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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-20

The Scout Law.
81. A scouts honor is to be
trusted
'If a scout were to break his honor
by telling a lie, or by not carrying
out an order exactly, when trusted or
his honor to do so, he may be direct
ed to hand over his scout badge, anC
never to wear it again. He may alsC
be directed to cease to be a scout.
"2. A scout is loyal to his parents
his leaders, his country and to al
others to whom loyalty is due.
80. A scouts duty is to be usefu
and to help others. He must be pre-
pared at any time to save life or t
help injured persons. And he mus
try his best to do a good turn t
somebody every day.
"A, A scout is a friend to all, an
brother to every other scout.
rs A scout is courteous. That is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

of stirring selections and they were
freely eneored,
The appointment of Frank A. Rob
bins, formerly of the Regular Army
and now a member of the I'd Regiment
Band as drum major, was announced
at regimental headquarters. The dis
charge of Private Calvin G. Chase OF
Co f of Dover, on account of ill
health. was reported, Tuesday after
noon The general health of the com
pany, however, continues excellent.
The Y. NJ. G. A. tent was moved
early Tuesday, from its former posi-
ton near the hospital tent TO the eX-
treme right of the field and it is
thought that the new position viii
prove more satisfactory than the old
one. The tent was well patronlzed
during the afternoon and evening and
many of the guardsmen took advah-
tage of the opportunity afforded to
write home letters
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nesdaN,s PROGRAM.

The work of Wednesday forenoon
viii be largely repetition of that OF
Tuesday forenoon ana viii include
company close order drill from TO
S.45 A. II. followed from to 9.45 A.
NJ. by battalion close order drtll and
from 10 to II A. NJ. by regimental
close order drill
The work Of Wednesday afternoon
will he an advance over that of Tues
day afternoon both in regard to the
commissioned and non commissioned
officers schools and the parade work
and will aim at having the men in
good form for Thursday. the big yet
dreaded day of camp, when the citi-
zen soldiers pass in review before the
Commander in Chief of the forces and
his staff.
The subject of the non commission
ed officers school which takes place
from 100 To 2.15 r. M. will be troop
leading. The officers school, which
is called tor $50 p. NJ. will inclade a
conference on close order drill and in
struction in the manual of the saber
Battalion parade will be in order at 4
T. NJ, and the usual evening band
concert Will be given al 7.30 f. NJ. in
front of regimental headquarters.
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The Matter of Subsistence.

The -perishable subsistence,
which was first issued Monday Will
probably be issued second time
about Friday, as five-days rations are
given out of this class of food. while
the bread and meat are issued every
day Haversack rations will be issued
later in the encampment when the
men are taking up the bivouac prob
lerns.
The companies are now settling
down to the regular system of draw =
ing their meats and other rations and
the securing of them III the right pro-
portions. The quartermaster serseants
are imposing upon themselves the
task of keeping close tabs upon the
amounts purchased, the subsistence be-
ing sold to the camps and charges be
ing made for il to each company by
means of a system of triplicate slips.
The accounts are all balanced at the
end of the encampment ahi a striGt
accounting made with each company.
One feature Of Camp Reyes. which
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At General Headquarters.

Adjutant General Dill was absent,
Tuesday. in Portland, leaving Inspeo-
tor General Moriarty in charge Other
members of the staff present were
Chief Commissary Owen and CHEF
Surgeon Fuller. Notwithstanding the
other attractions in the city 100 or
more of the townspeople, the larger
proportion of them being ladies. We're
observed about headquarters and scat
tered over various parts or the muster
field. when F. NJ. arrived, the hour
for battalion parade Battalion and
regimental parades always attract the
spectators, rather than the actual
drill work, on account OF being more of
a spectacle.
The spectators were by no means
disappointed for the battalion parades
were of unusual excellence for so early
in the encampment. The parades
We're by the LIST and Sd battalions. the
second being ON guard duty, and the
.loving lines of blue with the lively
strains of martial music from the
famous I'd Regiment Band presented
a very pretty picture.
The band concert in front of regi-
mental headquarters in the evening
brought a large crowd of people in
Guiding many out of town visitors.
Leader Sprague had a fine repertoire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09
WRlNkLELESS SKIN
NOW EASY TO HAVE
From Family Physician

There's no excuse for any woman
having wrinkles now. II has been
found that a simple mixture of saXo-
lite and witch hazel has remarkable
action upon the deepest wrinkles, no
matter what their nature, whether
caused by worry. hahitual frowning,
a debilitated condition or the ravages
of Father Time. This harmless rem
edy. which anyone can easily make
and use at home. acts both as an
astringent and a tonic. The combined
effect of tightening the skin and
frightening it's vitality is to immedi-
ately affect every line and wrinkle.
keeping the cuticle smooth and firm
las in youth.
The proportions are one ounce sax
olite tpowdered) to one-haf pint
witch hazel The solution should be
used as a wash lotion. 1t is equally
effective in dsposing of tiabbiness of
cheek and neck, as we'll as sagging
below the eyes,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09
Second REGIMENT Roster.

The roster of the I'd Infantry for the
encampment at Camp Keyes is as fol-
lows:
Colonel-Frank NJ. Hume. Houlton.
Lieut.. Col. Frank B. Cummings,
Portland.
Maiors-George Mel. Presson, Farm
ington; Walter ]. Mayo. Foxeroft;
William F. Southland, Bangor.
Adjutant-Capt Frank f. Drake,
Pennington.
Quartermaster- Albert Green
law, Eastport.
Commissary-C Oin NJ. Smith,
Houlton.
Assistant Inspector Small Arms
Practice-Capt. Moses p. Stiles, Nor
way.
Chaplan-Rev James f. Cochrane,
Brunswick.
Battalion Adjutant-First Lieuts
Thomas NJ. j. Enright. Augusta
James W Hanson, Portland; Lucian
w Blanchard. Rumford.
Battalion Quartermaster and Com
misunderstood ieuts. Harold r
Peacock. Auburn; Irwin f. Thomas
Waterville Josiah M. Libby, Lewis
ton.
Non Commissioned Staff.
Sergeant Major-Alton F.. White
head, Norway.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Frank w
Lawry. Pennington.
Commissary Sergeant-Joseph p
Grenier, Augusta.
Color Sergeants -Wilram p. Mars
ton. Damariscotta Mills; Charles r.
Bracket. Bangor.
Battalion Sergeants Major-Willian
NJ Emery. PASSPORT Harvey B. Had
ley East Livermore; Frederick ID
McAlary, Watervile.
Medical Corps.
| Lieut. Col Edwin NJ. Fuller, Bath
Major Bal F. Bradbury, Norway.
First Lieutenants-John e. TnWne
| WatervilIe. Edison f Goodrich. Water
Vile: Harry w. Sampson, Nationa
Home.
/ First Battalion.
! Major George Mel. Presson, com
mandne; LIST Lieut.. Lucian w Blanch
ard, adjutant
4 Co. X of Farmington-Capt DAME
| b Belcher, LIST Lieut.. Arthur c. Low
ell; End Lieut.. Robert F. White.
! Co. B of Rumford-Capt. John A
Hadley; 1st Lieut.. Norman w Han
son; End Lieut.. Nelson T. Coolidge. 2
thur # Kinds. 1st Lieut. Arthur
Hinds:,2nd Lieut.. Osro Roys. Jr.
Co. D of Norway--Capt. Lyman II
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Food. Flies and Finqers,"

Food. flies and fingers are three
dangerous 'Fs' for the soldier lads, .
said Lieut.. Col Edwin NJ Fuller OF
Bath. chief surgeon of the National
Guard of the State of Maine Tuesday
morning, IN discussion the sanitary
condition OF Camp Z. D. Keyes with
a Kennebec Journal reporter "Unsan-
itary food disease breeding flies and
dirty fingers do more mischief than
anything else, and the soldier Who
rakes his garbage into the ground can
fool neither the flies nor the inspector. >"
The sanitary condition OF the camp
is first class" declared Col. Fuller
TUESDAY morning Col. Fuller is watch
ing with a great deal of interest the
work of the incinera tors used at this
camp in burning up the garbage,
which he believes have successfully
solved the problem that the Regular
Army has been working upon for a
long time, that of disposing of the
garbage and reducing the number Of
flies to a minimum, and assisting in
keeping the camp In healthy condi-
ton.
Each company cook shack Is
equipped with an ineinerator con
structed of several good-sized stones,
and sufficient fire is kept upon the
stones so that they are always hot.
Upon these hot stones is dumped all
waste and refuse and thus it is imme-
diatelv burned up before the flies have
a chance 10 get at it i believe that
the men are going TO improve upon
this incinerator during the encamp-
mont. until they get it TO be pretty
near the proper thing" said Col. Full
Ter Some Of the companies had dir
ficrlty in finding material proper TO
be used for the ineinerators, as they
brought nothing Of the kind to the
camp with them but all will have thenl
in good shape by Wednesday
The ineinerator in use at the band
cook shack seemed to be doing its
work TUESDAY. about as well as any OF
them. while those used by the cooks
of Cos. c and G We're also running IN
good shape.
Two cases were reported Tuesday
forenoon at the hospital, both of then
being for bowel disorders. All of the
cases thus far reported to the hospita
have been Of minor nature, and in
dications point TO an unusually
healthy encampment, probably large
Is on account of the more sanitary
| conditions prevailing in the field.
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MUS TER.
Continued from Page Onel

Reyes, found much stricter conditions
prevailing than on the opening day
and getting out on pass during the day
was by no means an easy proposition.
The soldier boys were given portion
OF the time in the afternoon for
baseball games, but the actual work
ing program of the camp as announc-
ed IN the orders of Col Hume were,
earned out TO the letter.
The close order drills by eemnanv
battalion and regiment took up the
entire forenoon. while in the early aft
efno6n came the commissioned
and commissioned officers schools The
day concluded with the battalion pa
fades and both drills and parade work
Were remarkably well carried out for
the first day of the encampment. Co.
a OF Pittstield, the new company of
the Sd Battalion which has been or
gained about four months, received
great praise for its appearance. which
was in some respects considerably bet
ter than some of the companies that
have been longer organized. This
company is recruited up to it's full
number of "a men and its officers are
as follows: capt. Louis O. Haskell. LIST
Lieut.. Charles E. Hartford, "a Lieut.
Percy e Gleason.
At noon Tuesday Cos l. and + of the
2d Battalion replaced Cos. NJ and a on
guard DUTY and Capt. Elson A Hors-
ford Of Co. l. of Houlton replaced
capt James F. Bagley of Co. NJ Of
Augusta, as officer of the day, while
Can't Charles f. Norton of Co + Of
Dover, became supernumary officer of
the day in place Of Capt. Louis O.
Haskell of co. A of Pittsfeld At the
same time Lieut.. Fred 3. Perley of
CO. NJ of Augusta was replaced by
Lieut. Harry M Perry of Co. l. of
Hoaltan as commander of the guard.
and LIST Lieut., Carl r. Bailey and "a
Lieut. Dan F. Christie of Co. F Of
Dover. replaced 1st Lieut. Charles T.
Hartford of Pitt sfield and I'd Lieut.
Percy NJ. Gleason of Pittsfeld as su-
pernUmary officers of the guard
Guard was again changed at mid
night Cos. ! of EastpOrt and q of
Bangor then going on duty with Capt
Ralph w. Bradish of PASSPORT as Off
Ger of the day and Capt. William \.
Mcdonald of Bangor as supernumerars
officer of the day. LIST Lieut. William
f. GilligaHs of Co / then became com
mander of the guard, with lst Lieut.
Daniel I. Could and I'd Lieut. Leigh
| Harvey of Co. G as supernumerarv
officers of the guard
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The Service Calls.

General orders No. s. issued from
resin'ental headquarters by Col Hume.
giFe the following service calls for the
tonr of duty Aug. 7-16:
First call 80 A NJ: reveille. $40
A. IL. assembly. 5.45 A NJ; mess call
$50 \. NJ; sick cali and fatigue, a.
NJ; Grill call Aug. and 9. 80 A. NJ;
assembly. 3 A NJ: recall, 845 A NJ;
drill ALI. Q \. NJ; assembly call. 9.05
4. NJ: adjutants call form battal-
ions1 go a. NJ. recall, 9.45 A. NJ.
drill call. 10 A. NJ. assembly. 10.65 4.
NJ. adjutant's call. form battalionsl
f010 A. Nj; adiutant's cali Cform reg
imenD lois A. NJ. recall. II A NJ;
drill call aug. 1ol 40 A. NJ. assem-
bly,, 80 A. Nj. recall, A. NJ; drill
call. 915 A. NJ. assembly, - \. NJ;
adiutant's call form battalions1 $50
a. NJ. recall, II \. NJ; drill call (Aug.
H. IL. 14 40 A, Nj; assembly 30 \.
NJ adjutant's call form battaliOns)
725 A. Nj; adjutant's call form resi-
monU 7.30 A. NJ; LIST sergeant's call,
1870 A. NJ: first call. 1l.40 a. NJ; as
sCmbly. 1850 \. NJ: mess call, Il NJ;
school cali (N. G. o. aug. 8 -. 100
P. NJ: assembly. 80 p NJ: sehoof
call. officers. 2.20 P. M; assembly, go
p Nj; first cali battalion parade) Aug.
y. 40 P NJ: assembly, $50 p. NJ;
adjutants call form battalions) S.55
p NJ: adjutant's call form regiment
4 p. NJ: first call. Teview. Aug. 100
500 p. NJ; assembly, $50 P, NJ; adj
iutant's call form battalionsl 2.S5 Up.
NJ: adiutants call form regiment
3 10 P. NJ: first call. $50 P. NJ. assem-
bly,. sac p NJ: retreat 5.45 P. NJ;
mess call. 6 P NJ: band concert r
NJ: tattoo, Q p NJ call to quarters,
e45 p. NJ: taps. 10 P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09
Third Battalion

Major William E. Southland COM
handing; 1st Lieut.. James W Hanson.
adiutant
Co. f of skowhegan- Capt. BERTHE l.
Rice LIST Lieut.. Charles L. Bagley; 2nd
Lieut.. Clarence B. Hight
Go. NJ of Augusta-Capt James F.
Bagley 1st Lieut.. Fred 3 Perley, md
Lieut.. Fred S. Rand
Co. A Of Pittsfeld-Gapt. Louis o
Haskell; lst Lieut.. Charles f Hart
ford; IND Lieut.. Percy Gleason.
Co. II of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H
Murray. captain; Hermon A. Crom-
nett 1st Lieut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

The nth Maine Regiment is to hold
its reunion. Wednesday, at the State
park, where the company was muster
ed so years ago. The business meet
ing with election Of officers Will occur
in the afternoon, while in the evening
under canvass a campfire will be held,
at which Governor Plaisted, whose
father, the late Gen. Harris Nj. Plais-
ted. was once colonel of the Regiment,
will be the principal speaker.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs RAYMOND w. Linseott
of Moves place are the happy parents
OF nice young lady who came to JON
their family circle Tuesday morning
II is understood that Miss Linscott at
the time of her arrival, weighed about
10 mounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Major Walter J. Mayo commanding;
list Lieut. Thomas NJ. J. Enright, a4-
jutant
co. L of Houlton-Gapt. Elson 4.
Horsfoid: LIST Lieut.. Harry NJ. Perry
I'd Lieut.. Edward F. Heating
co of Eastport-Capt Ralph W
Bradish; 1st Lieut. William F. Gilli-
gan.
Co. f of Dover-Gapt Charles H
Norton; LIST Lieut.. Carl f. Bailey; ID
Lieut.. Dan f. Christie
Co. G of Bangor-Capt William A
Mcdonald; lst Lieut.. Daniel l. Gould +;
% Licnt. Leigh / Harvey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

listed men, with "A total of 81 men in
| camp. the fun roster being as follows:
! Captain. James r. Bagley. National
| Home LIST Lieut., Fred l.. Rand, All
! gusta; 2nd Lieut., Harlan F. keyes.
| Hallowell: sergeants, Jessie h. Lewis.
Roy H. Day. Harold Metcalf. Charles
Savage all Of Augusta. and Clarence
| l.. Williams of North Fassalboro; cop
/ erals. Hansy G. Hanson. Harold K.
Heath George Meigs, Harold Pack
ard all OF Augusta, Henry A. Kirk
wood OF the National Home. and lance
corporal. Joseph G. True of Vassal-
bore; cooks, stephen j. Robinson and
! Ralph Farley both of Augusta, mu
sioians. Drill V. Bruce and Arthur Fl.
Rush. both of Augusta; privates, Del
mont 5. Briggs, Forest j. Brown. Ever
Ell +. Ever Frank Hedemark VIII
liam H. Ma!loy, Harold E. Morse. Guy
l. Srith, Harold Judkins. Charles E.
Larrahee, Maurice w Smiley. Willism
W. Winter Jr.. Pearl NJ. Bowden.
Walter r. Hayes, Henry H. Linnell
and Everett + Burke all of Augusta;
Harold NJ Heath Of Readfield Depot.
George NJ. T!uggins OF Waterville,
Mark Il. higgins and John A. Jaquith
of Vassalboro, Phillip S. Malloy of the
National Home, John Mason of East
Vassalboro, Alton F. Randall OF Halo
well, Eugene Sherburne of Readfield,
Henry A. Starks and Leon h. Trask
of Gardiner. Joseph O. 1'rask of Sa
battHs Bert |. True of Weeks Mills
Jesse l.. Smith of Chelsea, Harry l.
Mcguire, FordNce r, Mills, Charles +.
Weeks and Clarence II. Burnham. all
| Of Manchester.
A detail of the boys from Nj took
their places at midnight Monday on
the guard line and by IL o'clock noon
on Tuesday, when their work was at
an end, practically the entire COM
pany had done duty in shifts consist
| ing Of two hours on guard and four
| hours off guard,
| shortly before 2 A. M. Tuesday a
guard relief under the guidance OF a
corporal sailed forth from their tents
and walked YEARLY over the hubby
ground in the direction where they ex-
peeted 10 find the picket line. Sud-
| denly there was runblng sound and
the solid .ground departed from be-
meath their foot hold and with more
celebrity than grace they ventured 10
! feet downward in search of unknown
| regions When the surprise was over,
the mystery explained as hidden
llgravel bank and everybody found TO
be unhurt.
Continued On Page Ten]
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THE CAPITAL GUARDS.
Daily Work of Augusta Boys at Camp
{. D. keYes.

Nsrv many favorable comments have
been heard during the past few days
concerning the fine appearance of the
Augusta Militia boys in Co NJ, who are
now leading the soldiers life at Camp
Erasmus D. Keyss.
Inspection Of the company roll shows
three commissioned officers and 10 en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Mrs. Sarah Hayden. matron at the
Augusta General hospital, is enjoying
q short rest from duty and is passing
the time at Capitol Island as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. Pen
ney OF this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Mrs. Nellie Murphy of Hallowell,
Who vas taken to the Augusta General
Hospital Monday afternoon. suffering
frem a paralytic shock. was stlll at
that institution Tuesday. No i'm
proyement was noted Tuesday after
noon and her condition was reported
to be serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

James +. McMitchen Of Weeks Mills
is a patient at the Augusta General
hospital because of injuries received
few DAYS ago by having his left hand
crushed b. rock. Some of the bones
Of the fingers were badly injured and
it is feared that amputation may be
necessary,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

The next concert by the Augusta ca
Diet Band, Frank A. Dennis, bandmas-
ter, will be given at O'Clock. Friday
evening, on the balcony of the Angus
ia House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

II you want your work executed
with promptness at Fifield Bros ma
chine shop now is a good time to place
your orders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Mr.. aid Mrs, T. V. Heating Of Quin-
cy. Mass, who had been visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. {. H. Dill of
Winthrop court, left Monday for their
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Miss Cecil Beecher of Littleton, n.
H.. is visiting in the city as the guest
of her uncle, II. A. Beecher of Cedar
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Friends of Miss Rose Buzzell, who
has FOR some time past been pa
tent at tile Augusta General hospital
and a short time ago underwent sur
gical treatment, will be glad to learn
that Size is improving and is able to
SIT up awhile in bed each day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Folsom of Man
chester, n. H., are visiting in the city
as the guest of his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. r. l.. Folsom, on Arsenal street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

X. w. Harvey of this city has leased
the CARY house on Central street IN
HallJwcll and it is understood that he
VIII occupy the same in September
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

The kennebec Pomona Grange will
meet Wednesday AT Monmouth. Those
wishing To attend from Augusta and
vicinity should take the 2:10 A. NJ.
electric car in u.der TO connect at
Winthrop with train for Monmouth,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Miss Matilda Gromley left Tuesday
Tor Harrison. n. Y, where she Will
enjoy a visit of about three weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

The many Augusta friends of Mr..
and Mra q. Fred Din Of Westfield
Mass, viii be- interested TO learn that
they tre the parents OF fine boy baby,
who WAS born to them Saturday morn
ing, aug. > Mr.. Dill IS son Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles H Dill of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

James Gr'!iin of Waterville was ad-
mitted, Tuesday, TO the Augusta Cen
eral hospital, Tor surgical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09
Second Battalion.

Daughraty; LIST Lieut.. Guy F. Stevens;
2nd Lieut. Guy l. SWEET