and Mrs. Jared
Howard visited at the home of Cyrus
Estes Sunday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-07

miller charging not 10 exeesd IS cents 4
per bushel for each Ga pounds Of
cleaned wheat On such basis the
miller must return -four and hard or
soft wheat feed as per schedule in
Rule VI. S. 20.
4. 1t may be gathered at sclpe
central point through the agency OF
any miller, County Agents. Farm Bur
eaus, for shipment in CARROTS TO the
Food Administration Grain Corpora
tons Agent. j. E. Southwortht Cham |
Der OF Commerce. hoston. The price /
delivered at Boston ON the 1hasic ,
wheat such as No. Red Winter, is.
$3.50 IL. less per cent administras
ton fee to the Grain Coporation
Wheat so offered must be graded by !
the Grain Inspectors, and the price
would be related to that of ''basic"
wheat according TO the grading, The
Vermont mills will doubtless pay
price equal to what could be obtained
by marketing to the Grain Corpora
ton. or higher
There may be some difficulties in
finding q Vermont market for all the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The farmers
have been encouraged TO grow wheat
with the idea of help Vermont to
meet its own food requirements, to
save transportation, and to help pro
wide mil feed for stock and dairy use
at a time when Vermont needs every
ounce of the bran and cattle feed
stuffs to come from Vermont Grown
Wheat. II NAis used by Vermonters,
instead of shipped out in carlots only
to be replaced by other CARROTS OF
wheat and feed stuffs being shipped
in from outside, Vermont and its loyal
farmers win be greatly benefited.
The farmers have responded mag
nificently with a patriotism that has
increased the wheat acreage to over
$4,000 acres this year II is estimat-
cd that we have raised from 800 to 400
thousand bushels of wheat this year.
Now. will vermonters as whole be
as patriotic as the farmers have
been? Will they see that Vermont
reaps tho full benefit Of this splendid
crop of wheat? Vermonters have
never failed yet on any patriotic move
In this war period. believe they are
going to stand by the farmers and the
war this time, too.
If Vermonters do their part. II may
be that in a year or so the farmers
will raise enough wheat to supply the
wheat needs OF Vermont. This is not
at all ideal 1t is a fact that may be
realized very shortly II Vermonters
will stand by Vermont Crown pro-
duct.
The millers are periodically doing
their part, Many mills for grinding
wheat are being installed in Vermont.
We will soon have chance to taste
real bread from wheat sweetened by
the sun. the wind. and the air that ON
ly vermonts hills and valleys are
blessed with.
1t is proposed to inaugurate cam
paign at once that will urge the farm
ers, the miller. the dealer, the house
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-07
The Proof
of the Butter

Is in the eating, and by the time-hon-
ored gastronomic test Benefit Brand
Sweet Nut" Margarine, the new Nut
Butter luxury, stands supreme. When
served IL looks and tastes exactly like
the choicest dairy product. Made
from the white inner meat of the CO
coanut churned with pasteurized milk
--a2c. a Id. Sold only at the Direct
Importing Co.'S yellow front store. 433
Main ST.. Bennington. where Benefit
Brand Teas. Coffees and Grocery
Specialties are retailed at wholesale
prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-07
vERMoNT-eRoWN WHEAT
Plan for Getting Fun Benefit of cror
Just Raised.

Plan for Getting Fun Benefit of Crop
Just Raised.
Montpelier. VT, October Prank
II. Brooks, Federal Food Administers
tor for Vermont today announced n
plan by which he vigorously appeals
TO the physical patriotic conscience
Of Vermonters to get the full benefits
from the splendid crop OF wheat which
has been raised in Vermont this sum
mcr by farmers, Vermont needs the
-four, Vermont needs the middlings
and bran for cattle more than ever.
Vermont cannot get these from this
product only as wheat is ground into
flour here in Vermont. Vermont needs
to help not only the railroad transpor-
tatlon problem but needs to save
transportation charges as well.
Nermonters must, therefore, as a
patriotic and economic and agricM.
tural necessity, gladly purchase the
-four that will come from this product
OF Vermont
The plan releases in some import
ant respects the restrictions hereto.
fore in effect but the main object is
to increase the acreage Of wheat an
other year. II the plan will accomp-
lsh this It will be truly economic
aud conservation measure Of prime
Importance.
The plan is as follows
The farmer who has grown wheat
IN 1918 can take back from the mill
years supply of -four without substi.
tutes, not exceeding one barrel per
person for himself, family and help
and retain seed for next seasons
crop. The farmer. however, will be
strongly urged as patriotic effort to
use at least 20 per cent In substitutes.
/ He may also sell such portion Of his
surplus wheat left after his require
ments are cared for as above, to any
miller, or to his neighbor, or to any.
one else The miller. or person to
whom the farmer sells must In every
instance strictly comply with the so.
20 rule as regards substitutes unless
wheat so purchased is ground and
used In conformity with regulations
hereinafter prescribed
VermontGrown.Wheat may be dis
posed Of in any one Of the following
ways
l. II may be taken to the mill and
ground into entire Wheat -four fol
use without substitutes
g Where mills are equipped to dc
so Vermont Grown.Wheat may be
ground into Victory Mixed Flour
which must contain at least 90 pei
Ger cent OF some one OF the substi
tutes now required The Miller undei
this method must observe the sam,
rules Az referred to In No. 3.
3 vermoutGrown.Wheat may b.
lerbuhd by the miller by old stone. ol
"follcd process into wheat flour, IN,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-07
FOLLOWED HER
DOCTORS ORDERS

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holder, the public schools, the press,
the churches and fraternal organiza-
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-18
Hoffman Lands Title
in Reading Bird Shoot;
Wins Eastern Crown

Reading, Pa, March 1S.-Harry
&c. Uzzy) Hoffman, of Philadelphia,
former Pennsylvania titleholder,
won the live-bird championship of
the East here Saturday, in the. triple
shoot-off of the tie for the Hercules
Gun Club trophy, emblematic of the
Eastern Wing Championship, over
the Spring Valley traps, with score
of twenty.
Hoffman outshot James +. Somers.
the veteran Easton wing shot, and
Harry b. Ziegler, of Norristown, in
the shoot-off left over from the
Great Eastern Handicap shot here.
Somers finished runner-up with
eighteen kills, while ziegler scored
seventeen.
"Izzy"< Hoffman tied with Albert
P. Geist. of Fagleyville, and r. p.
Smith, of West Chester, for the
honors in the Aud Lang Syne
Handicap" at twenty birds, the fea-
ture of the Hercules Gun Clubs big
shoot, each scoring twenty straight.
Earle b. Melrath and Anthony A.
Felix, of Philadelphia tied with
Harry Trumbauer, of Royersford,
for the runner-up cup, each with
nineteen birds.
Shoot-off for the Hercules Gun
Club trophy. emblematic live cham
pionship of East, twenty birds, thirty
wards rise-Harry c. Hoffman, of
Philadelphia, 20; James f. Somers,
of Easton, IS; Harry d. Ziegler, of
Norristown, II.