Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-13
HONOLULU and F. SHAFTER
FOLKS VISIT INFANTRY CAMP
Following Review of Troops by Brgadier general Macomb
the First Hawaiian Brigade Gets Down to Active Manever
Work Today-Sunday Day Of Rest for Troops

how the Athletics did 1t: or. whether
Donovan can again show strong in the
coming bout with Carlin; or marvel
ing how easy 1t is to- raise blister
your soldier man does not waste time
ever bothersome things like ''imag-
mary or outlined enemies" positions
IN readiness" thinks of the things
that are real to him and lets the quar-
termster sergeants, . company cooks.
captains, colonels and umpires wrestle
with rations, orders and all the other
things that go to make maneHver
camps what they area training per.
God for officers and men under SER
vice conditions and where will be met
the problems that will be encountered
in actual campaign.
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NOTES.
The three regimental messes, or
clubs, at Sehofield Barracks, have
courteously extended the full privi-
Ieges of their organizations to the Of
ficers of the I'd infantry during the
stay of that regiment in camp. ...
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e.. MAJ. Z GILL; vi I6dOC
tant, is in charge Of the, details for
problem work and has announced that
four captains from each of the three
regiments will be detailed each dav
as umpires In addition, the, field Of
ficers will also perform one or more
tours of the same duty.
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For the information Of prospective
visitors to the camp from Honolulu,
It may be said that there are no re-
strictions as to their presence sapd that
the early morning train will land them
at the camp in ample time to see the
various movements. The station at
Dowsett Is the most convenient place
to leave or take the railroad trains
The station is but 800 yards from I'd
infantry headquarters. .~..< s
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The first shipment of i, the field
bread baked at the big field bakery in
Honolulu arrived at Camp Oh Satur.
day afternoon. Five hundred and
thirty loayes each OF two rations was
the issue to the Cd. The bread was
of splendid quality and. as one hungry
soldier expressed II "sure eats like
cake!" J.. ?, . .. -...--
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g The LIST Infantry exchange is as
sured of a big house on the 18th when
the fine boxing card arranged will be
presented. Donovan of the I'd will
make his reappearaflce In the ring.
He has been doing some steady train
ing since his defeat by Charlie Reilly
come weeks ago. BY mutual agree.
ment between the managing officers
CT the two exchanges, the I'd infantry
exchange viii sell tickets for the bouts
on credit to the men of that regiment.
This insures big attendance from
the I'd. n
The regimental headquarters of the
I'd has established an excellent mess
and will have as guests during the
camp General Macomb, Major Penn,
Colonels Galbraith and Reichmann,
and Lieutenant Crockett from brigade
Headquarters :,
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Inasmuch as the band of the I'd III
fantry did not accompany the regi-
trent in the field the band of the
25th was attached to the I'd for the
review on Saturday and led the troops
in the march past the reviewing Off
Ger, playing in excellent time a we'll
chosen selection.
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BY brigade orders all sick requiring
hospital treatment will be sent by
the first available railway train to the
department hospital at Fort Shafter.
which Institution will be considered
and used as a base hospital for troops
in campaign.
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