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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
8 UMMONS.

SUMMONS.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action. q copy of which Is
hereto annexed and herewith served upon you
and to serve q copy OF your answer uoon tie
subscriber within thirty (aO days sitter the
service Of this luminous upon you exclusive Of
the day OF service. and In case of your failure
to appear and answer JuDcEnENT win be
taken against you by default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated September 10th A. d. 1908.
EDW. g.. JOHNSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and P. O. address. Hope. II. D.
To E T. Junk. the above named Defendant:
You viii please take notice. that tho origin.
al luminous and complaint in the above en-
titled action were fled in the oniee OF tho
Clerk of the District Court in and for the
County Of Steele. and State of North Dakota
at the Village Of Sherbrooke. in said County,
on the 10th day OF Sept. 1908. and are now on
file therein.
Dated Sept. 18th 1908.
EDW. 8. JoHNsoN.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Hope. N. d.
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BAD STORM HITS WEST INDIES.
Six Lives Lost as Result Of Hurricane
In Bahamas.

Washington, Oct. "a severe trop-
ical storm ragged Friday in the neigh
borhood Of the Bermuda islands. All
along the Atlantic coast from Will
mington, N. c., to East Port, Me-, the
government displayed signals warning
vessels Of the danger Of going to sea
until the storm had passed.
Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas,
Oct. "a hurricane swept over New
Providence. The wind blew 80 miles
an hour from the southeast and south.
There was no serious damage ashore,
but several vessels were blown out to
9 and it is estimated that six lives
were lost. The barometer registered
1858.
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$4,000 ARR DEAD
IN indian FLOOD
HYpERAsAp, CENTER OF sTRlcK-
En- REGION, DESCRIBED As A
VAST GRAVEYARD.
DROWNED VICTIMS
BURNED IN HEAPS
Funeral Pyres Kept In Flame Day and
Nlaht-Slx Hundred Bodies Taken
Out In single Day-FearfuI condl-
lions Reign.

Bombay, India, Oct, 8.-The CORE
spondent Of q local newspaper who has
reached Hyderabad, the capital of the
flooded district, describes that city
as . vast graveyard. The streets and
bazars have been transformed into a
grewsome mass Of stone and mud and
decomposed bodies. It is impossible
accurately to estimate the death roll
in the stricken region, the CORE
spondent declares. but some natives
put It as high as $4,000.
elk Hundred Bodies In One Spot.
Six hundred bodies were taken out
Of the mud at n spot Friday.
The funeral pyres are burning day
and night
Tho damage 10 estimated at 20, 000,-
900 rupees ($10o.0 oO. 0Oo).
H%yderabad a Bazaar City.
The city of Hyderabad is the capital
Of the state of the same name and Is
situated on the Must river, 1900 feet
above the sea level. It is an important
has an abundance Of bazars that are
extremely picturesque. The British
residency, which stands on the oppo-
site bank Of the Must river, is one of
the most beautiful structures in India.
Surrounded by Fortified Wall.
The city is surrounded by a fortified
wall six miles in circuit. The most
conspicuous building is the mosque,
fashioned after the model Kaaba in
Mecca. At the merging of the four
principal STREETS Of the city rises anoth.
er remarkable edince, named the Char
Minar, or college.
city's Unique Water, Supply.
The city water supply is obtained
from huge tanks, one of which meas
ures three miles by two miles. Anoth'
er Is said to be 20 miles around. The
city owns It's own waterworks and
maintains schools, one hospital and q
pleasure ground with a geological sec
ton. The population of the city with
it's suburbs in 1901 was estimated al
100000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

Duke to Wed Miss EikIns Dec. 10.
Paris. Oct. "a special dispatch re-
ceived here from Rome says that
the duke Of the Abruzzi and Miss
Katherine Elkins. daughter Of Senator
Stephen B. Elkins Of West Virginia,
will be married on O. about December
10. Oficial notification Of the wed
ding will be given out November 10.
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Rankers, Council Elects.

Denver, Col, Oct. 3.-The executive
council Of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION elected the following: Chair.
man, 3. o. Watts. Nashville. Tenn:
secretary, Fred =. Farnsworth, New
York: assistant secretary, William g.
Ftzwilson. New York; treasurer, p.
G. Kaufman, Tacoma. Wash.
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SeasonabIe.

SeasonabIe.
We will confess we do not know
The gentleman who wrote
The poem beautiful on snow
That rings a chilly note.
But we feel satisfied to pin
Our guesses that the rhyme
About the flakes was written la
The good old summer time.
When old July is doing biz
And working at its trade
And the Thermometer has riz
To ninety in the shade,
A fellow then might feel inclined
To write about the snow
And call 1t beautiful and find
It soothing, don't you know.
But when the blizzard starts to blix
And penetrates his soul
The poet very likely IL
A little shy on coal.
Then he could hardly by the yard
Grind lovely rhymes on snow,
For everything Is frozen hard, +
And wen ink won't flow.
It's when removed six months or 10
He views it in his mind
That he can rave about the NOW
In poems of that kind.
With winter weather on the string
Mid all it's grand displays
He doesn't grid himself to sing
A paean to- its praise.
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Census Bureau Cotton Report

Washington. Oct. 3.-The census
bureau report on cotton ginning, is-
sued Friday, shows 2,582.688 bales,
counting round as half bales, ginned
from growth Of 1908 to September rs,
compared with 1,623,so2 for 1907 and
3.057,2S3 for 1906.
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lMlnoIs Postofaee Robbed.

UttIHV51 SSosS55S0 VS11Su'
Dixon, Ill, Oct. S.-The p%ostoflce
ut Franklin Grove was robbed. Nitro
Klycerino Was used on the safe. All
the money and stamps in the safe
were taken but the loss has not yet
boen estimated.
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Ready to Perform.

"You can't find work anywhere?'
"No; nothing seems to turn up"
what kind Of work would you do?"
"Oh. anything. OF course I would
prefer some job that would require
skill, like coloring m~eerschaum pipes"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

Declines to Run for Congress.
Kalamazoo, Mich. Oct. 8-samuel
Fnlx Of this city. Democratic nominee
Tor congress In the Third Michigan
district, has declined 70 Tun.
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Novel Attraction.

II notice you are keeping your SUM-
mer hotel full"
"Yes; we have a few"
"Good board?"
Nothing extra"
"Fine scenery?"
"Not to brag Of"
Whats the attraction?"
81 hire four men by the week to stay
there"
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Revertina TO Tyne.

Reverting to Type.
The little boy upon tho beach
Is having lots Of fun.
He knows he's out of mammals reach
APPLYING in the sun
He tears a hole right through his cap.
Makes ships Of both his shoes.
For socks he doesn't are . rap:
He thinks them made to lose.
He ties some stones up in his blouse
And sets his shoes aioat.
He gives his linen suit a souss
Attending to his boat.
Hes turning savage very fast
Encampin8 In the sand.
When mamma reaches hia s$ last
Ny. how that boy gets tAansd1
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Method.

Method.
Cant she swim yet?''
"Not a stroke"
But she has been at the seashore
three seasons"
eyes, but If she could swim what ox-
cuse would she have to allow a nan
to help her to Learnt"
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Horrible TO Contemplate.

Horrible to Contemplate.
1.-THE Merry Widow hat hasn't
reached Paris yet, where it was sup
posed to have originated"
"That so? Suppose u women will
ever outgrow IT."
mercy, I hope not! How could we
ever afford to buy them shirt waists II
they got that big?"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

County Of Steele.
In District Court.
Third Judicial District.
E. A. Wandel. ......... Plaintiff
VS..
U N I,nt, r
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

A fatted son and a prodigal calf often
are n and the same individual.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

Opportunity is a shy bird, and II
takes a clever man to snare it.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
Humor ua Philosophy
By DUNCAN NJ. snlrzt
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The might have been" sounds sweet
and sentimental, but it really is a weak
sister.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

If a million dollars happens to BE- lsft
to you, call au ambulance at n
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

Believe in all things good, but have
some knowledge Of the wicked. You
will need 1t.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

Men often lose their presence Of
mind, but women never lose their alb
sence of silence.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08

Lots of men are fond Of their fellow
creatures-when they have roasted
them.
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F. w. AMBs. Attorney. Msyvtle. N. q.
o-24-7t.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

a wild thing driven TO bay, the stakes.
her lover and a fortune.
Prominent In his support will be Miss
Percy Hasweii. an accomplished ar
fist who always brings charm and force
to every role she undertakes and who
herself starred with conspicuous sue
cess in recent seasons. Francis Carlyle,
Albert Carols Andrews, who was princi /,
pal comedian with Richard Mansfield
Burkhardt, r. ". Ferguson. Russell
Crawford, the veteran Harry Barfoot.
Frederic Sargent and Sarah Padden
comprise an organization of exceptional
artistic worth.
Klaw Erlanger will produce in this
city shortly, dramatic version OF Gil
bert Parker's famous novel. THE Right
of Way" The DECENTRALIZATION OF what
has been pronounced the greatest novel
OF the decade, was made by Eugene
Presbrey the successful adapter OF "Raf-
fies. The story IL told In five episodes.
The FIRST shows Charley Steele at the
height OF his success as a lawyer and
leader of his social world in the city of
Montreal. He In q man without a heart.
n doubter, a wrecker OF men for selfish
reasons. There In a quick transition In
the second episode, showing steele
seeking his recreations I'm the mire OF
the river tavern on the banks of the
ST lawrence. A blow. and his memory
is wiped out. Here playwright and nov
answered the question of Steele's re-
demptton. He left his readers with the
impression that Steele died suicide
and debauche. Mr. Presbrey will
show his salvation through faith and
love.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

Morrell. the famous tenor. late OF THAT
Quartette": Matt Keffe. Earl Benham.
all vocalists of note. There will be a
splendid orchestra of 30 ana chorus
OF 20. For the finale 10 the performance
George NJ Cohan has written one-act
musical sketch entitled The Belle of
the BARRIERS Ball" I'm which all the
principal members OF the company VIII
appear.
In his new play called The Honor
OF the Family" Otis Skinner VIII be
seen in the Detroit opera house the last
half of the week The auspicious, domi-
mating Philippe Bridau is the stellar
role and from the very first act, where
he appears only for few minutes. he
completely captures the audience and
compels admiration.
Always rare artist In whatever he
undertakes, Otis Skinner in this role is
said to give stage portrait that will
outlive anything he has so far done.
We simply forget Otis Skinner. tho
actor. in the delight OF Philippe Bridau.
the man
In THE Honor OF the Family" Otis
Skinner fights duel OF wits and his
adversary Is a woman. bold. unscrH
pulius woman. who possesses tigeris3
love for the man who holds her heart
But When Otis Skinner appears
Philippe Bridau. with his cool audacity
and almost superhuman perspicacity
the woman recognizes a foemau worthy
OF her supremest efforts and fights like
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.


Conan & Harris. Ministries VIII be
seen the first half OF next week II, nv
Detroit opera house. Tho success OF the
company has demonstrated that tne
time has arrived for revival OF inter
est In this purely American entertain
nieiit. Anticipating that fact, Messts.
Conan q Harris have gone almost 10
extremes In placing on the stage nun
strei entertainment the equal or whlch
IL Is said has never before been at
tempted I'm this country. Not only have
they nearly all OF the best Minstrel tai
emit In America, but they have given the
show n sumptuous scenic setting and
costnmed II as extravagantly as they
have all their musical plays.
The organization has for it's star
Honey Boy" George Evans, whose wilt
and rafting good monologue have
always proved popular with American
audiences Mr. Evans has for his asso-
GATES in the company many we'll
known minstrel stars. including Eddie
Leonard. John King Ernest Tenney and
ALI Gibson. I'm addition 10 score OF
others, who will be seen in their ac-
customcd places when the curtain rises
upon the transformation first part, In
the Glade OF the Orchids" Others who
will be readily recognized include Frank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

title OF the interesting sequel is The
Indians Secret" and II VIII be given
It's FIRST Detroit presentation in the
Whitney next Sunday afternoon. In the
sequel. after a series of exciting incl
dents. II develops that White Eagle Is
In reality OF white blood. and of course
the romance is brought TO a happy
close. without the usual race prejudice.
AS In the earlier play the Indians play
an important part. the dramatic In
terest revolving around the efforts OF
Myrtle Calhouse. the Kentucky girl. to
secure information Leading 10 the loca-
father. who was killed in the Indian
massacres To accomplish this she
again Journeys into the red mans
OF a scoundrelly cousins plot, and Is
rescued I'm the nick of time by White
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
JOHN s. MORRISON DIES.

CALUMET. Mich. oct. 10.-(spe.
cial.)-John s. Morrison. aged 81, a
wealthy settler of the copper country
nd father-in.law OF James MacNaugh.
on, general manager of the Calumet
& Hecla interests. died at 2 o'clock
this morning. Death was caused by
complications resulting from accidents
sustained by Mr.. Morrison In one OF
his lumber camps, a year ago.
Besides Mrs. MacNaughton, two
other daughters are living. Mrs J. p.
North and Mrs. A. II. Mills. A son,
Charles, Is also living.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

irons Sunday afternoon when The
Kentucky Bellies" are the attraction.
for the company Is Introducing Choo-
ceeta, said TO be the best ever In the
terpslchorean line OF amusements.
Chooceeta is the big feature OF the
show and Will appear as a special at
traction In the tWo-act musical comedy.
The Hoodlums' Holiday" which THE
Bellies" present
J. Grant Gibson wrote and composed
Tho Hoodlums Holiday" and IL Is
claimed that he has turned out a must
cal show that IL different from the rest.
Ii contains Is songs for the chorus to
froiic in, including Fishing for
Man" In which the maids drop hook
and line over the footlights for the
audience TO nibble at. Love But One
Girl" The Dashing General Boom"
"Dany Dan" and many other dittics
are used The scenes OF the comedy are
in Dr. Dippy's sanitarium. General
Boom, played by Jim Diamond. comedi-
an. endsavors to WOO the doctor ;
daughter and gets into all sorts of
funny troubles which finally land him
in the insane ward.
The Mclrose Bros. will give an aero
battle act in the olio. j. Grant Gibson
and Adele Rauney appear In songs aud
conversations O'Maily and Golden as
dancers and vocalfsts, and Dave and
Percie Martin appear In the musical
piece. Harvest Time.
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ment that IL free from the old-time
slap-sticl and horse-play sort of per-
Torrance, should visit the Gayety
theater next week, where Sam A.
Scribner's Big Show will present a bill
that should please the most fastidious
and exciting patron of Manager Ward 3
coy house. Scribner's Big Show will
be found one of the strongest and best
equipped attractions on the road this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10


navoring TO the more largely developed
comedy events. lyon Yonson" occupies
n sort OF individual field, as there are
but few pieces before the public ex-
plotting a Swedish dialect star. The
many troubles of Yon and the exceed
ingiy humorous manner IL which they
are handled by the good natured Swede
provide plenty OF laughter. Though the
piece has seen the light OF several
theatrical seasons this will be its first
presentation In this city.
very pretty scenic outfit 10 prom
ised, and OF particular interest In the
daring rescue from the log jam. A very
realistic production of this scene 10
promised by the management OF lyon
Yonson." The usual Sunday. Wednes-
day and Saturday matinees will be
given.
TEMPLE.
Manager Moore promises a '.pennant'
vaudeville bill for the patrons OF the
Temple theater next week, with two
stellar attractions, both OF which will
be new to the many patrons of that
theater. The first In Importance Is
larcels new art studies and has re-
liefs just over from Europe. Although
Marcel has on former occasions pre-
scented art studies and bias reliefs In the
Temple. II Is claimed that his present
Offering Ia entirely new, and that the
living canvasses and studies from the
sculptors will be beautiful models from
the centers OF art in Europe. Every
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
THE WHITNEY

Lincoln j. Carter gave to the theater-
going public an interesting and worthy
attraction In "The Flaming Arrow
which has been going the rounds sew
written as fully an interesting sequel
taking up the story Of White FagIe,s
love for the Kentucky girl. where n ,s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

an excellent straight vaudeville show
Among those who will contribute novel
and pleasing acts are Bedine n Ar
thur, The Brianza Trio. the Columbia
Musical Sextettc. Black Raymond,
Maussey A Lorenz. and Falardo. --
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

season They have thoroughly rejuve-
mated the Organization and have Law
fshed money on its scenic and costume
equipments.
Tire vaudeville part of the entertain
ment Will consist OF an olio OF excep-
tional merit that would OF ITSELF make
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

The Daffy Dame" will do her share
towards helping to drive away the
blues. IL tho Tigers fail TO cop the
worlds championship and II it's the
other way about, her Offering will be
none the less acceptable.
Murry IL Guilfoyle will be seen and
heard In burnt cork speciality that IL
heralded az the real thing in this line
OF entertainment. Lillian Knox and Ar
thur Fiest Will have something new In
the way of pictorial ballads. while the
comiquescope Will show several new
and entertaining sets of>pictures.
AVENUE.
Dancing. novel and sensational, is
promised for the Avenue theater pa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
IYCEIfM

Commencing Sunday afternoon the
Lyceum will offer the Swedish dialect
play, "Yon Yonson," with Ben Hem
dialect comedians before the American
public. in the stellar role The. humor
Of the piece Is Irresistible and that Mr..
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nv LOCAL PLAYHOUSES 81
~

Hendricks gets the most out OF the
character Is demonstrated by the popu-
larity he hats won for his own. A gen
tie touch sof romance and a few dra-
matte incidents give Just the proper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
GAYETY,

brightsst in bupieseue and vsudsyiile'
and who want to witness an entertain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

patron OF tho Temple will remember
the former stage pictures OF Marcel
and when IL Is stated that his present
onering far surpasses his former eff
The special feature attraction is the
satirical farce of Angela Dolores and
company. called Cupid at Home" An
gela Dolores will be recalled by play
goers as the former leading woman OF
the Pike stock company, that had such
ceum theater. Miss Dolores IL making
her first appearance In vaudeville In
this city, and her former admirers will,
no doubt. have their curiosity whetted
to see her at closer range than Is af-
Leslie saws in the Chicago News: "An-
gela Dolores Is one OF the happiest cap
lures vaudeville has made from the le-
climate In many years"
Comedy will be the principal factor
that clever monoiogist Stuart Barnes.
who promises an entire new line OF
material: Avery a Hart the foremost
colored comedians. will also be n strong
factor In the running. They are called
The Williams q Walker of vaudeville. E"
resemble. both In physical appearance
and in comedy. the famous kings Of Da-
honey.
The Four Casting Dunbars will pro-
Vide the athletic sensation OF the bill.
and Bernice. will furnish the daintiest
musical act on the vaudeville stage.
Watson q Little will OFFER for the first
time here their comedy "A Matrimo-
MIA, Bargain" and Morris q Morris
Broomhandle" The kinetorraph mic
lures will be well up to the standard
set by the Temple
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
THRATHR CON1IQuE.

Another installment OF real vaude-
Vile" Is promised by management OF
tes ss s0r nsss OF we shs
first quality. head the bill and will
present. for the first time In Detroit.
their original skit entitled "A Trip
In the extreme
Paula La Drew. widely known as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10

Eagle. The close OF the drama intro
ducss a thrilling battle between the
government troops and a body OF genu-
Inc Sioux Indians.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-10
LAFAYETTE.


The continuous vaudeville and picture
show In the Lafayette In making a pro-
nounced success. For the week COM
mencins with the Sunday matinee. Oct,
IL, an excellent vaudeville bill has
been secured. The reigning New York
success, The Devil" will be portrayed
by moving and talking pictures. and n
ing pictures will be shown. The reaIis-
tic and entertaining actologue and talk
ing pictures will add completeness TO an
celled by none. The constantly increas-
ink attendance proves that the public
appreciates the advantage and comfort
OF an entertainment given in n real
theater, well warmed. lighted and ven :
tilated, where every attention liz paid TO
the safety and comfort of the spccta
tors. And while the attractions are OF
superior order, prices are maintained
at the same low figure, only one dime.
No better entertainment can be found
anywhere and you can come when you
please and stay as long as you like
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1908-11-20
Shoe Department

Those who have heretofore bought shoes
from us know that our quality is the high
est only.
During this NOVEMBER SALE we have
some Special Lines Of Shoes upon which
we have slaughtered the already reason
able prices in order to close them out
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-29
ON. SUPPLIES ARE
ALL At LEILEHUA

With the exception of few tents,
practically all of the equipment need
ed from the local @. NJ. depot for
the Leilehua cantonment has been
sent out. For weeks the Q. NJ. teams
were kept busy hauling equipment,
but lull has now come In the activ-
ity.
There is comparatively little need
ed, in the way OF Q. NJ. supplies, to
complete the equipment at Leilehua.
A few more hospital tents will be
sent out for the officers, and also a
few conical tents for the men.
The two squadrons of the Fifth
Cavalry will bring their own cots
and other like equipment with them
on the transport Thomas. which will
reach here on January ~. II Is now
believed that the cantonment will be
practically completed when the
troops arrive.