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GARDEN ISLAND
ALL READY FOR
GUESTS TOLAND
Maui and Hawaii Delegations
to Big Convention Arrive;
Make Start Tonight

With the departure OF the Kinau but
few hours distant interest In the
Kauai Civic Convention is today
growing intense. When the Mauha
Kea dropped anchor ct her wharf this
morning she carried with her 4 lively
group Of people Representatives from
both Hawaii and Maui
The Kinau which also got In this
morning from Kauai brought, as one
Of her passengers. I. D. Timmons, sec
retary Of the Kauai Chamber Of Com
merce. who has come over TO spend
the day here looking over the final de-
tails necessary to make the conyen.
ton q complete success
Mr. Timmons viii accompany the
crowd back tonight and when the
boat docks at Nawiliwili In the morn
ing. large delegation of committee
men. civilians, and bandsmen will be
at the landing to welcome their broth
ers from the three other islands.
Mr. Timmons says, that everything
has been done on the Garden Island
that can be done to make the con-
vention success and he believes that
a good time Is assured to all who 60.
we believe that the discussions
on civic questions win all be helpful"
says Mr. Tfmmons, "and then for rec
reation after the talks are over we
have various trips and excursions plan
ned. A large number of automobiles
will be constantly on hand for the use
or the visiting delegates.
The excursion trips, says Mr.. Tim
mons, "have been planned to include
practically all the available sights OF
the island. We win visit the spouting
horn, Kukuilano park. Olokele and
Waimea canyons, and the barking
sands One trip. is planned to Hanalei
for those that care to participate.
These trips will be made on Sunday
afternoon and Monday morning"
Maet Men Eager for Stunts. -s~
I4e Maui delegation has expressed
the desire to cooperate with the local
Ad Club In any stunts in which 1t can
be of help. We brought along Is
delegates, just TO show you we could.
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GERMAN ATTACKS
SWAY 70 ANDFRO
IN EASTERN ZONE
Russian Offensive Wins Some
Places But Official Despatch
Says Majority Of Teuton
Front is Moving Deeper Into
Slav Territory Elsewhere

The following cablegram
from official German sources
was received today:
German Army Headquar-
tiers, Report Or September "a.
Southwest of Hennewalen
the villages q Rose and Strig-
ge, which we're temporarily
evacuated BY the Germans,
wer reconquefed. Near Due
naberg and northeast of SINE
lima further Russian positions
were stormed. About 1000
Russians were taken prisoner.
sThe German forces near
Wilejka operating on the flank
OF the refreshing Russians
have met fierce fighting and
the strong Russian attacks
had a temporary success there.
Some gums were lost, the crews
Of which worked until the last
moment.
eThe German front is in hot
nursIlit If fhn enemy beyOnd
Soly Olszany traki. Prince
Leopold's armies have broken
the enemy s resistance along
the whole front and reached
IN the pursuit 1ear Sereth and.
toward Korelliki and Szczara.
Northwest Of Kfasilm and fur
ther south there IS lighting
with the enern faaE nard
where 100 Russians were taken
IN outpost positions.
Gen. Won aMacle1sen s.
armies northeast and east of
Logishin were taken back be-
hind the Oginski canal at Ja-
Z =
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AMERrcAN LEAGUE.

At New York--Cleyeland 6, New
York 5; second game, Cleveland 1,
New York 6. sss. ~.
At Philadelphia Chicago 8, PhiIa.
delphia, /; second game, Chicago 5,
Philadelphia 3. ,;.er. ..sg >.
At Washington Detroit 5, washing.
ton 1 !; second game, Detroit 9, Wash.
ington 8. .... .-.. .<*
. At Boston-st. Louis 2, Boston 8.
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BATTLE RAGING AT THREE
POINTS lN EAST ARENA;
GERMANS NEARING DvlNSK

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
PETRoGRAD, Russia, Sept. IS. -
The battle on the east side 10 now
raging at three main points on the
Russian front, before the positions Of
earanovichi, Molodeehno and ovInsk.
The Germans have pushed their lines
within days march Of ovlnsk.
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GREEK RESERvISTS
ORDERED TO C0L0RS
FROM UNITED STATES

lAssociated PRESS by Federal wirelessl
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. Is. -
Greek reservists here have received
orders from the eonsul-generaI in New
York to report to the eoiors immedi.
ateiy. The government is paying their
DEMONSTRATION. 80.
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MORE OFFICERS
QUARTERS Go Up
At KAMEHAMEHA
cabIegram From Washington
Last Night Authorizes
Spending S25, 900
ONE POUND "P0M -P0MS'
TO BE GIVEN TRY -0UT
Vickers- Maxim Field Piece Be-
inc Used BY British at Dar-
daneIIes to Have Test Here

Work viii be started It once on the
construction Of eight new oficers
quarters. storehouses and other build
ings at Fort Kamehameha. the con.
structing quartermasttr's Office here
announced today. following the receipt
last night Of cablegfam from the
war department, authorizing the work
which viii cost the government near
" s25,O00.
According to Lieut. col B. Frank
Cheatham, who has been closely 10
touch with the situation. although his
successor. Lieut-col. James b Hous-
ton. who arrived on the last trans
port. Il now In charge Of the ofice,
the additional buildings VIII be con.
strBcted BY purchase and hire, 80
that no bids viii be advertised for.
The quartermaster's once viii sup.
eryisg construction. and no work win
be done on the buildings by soldiers
Of the fort
We win probably start the placing
Of foundations at once, said Lieut-c0l.
Houston this morning. mo contract
will be let for the work, as we will
hire men who can do Il and get II done
as soon as possible.p
s. .,ar sr ~. ,.,..a.,, I.,,a (. IS -
Fort Armstrong Is filled in as 3 result
Of the harbor dredging operations. It
Is expected that the war department
will provide better and larger quar-
ters for the men stationed at this
fort, as the present quarters are
..,,, -. ..,,.
- y - Y. yea.s y. ~ July
- q l'is = o's t0E - 'sass : yea1' nov
l'rNetIee NTH Fogteon,' Guns.
Extensive target practise with the
aone-pounders. the vickefs. Maxim
1e'4 piece which was dubbed the
yQ.n'pQm y the b0er wal, ana which
Iliukary suategists Claim enabled
Great britain g conquer the Beers.
VII pe neln next month ai. ks0rt. Arn-
stf2ae' ABOUT uctooer iRk Sapt e. u
l1tllkie. eQmmanuant OF the Iort, an
nounceu To-Day
nese guns are automatic, ana
tEIoW Dullet Weienlng one pouno.
aIlu = littie over one men N olameter,
ssid SapL ainkie. iney nre an ex.
picsive smell ana are really big ma
chine gun, their cnief advantage being
IN repelllng landing parties. sheliing
small poAts. ana the Ike. Iney can
flre as nien as % SHOTS minute ana
are q mighty eIfective weapon
FOR Two weeks preliminary 20 target
practise with the one-pound rifles.
which weigh, with their lim6ers and
carriages. about e ton each, the men
!. ~ u,,ss.sa nnss VII IN, y NJ .nss -
..l,,, sp9Sis aras - .... @ - slo.s -
~. ~ soaa 49, y e Z. vxaIs 80 ~
6. 80 evvo -. nc y. ~ alu o.aay
one uas, psLn.'s .No' y - pe ueso.eu
y actual iill1s'
The rifles nre belt Of cartridges g
q time and can be adjusted so they
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LONDON, England, Sept. 25 special committee I1
ported to the department the extent Of the dam
Of life Of the aerial raids made By The Genan
previous to- june and also including the bombarben
Hartlepool Scarborough and WhtK1 by German cruiser
months ago. The committee hbotted 697 claims
personal which fatalities and over $4,000
claims for property damage already Investigated.
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British Warships Bombard Zeebrugge

AMSTERDAM Netherlands Sept. 25.-Britsh parship.
have again bombarded the Flanders in the vicinity 81
Zeebrugge where the Germans have been trying develop
naval base Three warshps engaged in the bobardm
The fash Of the guns last night visible along the Dutch
coast ssHa
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BAsEBtEIa RESUL1s
NAIloNAL LEAc0E.

AT Pittsburg Boston 5, Pittsburg B.
AT Cincinnati Brooklyn 8. Cincin-
natl & s....s.s.ss S.
At st, Louis-New York 5. ST Louis
8.
/ AT Chicago Philadelphia 5, Chicago
4 III fnnings1. c.:,. = f1s,,-'. 11sEs,. - Z
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Holland American Freighter Sunk

LONDON, England, Sept 254The Holland. .Ameresn
freighter Eemdjk has been sunk by German Submarine
The Framnaes landed the today having picked
them up from small boats.
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Greece Rapidly Mobilizing Troops

LONDON, England Sept the face the Bulgarian
menace mobilization proceeding rapidly in Greece Ihous
the army, all Of them in uniform and apparently ready
to 60 to the frontiers.
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u. S. SHARPLY INSISTS DR.. DUMBA Be RECALLED
WASHINGTON not SATISFIED
WITH 4 LEAVE OF ABSENCE"
GREECE RAPIDLY Mobiles

ATHENS CENTRAL RALLYlNG POINT FOR THOUSANDS 0f
SOLDIERS, CALLED By BULL GARiAN MENACE RUSSlANS
IMPROVE POSITION AT WILMA BUT SUFFER REVERSES
FURTHER NORTH ITISH WARSHlPS B0MBARD ZEE
BRUGGE-FRENCH ARTILLERY ACTIVITY SUCCESSFUL
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GRAND JURY MEETS MONDAY.
The special federal grand jury has
been called to meet Monday morning
at o'clock.
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Banks in London raised their inter
est rates for deposits from IL Of one
per cent. to IL per cent
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French Artillery Fire Succeeds

PARIS France, Sept % The artillery activity along tie
French lines continues and has been particularly successful
in the Artoiax district and along the Aisne.
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1Continued on page twoJ
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lContinued On Page fourl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
ANOTHER DUMBA
. INQUIRY BEGINS
Government Thinks Austrian En-
yoy Himself Gave Out Letter
TO, Secretary LansIla
lAs.oclated Press py rederal w.ysles..l

/ (Associated Press by Federal w.vsless.) #
WASHINGTON, September 2l.--An
Investigation has been begun in New
York by the government to learn who
gave out here for publication the let
ter of the Austrian ambassador to Sec
retary Lansing, in which the envoy
protested that he had beeen treated un-
fairly by the administration. 15
There is n suspicion in official circles
that the letter was given ont through
Ambassador Dumba himself. If this is
proved to be true, means may be found
to express to the foreign office at
Vienna added displeasure of the United
States government over the action of
its envoy. ".
This will not affect the status of the
ambassador, for he has already been re
called by his government because OF
his admitted part in the proposed Teu
tonic conspiracy to hold up the manu-
facture of munitions in the UniteC
States for the Allies by strikers among
the wOrkmrn.
Doctor Dumba has reserved passage
for his return to Austria in the steam
er Rotterdam, which will sail at New
| York a week from today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
ROCKEFELLER JR. PAYS
COLORADO M|NESA VISIT

CAssociated Press by Federal wireless.>
TRINIDAD, Colorado, September 20
john ID. Rockefeller, Jr., arrived here
unexpectedly today for the avowe4
purposes of paying. visit to t y plant
and camps Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company, controlled by the Rookie
Teller interests. IL is admitted that
his visit was inspiEed by the meet'n2
he had with Mother" Jones, the aged
woman he met during the time he wa
testifying before the Industrial Rtla
tions Commission last winter.
She appealed to lVm then to make
q personal visit to Colorado and see
conditions in the mining camps there
declaring that the miners were op
pressed by the operators,
Mr.. Rockefeller, is 'copmitta
concerning the report that James )
Hill is negotiating for the purcd lse o
the Rockefeller holdings in Colorado
Hill has denied the report, declaring
that it has no foundation. T
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
AERO
RAID ON LONDON
Hotel and Theater District OF
City Is Showered With
Zeppelin Bombs
~. " " -
tAa.ociated PROM by fsdsraI wirslsss.l


NEW YORK, September 20.-Wit.
nesses to the most disastrous Zeppelin
raid that England has suffered in q
long series of visitations arrived here
today by steamer from Liverpool and
told graphic stories of the rain of
bombs from the sky on the night of
september s. i.. !
According to their stories, n squa'
dron of Zeppelins circled above the
busy hotel and theater district of Lon
don, pouring missiles upon the build
ings. A block of warehouses was des-
troyed within FIVE minutes walk o.
st. Paul's cathedral. A s.x.story tene-
ment house was shattered and its in
mates either killed or wounded.
Though the loss of life was consider
able and the property damage great, the
the principal effect of the raid was to
stimulate recruiting. As soon as the
news was learned that|the Zeppelins
were wreaking destrnEtion on the city,
volunteers began to fill the recruiting
offices anxious to go to the front and
fight the Germans. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
Representatives ofAmerican In
terests In Mexico Ask For
Immediate IntercessiOn {
THEY DECLARE WARRlNG
CHIEFS lRREcoNcILABLE
Villa and csrranza Generals At
NogaIes Both Claim a i
Big Victory IA. IA.
tAasoeiatsd pr.aa - f11lrll wirs,s...l

Ell PAso, Texas, september 2i--
"The time has arrived when the Uni
ted States must intervene in Mexico,
II American rights IN that Republic
are to be protected. ~ 7f ..g
\ Such was the declaration made to
Senator Sheppard Of Texas, member Of
the senate military committee, hers
yesterday by delegation Of mining
and business men, Representing many
Of the American business interests N
Mexico. The delegates had met here
for the purpose Of making presenta-
tion OF conditions in the revolution-torn
Republic to the Texas senator and to
urge upon him the necessity for defin-
ite action towards armed Intervention.
No Peace with Mexicans s.~
This delegation urged that 1t is fu-
tile to expect any return towards set.
tied conditions becanse Of any recogni.
tion that may be given 70 Carranza or
any other Of the warrine ehieftains, as
the situation is such that no peace can
be brought about amongst the Mexicans
themselves, ,t.tisa
Contradictory reports Of the fight
ing between the Yillistas and Carran-
zistas was received yesterday. General
Gales, who is attacking Cove May
torena Of sonora at Nogales, IN ms to
, have won . battle thers ssEteraax, &C
cording to dispatches fyonfs sDopglAs,
Arizona Two hundred villista dead
and wounded were left on the field, he
reports. 7 ;...,
Maytorena Claims Success ..l....
Governor Maytorena, on the other
hand, reports that he has lrepulsed m
attack of General Gales. Another vii
lista reportis that the Carranzistas arc
\ on tho defensive near Naeo. 20. ,r.,,
Troops under General Obregon, thu
lCarranza field commander, have taker
prisoner Lucio BlancO, one Of the Prin
cipal Villa generals, a despatch from
San Antonio says.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
ARCHIBALD RETURNS HOME

NEW YORK, September 2O.-James
F. J. Archibald, the American CORES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
BARON Won Kissing ssN
MISSING FROM HOME

CAsaoeiRted Press by Federal wirslsss)
Z LONDON, September 20.-Baron Yon
Kissing, a halfbrother Of the German
military governor of Belgium, and U
3naturalized Britisher who has been in
termed, has been mysteriously spirited
from lis luxurious home at Islington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
Battle Raging Only Twelve Miles
From DVinsk Key I'd Gulf
City But Russians Are Hold
ing Against Superior Forces
MUScovITES HOLDING
I - IN PRIPET MARSH ZONE
Retreating Army From Wilma,
However, Is Declared To Be IN
Great Peril From Teutonic Pur-
suits ~ Resistance Is Weak
tAssociatod Press By Federal wirelss..I

tAssociated Press By Federal Wireloul.I
III ONDON, September 2l.ZThe
- fortress Of Ida, which is fifty
miles south of wilma, is facing an
attack in force by big army of
Austrians.
The enemy is reported to be nov
ing deterininedly against the city
and new battle rivaling those of
Warsaw and Grodno may be ex-
pected soon in the opinion Of mill
tary critics here.
Z While the Russians are declared
to be in full retreat from Wilma be-
fore the pursuing forces of vonHin-
,denburg, they are reported to have
checked the German drive in the
Prjpet marsh region and to be hold
ing their own.
Lida's Fall Perils Riga
n The fall Of Ida would be an
|other weakening of the Russian de-,
lfenseof Riga, and would permit the
Z. = ases0f 4 large part Of Do Anss
trains, it is thought, for service
along the Dvina river, where Won
Hindenburg's forces are trying to
force passage. " ,f-s
The key to Riga, the city of
Dvinsk. is reported to be in imme-
diate danger, Wiring from Dvinsk,
a correspondent of The Times says
a terrific battle has been raging con-
tinuously for three days only twelve
miles from there.
The Russians defending the city
are said to be well entrenched and
are holding off a German army
three times as large with an over
whelming superiority in big guns.
wilma Army In Great Peril ="
A quarter to half-million men
are reported to be in the Russian
, army retreating from wilma. II is
said that the Germans are attempt.
ing an enveloping movement SINH
lar to the one which was tried in
vain after the fall of Warsaw.
The Russians are declared to bt
offering slight resistance to the pur'
suing Teutons. z... ~t...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
more LAND SLIDES .
At PANAMA CANAL

Associated Press by Federal wireless.)
WASHINGTON, September 2l.-
There have been more slides in the
vicinity of Gold Hill at the Panama
Canal None of them has been as
serious as the one of Sunday, when
10000 yards of earth fell into the
canal, choking the channel badly, but
all together they will prevent opening
of the canal for ten days, according
to the war department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
FAMOUS OLD WARSHlP
is BURNED FOR COPPER

(Associated Press by Federal wireless)
, SAN FRANCISCO, September 2l,--
The famous old warship Independence
has been burned for its copper. 1t was
sold by the navy department recently
for $3515. y H..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21

WOULD INCREASE WAGES
PAID NATIONAL GUARD
Says, However, He Does Not Be-
Iieye Congress VIII Consider
Plans For Enforced Military
Service Stand IS Big Surprise
iAasoeiatsd Press Nv FEDERAL wireless,

hGeociated Press Nv FEDERAL NiraleeBJ
AIEW YORK. September 2l.
In Representative James
Hay OF Virginia, chairman OF tho
house committee on military af
fairs, and long one Of the bitter.
est opponents in congress Of bet
ter preparedness for war, has
capitulated to the protectionists
The National Defense League
yesterday made public a letter
from the congressman in which
he advocates increasing the feld
artillery from six to twelve regi.
ments. ~. ~ 81
Pay For National Guard ,,>
He suggests that the nationa.
guard might be increased if ?.
per cent Of the wages paid sol
diers of the regular army were Of
fered in recruiting of the militia
The congressman has not ahan
doned entirely tllisSfo1ner attitude
for in the letter he states il as hi.
belief that congress would pot con
slider legislation for compulsor.
military service. ? 5
Letter Creates Sensation
The Hay letter created consterna
tion in military ranks here. Know
ing his previous opposition to al
plans for expansion on larg
scale in the army, they were sur
.prised not only because he showef
signs of Withdrawing that opposi
tion, but because he actually recon-
mended the doubling in strength O.
the field artillery.
Pay Idea Is Original
His idea for one fourth rcgula
army pay in the national guard i
said to be original. Military mel
here are giving the suggestion Sc
rious consideration in view of tn
approaching demands on congres
which they expect the National DE
fense League will have a part ii
pressing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
POLITICS THREATENS
PANAMA CANAL ZONE
lAssociated Prea. nv Federai WireleraN

(Associated Press ny Federal wirslsss.)
SAN FRANCISCO, September 21.-
Ma. Gen. George w. Goethais, gov
Maj. Gen. George W. Goethals, governor
IF the Panama Canal zone, in an ad
iress before the International Engi-
ueering Congress here yesterday, de-
'lSred the Panama Canal would not
ome up to expectations unless the gov.
ernment of the zone were kept free
from politics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
RAILWAY CRASH FATALLY
INJURIES THREE PERSONS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)
CHICAGO, September 2l.-Three per
sons are reported to have been fatally
injured and more than fifteen were
hurt when Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy passenger train, en- route here
from Kansas City, collided with a
freight train last night near Western
Springs, Illinois.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
THREE GREAT ITALIAN .....
VOLCANOES IN ERUPTION
IA.sociated Press BY Federal wirsless.l

PARIS, September 2O.-MnItipIe cru
ptions in three great Italian volcanoes
,at the same time are furnishing an un-
precedented volcanic phenomenon. The
ergptions are taking place simultane-
ousiy at Vesuvius, Etna and Stromboli.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21

pondent who was found. in London to
be carrying dispatches from the Aus
trian ambassador to the United States
to the Vienna foreign Office, arrived
here today from England. He was met
by secret service men and searched.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
SAMPLES OF AMERICAN AK.
PRODUCTS GO TO JAPAN
lSnecial Cnhle to Nippu Jiii.l

Especial Gable to NiPpu JiJi)
SAN FRANCISCO, September 20. -.
Y. Yamawaki, Japanese exposition com
purchased today $4,000 worth
of merchandise samples which will be
given to the department of agriculture
and commerce museum in Toxic. s2H.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-21
ANOTHER BRiTIsHER SUNK

(Ass0clated Press BY federN Wireless.l
: LONDON September 2l.-The British
steamer Horden vessel of l4OO. tons,
has been sunk by q German submarine.
The crew was saved.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-03
Vox PoPULI.
IT SOMETIMES HURTS WHEN
TIE FACTS Are sTATEn

Pensacola. Fla. June 2. 1878.
Editor Pensacola Journal
Tou ask in your Issue - thls morn
nR a h unreasonable 60 ask that
clean milk - supplied the people Of
Pensacola
The answer Is that Is easy u Is
q Verg reasonable request 70 make and
the people should have clean milk.
Sat fhe statements which aave been
made are unFaas8ua ale. and some ag
them false. and Eerv huFffua Anyone
sway from here Would Imagine that
SO were aithy lot ~ peupie USING
milk "a Impure a. tine sewer, and
that We we're going throush an epi-
drmlc while the facts ere that from
April tat o. June taL Give monthsl
there werc only ~ deaths araong chile
dren an told white and c3ored. and
anlv four DEB 81 them could ID anyway
- connected with milk.
There are large number Of our
8alrymen doing everything they can
- give their patrons pure milk ana
Il Is unjust 10 them % make such
reckless statements. and ID Is bad on
every business where milk is used. and
would certainly keep persons trom
bringing their families here now. Il
anyone knows ~ their owr personal
knowledge that bad milk g. Icing sold,
lei them make specific charge against
that dairYTnan or milk vendor. and
there iH plenty of laW here 20 put him
81 them out - business. Now let the
people who have been making these
slid statements read up on section
$40 page 81 book Of ordina nces. and
consider what they are going Would
they 60 o. n town with their families
where such things were cnarNed. f.et
them name the parties selling bad
milk and Il can Be- remediet
J. IS. ANDREWS.