Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-11
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Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
PORT SKATER, Aug. IO.-The 3rd
Battalion, I'd Infantry, commanded by
Major H. o. Williams. left post this
morning for Waimanalo where they
win be In camp for the next two
weeks. Baggage wagons were packed
last evening and everything made In
readiness for an early start The bat
TALON will be Transported as far as
the end OF the Nuuanu car line on
street cars and win then hit the grit
over the Pail. Arrangements have
been made for a halt and rest at the
Maunawela ranch where the MONDAY
meal will be served After lunch the
column will march to their camp
ground near the waimanalo landing
and camp will be made.
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First Lieut.. Lloyd r. Fredendall, End
Infantry, has been granted an extern
sion OF stay in the islands, and will
devote much OF his time to the study
of the japanese language. Lieut. FIRE.
dendall has applied for the detail at
Toxic and has been a student of Jap
anese Cor several years. He has mas
tered much of the written and spoken
dialect. An efficer detailed on that
duty usually stays four years at the
Keio University. Lieut.. Charles Bur-
nett of the 4th Cavalry was recently
relieved from duty there and while IN
Toxic Mrs. Burnett became the idol
of the royal household and made quite
a reputation for herself as poetess.
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The aerodome management will put
on another amateur night IF fine
caliber. with large prizes. in about two
weeks. Entries will be taken from
Fort Shafter aspirants only. There
are few specialists who have been
taking all OF the prizes lately, but
Corporal Leigh, the instigator of these
affairs, says that many surprises are
In store for the next night and that |
the old foothght artists will have to
pull some new stuff or lose out"
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While IN camp at Koko Head re-
Gently, Major Lehman had the misfor-
tune to have his splendid charger
Blackie kicked by another animal, re-
sulting in a nasty cut on the foreleg.
While the bone was not injured the
cut caused the animal considerable
pain and will leave an ugly scar. I'M
der the treatment Of the veterinarian,
Blackie is rapidly improving and will |
be all right in a. few days.
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Lieut.. Charley Lyman with the
crack All-Army baseball team jour
neyed to Schofeid Barracks Sunday |
afternoon and tUok a fall out of the |
18th Infantry team. The final score |
was to z, and most of the credit for |
the win is due to the excellent pitch.
ing of the old veteran, Handsome"
Lawson. The 25th Infantry pitchers
were easy picking and the All-Army
played errorless ball
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The following named enlisted men |
have been relieved from special duty |
in the ouartermaster Corps and will |
report to their respective company |
for duty: Pvt. Isidor
starr, Company A, sArtifcers James H. |
Kane. Company E, Harry 81 Histe,
Company G, and Grover s. Farmhouse,
Company H, I'd infantry.
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The End Battalion, I'd Infantry, is I
conducting combat firing on the B |
range and will occupy the whole of
the week. The firing is In the nature /
Of a test of platoons, and each lieuten- /
ant and sergeant in the company win |
be required to take his platoon over
the course.
Private Isidor Bucirbinder, Company /
o, End Infantry, has been relieved /
from special duty as assistant in the
post exchange, and Pvt James T. I
Pierce. same company, detailed In his
place.