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exceed $400.

the first few years, to carry homo a
practical view of the country.s mill
tary problems.
In determining upon his plan Sec
retary Garrison is known to have con-
suited every general officer Of the ac-
tive army and many on the retired list.
In addition he received hundreds of
opinions from officers of lower rank
and for months conferred early and
late with the officers and officials i'm
mediately about him in the war de-
partment.
Efforts Of tho department officials
first will be directed toward convinc-
ing congress that the urgent thing is
to get the machinery for citizen
army created, the arms, ammunition
and supplies necessary piled up, mo-
bilizatiOn points selected and equipped.
coast defenses extended and improved
in word, the foundations laid upon
which such features as universal mill
tary service, extension of the general
stair idea Of scientific control, and the
amount of training necessary for the
continental troops may be superim-
posed later. To attempt to secure all
this now, they fear, would send the
whole plan toppling of it's own weight
and nothing would be accomplished.
There is no difference except in the
numbers Of men and amount of train
ing, it is asserted between the sec
retary's proposals and those of the
war college division Of the general
staff, all authorities being agreed upon
the correctness Of the continental
army scheme.
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RESORTS TO CONSUMPTION,
DECIDES ON MODIFIED FORM OF
SYSTEM.
Measure Permitting Government to
Apply CompulsiOn to be Presented
Soon.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-It is stated on
excellent authority that the cabinet
has virtually decided upon a modified
form Of conscription bill to be intro
duced in the house Of commons next
week, giving the government the nee
essary power, should it be found nee
essary, to bring in single men and
preserve Premier Asquith's pledge to
married men.
Yesterdays cabinet meeting, al
though it failed to result in an agree
ment of all the ministers upon the
vexed question of the voluntary sys-
tenn versus conscription, was of a very
critical and decisive character and
virtually reached the decision that the
application Of force may become nee
essary after all willing eligibles are eff
fectually brought to the colors.
Therefore it was resolved that at
the earliest opportunity bill should
be introduced in parliament in order
that the government might take the
necessary steps should it be found no
other course was effective to this end.
The premier is expected to make a
statement on the whole question in
the house of commons on Wednesday
or Thursday of next week and an
nounce the speedy introduction of a
bill of permissive character, making
service in the army obligatory on un-
married men who have failed to at
test under the Derby scheme
The anti-conscriptionist ministers
offered strong opposition and it still
is unknown whether any designations
will follow. 1t is believed, however,
that this is quite likely.
The line Of policy upon which a
majority of the ministers agree, in
dicating that some, at least, Of the
anti-conscriptionist section of the
binet SO far waived their principle
|s to consent to a modified applica-
ton Of force is as follows:
First, that the premier's pledge to
married men is binding on the whole
government.
Second, that the pe!dge should be
redeemed forthwith.
Third, that the principle of COM
pulsion should be accepted.
Fourth. that the premier should
announce this policy at the earliest
opportunity after the reassembling of
parliament.
1t is believed that the actual formal
resolution on the new policy has been
postponed until another meeting of
the cabinet on Thursday and that in
the interval Mr.. ,Asquith will be en-
ployed in, using the strongest influ-
ence to avoid disruption of his cabi-
net.
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expense, but It Is true also that the
Panama canal has been built largely
out OF current funds in the treasury
and OF course the Panama canal is
a permanent institution to be ejoyed
by the future even more than by the
present. We have something over
$200.0o,o00 Of these bonds which
might be sold and this would go n
long way In providing for tho addi.
tional expense for preparedness. I
pe'ieve, too. that the income tax
law can be modified in such a
way as to provide for a larger
revenue, and would favor, in addi.
ton to this a federal inheritance tax"
is there likely to be any opposition
70 the nomina ton OF President viii.
SOM" Mr.. Lever was asked. He an.
swered promptly: IF the president
desires the nomination, he can have Il
by the unanimous voice of the con.
vention and am inclined TO think
that the country will demand a con.
uhuance OF his services during this
crisis through which we are passing >"
Mr.. Lever will return to Wasing-
ton next Monday to be present when
the full committee receives the rural
credits bill from the subcommittee.
and 1t Is understood that he will pre-
sent to the full committee several
not agreed upon by the
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washington, Dec. 27.-Ofiicials of
the department of justice said tonight
'hat the continued rise in the price of
gasoline probably would be made the
subject OF an inquiry to determine
whether there had been any viola
ton of the Sherman ANTITRUST act
NO formal complaints have reached
washington so far, but attorneys ex-
pressed the view that an Investigation
should be made on the departments
own initiative.
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DISPENSARY CLOSES.

Georgians' FavOrite South Carolina
Resort Goes Out of Business at Last
Augusta, Ga, Dec. 29.-The North
Augusta dispensary. about which so
much has been written, is no more.
The remaining stock has been shipped
to the Aiken dispensary and the place
is for rent. The stock on hand did not
exceed $40O.
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Butte, Mont, Dec. 30-A mysterious
explosion of dynamite wrecked the
salvation Army Barracks, badly dam
aging several adjoining buildings. No
loss OF life Is reported.
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Montreal. Dec. 2S.-Held up near
his home by three desperadoes Fran
co.'s Frechette. farmer, was murder
ed last night. His head was severed.
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CAUSED TRAIN WRECK.

Operator Sent Two Trains TOeether
With Fatal Results.
Urbana, Ohio. Dec. 2S.-Officials are
hunting for Perry Kelley. the missing
operator who 10 charged with respon-
sibflity for train wreck at st. Paris,
when Engineer Coffee was killed.
The operator sent the trains toward
each other on the same track.
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10 DEGUss Farm PROBLEMS.
DIR. w. W. LONG 10 TELL FARM
Elss BEST METHODS FOR
YEAR.
What Are Best Fertilizers to Use and
How 70 Use heus-Save Stable Ma
nure.

meeting In Sumter at the Court House
next Monday, January srd. just after
the sales are over. Every farmer.
merchant and business man !, in the
county and those who do business
Through Sumter should be present.
There has never been a time when we
were 90 much up In the air about our
farming arrangements for another
year. About ten per cent. of the large
farmers have already made some kind
|of arrangements. Nobody has been
able to secure any potash of any con-
sequence. Last summer I saw
y number of fields that rusted
and gave up because Of the light appli-
cations Of potash. Some agents and
dealers are telling as that lime will
llberate potash In the soil and assist us
I'm our pre,ent perplexing problems.
Prof. w W.. Long Of Clemson, Col
|lege has accepted an invitation to ad-
dress this meeting along the lines Of
what we can afford and what we cam
mot AFFORD to do another year.
because Of the price Of cotton. some
may be ternpted to use az much ferti-
iixer a. th'sy have In the past. Here
|is where the business man is concern
ed. It would be suicidal for the coun-
|ty to purchase large quantities Of an
Unbalanced fertilizer at present prices,
bscauss no one can predict what the
result Of using an unbalanced fertiliz-
sr y going to be. From observation 1
have come TO the conclusion that the
standard s-s-s which we have been
using = high in phosphOrous for our
general needs and low In p0tash. I
feel sutt that this u true tor corn.
- YOU We what we are up against.
Oh sorns i'oiis IN sumtsr coun.y we
might uss Afteen dollars worth OF
|fsrtilAusr pst FAcrs ana not make
snoush' cotton 40 pay the fertiliser
till. without ANY potash. / have seen
| |statemshts by nitrate dealers that nj
-
|trate Of sdl!a would stimulate the soil
|snd make Il Ave up its potash. snEk
Gtatements are made to sell the pro-
duets Of tile agencies making them
|Snd have always found that It X
better to take the advice or counsel IL
: disintsrsstsd Informed party thar,
t1at q : party who has studied every
atSunisht TINT he can give. Which
caAnot be proved false statement,
IN order TO sell his produce. It seems
to me that Ne ought to adopt slosan
In this couaty and, decide at this
| meeting what would be q maximuiiAai
amount Of dollars per acre to spsnd
for the present unbalanced fertilizers
that are being offered for sale. 'irf
Thero 10 one thing that the farmers
Iof Sumter county will make no mis-
take in doing. that Ia to make all of
the manure under shelter that they
can make this, winter. I have seefi
good crops Of cotton grown this year
with nothing except three or four
loads OF stable manure per acre. The
manure produced out from under a
shelter does not have very much pot
ash because the rains leach 1t out.
This Is tho time Of the year to flush
the land and subsotl and harrow SO
|as to make the greatest amount Of
plant food ,ilz the soil available for
next ysar'a crop.
III eh j. Frank Williams.
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Vienna. Dec. 26 (by Courier to Ber-
lin, Via London). The answer OF the
Austro- government to the
American government in regard to the
sinking of the Italian steamer Ancona
is expected this week. Frederic c.
Penfeld. the American ambassador,
had not received the reply up to Mon
day evening, however.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-22
GERMAN TROOPS
THRUSTING BACK
ENEMY ATTACKS
toffic:al cablegrams.l

+. = d p.
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS, July
21.--h yas reported yesterday that
an attack was made on Fromeiles.
being undertaken By two strong di-
visions. The gallant Bayarian division
who repulsed the attack counted oYer
1000 dead enemies In the fore field.
Besides, up TO now 4S1 prisoners,
among whom are 10 officers. Sixteen
machine guns were taken.
On both sides Of Somme yesterday.
the expected great thrust took place,
but failed. Numerous waves attacked
on 40 kilometers front from Pozieres
to west Of Hermandoyillers. Over IL
divisions were engaged. .<~
The scanty enemy's success is as
follqws:.
One German division south of Har-
deeourt on about three kilometers
breadth pressed into the next line 500
meters backward and further, the en-
envy penetrated into salient and Herm-
andoyillers. On the whole rest of the
front furious attacks broke down with
extraordinary enemy losses. Undarnt.
ed by death, the loyalty Of our troops
was shown. British cavalry entered
the combat but this new feature was
unable to change definite results. I'm.
til now. II officers and 1900 men are
Nprispners,
On the rest of the front, artillery
mine throwers are busy at south La.
basse and northwest of Lens and Ar
gonnes and both sides Of Mouse,
North Of Vondressee, a small French
detachment after frslitless blasting,
attempted an attack but was re-
pulsed, The crater Is occupied by us.
Before our front south of Pozieres, an
enemy's aeropjane was shot down. An.
other northeast Of Rapaume has fallen
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roads or bridges will be repaired by
the government and the city win not
be asked or expected to pay any OF
the governments hauling costs, as was
stated ly the supervisor.
l. The government has right to
a reasonable use Of the roads Of the
territory. In this case If any hauling
is dona, the vehicles used and the
loads carried will be such as to do the
least possible damage to the roads.
5. The quartermaster's depart.
ment spends about 100000 a month
in Honolulu and this money is of d.
rect benefit to the entire population.
s. The territorial officials have re-
quested the national government to
build road around the entire island.
Mr.. Arnold as public official
might have called at this office where
he could have learned the facts In
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FIRST
STATION CRUISER
IS ON WAY HERE
(Asseciated Press By Federal wirelessl
SEATTLE, Wash. July 22.-The
cruiser ST. louis sailed for Hcaolulu
TODAY.

(Associated Press By Federal wirelessI
SEATTLE, Wash. July 22-The
cruiser St. louis sailed for Hcnolulu
today.
The st. Louis viii be stationed per
manently at Pearl Harbor as flagship
OF the commander of the 14th Naval
District, Of which the Hawaiian Naral
Station is headquarters." said Rear
Admiral Clifford j. Boush. command
ant at Pearl Harbor. when informed
over the telephone today that the 81
Louis sailed tins morning for Pearl
Harbor from Bremerton, Wash.
I'VE expect TO moor the cruiser Off
Magazine Island, near the present
base Of the third submarine division"
he added. Our latest advices are that
Lieut. -Ccmdr. Victor s. Houston is in
command. We do not know whether
she has full or skeleton crew. She
will have several duties to perform. ac-
eompanying the submarines and act
ing as training ship for the Naval
Militia of Hawaii, as well as being
the flagship of the commander of this
naval district. So
The Navy Directory OF june shows
the St Louis is q first-class cruiser of
IA guns, 9700 tons, q 900 horsepower,
twin screws. Her officers are given
as follows: Lieut.. -Comdr. V. s. Hous-
ton. commanding; Lieut.. R. 8. Culp,
Lieut.. q. 81 r. s. Parr, Surgeon w.
s. Hoen, Paymaster G. Skipwith, Chief
Boatswain W. A. Macdonald, Chief
Gunner Nv. o. King, Chief Machinist
D. Mullan. Pay Clerk G. B. Fuller.
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Will NOT
SUFFER BY army
TRUCK OPERATION

At the office of the constructing
quartermaster this morning the fol.
lowing was given ont in regard to GER
tain statements made by Charles Arm
old, supervisor, In published article
regarding the use of roads by the gov
eminent:
1. The statement made by the SUI
perYisor was incorrect as to facts and
figures.
2. NO plans have yet bsen decided
on Cor hauling any material to Soho
field barracks.
8. Ifsany hauling is done over coun-
ty roads. any DAMAGES resulting to
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Lydia and Manuel Comes, recently
divorced, Strengthened put alimony az
fairs in an agreement filed in circuit
court today. II has been agreed by
the couple that Comes pay his for.
mer wife lump sum of $125 instead
pf the monthly allowance ordered BY
the court
REPORT
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stead Of making erroneous statements
and expressing his fears 70 the gen.
erai public through the newspapers.
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The Jutia, commonly called the Gu
ban rat, is related to the porcupine
and makes an affeetiehate pet. -
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Petition for Allowance Of Accounts
Determining Trust and nistrlbut
inc Estste
oRpER

On Reading and Fling the Rettion
and Accounts pf Lee Qpg, Adninlstra-
tor Of the katate q. Lee Glnpg, Pc
ceased, wherein petitioner asks 70 De
allowed slSl2l6 and charged with
SzBzl and asks that the same De
examined and approved ana that q
final order be made Of distribution OF
the remaining property to the persons
thereto entitled and discnarglng the
petitioner and suFeties fFem all turtflef
responsibility herein;
Y = Ordered. that the 2lst day OF
August, 1916, AZ 10 o'clock q, M. De-
fore the Judge presiding q chambers
OF the Circuit Court OF the Third CIR
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In the Matter OF the Estate OF Ma
haleauomo Cunha, Deceased.
Order Of Notice Of Hearing Petition
for Acministration
On Reading and Filing the Petition
OF Frank X. cunta Of Honolulu. 7. H.
alleging that Kahaleauomo Cunha VI
Honolulu, T. H, died intestate at
Honolulu, 7. H., on the sth day pf
June, A. d. 1916. leaving property
within the jurisdiction Of this Court
necessary to be administered upon,
end praying that Letters Of Admins
tration issue to A d. Castro, Of Homo
lulu aforesaid;
Il e ordered. that Friday. the 18th
day ef August, a, D. 1916, ct O'Clock
4. m, be and hereby is appointed for
hearing said Petition in the courtroom
OF this Court in the judiciary Build
ing in the City and County Of Homo
lulu, at which time and place al per
sons concerned may apear and show
cause, II any they have, why said Petf
ton should not be granted.
Dated Honolulu, July p, 1916.
BY the Court.
fSeal1 CHAS. II. HITE,
Clerk q the Circuit Court Of the First
Circuit.
s5sl-July a. %. Aus. s. u
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
First Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii
At Chambers-In Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Solo
a, - Nj holor4o no0oaQa6
Order to Show Cause on Application
70 Sell Real Estate
On Reading and Filing the Petition
of william AHA, Administrator Of the
Estate OF solomon MaheloRa, De.
ceased, praying for an order of sale
Of certain real estate belonging to said
estate, as set forth In said petition,
and setting forth certain legal rea-
sons why such real estate should be
sold, to wit; To pay the debts OF said
estate and the expenses Of administra-
ton;
1t Is Hereby Ordered, that the heirs
and next Of kin Of said Solomon Maize
Iona, deceased, and all persons inter
ssted in the said estate, apear before
this Court on Monday. the 3lst day Of
July, A. D. 1915, at 3 o'clock 2. M. at
the courtroom of this Court, in the
City, OF Honolulu, then and there to
show cause why an order should not
be granted for the sale Of such estate.
Dated Honolulu. July %, 1916.
BY the Court.
Seal CHAS. N. HITE,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the First
Circuit,
6534-Juiy 20, 26. 20
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Third Gircuit, Territory of Hawaii
At Chambers Probate
In the Matter of the Estate Of Lee
Chong. Deceased.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
first Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii
At Chambers-In Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Ka-
haleauomo Cunha, Deceased.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Third Gircuit, Territory Of Hawaii
At Chambers In Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Lee
Chong, Deceased:
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