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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Clear Skin Comes From
Within

1t is foolish to think you can
gain a good clear complexion BY
the use of face powder. Get at
the root of the trouble and
thoroughly cleanse the system
Nth q treatment of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Gentle and mild
in action, do not grippe, yet they
relieve the liver by their action
on the bowels. Good for young,
adults and aged. Go after a
clear complexion today. % cents
at your druggist.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Obituary
Death comes to all bye an

Death comes to all bye and
bye.
Robert Hadley Bennett, son of
w. j. and Bette Bennett, was
born June 10, 1914, and departed
this life July 10, 1916. aged two
years and 81 days.
The little one was laid TO rest
in the Pleasant Ridge ycemetery.
The funeral was preacbed by
Rev. G. W. Fndley.
Brother and Sister Bennett
have the heartfelt sympathy Of
our church and people. May the
Lord bless them in their be.
reavement. &C. N. F.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Pleasant Ridge
We are needing rain.


Eula Fndley and wife, Ralph
Bennett and wife, and Charles
Findley and wife attended the
baptizing at Wolf Creek Sunday.
May Findley is staying with
Mrs. Fink at Norwood this week.
A temperance lecture was
given by Rev. Jim Elrod Sunday
night and was well attended.
Preaching at Pleasant Ridge
every 4th Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. G. N. Findley, Pastor. Sing.
ing every Sunday night, Charley
Fndley and Reed johnson, lead.
ers. JIM HENRY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Antrim

Mrs. Jno. Yandell is very sick.
Alex Glenn and granddaugh'
ter, Miss Stella, Of Mansfield,
spent Monday at J. N. Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Honey.
cult visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b,
Shimel's on the Gasconade Sun.
day.
Crops are looking nice, but
need more rain.
Sunday school at Nc. 5 every
Sunday at 2 p. m. All invited
TOPSY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20

Stings or bites of insects that
are followed by swellings, pain
or itching should be treated
promptly, as they are poisonous.
BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ.
MENT counteracts the poison.
It is both antiseptic and healing.
Price Csc, Soc and $500 per bot
tie. Sold by all dealers. Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
AT the M. E. Church

Owing to the illness of Rev. j.
W. Needham of Seymour, pastor
of the Mansfield M. e. church.
Rev. Null of Seymour filed bis
appointment here Sunday morn.
ing and evening.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Will My Child Take Dr.;
Kina's New Discovery?


This best answer is DR.. Kings
New Discovery itself. It's a
pleasant sweet syrup, easy to
take. 1t contains the medicines
which years of experience have
proven best for coughs and colds
Those who have used DR.. Kings
New Discovery longest are It's
best friends. Besides every bot.
tie is guaranteed. If you don't
get satisfaction you get your
money back, Buy a bottle. Use
as directed. Keep what is left
for Cough and Cold insurance
Adv. =,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
SUEY
Bad to Have Cole HangO

Don t let your cold hang on,
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chronic when DR.. Bells Pine-T TAI
Honey viii help you. It heals the
inflammation, soothes the cough,
and loosens the phlegm. You
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Syrup, the pine tar balsam heals
the raw spots, loosens the mu.
cous and prevents irritation of
the bronchial tubes. Just get a
bottle of DR.. Bells Pine. Tar. Hon.
ey today, it's guaranteed to help
you. At druggists ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Money to Loan

N. ]. CRAIG HAS SOME
MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
TO LOAN ON GOOD. I'M.
PROVED R IN ETH.
Err WRIGHT OR DOUGLAS
COUNTIES. N. J. A
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20

Walter McMasters, serving
two years from Sept. s, 1915, in
the penitentiary for forgery,
has been paroled to John N.
Pryor Of Hartville.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
l1E1lsVuIDER

slssd Ctr seou &ssaili i. sFss: s Etc.,, cured ass
ti,m md al irreeuiaritics cfthc fidneys and
bladder n both mon and women. lfnot sold
esipt Of s. Ono small bottle Is two months'
treatment snd seldom fails TO perfect q euro.
41nd tor testtm2piqls from this, and other
.isa Pr M Z. Via H 4. dr 81 4live Street.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20

r. Estes, who established the
Norwood Press, has started the
Outlook at Seligman.
The sun., 1916-09-30
NO ENEMY.
n Friend Of Greece. says Min.
lister ranarepOH.

Stephan Panarepon, Rulgariln Minis
ter 10 IN" United States. yesterday is
sued IA statement TO the Associated Press
Bulgaria has no quarrel with Greece.
The bulgarian Government had no in
ten,ion ~ appropria,ing Greek terri
tory. The occupation Of the three for
tresses In tho Dem'r. Itissar district.
which was done with the consent of
Greece. was a purely defensive meas
urc. 50 was the occupation Of F.orina.
kas,ofia and Of kLvala with it, out
lying fort.
Wien the Allies of the Entente be-
gan preparations n u large scale at Si-
luni't for a general offensive against
BulgarIa. despite the protests ~ Greece.
IL became necessary for Bulgaria tu
take counter measures for her own de
fence. with every desire To maintain
friendly relations with her neighbor, Bull
garia could not repeat the costly mis-
TAKE OF last autumn 10y continuing TO
respect n neutrality which did not exist.
Consequent, .i,- i"va the step Of oc-
cupying Greek territory for defensive
purposes.
The capture by Observation-Disclosures
troops Of Greek forces al kavaia and
elsewhere cannot hy any legal cxped!-
eut Ne distorted into mn act OF war
against Greece. These Greek units SUR
rendered not To an enemy hu; to "A
friend who could AFFORD them protection
from the pressure of the Entente AL
lies. They hav been treated. not us
prisoners ~ war but as friends who
ought protection"
The sun., 1916-09-30
GER MANY EXPECTS
GREEK WAR MOVE
HOstilities With Bulgaria Are
Looked For Within Forty
eight Hours.
AWAITING AN ATTACK
BulgarS in Greek Macedonia
Observation-Disclosures Get
Battleship.
AWAITING AN ATTACK

LONDON. sept. 2o.-Gcrmany expects
Greece TO declare war upon Bulgaria
within forty-elrht hours. according to
an Amsterdam despatch received here.
Another despatch says that the Bull
garian forces in Greek Macedonia are
being reinforced In cxpe ,tation OF Greek
attacks.
Not "A word has come from Athens re-
garding the crisis there. II Is believed
the censorship has been put OIL tight un-
III Greece has actually entered the war.
An Athens despatch of Thursday SAYS
II Is reported thai the Greek battleship
kilk formerly the United States bat
tleship Idaho, has deserted TO the pro-
Ally revolution under Venizclos. The
Greek Ministry of Marine denies II. The
Kinks and the Lemnos. once the Missis-
sippi. we're reported some time z to
he urder the guns Of the allied fleet Off
the Pirrus.
II is known that the old Greek bat
tiesiiip Hydra was taken over 10y the
reNo'utionis;s early yesterday morning.
y party or men III civilian dress silently
boarded 'lc ship where she rode at AN
cncr of the Iireus and with revolyers
forced the loyal Off ,crs to leave the
snip IN II rowboat. The commander was
a Nenizelist. Two tugs tow ed the Hydra
to salamis Bay. where many ships OF the
allied fleet are stationed.
The sun., 1916-09-30
LIE DUO AIDS WIFE
TO KEEP FAIR NAME
Clashes With Detectives Who
Seek Her Version of Double
Tragedy.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ?a-Detcctlves
and Joseph To Due. husband OF the
woman who was wounded In the triple
shooting at The Hotel Walton Tuesday
night. FLASHED frequently to-day, par,lc.
diary when Captain Of Detectives Tate
announced that Mrs. Lc Duo mus: tel,
her whole story In public before the
~'oroner.
Friends OF lie Due declare that this
Viii be brutal and without reason. and
II IL possible that lie Du~. whose fal,h
In his wife Is mistaken. he Gays. VIII
invoke tho law - prevent rate from
carrying OH. his purpose. lie Due hc.
licves tina. inasmuch ~ there l. no
doubt that Mrs. Harr, Boiler Of Now
York shot Mrs IL Duo and Killed her
self after killing Joseph Grtyrlr %
New York tH'r" IL nothing for the
police - investigate.
Mrs. lie Duo has tried to ohs,ruc'
justice hv keeping silent was T,tc's
reply TO this. at is our duty to invcst'-
gate all the phases OF this tribe cri.rc.
30 Mrs. lie Due will be taken bcfore
a Magistrate as soon as she hds re-
covered sufficiently. and II the Magis-
'-ate sees II, she will be held for the
Coroner as a material witness,
lie Duo reiterated to-day his bc!ice I'm
hi wife aud said he Viii stick t. lcr
thruugd hell
Mr.. lie Due WAS said to Ice u.t 81
danger to-day. and piIy sicIans Wi. soon
probe iog the bullet hetween the ribs
on her left side. &c Due sad thu. hc
has received many telegram. GD'u J..
parts OF the country commencing h.E
FOR his belief in his wife.
The sun., 1916-09-30
OF VILLAS MEN
SLAIN, SAYS RAMOS
Carranza General Tells of Two
Desperate Fights Near
Cusihuiriachic.

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mexico. Sept. :s.-
Additional details OF the battle Of Cusi-
huirIachic between the Carranza forces
under Gen. Matlas Ramos and villa ban
dts have been received her from Gen.
Ramos in the form OF an official report
OF the fight.
The battle was in reality two engage
mcnts, ono taking place on the outskirts
OF 'usihiiriachic and the other ut "A
mountain settlement known as La Bufa.
After fighting for five hours on the out
skirtS OF Cus'huiriachic, during which
more than eighty Of the Nil.istas were
KILLED by rifle ana machine gun fire. the
bahdlts retreit"d to LA Buft. whore at
dusk they made Il desperate stand
against the de facto forces. Gen. Ramos.
VINO was wounded. wired 10 cen. Ire
vino. A. least twenty more VIA SOL
diors were killed there.
WASHINGTON. Sept. a?.-Burton VIII
son. an American citizen, president OF
~" Foreign Citizens Conn ittec and the
American club. Mexico city. Who re-
Gently was imprisoned on charges Of
"pcrnlcious activity by Mexican Gov
crnmen officials. has been released and
Ordered TO leave the country.
Consul Canada at Vera Cruz cabled
the state Department to-day of NJ. Will
sons arrival at that port. en- route TO
the United states. Nj. Wilson has been
taken ON board tho Dattleship Nebraska
ana VIII remain there until transporta-
ton home can be arranged. No details
of Tho charges against him have reached
Washington.
The sun., 1916-09-30
WOMAN'S LEAP STIRs CLUB.
Tcncher Commits suicide Mex
Door to the Metropolitan

\ stir was caused in the Metropolitan
cub YESTERDAY afternoon when Miss
Elizabeth iriit'hs, - years old. assist
ant principal IN the Leetc School for
G:rts. which h next 20 the Metropolitan
cab on the S!Ntieth street side. lcaped
from a fourth floor widow and died
shorty aftcrward,
The OILY witness found by the police
Vac Frank Nngel of sol East sixty
ninth stree. He said he saw the young
woman climb out on the sill OF the vim
Guw. He shouted Don't Jump" where
up"a Mss 'iriniths, he says. turned her
.ycg toward the sky AS II praying. then
leaped. Eogcls shouts brought persons
to the windows Of the Metropolitan club
and " the private ZONE on the block
IN ambulance was called and Miss Grif-
hths died IN Il rs she Was being taken
l. the HOSPITAL,
Miss GIrltiiths had been attending to
registration at the school during the all.
sonce al lpT. &. II, Lcete. who Is In Pot,-
Gam. y. \ with the exception Of u maid
aid "A porter she was alone In the school
when she jumped to her death. Her
home was at J30 st, Marks avenue.
brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-09-30
NO WORD on BELGIUM.
Lord Robert Cecil says Omission II
Significant.

LoSpoN. Sept. 2?-The address "f
Chancellor Won Bethmaun-iiollweg IN the
Rcichstag IL more remarkable for whi,
Is omitted than for whdt II said. accord
ing to Lord Robert cecil. Mir.ster II
War Trade. who declared the most sig
niHcant faci IN connection with the Cham
~ce,lur's ut,,rausr was his failure to metz
ton Belgium. Lord Rour.t said
There Is a very definite cadnge Ia
the tone Of the speech over the previous
efforts Of the Chancellor. The talk OF -
complete German victory - entirely alb
sent. Another remarkable thing Was
that not a word was said about Belgium.
TIE significance Of this Is probably that
n" was unable TO say anything about
i,'Eiutr, as h!s listeners CAV N" assumed
10 he the whole world. and he Wa bound
To- oncid a section Of IL If belgium wis
mentioned.
"lf lie attempted 20 justify German
occupation he would offend tho best ~
al neutral opinion. aud equally he would
The sun., 1916-09-30

RESCUE FOES UNDER FIRE.
Austrinns Take Trapped Italian,
From Mine Crater an Peak.

LoSDoS, Sept. no Austrian rcscurrs
working under heavy fire from Italian
guns have dug out seven more Italian
sur viyors from ia. ruined mine crater
that was the top of Monte Cimone. In the
Dolomitcs. The Italian commanders
refused the proposal for "A truce to rescue
those caught by the explosion OF the
Austrian mine,
Both ltllians and Austrlans made
surprise attacks to-day under cover Of
the heavy mist that envelops most of
the mountainous fighting line. Both
attacks were in vain. The Italian state
mrnt says:
Yesterday afternoon enemy forces
under cover Of IL thick fog attempted
II strong surprise attacN against our
advanced position north OF the Gar
dinal, at the head Of the Vanui cis-
mon Valley, They were decislyc,y
driven back.
The Austrian statement says:
In the flemme Valley the enemy,
under cover Of Il dense fog. attacked
Cardinal aud tiina Busa Alta. but was
scpulsed.
The sun., 1916-09-30
RUSSIANS LOSE 5000 MEN.
nerIin Announces victory IN
Wednesday, Fighting Near koy,I,

LONDON, Sept, eo.--L.ater reports make
1T appear that the Germans won "A con.
siderable victory over the Russians IN
the kovel sector on Wednesday. 4 Ger
man statement received here tells OF the
capture 81 many prisoners and guns at
korytniza after H'ubboru lighting.
Forty-one Russian officers u 1000
men were taken. the report says. and two
cannon and 33 machine guns.
The fighting to-day was Of small i'm.
portance. y Russian attack northeast
OF Goduzischk MAS rcpulsed by the Ger.
mans. and the same futc met "A German
attempt lear Gukalov. made after heavy
bombardmen'. The Russians won an out
post night on tho Bystritra, near logo.
rodchan.
The sun., 1916-09-30

offend his own people IL he expressed a
determination to give up that country.
DIR. von liethmann,I1ollweg's denuncl-
alton of England. while violent. con-
tained nothing really new. 1t was merely
the old trick Of attempting to convince
our Allies that we are trading on thcir
Efforts and bleeding them to death In tn"
process. but recent events on tho Somiua
ought 10 convince him of his error. The
idea hat We want world supremacy H.
fantastic
Discussing this phase of the Chan
cellor's speech Lord Robert declared :
You will note that IN this race for
commercial supremacy England is the
chief opponent to be feared. the United
states being left out altogether. Any
one can zee readily that we made no
preparation for any such contest Tot
world supremacy"
Lord Robert continued That Ger
many was once ready for peace means
nothing. as naturally everybody Is al
ways ready for peace on his own terms.
The Germans are ready. not for peace,
hut for a truce to enable them to pre-
pare to enforce their own terms on
the world. There will tie no peace a.
long a. Germany is content to be ruled
by "A military caste"
Tho Minister - War Trade said he
believed the German Imperial Chancel-
lor was sincere Ia his declaration that
Germany vas wlging war with every
possible instrument.
THE lull in submarine warfare" he
continued. "is due TO u shortage IN sub
marines. and Il Is always increased
when Instruments are at hand. The only
change | note IL thai no british pas
scngcr liner has been sunk since the
SUSSEX. The number Of submarine vie
tins has been increasing steadily In the
last three months. and our allies and
have suffered virtually as
much as We have"
The sun., 1916-09-30
DARTMOUTH INSTRUCTOR SHOT.
Indications Point 10 Suicidc of
Joseph y. StocL~t', Jr.

~fiN>"y'G. y II. Sept. 2o.-Shot
through va" heart. tho body Of Joseph
Noble Stockctt, Jr., -, Of Baltimore.
VINO A week ago began work az an In
struCtor 1T Dartmouth College. was dig
covered IN an unfrequented part Of the
College park early this morning. lie
had been missing sincc The previous
forenoon. \ revolver and "A box OF
cartridge found near hy indicated sui
eide. although no ttason tor such action
hd. been discovered.
StocActt was graduated from Balt.-
NOR" cay College IN 1907 n took the
masters degree at Johns Hopkins Uni
Ncrs!,y IN 1911, where last June he re-
cci,cd the degree Of doctor OF
philosophy. From loli to 1918 he held
the post ~ Instructor At Kent School
~ Kent. Conn
The sun., 1916-09-30
RUMANIANS FORCED BACK.
A%ustrians Report In Battle
Around HERNIA mnstadt.

IoNnoS. Sept. GA Rumanian de-
feat In the battle ,ha' has RACED FOR days
around Iiermanus,adt. the largest city
OF TrLusylvania, g r"n"rted Tonight in
an Austrian official statement. The ba,-
tie Is still gong on.
tn t'rrauS and Austrians have
'l the heights suuth and southeast
Of the city after Violent lighting. ac-
cordifx 20 the statement. Violent at
tac't- By the iiumauians have been re-
pulsed.
""" n"i"i,l statement reaching
here says the RESISTANCE OF the enemy
II. tnc ~ftaIntnnstLdt sector has become
Ne, 'udins that the Runauians
were driven back toward the noun
,airs,' which may mean the Transyl-
yan!an Alps, across which they invIdcd
Tran'NlVa"il ~ this poi. through the
Red Tower Pass. south of Hermann
,.Adi.
Bulgarian statements o. Wednesday
and Thursday tell Of minor artillery ac-
tlvity' in the Dobrudja II he bonn
bardment of M|au.alia. on the Black Sea.
by "a Russian cruiser on Thursday and
by two torpedo boat. on Wednesday.
The sun., 1916-09-30


Ihey want to destroy ou national life.
me Germany which ng'an wants 10
lay AT her feet is a country without mil
itary defence. a country crushed eco
hoinically, boycotted by the entire world
ana sentenced to lasting economic in
hrmity.
wv hen this German competition shall
rave hcen eliminated. when France has
lost all her blood, when all her allies Of
war must toll as England's slaves In the
financial world, when the neutral world
vi Europe must foilow each English
command ana summit TO every British
piackIist then England Will build on
devastated her dream OF Eng
ilSh world dominion.
ms IL the ann ior winch England is
nghtihs WIN forces and means unparal-
lci'd IN her history, adding one breach OF
ihternntional law to another. There
iole' England Is our most egoistic. our
most pittcr ana our most tenacious
enemy.
Muat Use Ever Means"
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.,ar, nrn, .n'y
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l.. 800 'N W." "'' ="
~. ,n
,o,,s 49,, .i,
20 o - 49, "u uuea". '. ",''''' VIZ
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sis.,s,a ..ien - pmn u
an 80 .N
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The sun., 1916-09-30
''WRr Of Defence

The Chancellor insisted that from the
very beginning the war had been for
Germany nothing but defence ~ our
right To lifc and liberty" and said that
Germany had declared her readiness for
peace negotiations ON hccemtsr =, 1915,
ard on several occasions subsequently.
1--WE id our duty," he continued.
"pocs any one dare ask that to-day We
make proposals to our uemie iras-
much "a VI. BRAND n short time =
said that consideration Of peace now
would he n humiliation and "a disgrace
TO .he memory " the dead"
''They continued the war because they
hope To attain their Ctop!an aims. Their
lust Of conquest persists. although the
mountains uf corpscs tower higher every
DAY.
The French Prime Minister ea!d IN
one of his latest spec hes that France
Is lighting for n firm and lasting peace
in which the freedom of nationHlltics
will lie protected 10y international agree
Ments against al! ATTACKS. We too de
sire this. We wish to protec, Germany
forever gains every attack.
But does ~. l'riand--uni.cd with
our enemies even before the war in an
alliance OF French thirst for revenge.
Russian lust 81 conquest n the British
policy of isolating Germany and dom
mating the whole world. M alliance that
desires 10 annihila;e. attempts 10 boy
colt and shapes It's entire policy not
only for the period OF the war but tor
tn. time after the war-uoes NJ. BRAND
believe that THIS prepares coil from!
whi.h might grow International agree
meuts granting to nations liberty, honor,
dignity and peaceful collaboration for
the sake ot humanity and progress
The sun., 1916-09-30

We have nc bone to pick
with the man of means who
wants to spend his time at
the high priced tailors.
They make just as good
clothes as we do-use the
same high grade Of wool.
ems.
Call on any of the crack
tailors and you'll find tina,
their plates for Fall in.
clude changes in waistline
lapels, shoulders and cuffs
same as ours.
They may not show you
as many foreign novelties
because they've been ex-
ceedingly hard to get.
But the real difference is
that with us you see the Fl,
before you order and get
your suit to-day.
Price about half.
The sun., 1916-09-30
Question for Firm ice

Docs VI. BRAND really believe he can
obtain this lofty ideal IN time by a war
of annihilation III which the las, OF The
Youth Of France is perishlng Oh tn
devastated battl,iields Of Nerdua and
the Soinme"'
Dr. Won Bethirann-Hollweg then dis
cussrd the aims Of Great Britain.
What Great Bri'ain want 10 MAKE
Of GERMANY" he said. "!s shown hy tho
British without m possibility Of doubt.
The sun., 1916-09-30
Finance Minister to sail.

OTTAWA. Sept. 2H.->Ir Thomas White.
Finance Minister % Canada. who hts ad.
justed Canadis finance Wfl lew
>l0". 900. 600 loan and arranged ga al
vance ot $50 O"O.D0p 10 Gr,t' l;..U.u.
WI! gp TO England soon.
The sun., 1916-09-30
Dunn New Lord Mayor Of London,

LoSpuN, Sept. 2a-Sir William Henry
was to-day elected Lord Mayor OF
London and Will take office IN Noyem-
i,r
The sun., 1916-09-30
HOLLWEC'S SPEECH
STIRS GERMAN HOPE
Continued from First Page.

sian attempt to break through was
stopped by the troops Of Archdukc
Charles and Gen. Won Linsingen. At
lacks to the west OF Lutsk. on the Nara
yuNka River and In the Carpathians then
followed. but they also broke down.
The sun., 1916-09-30

dairy farmer In this section has Joined
the league and will refuse to sign con-
tracts unless ut an Increase OF n cent
n quart, The southern tier milk will be
transformed Into butter and cheese"
The league controls about 1+,500 cows
IN Susses. Warren and Huntcrdon coun.
ties. New Jersey. The dairymen there
have pledged themselves to pour their
YAlk on the ground rather than sell save
hroush the league.
Throughout the State the farmers are
planning TO conduct the fight with all
he paraphcrnalia OF an industrial strike.
ficketing will begin ut all the diaries
ana creameries and. while there have
been no threats Of violence. every legiti-
mate effort will be made to dissuadc
other farmers from selling outside the
league. The members are confident that
within a month they will have p%asteuri-
zation plants In operation and will be
able to sell direct to the retailer. cutting
y the distributor forever.
The distributors have been preparing
FOR the famine for weeks. Efforts have
been made to obtain new sources of
supply In nearby States. IT would have
been impossible IN any case to draw
from other localities enough to feed the
metropolitan district. for whatever milk
there nay he within "a practicable ra-
dius normally goes to other cities, such
az Philadelphia II Boston. To draw
upon this would cause shortage there.
@ Besides milk cannot be brought into
Now York from great distances and solo
mt n profit because OF the cost of the
haul. The league claims tina the dis
tributers have been buying milk In Penn
sylvania for n week ut 4 total cost NJ
about $3.50 "A u N. the present retail
price Of which Is now about $2.05 "A can.