Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30

British Americans As
japanese Americans -
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an ;ncrease Of o. over the number On November 10TH
aCREATNG A BRIGADE 80 &: S.
TSs orpanizaton ii the 1st 2nd and srd regiment
atry having been completed the said Of infantry
shall constitute brigade to be known as the lst br1gsde
Brssd;sr General Samuel Johnson Aautant General
Territory of Hawaii assigned to the command OF the
D''sA'' 1LUcIUs 81 PINKHAM IS
Governor Of HAWAII.
n0n0luo' N0s - i9 ..srourpmz,1r S. II &c s.
nTbe War Department has % companies and We
are applicants the equipment for the three
.,pAID NATIONAL. g6ARD 80 s 800 80
country can depend II the dun time 81 peace on
ment and patriotism only paid enlisted men Inc tact
is too obvious for discussion. S.. - ssss.ssxs
Hawai- cannot Ds eeppsrsa with Other
oA's' sues arRoyp1no FOR PAY HOLLIS = ! =. =
would equitable and economical Tor the War re.
srtnent Of the United States half the pay roll
and the Territory Of Hawaii the other half S..
e Territory prospective Of revenue which
win be taken up in another can comfortably
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IS doubtful any legislation liable to be adopted Tor
mainland conditions situation viii be found applicable
and soundy economic in the Territory of Hawaii 3,
had Legislation Hghg pc 10 Mdkt AOIc
securely available and effective the 1000 ID hand
shah urge the War Department TO
Guard complete equipment amnunition conissary stores
Tor the days N active camp and ons1aI, tae psy r0
Sxas manly patriotic part and not comnerCiaixed part
II local and national defense. sg ~ 49, IS -
The National Government considers this
cent vital to here have been stab
fish promptly garrison of 1872 largest the
Tinted States of America or
Carter recently told the garrison would reach probably
$4,000 men. u.s.. stfs So sS s ss. US Il
It win be impossible even suicidal to leave this garrison to
say nothing Of the population without the and
lection of powerful navy having its base the Naval
Station Pearl Harbor Ibeeve that not less than ten thous
and men win be required this Naval defense gomu
caton be kept open from Haas naval base not from
The action and plans ii the United states Indicate policy
Of Thorough Preparedness and of The cable
gram Of February seventeenth and Ehoroue
The future is based the policy q the Territorial
Administration.
have refused and shall refuse to discuss a public print
speech possible events within the shores Of TIE aec
solicited numerousy for membership articles or pblss.
ton and cash sort Of society
peace by BY faith by ethics BY intangible
safety and defense confined myself to the following
ply to the journal Of American History. 8
Governor Of the outpost United States
and in contact with Oriental populations and problsn
which the people Of the mainland practical conception
T would improper for me from any point q view y discuss
the situation. 80 S. 49,
Peace has It's tragedies well war, and conMsreiM
greed destructive Of society and the spirit man
hood ~ aakl81lni
This Territory has its problems and needs every factor
Of means spirit patriotism and power to these Ha
waiian Islands in fact American, well as in
Shortly after my arrival Governor realized large body
of troops their sake that community could
be restricted to the of their posts That the necessary
marches required convenient army controlled
camp sites on the route. -
After adjusting various interests and boundaries site at
Kaneohe the wndward side of Oahu containing two hun
dred and sxtyseven acres May h rendered to the
Hawaiian Department In the month of August 1914 said
United States.
S another site needed hence three hundred eight
have been aside Aea subject Hawaiian De-
parment and proclamation of the President
The increase number of the army military exgencies
will require the range island will permit. Not
less than three additional sites be provided
GREAT MILITARY ROADS
must be provided Of quality and present
localm means II bl1ifd 49,