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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05

Under the provision of the gen.
eral Revenue Bill, the passage of
which was one of the last acts of
congress, the normal income tax
is doubled, but twice nothing is
still nothing, so most of us won t
worry.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
The Golden Egg Destroyed

Apalachicolans for many years
had natures Smokehouse in the
hay in the shape of millions of
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1916-10-05
ADVERTISEMENT

When men live in groups not
one of them is morally free to
make demands for himself regard
less of others.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
SGROFIElD GOLF
TOURNEY DOWN
10 FINALS
fsQeelal star .Bull..ia oqrrsspondsaoel


+ SEHOEIEI1D BARRACKS. Jan Is.
The .Schofield barracks Coli Club
has bad difheiHt- time in finishing
the tournament for the Aichman tFo-
ply cup. for the weather daring the
month has. been anything but propi-
tiOus for good golfr-eF anything else
for thai matter except water POLO.
Play in this handicap competition be.
gan JannaTyl and has continued
throughout the month until there ont
ID remains the finals 10 be played or
and this event will take place SatuT-
day or Sunday. Interest has been
very Keen Through the entire series
and many matches OF spectacular golf
have been pulled on. -
The contest has been an elimination
one and only two contestants are left
10 play for the cup The. two players
who have defeated all opponents and
who wiz tight out the finish on SAT
nrday or sunday are Lieut., Snow Of
the LIST Infantry and Colonel Keefer
OF the Medical Corps. Colonel Keefer
has played phenomen golf consider
ing the short time he has been at the
game but the followers OF the game
pick Lieut. Snow to win. Col. Keefef
has handicap of % and Lieut.. Snow
has a handicap OF which will make
Lieut. Snow give Col Keefer 10
strokesat, sf.1fs III Ht ksI
But ia spite Of this large handicap
the dope points 10 Lieut., Snow, for if
COL Keefer has been playing pheno-
menal golf, Snow has been playing
like "a house afire, In Shows match
with Colonel Howell earlier in the
tournament. he made the leW score of
rs. which is the lowest score. that has
yet been made on the Schofield links.
This score has been made twice be,
fore once by Mr. Bell of the. Oahu
Country Club and once by Mr. Gregg
of Sehofield Barracks. Col, .KeeferIs
lowest score has been in the Vicinity
of 80, SO with his handicap, Snow
would seem 10 have, a slight adyanr
tage. but like an other forms of sport,
you, never can tell aud the best Of
dope often goes wrong. 1t should be
a, very Close and exciting match and
will undoubtedly be followed by a
large gallery of~goh enthusiastic
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
sRlRKSWHICH SWARN0UTSDE
HlRBOR HARM. EESS lSNlrTElQlSi

il was In the meantime the native
would paddle for shore as hard as he
could Men WHO know 1sh 40 nat
want to have anything TO DO with the
tiger. sIaTG,
shark. does not turn on its back.
to bite as is the common opinion Of
those who have not lived near shark
infested waters. 1t turns on its side.
and when in this position can travel.
almost as fast and handle itself al
Incst as well as when il is in its nat.
lrai position. ~
The, shark from which the big Jaw
now displayed in the windows Of the
Promotion Committee was taken. vas,
caught by Eugene .DHyanchelle about
two months ago. or Maui. according
to JOSEPH Nohriga. Il has laws big
enough to swallow a mans leg With
out any trouble. blt it was not a tiger.
shark and SO would not have tried any.
thing OF the kind.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
MUST REBUILD
ALL1fNP0RARY
ARMY SHELTERS
May BE Weeks OF Months. Be-
fore Washington Answers
Plea for Funds for Roads


According 10 information secured
from the Quarter1nasteT's DepaItLn ent.
u. IS. A., Ii will be many weeks and
possibly many months before the war.
deDartment passes on the request
made for an appropriation OF almost
sa5Dge0 for building roads at Soilo-
field Barracks. Not even reasonable
guess ean be made IS 70 whether the
answer VIII be favorable. ~Ia
hPlans for number Of cant0nments.
for the various posts are being made
now by the qHsrtermasters Offices and
Il Is apparent that this kind OF per-
fnanent construction must be adopted
here, I'm place OF the temporary shelter
ulan which the war department has
heretofore sanctioned. f6f ess11
IA great part OF the temporary shel-
ter here has been in use for more
than I'VE years, and rs the first con
stEuetion was the. cheapest possible.
itis evident more funds will have 10
he appropriated, and this is thought
to sbe understood by the war depart
neBt., How much money they will all
low for buildings 10 take the place OF
the temporary barracks at Schofield
barracks and other posts is problem.
atieal. hut plans will be made here
for providing permanent quarters for
an etroopse On the island An the hope
the meney 10 build them may be aEail,i
able this year. Ali the new type OF
canionlnent ara provided with water
and sewer systems. heating stoves,
and electric lights ate efo9jaea Tor all
IL new barracks are provided for AL
troops new living In temporary frame
structures or iteHta the expenditure
here will be large This can be realized
when IL as considered that ens infantry
barracks eantpnment costs $4,000. a
cavalry nantonment costs $97s009 and
an artillery eaHtonment costs $91 900
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
Police Station Conference De-
cides Red Eyed Tiger Shark
is Only Dangerous Kind

Old residents OF Honolulu, familiar
with The waterfront and The sea. and,
students OF the fish that run in the
waters hereabonts, discussed sharks
Yesterday afternoon for a few miautes
in the Police station and the agree.
meni vas that the ordinary shark that
Turks outside the reef Is as dangerous
as pet gninea pigfs The reputation
OF the shark as lerQcious fish Was
blasted bys the conference, the big FISH
being unanimously voted a coward
capable only of attacking small and
defenseless fish and eating refuse.
i have many times seen BaWaiians
dive in among. a school of sharks,
said Fred Weed, who was born in ria.
waii. and knows the sea and its deni,
zens thoroughly, and the sharks usu.
ally dispersed. When the Sarah
Briggs broke up in the iarbor of Kas
halui in 1852 something in the cargo
attracted. the sharks and hundreds Of
them sYarmed into the bay. The
cargo was. salyaged hy HaYaiiaus, and
saw the men. diving down for the
cargo with sharks. on every side ot
them, and they simply pushed the
sharks out OF the way. H. 49,,
When fishermen Hsa1 to nse dyna,
mite the sharks, would rush ia as soon
as the explosion occurred and try to
grab the stunned fish. and the Ha-
waiians would dive in and push the
sharks off from a fish they wanted, so
they. could get, it. The sharks made
no effort to bite. ..:..-. ....,
Rilt when a Hawaiian sees 4 shark
near the surface with eyes which shine
red, as though they had red glass in
them. she will not go in. the water or
even on the water, OF, if he is on me
water he viii get to shore, for. the red,
eyed fish is the tiger shark, and it
does not hesitate to attack. They Will
not only attack a. man in the. water
but they will follow a fisherman ia a
canoe after he has taken a lot OF, fish
aboard, and it is said they will attack
and oEerturn a canoe if they are very
hungry ff3s ,i.s ffE.45f.s
For t4 this reason, the Hawaiians
when they went out to. fish in. deep.
water used To take several gourds
with them, and II a tiger shark fol.
lowed them they would throw out a
gourd and the shark would lose time
foeling around -tr yin9 to find out hat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
COMPANY IS
MAKING RECORD
f9R BIG RUNS

~ t4RktA14i III 80 N III n ti%s 81 Ian sE.
SCH0FIEL.D BARRACKS Jan. 2Ss
NIB Company 4, upheld its record of
being the champion run 1getters in the
Regimental league BY hT0mpi1g across
the plate with "a grand total of IL
runs, whihe their aopponents,r E. Com
many, could only get two little TALES,
This makes four games that b goin-
pany has played SO far and in three
Of them they. have made a total OF ~
runs Yet despite this propensity for
run getting they have only won two
out of four games. ,iiIf they could only,
hold their opponents to "a rreasonah lie,
score they would be a hard team, To
beat h The only team that has been
able TO hold them, to less than dozen
luns ishL Company, and this company
held them seoreless. b In the, game
today Bradshaw had the E Company
patters at has mercyfrand only allowed
five scattered hits for two runs. On
the other hand B Company went after
the e 4ompany'sc pitchers like kids
after candytand, cloutad the ball all
ever the lot for a total of "A hits,
three of them for extra bases. II ii
Co il nsn-n1U r Il. E.
Co b 20 0010445 x-14 IA 1
Co. aE e,sDa0 o 0 2olQlQ 0-i2 5a s
n Batteriesr-Bf5 COMPANY, bradshaw
aud, Alpnsonif z Company, SosnowslSi,
Whit and SargeRt.se =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
SUES DEPUTY CITY
ATTORNEY GARDEN ).
FOR $40, $50 BALM

As BALM for his injured feelings
and reputation, Leong Yau has he
gun suit in circuit court TO recover
S1Q,250 from wit 7. Garden, deputy
city and county. attorney. fpf alleged
malicious prosecution Icons was ar
rested several months ago, iii CON
Reetion with other persons, on a
charge OF usury, The case lfagged
along in circuit court, experiencing
several continuances,. until il was fin
ally nolle pressed at the instance ST
the city attorneys office. 81 the
time Of the Eolle PROSE-, City .Attor.
ney Brown stated lie did not believe
the case was one which should be
taken before a uirY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29

Pvt Alexander sSRearingen, Com
pang e is relieved frota special duty
in the Post Exchange. and Pvt Frank
Farrell, Company K; is detailed in his
rfnnd
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29

The international trade of the
United States would be greatly .stiplu-
Ialed if New York Mere made fa free,
port. says Df. z. E. Pratt Chief Of
the Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, in his annual report to the
Secretary Of Commerce. BY free.
port is meant a port like Hamburg.
and Copenhagen zone in other
words within which goods may be re-,
shipped. repacked, stored. exhibited to
the trade or even ,nlenufactured With,
out payment of duty and relieved OF
an annoyances from customs super
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29

Upon the recommendation Of the
COMPANY commander. the following
appointment Is made in. Company D:
Pvt Theodore Schroeder TO be corp
oral, vice Caruthers flirlelghed and
transferred to the AFnGy Reserve.
Ss-
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Nllo)ieldNofes
lspeciaI Staf-Bulietfn corresPoadencsl
sgt INFANTRY NOTES.

SCH94JEJD BARRACKS, Jan. %
la order 10 accustoIa officers 10
make rapid sketches and locate troops
thereon. a lieutenant VIII be desiguat-
Cd as engineer officer whenever an
exercise in field training involves q
batiali IN. One Cn-commissioned OF
fcer fTCsm each company wiz report
10 the engineer officer as assistant.
It viii be the duty oi tire engineer
officer To prepare before l y n. 81
the day OF the exercise a sketch %
the terraine covered by the hattalion
showing the location OF the battalion
Rt the beginning Of the exercise, the
location Gf each company a. the end
Of each hour, and tie location OF each
company OF detached anti the size OF
q Flatoon or larger at the conclusion
Of the exercise.
Sketches viii conform to the re-
quirements laid down in Tap9graph
ioal Skatehing sheriff. One set OF
new Blodel engineer Reconnaissance
eguipInentr wild be furnished by the
commanding officer Of the Aeadqnart-
er COMPANY, to each engineer officer.
which must be turned ii with the
y
Pvt. Alexander sRearingen, Com
pang e is relieved frota special duty
ia the Post Exchange. and Pvt. Frank
Farrell, Company K; is detailed in his
Istead, ~
Upon the recomme ndation OF the
company commander the following
appointment Is made in Company c.
Lance Cpl Robert G. Curry, 10 be
|corperal, vice AeAfaA han reduced
frs ~ u M
/ Upon the recommendation Of the
company commander, the following
promotion and appointment is made
in Company Fl !: Cpl Ben w, Gray to.
be sergeant, vice Miller furloughed
and transferred TO the Army Reserve.
PVT. Lester S. Terry, to be corporal
vice Gray PROMISED,
Upon the Recommendation Of the
COMPANY commander. the following
appointment is made in, Company p:
PVT Theodore Schroeder TO be corp
oral, vice Caruthers furlelghed and
transferred to the AFHy Reserve.
ls fIe f,.tsf.,.5 III ia
Upon the Recommendation of the
company + commander the following
pEpmotion and appointments are made
in Company L Cpl. Erhy Shell to be.
sergeant, vice Seloenfeld furloughed
and transferred to the Army Reserve.
Pvt, Justin H. Smith to be. corporal,
vice Shell promoted Pvt Samuel B.
Lee to be- corporal, vice Schumacher
lfurloughed and transferred to the
Army Reserve. Pvt Wasil Melinczuk.
/ to be eorperal. vice Stanley furloughed
and transferred to the Army Reserve.
ts,ont tass a..1y = ~ ia ,-a-,.t,. -.
From this date until the ,conelusion
of the s Carnival athletic meet, com,
pany commanders viii excuse from
all afternoon, duties, except guard.
such men. as may be designated by the
lregimental athletic officer
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
9RRssAS' Ja|br.
s5ee January rs, 1916.

sneiabi fif5n January 2S, 1916.
Special Orders No.a l6sf General Or.
aeUnder the provisions Of General Or.
dersi No. 81, War Department II ala.
the following named enlisted men will
be discharged, from the army by the
commanding officers Of their respecs
tive stattonsyR by purchase:fs Stable
Sgt. Charles b. Lines, Battery D. list
Field FArtillery,h Sehofield Barraeksi
Pvt. Fred Hughett Company, Il, I'd
Infantry Fort Shafter: Pvt William
Mr. Hunter Hospital Corps, Depart
ment hospital HoRalulu.ne from tia
ii Pursuant To- instructions fEonl the
War Departments dated January, s 10
1876 board Of, oftieeEsato ,eeHsisI
of Mai Charles R. Reynolds ia edieaI
nAsps. and LIST I|crls. AIbert r White
eRdbs AF1e., 2 Matthew's '.''
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-05
a rotten rail In getting over. Pole paus-

eG Il listen.
"Ef the old cuss is out poSsun hunt !
in it's early in the season" Pole said
tsryiy. AN he couldn't bag many with
out gun or y dog. Eff it was any
body but cid .Ab would think he had
Il notion Of maxim somethin' to drink
ar doin' it as quiet as possible t"
avoid detection. No; it amt that. fer
he's open an abovehoard, an he's too
badly bothered right now to think o
devillnent O any sort
On the two went. Abner still lead
Ing. Pole following as Steaitllily rs
pioneer tracing Il rcd$&in over virgin
soil. They We're now high above the
farreaching valley. TO the east lay
the struggling !i"hts Of the town. At
! The mountains foot through an open
door, shGae the fire i'll the kitchen 1T
TruEbley's. Suddenly Poe heard
| closer to him than he expected Il sound
like that Of small sti"k; being broken.
and he paused and stood still In Won
der. What could it mean: Stick after
stick was cracked asunder, us il Abner
was bending them across his knee,
some of them giving out sharp reports
like the bursting Of sand crackers. A
moment later light ilarcd UP.
We'll. well, well.' PCle said to him
self. EFF Old Alb is runnin' Il moon
shine still or secret counterieitin
plant l may as we'll hook Oh to i'm
Is,wbrealin' is all right an safe ei
he's doin' it,
Abncr stepped back among the bush
es suddenly, and Pole saw him benz
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-05

He lcI her NJ to the room.

"Anythin- I can do for you:"
IF you see my husband please tell !
hin, not to wait fer me" she said. Tell
i'm I'm soiI' to stay i'll town fer
awhile"
".\ll right. Mrs. 'Einsley. III tell him.
He's cn the street. and ri find him
and let him knew
Mrs. Tinslcy had t" simple supper in
her sens room that evening. and when
1t was quite darl; she slipped ont into
tic street.
The yard Os the courthouse adioin-
ine. tie jail WAS large. vel shaded ana
grown with grass. No cnc was there.
rnd =hc passed through the gate a:ll
went ill., seeking Il roil.: i.t;Hi whill
she could see the window opposite he"
| Son's cell. She heard ihr gat" click:
snd a moment later tall figure loomed
un close to her. 1t was .Abner Daniel.
K met Hiram driving out, Abner
i.esa!l. He said you was Soin' to stay
ut til, hotel awhile. | called thar to
see YOU. They sent up to yore room
aud said you was out. | looked sew
| ' NoAAAS
Ecrc. I've got MY buggy ready. want
to take YOU back home.
She tuok off her bonnet. and as she
twisted it III her hands he saw Il grim
purpose cleaning in her eyes. II
won't co. she said. I'm goill to stay
light here OH this spot till sunrise.
know what l want. an l want to dc
that My child is up thar in contine'
mcnt, Abner Daniel. an I'm his moth
er-that's enough to say-Im his moth
er. You don't know how l feel. Not
Il livin' man or woman on this earti
can have the slightest idea of 1t. Hi
ram says thars he'll. | used to wan
to dispute it. l won't bit longer. no
from this hour forth, fer cf this S'-sh'
raised both her hands and beat he
brcast-"ef this agony kin be put Oh !
woman that cayn't tell wharin She
sinncd in oil her life thar must b.
8 some'n' as bad set aside fer the wick
u cd. You are wise man, Abner Dan
= ie!. fer our day an time The Bibl
speaks of folks that was advised t
l. cuss God an die. Tell me how to Gus
'im-then tell me how to die"
y: Abncr hung fire moment
= "You can't cusS God. Cynthia Tins
ley" he answered sharply. NO livi'
:, creatar' kin cuss God. Everything tn:
is is of God an from God. an eff 20
could cuss God it would be God cussiI
- hisse'f''
y She put ON her bonnet and held OF
her hands wide apart. Her bonnet sl
slowly backward and was kept fro
a. falling only by the strings tied benea'
n her chin. "All that keeps me fro
e. cussin i'm is that this night l hail
~ sure thar is sech bein'. l have fOGg
=. unbclief all my life, sayin' | believe
- this an that fool statement jest
~ keep from standin' in the way O 9th
=. folks that was, seekin' salvation: b
:. tonight l know by my own fcclil
~, that thar is only one ruler that cou
- torture folks as me an mine Is be-
-. tortured, an that is the devil"
,,o flush. hush! You must hush:' A
~ ner said softly.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-05
CHAPTER XIX.
In a Prison Cell.
Copyright. 1914. by Harper &
Brothers

HIS. LANGHAM led her daughter
tfWa straight to her room, and when
ii III they were inside she closed tie
Goor and sank into 4 chair.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-05
, O o O 0 O o o O o O
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
The Mouth and tho Brush.

tS hSSlH ouo sfa0 ~ No''
} A toothbrush must be scalded
} or disinfected with an antiseptic
, wash and air dried whenever
} used: otherwise it will become Il
, menace to health. Toothbrusbcs
, must not he KEEP, where they are
, exposed to dust and dirt: neither
, should the brushes used by each
D member of the family stand In
o the same receptacle. rs the
o germs of disease may be trans.
0 mitted from one brush to an
o other.
0 AS the majority of diseases
o find their way into the human
0 system through the month and
o nose land the mouth is the more
0 common entrance. 1t Is Of the
o utmost importance to keep the
0 mouth and teeth perfectly clean
o If the teeth are brushed careful
o ~ and the mouth and teeth rims
o ed three times day with moth
o ing hnt plain water. great deal
o will I've done to keep off sickness
o Not every one can buy an'iSep
0 tic washes and powders. but ev
0 cry one ran procure clean ~water
o .and IL salty wnter IL anttseptir
o and better, to keep the month
0 clean and free from dangerous
germs Of disease
0 O O o 0 O O 0 O o O o
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-10-05
CHAPTER Xxx.

@HE next morning as Abncr sat
in the Office he had an uncx-
pecteI visitor. 1t was Mary
l Trumbley,