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&. 0. P. CAMP Align
ARRANGEMENTS
NOW Complete
7. H. Petrie and D. |. ConkIing
as Finance Committee to
Raise Necessary Funds
&c.. rContlnuer from page onel


k1Ialaa block kakaako
SATURDAYS, Nc l.-Bish6p nark ..
{: On the opening date Of the can
haign.. Sainrdar. Oct 81. a mammoth
rally will be held At Aala paJE.. nj
" hfch nine practically aII If the can
didatcs Win be heard The rail- viii
begin al T-&G O'Clock III the evening.
Fifth District
Monday, oct % Eleventh. lzh.'
18th alId d. ftt precincts LiItha aHd
ScHCCl streets.
Tuesday, oct - Ninth precinct.
Kalihi. pumping station
"Wednesday, Oct - Fmrteonth
precinct, Vineyard ana River streets
Thursday oct 2G-Tcuth precinct.
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CONCERT RECEIPTS GO.
TO HELP WAR ORPHANS

Many Honolulans are planning
something different in the way OF.
Saturday evening entertainment,
something good and also philanthropy.
cal Mrs. Arthur B. Ingalls, benefit
concert at the Royal Hawaiian Opera
House tonight in aid of the European
war orphans. .'..-. ~.
Mrs. Ingalls,. whose mastery of the
violin is well known here, will be as
sisted by Miss Cleneuce Clifford. sop
rano, and Frank Moss, pianist !
Anyone who likes music or loves
babies has an opportunity TO enjoy
the one and help the other tonight,
the concert promoters say, for the Sc
lectiCns which have been arranged
are c1assed as. excellent. and the babies
to be helped by the proceeds are in.
need Of any assistance which may be
sent from the territory -:
Several i, Of Honolulu's charming
Young women have been in charge OF
ticket sales for number OF days and
will take their positions tonight as
ushers to see that their patrons are
seated properly ....~ -.
Honolulu patrons, interested in the
success of the concert, who have been
named as :patronesses are f, A X.
Ross, Mrs. Henry B. Restarick, Mrs.
William L.. Hopper, Mrs. Montague
Cooke, Mrs f. L. S. Gordon, Mrs. ".
ID Westervelt. Mrs Samuel l. John
SON.. Mrs A. G, Halves, Mrs Rudolph
Buchly, Mrs H. NJ. Won Holt, Mrs. F,
A. Schaefer. Mrs. Theodore Richards.
Mrs. r. A. Mott-Smith, Mrs, a Lewis,
Mrs Albert Waterhouse, Mrs. Frank
Atherton, Mrs. A L. Castle and MEs.
nnran1ils .Scnddar - -. -
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hiding CLAUSE
CAUSES BOARD
/ TO REFUSE GIFT

gr the fourth. time the deed 10
l0kalani Gardens WIS :Tlres eFrtrG
pc board and FOR tleetblyd time r.
~ The city accepted Il once, but
b clause binding The city 10 Dr..
IA. the grounds have 6ee1 nodded
8ssliing on the ~ ord -'dpyeF0p
30 declared that Il Is rot defined
"a the deed vas accepted fight
|e The cts % spend s5G.100 instead
'b500 as tnentloned in the deed.
b also forreTuily saiI that the 81
ID not accept any donation What
Ia which contained ans pf0ris1
|Ing the city. 10 do certair fhinss
The rest 0f The board G9rfurrpd.
Iecently, Hatch gaid, the terri
would not accept a similar pro.
IIcn and believe it IL AgJpg for
b DO II J. don't Ike these doua
I. With STRING. ~>.... H..
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AND MRS. WALTER r. Dill
HAN are receiving today the
congratulations and sincere
3ishes of their friends, the cause
the advent Of son into the
bold nj 10 this morning. Moth
/. tiny son are doing we'll. The
|n1er is p. r. Dillingham; II, NAM
his grandfather.
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/ THERE BE LIGHT"
REQUESTED OF BOARD

|1ther amusing letter requesting
|1erd TO install a light at the cor.
4 Pilkoi street and Matiock ave-
rom J. B. Rose was read last
and referred to the committee
hts
letter said: Il reside at 1917
. street and except when the
IS shining this is a very dark
'&neeruus corner. The Good Book
let there be light, and | there
|tQnest that You place a light al
.0fIiers
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|STROYS 1000
Spoiled FOOD
/ tins IN WEEK
Lcontlnnea rrom page onel

Nt~a 49, - Vii HA5E phNl
n emphatIcally, declaring that
\ glaxas were for pake, Jelly, and
We should not care. We im-
ned him with the fact that .pake
should be Just as carefully cared
~ any other kind.
Do Inspector says that one Of the
81 he found TO a considerable eX-
VAS the reasoning that II tae Ori.
D Is willing to cat the food the
|eH should not bother about in.
ting II. In the majority of cases
he he was met with cheerful viii,
less 20. cooperate. in the cleanli.
c6nlpaign.
Thy Kitchens which furnish food
school children and for the buns
IIsquits in. many OF the street can.
|1rts are TO be given vigorous at
|1n and renovated wherever il Is
|1t best. Butcher shops where
. are no fans running TO drive. off
1fe also to be-the subject OF care.
|spectien.
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Notice Of Petition for Allowance. o
Accounts Determining Trust anc
Oistrib utina the Estate 49,.

OIStTibu ttnq the Estate b.. "a.
The Petition and Accounts. OIL. How
ard l. Grace, Administrator de bonis
n"n u the Estate of Yong Wai+. fF4
,easnd, wherein petition asks TO-. 5g
rIloN ed S6SG.55 and charged with
S13lII4 and asks that the same be
,Namined aud approved, and that a
final order be made Of Distribution of
the remaining property. 70 the persons
thereto entitled and. discharging peti-
toner and sureties from all further
responsibility herein having this, dag
been filed; :. III.
II is Ordered, that Monday, tie goth
day Of November, a, ID. 1916, at 9
o'clock a. m, before the Judge prpsitt-
ing at chambers of said Court nj his
courtroom in the Judiciary Building,
iii Honolulu, City and County Of Homo
lulu. be and the same hereby is sp
POINTED the time and place for hear
ing said Petition and Accounts. and
that al persons interested may then
and there appear and show cause, If
any they haye. why the same should
not. be granted. and may present evi,
Gence as TO who are entitled TO the
said property. 49,. VI. T..
By the Court :...
-
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LEGAL. NOTICES
in THE CIRCUIT COURT. =FIRS%
'.Ci-C4lt. Territory Of. sI}a Eali- T..
Pr0Iata-At Chambers

IN The Matter % the r. tate n Il
81 l.1Ia Of HduolGu. CHS and Conn.
at HGHo}uln. r.. H. Deceased r.. -
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Members of the naval militia viii
meet at the bungalow next Tuesday
evening to be IneasuFed for new uni
forms. H.: ~: ..:..
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NOTICE
HAWAII CONSOLIDATED RAIL
WAY, LIMITED ...
STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEET.
.. ING -"

The Annual Meeting of: the Stock
holders Of the. Hawaii Consolidated
Railway. Limited, viii be held at the
office of, the Hawaiian Trust Com,
pany, Limited No 120 South King
Street, Honolulu, r. H., on Friday, DC
tober 9th, at 2 o'clock p m:
The books will be closed for trans
fer from October 18th to October 2Sth,
1916. inclusive D..
HAWAII CONSOLIDATED RAIL -.
. WAY. LIMITED. -. T..
Is. d. II. II. WALKER. -:
....> Secretary.
G60G-Oct IA. 21. % -. ~.
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In The HAttcfol the tall Is IhT
Wal. !atr = tHe kGpir4 Of China. f..
ga I'd -. -. .... +.
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$4,000 Is FORWARDED
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF
**++++++%++++++++

|. Two thousand dollars in addi- =
ton 10 previous contributions has =
heen sent TO the Armenians BY =
the War Relief Committee of Ha. =
vail This makes total of alp. =
; proximately S123.000 the commit y
tee has Forwarded. '
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j A. DOMINIS-

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THL
Third Judicial Circuit, Territory OF
HaWaii-.At Chambers In Probate
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~ THE CIRCUIT COJRT i'm.
Circuit, TcTrjtory cf ia @t1 F.
Prnb&tr Al Chauhcr< =. -:
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10 an. creditors Of said deceased. 70
present their claims, dajE aathsntb
Gated and with proper Tns5cherS n any
."Nist. eTeE L. tbs claim IS secured hls
mortgage upon real estate. to. The ,Esr.
darstgDod. Florence Eawprpl{ 0eg. ~
the office Ct F'rear. Presses, Andersen
4 MARI. AtrcrDeEs for the Under
signed. .&'i3 .StauganW aid Bail ffff&
HcnoE9}a. TerrritorF ct EIaNsii. witfiq
six months from date Of the first paEc
sication o. this notice. az within Il
ncnths from the day thet fall due. a.
tie SANE III be forever barred. ana
oil persons indebted 70 the said Essa.#
are hereby Notified TO >gnaEo i'm
diat'- payment 10 JtEt. >trn sierst5ara Z
SICh eNergfriN. i
Dad Hon0FAru. r.. z n Qat1agr 1,
l4ls 1919. ..*# 49,
FL0EFNCFs CAMPBELL 0GI...
I>ecHtrtN @naer.. the VIII and: CT the
Estate -Tt'1iom Garrow OEe. h.
ceased ..-... .....: +.
Frear ProssrE. Andersen Il MARX. -.
Attorneys E~r Ike utr}y. . .~:-
6hhf 0r{ a. ~ q. *H1y all.
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Nv the Court --..e." l..
ARTHUR r REST ARlC X.
Alexander Lindsay JT.,
Attorney for Petitioner
616-0ct IA, q, IS, Nov
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit, Territory Of HAN all
AT Chaubers- In Probate,

In the Matter of the Estate Of Jos
da silva Deceased
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A. K. AONA,

Dated the I4th day OF October, 1915.
tGo6-Oct. ~ 81, 2S, Nov, 49,
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kotIce Of PETITION for Allowance Z
eccoUufs.t Determining Trust
~ and stributtns the

The Petition and Accounts. d..
Charles K8rkmote, Adunisfra,ar e
rIe. Estate 6f r. NiEata. Dec u-eG
aHerein petitioner asks 10 Gh alI1@ct
sag - and charged with s@&1mal g" I
asks that the same be examined and
approved. ana that a final. order
naua 0I Distribution Of tn .rs.Ha 81
ing PROPERTY TO The persons thereto
entitled and disEharging peti,iont %
and. sHreties from ali further r-suan.
siMlirT herein. having this. ia b".!.
tiled g.. III. +. ..>-...:.--.. 49,.
It is Ordered that Monday. the PIT.
day Of November. A. d. 1915. At d."
r'cl0cE. {. IN before tire Judge Fresi&
ing at Chambers Of said Court al rs
courtroom in the Judiciary RNldi"a.
In Hcn6h3ud City and COHnty Of Homo
Eula, be and the same hereb5 is a.
pointed the time and place for hc1r'
ing said Petition and Accounts ii. an
that all persons interested mas. thtIt
and there appear and show canSe. il
ANY they have, why tie same should
mot be Granted and may present o.:
deace aS 10 who are entitled L. t9"
SAID property r. .
Dated the 14th day Of NoNe'rh"c,
1919: 49,.
By the Court =.
ARTHUR r. .RESTARICK.
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In the Matter OF thel 49, .-..
Estate of William Cara Probate l52
.~ row Ogg, Deceased } -.
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POLICE CONTINUE WORK
FOR MORAL CLEANUP

The police are following up their
campaign against alleged .disorderly
houses and women in the uptown dis
tricts OF Honolulu. This morning in
police court Margaret Eli was SEN
fenced TO Is days in Jail She was ar
rested in the TAI 10y lodging house
at the. corner IF Beretania and King
streets. and Il warrant vas issued this
morning for the proprietor, charging
condueting a Gisorderly house.
Josiah Royce, professor of history
of philosophy at Harvard University,
IS dead. ......= ".... .......@"
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Order Of Notice of Hearing Petition
F. -. for Probate CT Will

Order Of Notice Of Hearing Petition
..:.. for Probate Of viii
A Document. purporttng 10 be tho
Last viii and Testament Of Jose IA
Silva Of Honolulu, City and County
of Honolulu. Territory Of Hawaii. De
ceased, having ON the 14th day OF Oc.
tober, 4. p. 1916. been presented t.
said Probate Court. and Petition for
Probate thereof, praying for the issu
ance of Letters Testamentary u
Frank Andrade of said Honolulu, hav
ing been filled by Maria da Silva;
II is Ordered, that Friday, the Eta
day of November. A D. 1916, at 2
O'Clock a. ri. of said day, at the court.
room of said Court in the Judiciar5.
Building in the City and County OF
Honolulu, be and the same is hereby
appointed the time and place for prov.
ing said VIII and hearing said applicn.
.tion. -, .i....
BY the Court. >... .......
49,. ~ j. A. DOMINIS,
:. Clerk. Circuit Court, First Circuit.
Dated Honolulu, October 14th, 1915.
Frank Andrade. =" -",
Attorney for Petitioner.
l. 66G6--Oct. IL, 81, %, Nov 1
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Notice to Creditors
The undersigned, having been duly
appointed .executrix under the Will
end Of the Estate of William GarrOw,
Ogg, Deceased, hereby gives notice
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

And he said. an send you 10 the hospital
os!oIe TINS play is OVER. and then J. j. MUIR
PHs teld the other actors to start acting and
one Of them grabbed me from behind. ana was
supposed to turn on them
That was The way j. j. told me 10 act the
piece. but before could turn. strongheart hit
me right IN the face. and got mad and belted
away at him, and that coat busted all to pieces
Alio | couldn't hit him because he IL such
good fighter and was an athletic teacher n a
college. ard ! never went TO nc college but tho
correspondence school thai teaches movie act
ing oy mail, and forgot all about what Mr.
Maecollini told me about guarding my face with
my left arm and Stronghehrt hit me again, and
could hardly see out Of one nf nay syeA. aud
my lip was cut.
We fought for minute. and then ]. J. said
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

There was twenty scholars in the sehoolhouse
scene They hired a lot Of extra Kids to be Ill
tie scholars and there was Them two big actors
dressed UP to look like farmer boys about II or
maybe is years old. There was two sides to
the schoolhouse. and the boys set one side
and the girls on the other, and Mr.. Maocoliini Is
a school trustee who comes TO visit the school.
and l am the teacher and have that long tailed
coat on. Strongheart is the bully OF the
school. and him and the other big boys decide
they will whip the teacher and break up the
school
grab strongheart and lead him to the door
and while ws're doing that he saws:
why don't you so back on the farm you
big rube, you're actor?'
And said. That's all right. why don't you
Fsnd me?'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

acting lie tried to get away from me, but
cornered him and made him fight, and We just
tore that scene TO pieces, Dave. All the kids
screamed and hollered, and one of them other
actors tried to hit on the head from behind
with q stick, and MIR. maceoni worked some
kind OF trick he learned from the Japanese
him, and Lucy bounced Ink bottle OF OF
the other ones head and that left and
Strongheart to fight It out alone. and surs
had some hght.
He was more semitic than I was. but could
hit harder and soon wore him out, and 1t was
just In time. because my other eve was almost
closed but got a good chance and gave him
a good smash in the mouth. and ali OF bis teeth
came out at once and few all over the room
because they were false teeth, That took all
the nght cut Of him. and he set right down on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

She appeared in several road productioaa be-
fore going into pictures, and played the leading
role in Peg o Ny Heart, and had good part
in Help Wanted, and distinguished herself In thu
part OF 'Modesty'' In Everywoman.
There is no doubt but that she would hava
risen high on the regular stage. but. thanks to
moving pictures, she has hridged tina gap OF
years and hardships that the regular or speak
ing drama demands from It's followers. and has
jumped into fame quickly
Miss Meredith is employed at the Balboa
studios. in California. and VIII be seen on the
Pathe program.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

Tor US TO stop TN they liked the camera, and |
stopped because l wanted 70 rest 4 little. any
way. didn't figure on them extras hghting
in earnest. I thought they was only acting. but
StronEheart is a big actor, and l guess they
thought II they helped him whip me they'd get
a stand IN with him. One or them tripped me
from behind. and fell and strongheart kicked
me on the head, and they had to throw water In
my face, and when came to, ]. ]. Murphy says
THAT vas great stun. The scene is over;
everybody So"
Mr.. Maecoliin says; THAT was 3 dirty trick.
Tom You 20 and get that big rough neck"
said: Hold on. this scene is not over I've
only got started"
You know how long It taxes me 10 get start
ed. Dave. started after strongheart and he
saw me coming for him. and he knew wasn't
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

bedroom slippers and taking life easy for the
rest Of her days
hotton pictures have changed all this Thsy
nave eliminated the long satt for fame and
popularity. Not because 1t is easy OF requires
any less talent, because the competition is
any less keen.
Here is the reason TIE regular stage player
mas small audience She plays in one city CO
thousand people and moves on TO the next
STOP She is not seen in that town until tho
next year. perhaps never. She wins her ad-
mirers slowly. and few AZ a time The picture
player appears IN one film. hut thar film is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

seen BY several million people at the same time
The hs theatefs in the large cities show her.
and the people Of the small towns her
the same time, and IL she has talent that makes
for greatness. her reputation Is won almost al
once, and SHE has youth and hcs.ty and long
years before her IN which to enjoy her triumphs
New stars born SO rapidly IN the moving
picture word-stars shoot across the movie
armament so rapidly that It is at times hard 10
keep track Of them and count them.
Miss Meredlths rise TO fame Is no accident
Accidents OF that sort don't happen IN tho
movies anywhere else With great frequency
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

She has ability and ambition and she also has
stage experience. But II she had remained on
the speaking stage she wouiu doubt have
been years climbing 10 the place she won on
the screen while yet almost child.
Miss Meredith vas born in the United States,
but much OF her childhood was spent In Ire-
land, the home of her forefathers and she has
at times most charming tlnge Of the "ould
sod and delightful accent to her voice She
Is very beautiful Young woman, and tAere is
3 statue in the Paris Salon with hands and arms
modelled from hers. which are said 70 be per-
feet from a physical standpoint.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19
Answers to Fans

Do not send loose stamps Only very
important questions are given personal re-
plies. and then only when q stamped. self
addressed envelope Is incosed. Address an
questions to Moving Picture Editor. care OF
this paper
D NJ. Little Rock. Ark.-charles Chaplin
Pc has appeared only In Keystone and Essa-
nay picture so far. But his contract with tbs
iassauay Company has expired and he ID con-
siderlng other offers at this writnS.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

we're the accommodations OF the dressing room.
And here was the heaftbreaking part of IT all:
Many young girl with talent and ambition
started out 10 reach the goal OF success and
she worked her youth and beauty away in tho
effort. Many actress that reaches the proud
position OF star, when she counts up the sue
eesses she has won the credit side Of tho
ledger. must also debit herself With wrinkles
and faded hair. and many times, faded health;
and Just when she has advanced to the top in
her chosen calling and she Is ready to reap
the fruits Of her labor. she feels more like
sitting down in loose wrapper and a pair or
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

ne floor and wouldn't night any more. and. OF
course, ! couldn't hit him then, and / quit
Well good-by, Dave. guess Ill get hred
and have to start all over again. TOM.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

months with The little ceIIuoid strips as tha
medium.
Lois Meredith is an example OF the rapidly OF
the new art in placing is exponents In the
place they deserve This girl is only little
over IS years old and is already star Of the
first magnitude. Of course. she has beauty,
brains and ambition, three things necessary for
success In any line of stage endeavor and
armed with these, her climb rapid and
sure
For an actor or actress on the regular stage
reach anything like success, It takes years
OF work to say nothing of night stands
and bad hotels. and theaters where no more
than a cracked mirror and a swaybacked chair
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19
Lois Meredith Is
anEaample Of the
Quick Success
that Comes to
Girls Of Talent.

TARs are made overnight In
the moving picture world. The
screen as a vehicle for ambl-
tion is Just as quick as tho
regular stage is slow. Places on
the ladder OF histrionic fame
that would have taken years to
climb to on the regular stage,
are Jumped TO in a few Short
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19
LETTERS
from a
Correspondence School
ACTOR
rom a
By A. H. Giebler

~ EAR DAVE:
W ~ Well. Dave. rye been act
ing hard all day, sri feel
just Ike I used to feel
when I'd been working on
" the farm blowing corn all
day If anybody tells you
about the easy times US
movie actors have, you tell
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-26
IOWA SOLDIER BOY EWHERE
IN BELGIUM" HIT BY ENEMY
BULLETS.
GETS SHIPPERS BULLET
THRU HIS SHOULDER
Is Also Struck on Head by Piece of
Shattered Shrapnel - Declares in
Letter to Iowa Friends That He Is
Not Seriously Hurt-Doscribes Life
in Danger Zone.
Special to Timea-Republican.

Special to Times r republican.
Iowa City, July 26.-Ray Potter, a
junior in Iowa university, now serving
in the army of the allies, somewhere
in Belgium" was struck on the head
by shattered shrapnel. and in the
shoulder by a snipers bullet, when he
raised his head above the parapet OF a
trench. He was not at all seriously
hurt, he writes to Iowaf riends. An
accompanying bullet killed his COM
rade, at his side, when bullet went
thru the soldiers forehead.
Writing of life in the trenches and
the war zone, the university boy gra-
phically depicts his experience, imper-
sonally, thus:
You are now travelling thru the
country, keenly interested, first with the
appearance OF this village and then Of
the other, and SO on, when suddenly
you hear the distant BOOM You listen
and look, but everything is silent as
before. So on until you are startled by
a louder boom this time two or three,
and looking ahead you notice thick
cloud of smoke against the sky and al
most instantly the ground under you
quivers. 1t is bursting of shell, o.
shrapnel and high explosives, and now
you realize you are in the danger zone.
In the Danger Zone.
You are away from all means of
transportation, SO you must depend on
your feet to carry you on. You take
the first road, VIII. On is usually built OF
cobblestcnes, and you nike along,
looking this way anu thst, when all
at once you stumble and lind yourself
half buried in she'll hole. " hlle busy
looking at this you become aware OF
the drone Of an aeIuplane, and looking
up you see one high over head, mele
>peck. Then there is Il dt -tinct pom
pum-pCm, and almost lmms dlate!y th'
aeroplane is surrounded by bursting
shrapnel and as YOU look yon hear the
whistle OF a fragment of Shrapnel on
it's downward flight. You fail flat ana
if pOss Bile take cover until YOU hear
il strike the earth wit IA thud. Then
you get up just in time to hear stray
bullet 60 ling Ell tr~er over your head
and perhaps it strikes Il tree with Il
sharp click. 1t is now dark and ev-
erywhere is heard the sharp crack OF
Fritz's rifle and the harsh reply OF
Tommys The sky is suddenly illumt-
mated by a bright light, known as the
star SHE'LL which lasts but a few sec
onGs and so on thru the night. With
out warning the sky is filled with