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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
pebre slirSeit auf elm Snfantareregis

ipeDre olrSeit auf Elm Snfa1ter fregts
ment entfalien, lit nidt genau be-
fonllt;;s 10 @tid pro Eegiment Dirfts
ni9t cine gu hpEe Our4lanitts5o1I
bdrltelen, e6sr bus @egenteil. Wiirr
osn bieie ihren 8prrat perbrau9en
IL miibte oas sagefabr 10000 $50
tronen sntIpreden. Gehnet mon n5er
allh i'm 9ur9IdJnitt mir nit 100000
Yatrpnen prp Megiment, 10 fomnt
nan 5u elmer Sotal=3abl fir Die 5ebn
Reginlenter oes Nrreeforps pon elmer
M:lipn Yatronen Fir Die Mal9inenz
getpebre pro 4rmelforps uno PRO
Sag. Gs piiroen fpmit jeosn &f=
tag pro Nrmeetorps insgefomt bier
Millionen perbrau6t tperben, unb
8ruHilpff Fat segenlpdrtig ipenigitens
Elm. Subenb Irmeefprpg auf enge.n
Haume sur gerfiisung.
Mie mir pif1er, ipieoer6plen Die
@uFen tire @turmansriffe gegen Die
2inien Der 3entralmddte @oden bl1z
bura Sag fir Sag; mon fann iid
alfo leidt poritellen, psl9 enprme
Mense1l Snfanterte =Nlunition our
0erfuguns itelen miiIe, iol ;in ernft=
li6er uno folgeniqiperer Munitiorlsz
man9el nermieoen iperoen.
Wir buben uns Bel biefer approrl=
matipen M~ufitelung an Dfterre.9Ta.
Mnsaben ge5alten. 8etannt lit uber,
bab Die &ufen nit oen @diiHen niht
iparfam umeeben, i'm g%ssenteil,
Menn lie lire tampfenben 5ruppsn
BON Der Office Bis sum 9dparoen
Meer unb gum &autaius biIlunter
nit importierter Munition perfeben
miiBten, murbe ibnen Dies ielbTtpsr=
itdnoli9 umlp idnerer iperoeu, je
gr0ber Die Mniprii9e an Die brittle
RE i'm Puntte bes Srpmmelfeuers Der
Idperen 4rtiIerie nerben; unp III
pieier @inii9t baben Die Huilen tire
Geaner pait ibertroffen. Mber aud
bieie perfeu i'm gesebenen Mpmelt
linerb0rte MaiIen pan Brpieff1len in
bic Wasi@ale; ~ Bat man gum Set
ipiel bere9net, beB gu 9eginn oss
sfoben Insriffs geseu @erbun i'm
5riibling pabreno ID Sagen niht
!peni9er als flint Milionen 5aiNe
absei9ohen %ipurben. uno Bop $4,000
@%iitermdgen erforbef4ib tparer, un
bic gelamte MSetaamaie an Die 5rort
Su t%ransportieren. unb bic Jyrpnt bel
8eroun tit bed nur elm tleiner Mbz
l9nitt, persliden nit ben Srpntlanz
gen, an lpelden Die grobe Mrtiaeris
Brufilpffs tanpIt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
S~nfanterit in Der sdiibenlinie mil

Snfanterift IN Der @6iibenlinie mil
Ii9 fubrten. tam man balo sur ginz
1idt, oaB Dieter gorrat ai9t aus
reidte. Ser rufIii9e Snfanteriit err
belt bonn uu9 our9 Die Munitipnsz
Magen 10 bel Grtra=M unition, als
er. BEL ii9 bergen fonnte, 10 oaB ieine
Patronensabl oft 250-30O 5tid be-
trug. NuBerbem purben in Der Mdbe
Der &fabf9nitts sroBe @orrate
als &eierpe aufgeitapelt, 10 beiIpiels=
tpei1e bel Millfben, np bunbert gatrp<
men PRO Mann EXTRA bered5net pur-
ben. Mu6 Die iapanifde Snfantetle
trug, tpenn ernItlide &dmpfe porous
gefeben iparen, 200 bis $50 9atro-
men auf iid, ia pftmals belief ii9 Die
Geiamtsabl Ser mitsetrmenen una
auf Den Msunitipnsnasen befinbliden
Munitipn 425 Bis Ats gatrpnen pro-
Gepebr. Dem 8eiipiel Sapans 1T
Die Snfanterie Ser 3entralmddte gs=
fplgt, unb 10 erlalten bic @p1oaten
beim 8eporiteben zines Samples Ell
men @rtramunttionsporrat non 100
$50 @tiid, ia mandmal nod meor.
Sag ein en%tfpreGenoes @erbdltnis
al6 'beim Drud bes gruHilpffiden
Ingriffes bpr, 10 bate bas betref=
fenoe Regiment etpa 100000 patrnz
men perbraudt, mas abip.ut nidt
unpabrlheinli6 iii. Sn Der 5dlad9t
Bel 2!aoians periapb oas IS. ruff
19e acknowledgement, tpie ieBt be-
fannt lit, nt9t neniser ols $4,000.
patrpnen, ober $50 pro @emebr; fei<
lie Iusriiftung betrus 611,0O0 Ya=
trpne11.
Sebt bal1belt es iid) inoeHen an Der
Sffrpnt ni9t I'M einselne Sruppenz
abteilunsen, lpnbern Elm @eetment
ioie oas anbere lit Der gan5en 5ront
entlans benz rufIif9en Dri1d allsgsz
1ebt. Seoes DfterreidzunesriiGe Mr=
meeforps 5d6lt IL Hesimenter. @sieBt
Der SOIL, oaB Ypn linen aebn i'm
Seuer geItanben baben. ipd9renp 2 iii
@elerpe blieben, ID modt oies le9a
Milipnen Yatrbnen PRO Mrmesforps
unp prp &ftas aus.
Wte fdnen aber Der Snfanter;it
ou6 19iebm mag, er fam opa Bel
neitesn nicbt 10 piel berbrou9en,s pie
Die mnnitipnsfrelienben MaIdtnsn=
geipebre, ppn benen ieoes i'm Dur6s
{9nitt gerednet 400 gairpnen prp
Minute ab5ulAleBen perntus. SIN
ManoI9ureitriese puroen allf ber ia=
pantheon Seite PRO Sag 1870 Botros
fen ppn Mai6inenseipebrsn oers
braudt; horher bate maE 5000 9az
tronen pro Mai1inengelrebr als &c
niisenb anacleben, UNI ben Sagesbe@
burf 81 beden. Die Muifen re2neten
nit $1,000 Yatlpnen prp Mt,iGl-
neneepebr. Wie piele WiaI1insnge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
@rpbes Mufiehen err

D ~ ~ ~ Z v w
regte in petersburg oie pl0slth auf
gsfeH oes oberi item 2eiters bes Santz
tots uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prina
sen Slpenburg porssnommene Der
seftung oes Mitglieoes Ser 5tubt=
pernaltung bon petersburg, Soma
rom. aamaron, Der bic 9eriorgung
Der Reiioena nit 9ei5materialien LETT
tete, NOR II. a. fir Die in melreren
walopar5ellen, in benen &risgseefunz
gene belddftist iparen, ~sefiibrten Orr
beiten perantportli9. Sn einem Der
Nrbeitslaser, Die ibre %2ebsnsmtttel
BON Der petersburser @taotpernal=
tuns erhalten, puroen Nun Bel einem
9eIua bes Semitpo : Mrstes perz
faimmeltes 8rot uno u%nseniebbcre
Slide porsefunben. Sa Der bon benz
getersburger Staotbatpt er1tattete
Nappprt uno bic grfldrungen aa=
msrops Sen @aniidtsleiter prinsen
Sloenburg nt9t befriebisten, orbnete
bieIer Die 8erbaftuns aamarotps an,
Der nit bier 8ohen @efdngnis fez
ltraff pur0e.
-Die&ageoe Ser nproii6e en-,
6ouptiaali4 norpesii9en WatfiIhz
fanger bat li9 i'm 9erlaufe bss ar1e=
ses gang auberoroentl;d berbsHsrt.
Dies sri6eint auf ben eriten Bid
merfpirbig, oenn betanntli9 flag
ten Die nit Der 8alfiidfangerei pirt=
l9aftli6 oulammenbdngenoen &reiie
bereits in ben lesten Sabren Dor Dem
arteg iiber cine bebrobli9s Mbnabme
an Walfii4en, uno alberpem fann
Die artegsuniiderbeit sur See ben
5tl9fang nidt seraoe sef0rbert baz
ben. DAB Die Walfii9fdnserei isoo@
trpBoem pirtidaftlia einen grpBsu
Nuf11nung erlebte, lit baraus gu err
1eben, DOB Die Werte Der gr0Bten NOR
ipegilden Walfiidfdnserz @elellidaf=
ten pom Sabre 1915 gum Sabre 1916
bon 200 auf 400 Bro5tnt seitiegsn
iino. Die 9apiere oiefer geIeulhaften
on Der gorle bon gbriitiania lino
ooH 700 aNtltprlen dut OIL Wttl1oz
men sebrn6t uoroen. Die grtldrung
fur oiele Steigeruns liest oarin, bab
9ie Walfii9fanger fat hire Idmtliden
8oote, belonbers bic ppn 40OO-5OOO
Spnnen, an straightforward gu
sbpRen rnb hDdIten PreiFen pertauft
baben. $50 fino ielbt Die ginnabmen
Der Wolfiidfdnser Su reselredten
&riegsselpmnea g%epcroen.
@nper 9oida fiinnist Ben Seloz
5ns in gsppten nn. Subnnie mad
Srieoenl
Sberltlelltnant &lbn. Iilitar@
attade Ser amerifaniiden 8ptidaft in
Berlin -abbernfen. @us ser ipobl
lbri!ben fiiraubne ltiidden semadt bat?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
@erlorene ~2iebcsmnb..

Cine 3iirider Came madt elmer
9erlinerin 8eilld). Die 3iirider lpre-
den inter iid INNER ibr seliebtes
a3iriOiitl6". Nber oie Game peiB,
Dob lie IN Morobeutidlano &od)-
beltIb re0en miB. Sic gibt ith piel
Mii6e, es id)on iln0 rein gu lpreden.
nSeben Sic nral an!" iagt Oarauf
bic 9erlinerin lid Bate nidDt ge=
badt, bob id Ben Sdpeiser 9ialeft
10 leiht berlteben miiroe."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10

snsar Ser ggperte Ser 81. 9.
uEimes" bat l6on gemerft, bab es an
Der Spmmefront mlffullenb till gez
imuroen lit. Sober ser glame: sadz
p%erltanbiser.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-10
MuS Dem 6taate.
selbitmurb a,ts perlcttem Gbraeis.

Clinton, Sa., 8. Sea. Sic erlt
20 Sabre ate gbo 8artb bat aeitern
@beno in ibrer @obnllng mittels Gb(o<
roform ibrem 2eben elm @noe aemacbt.
Die inrlse 2ebensmiibe bate sic Cber-
alIflidt iiber Die Mdb1en in elmer
6emoenfabrif inglintpn. Snfplge elmer
&lage Der Mrbeiterinnen ipar Tie aber
.abgelebt lporbelt llnb muBte lelb1t mie
Der on elmer Nabma1dine arbeiten.
I9as 1ol Tie li6 10 5l @er5en genomz
men baben, oab lie Ben SOB illdte. Gle
mar Die seIdienene Sran bon gborles
&rasii uno Bate fir Sen l1nterbalt
5ipeier &inber gu lorgen. Sbre @ltern,
Gas. 8artb 'l1nb Srar, leben in saz
banna, ST., mo lire Sodter AUDI lire
Ieste Nubeltdtte finoen ipll.
8cim spielen seridmettert.
@nbnqne. SSn., 9. Sea. Ser crit
a6tidbrige StanleD SEED lpielte geitern
in einem Strinbrllh. 8loblib lDite iid
bon Dielem elm getpaltiger Steinblod
los, rplte auf Den nidt5abnenben&na<
belp 5u ullo serquetldte iii i'm bud)z
ltdbliGen Git1ne bes @prtes.
SIN &fe sesen bic gbenernns.
SEES @oine s, Sa., 9. Seq. Sic
bielige @etperfl6aft Ser gtraBenbabnz
angeltellten bat angelibts Ser 2ebens=
mitteltbeueruns ben @eriu6 semadt,
berldiebene 8eoarfsartifel I'M @rpben
fir tire @itslieoer ein5ufaufen. 9as
Experiment. bate gang por5liglide Nez
lultate. Mllein bel Sen Mnfanfcn, bon
@aebl fonnte Ben Samilien Ser Stra=
benbabnangclteuten Oie Slmme bon
i$400 erlpart tperbet.
Seine .SSobn Sues. mebr seridts=
fdbig.
SEES Moin es, Sa., 9. Seq. Sic
bieIigen Stabtridter babcn betn Soft
5eibepartement bieesW Gttbeilung srts
geben lal1en, oab bon iebt as Sic ridz
tigen 8amen . alien M~ngeflagten
feItseitellt lnb n0tbigenfaQs Sen be-
treffenoen 8tdteru bertrallli6 mitgeS
tbeilt iperben 1%niif1en. &,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
or The Z o,llhy Fancier
msttion Which VIII Help the Man Who Raises
EGmckens for Pleasure to Realize Profit,
vnmassd Hens Not werT,si 49, 49,
tain Mere Energy 70 Be psvoted
- Eco Preductlea.

u has'been quits well established b.
tests that hens kept separated from
mals birds VIII produce mere esss
than those that run With the males.
In one experiment hvs hens, i've pull
lets and cock were put in ono pen
and i've hens and i've pullets in an
other. Al were Of the Same breed and
were given the Same care.
Tho experiment continued from
January until September. The mated
females produced $50 eggs and the
minated ones 972, q difference Of q
In favor Of the minated ones. In an.
other experiment practically the same
results were secured.
The theory 10 that minated hens
are not worried by the male ana b..
Ing more quiet retain more energy -
be devoted to the production of exgs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
|alllIHe SEX OF CHICKS


GMpNRSoN. cniovado As1,-
Y eEs, yosl Collins Cofo.)
he fspflly growing day-old
ltiGtxy he question Of sex
ttoa naturally arises. Many
bud NE 70 order an pullets,
Eels On Q given number Of
world DO glad to pay an ID
rfee for this assurance.
q Barred Plymouth Rock
b b told With a reasonable
ACCURACY. The pullet has
w1lpw-colore. beak. some
aked with bi .ck. It is Of
than the CO ferel and the
krk sndSmok. tcolored. The
has bright yellow legs and
uspelly q coarse head and
eyG The cockerel is a gray
oiOr while the pullet is dark
tite tip Of the wings and spot
the head are most notice
he pullet, due to the con-
the deeper black. This
b only be. used to denote
AFst couple Of days. After
tkrs all take on the one
site blue color; the beak
{ the pullet fade out to yell
methods can be employed
parti-colored breeds. With
red birds the best means
ming sex is the prominent
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
Mlxed Naeviaoa

The Npes win ettep play ppanlu
With what q reporter trles 20 ssyvaA
for example, In this extract tsop a
Enelish nsvspapes: ~The bridA Nhs
was given away By her father, wore q
dress OF pale hridegfeom. Cha WA al
tended by the hat, and carried Q bon
quet, the gift Of the pink tafsts en-
and q large dark.blue bridegroom,a
tive little Rieces.n No wonder sayl
London Opinion, the large daSkrhlnl
bridegroom turned palel
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
aGv,.TaY As INSECT HUNTERS
Fowls "'n T'e| - much Food When
TIrnel i.eo.e IN Fields-Tur.
k"yA Like ntasshoppers.

The poultt:s that u tn1-ad loose in
the fields thtse d4Js viii pick up a
lot Of valuable feed that will not cost
you d cent. Ts,s feed, consisting large.
" Of insects makes valuable poultry
feed n two wasg. as 1t rot only nour.
ishec The poultry, but ia thereby pre-
vented from eating aid otherwise de.
stroying your crops.
iurksye are especially fine Insect
hunters aot are among tbs bast hun.
ters Of the srasahorpet.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
wall Nest for Layers.

dsc1pings rs they wait. In the nest
frustrated, the sliding door at one end
nag be shut at night. This will keep
the birds from roosting on the nests.
The narrow board by which the hens
eEee- the nests allows their droppings
to fali Gil the aoor instead of accumu-
hitting to soil their feet and then the
eE1s. The removable board on the
fioa; Of thu nests makes them conyen-
!snt to clean.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06

Tho West vireinian Is on sale o
cry evening at the following places'
UNION NEWS CO., Street Oar Sta
ton and B. & o. Station.
WATSON BUILDING NEWS STAND
Main entrance Watson Building.
FAtRMoNT NEWS Cos 1S4h Mais
Street.
CLYDE s. HOLT, Main Street.
MORAN & PRUNTy. cespsr Bridge
and Water streets.
J. H. M'CLOSKEY. corner Sixth md
Locust avenue.
A. g. MARTIN, Main street.
HAMILTON DRUG CO., corner Tealb
and Virginia avenue.
JAMES GALLIHER, corner TWaiftt
and Virginia avenue.
MORRIS NEWS CO., Main srset.
EAST SIDE NEWS CO.. 2os Maskse
street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
RGl|


Einrlosa1 No. ly1p,qSel.
pipah RE- ~ e11 Pisa1 -.
breskfssk a1d hse ptsstep NJ ~
that ter each hf1al .taeg milpo1 ~ y
Wpsla b. Q psdlslion p NJ Ssl
yasss, pipaA ps,styaly sSssats1 L
thiA Aat naH day To mistgepa hsal
the maid next deer cay b hls; 6HeaN
to me pen ct y wosk nishay lAhea
II gets b work whep ] gel1 lpeA6a
was the reply. glow 10 yeu ulanaSl
bout dc breakfast" s0h, I p6ys q
missus u cook Do brsakfsf! MkeetpI
Evening TRANSCRIPT. ''''''
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06

Roouy. clean nssts mean dean
sggs. The Kansas ststs Agricultural
college advocates tho use Of tho nest
shown. Dirty nests ere generally
caused By the fowls roosting On the
edge Of tho nests and allowing drop.
pings to fall in. OF by the hans waiting
ct the edge Of their favorite NEST for
another he4 10 get through laying,
and fouling the side Of tho nest with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
Able to Aafsord Il,

Hub-"The doctor says that II ]
keep on working at this pace after
money ] shall be wreck at forty
Ave-" Wifa-'Never mind, dear; by
that time We shall be able to afford
it,"-Boston Transcript.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
LOCATION OF CHICKEN COOP
Place It on High, Weii.Drained Spot
Avoid Cool, Damp Air That
Keeps Things Moist.

In locating chicken coop, place Il
on high, well drained spot. Soil that
Is well drained Is less likely to become
rontaminnteS with disease gerns.
Air drainage is MS necessary as soil
1rainage, so the coop should not stand
IN a low place or pocket where cool,
damp air settles and keeps things
moist.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
Gu, Of tho ouss.,an.

Daddyrr.Jesppetts Y I allow yoqnI
Simpson to become my sop-lnAaw, IA
you suppose he viii DO willing t. vpEt
and support yopl" Jeannette-"oh
dad. how can he when he has proni
Used to do nothing but thlak q 0eaq
the time PUCK.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
CANDLE AND GRADE ALL EGGS
Farmer Cannot Afford to Produce Rest
and Take Flat "case.c Count" Prles
for Product.

Insist that your buyer candle and
grade ycur eggs ind that he pay a
premium for "Hrsts" over seconds"
You cannot afford to produce the best
and take nat "case.count" price
along with the producers Of small,
dirty, stale, inferior eggs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
Who Gets lt7

California has produced lemon
which weighs three pounds and 10
eighteen and one-half inches In cir
conference. It must be an awful thing
to DO hnnded a lemon In California
Rur-"' Zines
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
He Knew.

"Mr. Fusser." said the professor,
"can you tell me the meaning Of the
title 'SlrT" II don't know the exact
meaning replied the student, but
that's what a girl says when the
wrong chap kisses her."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
Freight Coming
On Sonoma From
Eastern States
Oceanic Liner Has Five Cars
of 1t Aboard; Probably
Much Xmas Freight

Five carloads of eastern freight,
probably containing large amount
of Christmas goods for Honolulu mer-
chants, are included in the S35 tons
of cargo the Oceanic steamer Sono-
ma is bringing to this port from San
Francisco, according to Superinten-
dent ]. w. Robertson of the shipping
department of c. Brewer & Company,
the local Oceanic agency, today.
This IS the first Oceanic steamer
to bring large amount of overland
freight to Honolulu in 1916. 1t is
usually all handled by Matson steam
ers but owing to the tremendous con-
gestion at San Francisco OF railroad
freight consigned to this port, the five
carloads have probably been diverted
to the Spreckels line, although the
local agency does not know whether
this is the case.
Usually Oceanic boats do not bring
more than 10 or 90 tons of cargo here
from the coast The Sonoma has 10
Passengers, Is packages of express
matter and S3l sacks Of mail, one Of
the largest this year, for Honolulu.
The Sonoma will dock at Pier II,
the local agency said today. Pier g..
the new berth given Oceanic boats
since Pier 10 was torn down, will be
needed by the. Great Northern. also
arriving Monday morning. two hours,
and half after the Sonoma is due to
dock. The Sonoma left San Francisco
Tuesday, two hours late, but will prob
ahly mako il nm She will leave from
Pier Is for Pago-Pago and Sydney
about 4 O'Clock Monday afternoon, tax
ing the next mail
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
600 TONS ARE
IN HOLDS OF
MATSONIA

The biggest general merchandise
cargo ever brought to Honolulu in any
steamer from San Francisco, S71S
tons, will arrive Tuesday morning on
the Matson liner Matsonia, Capt.
Charles Peterson
Advices received Thursday by Cas-
lie & Cookies shipping department
from the Matson offices in San Fran
cisco says the big liner has S71S tons
for Honolulu and 482 for Hilo. This is
a grand total of 5000 tons, setting a
new record for big cargoes from the
mainland 1t would take four voyages
of the Great Northern to bring the
cargo the Matsonia has in her holds
this trip.
Tomorrow the Matson steamer Lur.
line is due to come off the Union Iron
Works drydock in San Francisco,
completely repaired She viii leave
San Francisco next Tuesday, Decem-
Der 5, with a capacity cargo. The
liner has lost one round trip because
of her grounding on October Is off
Makapuu Point, when she damaged
her hull severely, necessitating the re
placement or repair of 6S plates. She
is scheduled to arrive here again De.
cember H.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
?. 0. GIVES OUT
list OF XMAS
MAIL BOATS
For New York, Great Northern;
For Canada, Niagara; For
California, Matsonia

As today Is the first day of Decem-
her, the question OF the last steamers
20 take Christmas mail to the main
land and Orient N time for delivery
before December q is beginning 10
concern the minds OF Honolulans.
Superintendent OF Mails Frank T.
Sullivan IN consequence this morning
gave out a list OF steamers which Will
take mail to the states, Canada and
the Orient in time for Ii to be deliv-
cred by Christmas Day or before
To New York and the eastern states
the last mail to insure delivery of pre-
SCENTS at those points before Christmas
viii go on the Great Northern Deceni-
Der s, week from today.
On the same date the Canadian-Aus-
tralasian liner Niagara will leave for
Victoria and Vancouver Christmas
presents for Canada and the North
west states should be sent by this
steamer.
For the Middle West the last Christ
mas mail will be taken by the Matson
steamer Aatsonia. leaving December
For California the Matsonia should.
e't'o HC h-Co, as llc i<dIldfcs uut ~
leave nonolulu December l9, win not
reach San Francisco until the day
after Christmas.
The Korea Mari. II she leaves here
December IS assscheduled. will arrive
In san Francisco Christmas Day.
For Japan and China the Shinyo
Maru, TO leave for Yokohama the aft
ernoon Of December IA, not December
10. as on Alexander & Baldwin's ship
ping calendar, her schedule having
been advanced day since the calen-
dar was printed, will reach Yokohama
on Christmas Day,
The last mail TO make connections
for Europe and Australia in time for
Christmas delivery has already gone.
Please Mail Early
The postoffice also requests Homo
lulans to mail their presents early,
before the last boat leaves. Parcels
may be labeled on their face or any
side, do rot open until Christmas"
but Merry Christmas stickers can be
put only on the back OF all packages.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
GREAT NORTHERN HAS
2S7 ABOARD FOR HERE

The Hin liner Great Northern is
bringing 2sz passengers to Honolulu
from San Francisco and Los Angeles,
says wireless to Fred L. Waldron,
Ltd, the local agency. She is due at
Hilo at o'clock Sunday morning and
viii arrive here at 10 q. m. Monday.
There are l79 first-cabin passengers,
"a second and "a steerage. On her
first trip this season. arriving here
November IA, the turbiner brought csc
passengers; 275 first-cabin, so second
and II steerage.
A big cargo is in the liners holds.
She has 1925 tons. all she can carry.
Automobiles on board are, 10 for Hilo
and "a for Honolulu. The Great Nor.
thern has 81 sacks OF mail Tor Hilo
and six for Hoaolula
Leaving this port again. the Great
Northern will steam from Pier for
san Francisco. Friday. December 8,
at 10 a. M, just week from today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01

The arth rs blessed with tie 0nr,
simple, painless. never-failing rem
edy. that makes millions of corn-Fes.
tered people happy. and that's GETS
IT" Apply it in seconds. 1t dries
Some people jab and dig az their
corns with knives and razors-wrcp
their toes in packages with. bar.
dages or sticky tape, make them red
and raw with salvef Nothing like
mis- with "GETSIT." Your corn
loosens-you lift it off. There's
nothing TO press on the corn. Try il
tonight on any corn, callus or wart.
aGETS-IT'' is sold and recommend.
ed by druggists everywhere. 25c IL
bottle. or sent on receipt Of price hy
e Lawrence 6 Co. Chicago. Ill.
Sold in Honolulu and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy py
HOLSTER Drug Company
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-01
Everyone sholId
Drink Hot Water
in theMorning
Wash away all the spmach, liver,
and bowel poisds before
breakfa

To feel your best Iay in and day
out, 10 feel clean insie; no sour bile
to coat your tongue nd sicken your
breath or dull your he'd; no constipa-
tion, bilious attacks, sick headache,
colds. rheumatism or Pssy. acid stom-
ach. you must batht on the inside
like you battle outside This is vastly
more important. behuse the skin
pores do not absorb impurities into
the blood. while the bowel pores DO.
says a well-known PHYSICIAN.
To keep these posons and toxins
we'll flushed from tlf stomach. liver,
kidneys and bowls, drink before
breakfast each daY glass of hot
water with teaSooIIful of lime
stone phosphate it, This will
cleanse, purify and Feshen the entire
alimentary tract. before putting more
fcod into the stomach -
Get a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from your Pharmacist. It
Is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
except sOurish twingt which is not
Drink plpsphated hot
water every morning u rid your sys-
tenn Of these vile poisgns and toxins;
also to prevent their formation
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an ac-
of body pdisons, begin this
treatment and ADORE all, keep it up!
As soap and hot water act on the skin,
sweetening and purifying.
so limestone phosphate and hot water
before breakfast, act on the stomach.
liver, kidneys and bowels. ADV.