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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
Sin bcSancrIid,cr lIuiua.


S'''l- &ailcr pom 9tr POPS, Git 60.
Iapettc Sl0cluc, BON Ocn Sluto.
lnobd Ocs Gr. 5oicp5 @Icb iibcr.
'a9ren rmO tootlt6 pcrIett
&ollcr ipor sur 8eit ocs llnfoIlcS
l'lt Der gIilsbeiicruue eiueS @lo.
t0ri@aOeus beiddftiat.
YIN beomicrIiAer llniaIl, lueldjcr
iOa7rlfciuIid ocm 22.id5riacuGbayi-
,Vlr BON 0r. Siroin @. 6rieOcumolo,
uas Sebcn foiten miro. crciguctc IiG
scl'crn gegcn 6 llbr gIbeuos Dor oeu
sSallp 9lccoro @c6auoc," sIr. ,92i,
81 TalIitraBe Inter Der 9IuidlI.
oUlgllna @m. Soiier bon glr. POPS,
~ SaioDettc 9lueuuc, iibcrfabrcn
. Vaoen tuIlrOc geitern ocr 3obuorJt
Sr- 5oicp1 gPcb bon g}r. 1903. GIt.
eQoleltraBc, pcrboitct mo in Die
a,li,lillerc Eoli5eiitation ciueeIiefert.
Soc olc Nugcn3ciIgen OcS llnfoucS
oV'l@teten bat ser Chauffeur bon
6rleOcnpolo, ser iid ieIbit lit
Ovlll slutonlobil 6efouo, Dor ocm or.
'oo0nien @aiie Solt acmodt, mn
~, o,ncll fleincrcn Dcicft an icincni
.0'ptor 5l rcporircn uno itouo oireft
uor ocn 9Iitono6il, ol8 Gr. @|eb
n''i lcincr Moitbuc bon 6iuicu baS
0rlcoempoIO'itc gliltomo6il onranu.
It mo aoiicr oaourh Sit 9oocn
,oorl. Eic @oroerr1ocr OcS 5ric-
0e'lpololdlcn 9litomobilS 0ingen
''ollcr iiber @ciicbt mo Sbcrt0rpcr,
u, ulo er muBte bcIimnmoslos in ooS
~'crcp 6oipital cingelicicrt ipcr0cn
!, Sort ltellten bic 9Icr5tc felt, SoB Ocm
''ll9lildliben scr 5hGocI. oic ainu-
,aoen inO ooS SHuIicrbloit gebro.
Wea luoreu uiO Oab ipcnig S3off.
Dull0 belte9t ion ou1 9c6cn I'LL cr-
gq'icll. Golijiit @lc@uire oerboitcie
y. W'eb furj nnh ocm llniallc llno
o'rler miro lid bette Dor gibter
Supplee SIT uCroutiporten bobeu 81
:, ocl'l EIiltonIobil bon Ir. Nlet befouO
lp allBcr ocm gIrJtc nod Ociica
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
GracI.@Omlscrt.

las ndhiic freic Grocl-Gon5crt
llnoct on Sorntog, ocit 81. 8cbrudr,
Nadulittnes 3 llbr 30 iut @eoboop-
" CSonlcroatoriini itott mo miro SRI.
Marguerite ~. 5000 oic Soliltin
lcln. Soicpb 3mbro9ulio, ein piel-
Oerlprebenoer @eiecr, ipirft nit.
Sas @rogrolnm lit oas iol9enoe'
Serne:: 8oitoroIc uno 2Illc9ro UiDace
aus Der critcn 5pinp1oric; @ailler
%llnleto; @ric9;.pSn tbc morning."
%enoclsiobn: Sonatc 9lr. 3, @iiil.
'laut 9npocotioh; @ectDobcn: Gil'
oertiire 5n aGemont.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
Semen 9SerIetunacn crIcOcn.

Seinen &crIeeupgen erloo oeitcrn
in u@crcp' Soipital" scr 30.iG6riee
8iaium SSotiou bon Ser. 1928,
Sails Ioo0, Scr bel ger 9lr6cit OH
cmcm 2o0cfro6n tootli6 rcrlcst
morOcn mar. 99otion mar BON Der
o@oOlc engineering Co. &oilrouo.,
nobe lhion 9loeuuc, olS 9ooe 9lrbci.
Ter ungeiteGt 9epeien llnO fam wd6.
reno Der &crridtlng ieineS @icultc9
in oie &etteH5iiGe oes 2oOcfrobn3.
Gr erIitt iuuerc @crleslngcn lm0
mebrere SEno6enbriihe, oeuen er &c.
itcrn erluq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

ldno crgriiien inn Die auSldu0iicben
6lHon5opcrdtioHen ga ecntraliiiren
Qic @anfeu iinO oiigeioroert NOR.
ocn ollie dinIaiieuocA MeIicl eiiier
ecntrollicae su iibermciieu mao.
reno Eratteu ouf odS 9Inslouo mir
anSgeltelt ucr0eHs mcut scr Weipeis
croracbt ucroeH fant oaB iie uot9.
wenoia imo nao nidt BEN 0Ifeutli
dlcn Sntcreiic iaoGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
@clltr llCbrridllremmnnacn.

Sniolgc elmer @crItophul1 Der Ga-
Notwithstanding orarg seiicrn glbciiO
OaS Moiier IN ocn aeilcr 0es 0ouics
PR 22Ce, @al6roof 9luemc, unN
IiilIte OeAielbrii hinnrp tur5cr 3cit.
9lnoerc 0dllicr III icncr 9labboridait
iollcn cbcniclS oird Ocn reid)lic1eu
9lcgenialI nntcrielI scid)d0i9t nor.
ocn lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
Sol 9raanen imlgsit ae1a0t Ga6en.

Inter ser gtnicbuloigmig, oigcb'
lih rorfotiitbr @litte( IN icnirm ge.
Iib gcbnbt 6li bobcn lpiiroc gcitcrli
bon oen @ebeinpoli5iiten Gooncp
Inio Yorter Der iii S5ollic Str. 1926,
SiiosSborpitroBc, lcbenoc @lorion
9i @oSncIl ocrhoftet uno in oic nitt,
lerc GoIi8ciitotion cingcIicfert uo CT
lidb beiitc wceCii Der gluihuIoigun9
Dor &ibter Supplce 5u ueroutmor-
ten bobCn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
glener striFe per edliffsitaucr

9Illc 9h5cdeu oelhcn ooralN Giit
Dab cin abermoligcr 9tuSiianO scr
Sdiffsitauer 81 2oclilt.Noint bcuor.
itebt mo mabrideinlid) bcreitS beiitc
Nlor9eu UerluirfliHt meroen miro.
S5crr Nobcrt q &dmiap, scr BOP
ocr 2ciitc, crfldrtc geitcul 9tbcto,
OoB Gic Shiiisitoncr an NSicr 9lr. s
5l SocnIt @oint oic 9(rbcit nic0crge-
lcat bdttcl. 3ucrit bdtten Die lueiBct
9lrbcitcr ocn Nlob perloficr uuO bic
glcgcr icicn Damn 0icieni ocgcbcncit
@eipiel geiolgt. gS itcbt founi 5ii
cripnrtct, ooB Die 2eltc bcntc DIOR.
gen SIR glrbeit 5nriidfebren iuerOeu,
iub Ole llSolijei iuilrOe 5iir e0entleI.
len Grgreiilng entiprehenoer @ia6-
nobmen III aenntniB geiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
1t cS eOman? I?

Eompn 6Iay "a. 6ebrudr.
Gin Nlann ollf oen oie @erionol
Nei6reiblng oeS s. @ront 2pmon
p1Bt, ser in Nep Dorf pegen ongebs
lihcr Shminoeleicn bic cimcn &c.
trag bon nebr ais 100000 inpol.
piren iollen gcipiiuit6t miro, purOc
6cute 9lbenO ouf elmer Yabt IN ct.
@ScterSbur9, 6lo. oerbnitet.
Gr lueigerte iih, Sroqen bc5iiglid)
iciner Soentit1t 5li 6eontporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
eana acIndltsr saidcnOie6 DerGaitet

Infer Der glniduloiema III @ol'
tiuore ongeblid bcrihieOcne To'
idenDiebitoblc begoneen 5li bo6elr
.uno icinen @iiroidoftsiteIler I'M Die
fiir icin @riheiuen nor 0cridlt ge.
itcatc Siirgibuft eeprellt gu bobcp,
|pur6e geiteru bon Dem @ebeinpoli.
5iitcn 9lrntitrong Der 2Sjdbrigc
+. .Gbonfirur Geo @rinc bon Ocm 2it
llfer @Saruloro'S noh Baltimore 5lis
rid gcbrubt. @rine ioll cs dngeb
lid mcbrcrc &oHeli lana peritonoen
hoben, ser GerioIeltng bird Csc
heinipoli5ci BON Baltimore 5ll cnt.
gcben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
@ermift.

Sic Eoli5ei pitrOc crindt nui Ocrt
2T Nabrc alten 9rliec @billipS 81
fdbpoen, pelher ieit ungeidbr 6ebn
Eogen icincn 9ruOcr 6orrp in @bi-
laoelpbio perlaiien bat, Inn lid iiber
Baltimore ndd ieiner @obnung ii
2infnooO, Gorheiter Gointn, SIT
begebeu mo ct obcr nod nidt einge.
trofien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
9 inc @oti4aft BON nnter.

8egangenem 3cppclin.
SpnooiL "a. 6cbrlior. Ginc
5ldide lpuroe olf Sce ouigefiid)t.
ipcl6e Oic lebte aunoe pom &ou-
monOontcn llblc ocS in Ole 9toroiec
ecitiir5tcn Seppelin 8 10 entbicIt,
ino 0ie al icine GlierlJ ieinc 3rou
ms iciuen flcinen So6n gerihtct
mar. Iie lceten 3eileu Der 9otidloft
iogtclt OaB ooS 9uftidliif abgcitiir5t
mio bic @ciabung ami @rtriufeu iet
iost cine 9lcnter. Gepcibc ans Gopcu.
bopcn.
Eie Slaid6e muroe bon Der 9)adt
vStella" III Der 9lG6c ppn @ot6en,
burg geii1tet lulo oufgeiiidt Sic
entbielt bier 9rieie, bon ipelHcn sipci
an bic Gltern oes 3cppalin.aommou.
ooitten unO ie cincr an icine 6rou
lino ieinon So6n gerihtet moren.
Tic 9riefc lparcn III fleincrcn 5eit.
obihnitten geihrieben Ger orittc
Iogte oaB ooS 9uitidiif miume6r
100 Dieter iiber Dem gSoier lhlpcbe,
ooB ole 4lotoren ucrio9ten lnO ooB
Der gl6ihir5 ieoen glioenblid sit er-
porten lei Ger pierte nelOet Damn
ocii erfoIaten 9l6ihir5 unO ooB sic
9eIobilng am Grtriufen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

Der tleine Wdlier bat gcbort, DdB
ieiEOufel, ieBt bei berEroDiontlolonue
teinge5ogen lit. Gr ertlnbigt Ii6 uas
ltiirlib, tpus oos tlt. &robioutIolonne.
8aier ertlart ibm, bob Diele Spiodten
lbie iibrigen nit @Hsn lnO1rinfen ners
,Tor9en uip.
9Ils am udhfteu 5qqe cine BcTreuu-
oete Dame lid) ltath bem 9eFinnen Ses
iSuteIs Soul erturOigt ruff gDulters
Inen freu0eitrobIenO r1dHte, oer BAT
Iittt gut, Der lit Reliner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
Mifteflunncr

Scr g8cibnadts gAunmer oer
o2iucr areSs5eihlua eutHebmeu
mir ben iolgeaoeu Gher5 Ser sSas
uonier Sinterhtpfcr entoedt i'm GeI.
Ter cine 8terflaidc, freut id1 iiber
oieie lnerpartete @ottesgabe, iest
an sum Erinfen uno italIt 0ie SIaids
init eincm @eblaut alf ibreH EIas
suriid u1as lit ID 9itterwanerl4
Sem aamerao arinit uno iagt, NIT
ben 9hgeH 8miHfcru0 uytd, reIdc
mir nid nal oas 9ittermaierl~ Gr
tbut cinen trditigeu SdIud, aber ocr
lSIub, per Ooroiif iolgt, lit nod frdi.
tiger. vllu 0ct i uceB Soft Bitter
woiier" ga IaHt 0cr Critic Iaiit
lmO iagt, aSS6r oeuft lpobl, idl IaiH
nlidb Nunm inod9cn2 9lnn gcraoc
niHt innncr ieite rnilter nit oent
9ittcuuoiicr" Sin Notwithstanding
Sdlud lcert Sic 6laidc. obcr ioaItifj
wirit ct lie wcg nit oent Hilic sllH0
cs mar bod 9iiterlpaiierl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
( sdlSner gscindl Oes gasurs.


Srob OeS in9itiiiigcn @etters ipdr
acltern 9(bcnO ser oicrte Iag oeS 9a-
5ars oeS ,@eriiaiiin EirnpcrcinS"
n ociien Scim oil Der 9lor6 @op-
StroBc ipicoer red)t git beiudt gei
ollerbono glmiiicinentS periloiicn Die
Stinocn fir sic 9beilrcbmer III an
acne1nier @eiic. Sn oer groBcn
Silrnballe ipliroc iiad Sen aliugen
Don airitS GrHeitcr getnll5t uno nit
9roBcm 9eiiqll mnroen Die @eian9s.
Soli ron 5rnu Goit6 Simmons luno
@errn Gif 9poon auigcnoinmen.
Sm Gatbstellcr gina cs redbt lebbdtt
81. ASaitor Er. Sallius Soilnan
labm oeitcrn 9lbeiio All Scm 8eite
t5ciI.
Siir hciitc 9lbcnO iteben bcioiioers
ylitroftioncil anf ocm 8rogromnt.
ytebcu einigen @eian9sportrd9eu &C.
'angt eilt 9beateritiid iintcr Getting
Don Errtlebrer WtIller sur 9luffiib-
rllng. 6erner miro ser Gurnucrehl
eSorpdrtS1 ourtb einc itarte EcIcea-
'lon Oertreten ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

aRun, ipie YtnO sic mt Sbrm
5dpuescrfolu Ill ipe suFriecsu20
Sin 4SrahtnienIbl @Ieic6 bic g(el.
teits bat er gcnommen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25
g or bem Midter.

sic bdben sic Rldgsrin por 3eus
scn cinen adltcn Sc6rauDsnbdmpIcr~
geheiben @Onnen sic (~spus sin
Sbrer GutIduIbigung dirfiibreH9"
o@ripiB SD bin Ifitolieo noYnI
Slnttenberein"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

s@lcine SSroa lit rieiia meihbcr3ig.
gScnn tic iemnn0en meinell iie9t, io
meint Nc gleih ntitl4
vsUleiue 6ran III abuiicb. gSenu
ne iemanoen fdimpfep bort, itbinlpft
iic aIeih mitI''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

@nmor i'm TeI6e. - 6el6s
wcbcl g@us iinO sic ben 8crni n"
2onoimrmmanni oSdIodter, 2crr
SelouebeI~ 6cIowebeI ugld. Damn
iuer0en 5ie iit auf oem Sdlahts
ieIOc ia gan5 III Sbrem Clement iii0.
len"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

u@os mare 8nm 8eilpicl @ciney
9luiiht uod 2urus2D
a&aS bdnat bon ocn llinitdnoen
al &cnu 0cin gnyi5es @crnogcH
aus bier Gents belhinoe, oonn marc
Elm @los Bier Gurus fit Timl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

6rou 9aillu Roe Hoienberg, wcl.
S1e N i6rer Nobnlng g3r. 9iS, pc.
SulloD Strobe, i'm 76. 9ebensioBrc
l'arb, binterl0Bt neben ibrem @atten
5lpet So6ne. orei 9oter uno Is Gr.
lel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-25

@aiisbcrr uNlcir ZienjtmdOher
betla9t ii1, SAB 5ie IS iii Gcrten ae
fiiBt bobcN.~
Dlletber Shut baben sic mii
Denn nirbt sic Wfit6anitgltnq Sores
9arterS 5ugeiogt2T
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
BEST LIVER AND
Bowel LAXATIVE
FOR FAMILY Use
"CaScaretS" Regulate Women,
Men and Children With
out Injury -. I.
Take When Bilious, Headachy,
For Colds, Bad Breath,
Sour Stomach -.

Instead of nasty, harsh pills, salts
castor oil or dangerous calomel. why
don't you keep Cascarets handy in
your home? Cascarets act on the liv-
er and thirty feet of bowels SO gently
you don't realize you have taken
cathartic, but they act thoroughly and
can be depended upon when a good
liver aud bowel cleansing is necessary
they move the bile and poison from
the bowels without gripping and sweet
en- the stomach. You eat one or two
at night like candy and you wake up
feeling fine, the headache, bliousness,
bad breath, coated tongue, sour stom..
ach, constipation, CT bad cold disap-
pears. Mothers should give cross,
sick, feverish or bilious children a
whole Casceret any time-they are
harmless and safe for the little folks,
ADV. r. &c.,. T.. . :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
CANNED PINES LEAD
I'M EXPORTS DURING
OCTOBER FROM HAWAII

: Canned pines were the leading arti-
Gle OF export from Honolulu in the
month OF October, with tallow second
in value and passengers automobiles
third, according to a statement OF
merchandise exported from the terri
tory during the month, received from
Washington III the last mail by Acting
Collector of Customs Raymer Sharp.
+ Value OF canned fruit exported in
the month, CT which canned pines are
the principal item, was 1885. OF
this amount $34,369 worth went to
Canada and $500 worth to far off
Russian India,
TaIlow was the second largest item.
valued at s7502. OF this product the
amount shipped to China was 46,30s
pounds, valued at $685.; while to
Japan went $3546 worth, having a
weight of 1881 pounds.
Bottled beer worth S10O6 was
shipped away, 1891 worth to German
Oceania and S175 worth to Hongkong.
To Australia went 100 gallons OF
Honolulu beer in kegs, worth S44
Two passengers automobiles, worth
$4,000 and $1,000 respectively, were
shipped to Canada and Japan. Total
exports for the month were worth
S55. 023 on domestic goods.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
ARMY ORDERS

The following transfers of enlisted
men are ordered:
Pvt Leslie Leone, Ambulance Com.
pany No. 3, Schofield Barracks, to the
Medical Department at that post.
Pvt. Hans A. Reichmann, Medical
Department, Schofield BarrGcks, to
Ambulance Company No 8.
Pvt. 1st Glass Nick Grygor, Com
pany B, 32nd Infantry, Schofield Bar
racks, as private to the Quartermaster
Corps at that post.
The following transfers of enlisted
men are ordered:
Pvt. Wallace Shannon, Company l.,
End Infantry, to Company l., 32nd In
fantry, Schofield Barracks.
Pvt. Oscar Colley. Company L, 32nd
Infantry, to Company L, End Infantry,
Fort Shafter. #="
. In accordance with the provisions
OF General Orders No. So, war Depart
ntent, 1916, LIST Lieut. Ralph c. HOlli-
day, 2nd Infantry, is detailed AS acting
department aviation officer
In accordance with instructions
from the war department. Capt. Lloyd
r Eredendall and 1st Lieut.. Elmer F
Rice, assigned to End Infantry, will
proceed to Fort Shafter, reporting on
arrival to the commanding officer for
duty.
Col. Alfred NJ. Hunter, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, will proceed TO Fort Ruger
on November 81, 1916, for the purpose
of making an inspection under the re-
quirements of paragraph Il, coast ar
tillery instruction order, and upon
completion of the duty will return to-
his proper station. .-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21

Binocular sights are used in aiming
O sporting rife that an Ohio man has
invented.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
PAUL STEEL GOES TO
HAWAII AND MAUI FOR
CITIZENSHIP CAMPAIGN

Paul Steel, educational citizenship
secretary, left en- Saturday for Hilo,
where he will give a number of talks
on the citizenship work on Hawaii.
He will cooperate with the leaders in
the citizenship work throughout the
big island IL. H." ~. .
This evening he will speak before
geo members of the 3apanese-Ameri-
can Citizenship Association On
Thursday evening he will deliver an
address on American citizenship be-
fore the members of the Hilo Boarding
school. Other meetings will be attend
ed while on his tour of the Big Island
From Hilo Steel will go to Wailuku
for the Maui County Fair, and will
have charge Of a citizenship exhibit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
FIVE CLERKS IN
ARMY WORK HERE
GET PROMOTIONS

Five civilian clerks at army head.
quarters were promoted today by cable
advices from Washington, as follows:
Frederick Donnelly, chief clerk; Vim
cent X. Marsh, judge advocates of
flee; William A. Riggs. James A.
Philips and Myron G. Auwers, all de-
rartment adjutant's office.
Each of the five is advanced one
grade, according to the national de-
Tense act, whicl provides that civilian
clerks shall have ratings as army field
clerks and hold all privileges of the
latter. #...E IT,. ::.*
Chief Clerk Donnelly has been in
the local department for three and
half years. while Clerk Marsh, who
has been here only few months, has
the distinction Of being one of the
Oldest clerks in the service Marsh
came here from San Francisco and is
a Civil War veteran. Riggs and Phil
fps have each been here about four
years, while Auwers came last
January. .......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
Army Will USE
CITY WATER At
TWO BIG FORTS

With the intention OF connecting
up with the city water mains to fur
nish the supply TO Fort Kruger and
Fort De Russy. army men are laying
a six-inch main from Twelfth avenue
and Sunset avenue, Kaimuki, to the
Fort Kruger main, a distance of APP
proximately 5000 feet
Since the post was established at
Fort Ruger several years ago. the
army has drawn its water from a
splendid artesian well near there on
Kapahulu road.
The fact that this method of OBJ.
tanning water Is rather expensive and
that 1t necessitates difficult pump
ing. however. has led to the decision
10 secure water from the city. In
addition TO this the pump machinery
70 considerably worn.
II has been deemed best according
~, by those in charge. to connect on,
TO the city mains, using the, old ar
tesian source as a reserve in case of
emergency. though with two big
pumps supplying city water this is
3ot likely.
Fort De Russy has been supplied
by the same well that Is used to fur.
nish Ruger, the connection being made
down some distance below the reser-
voir Water f)c this fort will be
brought through the same mains from
the city supply as feed the Kaimuki
Dost
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(Tabletsl. Druggists refund money if
II fails to-cufe. The signature OF
E. w. GROVE is on each box. Man
ufactured by the PARIS MEDIcI .jE
CO., st. Louis, U. S. A. .-.~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-21

Corporal Charles w Lytle, Co. |, has
been made sergeant and Pvt. First
Class Herbert c. Posp, Co. |, and Pvt.
First Class Charles s. Whitson, 60. ],
End Infantry, have been promoted to
the grade Of ,corporals upon recon-
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REHEARSE ARMY
RELIEF STUNTS
FORLAST Time

The work is done and nothing re-
mains but the actual performances for
the Army Relief funds up in the big
post Mrs. Frederick S. Strong,
president; Mrs. B. W. Atkinson, secre-
tary and treasurer, and the other la
dies in charge of the local branch
will witness an advance performance
this afternoon, when they will see the
results of the hard work done by Capt.
j. p Barney and his big crowd of
workers. Everything appears to be
in fine shape and the performances
should now go without halt or hitch.
The orchestra, recruited from the six
bands at Schofield Barracks, is caus.
ing much comment, not so much from
the fact of its size, as from the fine
work it is doing in rehearsal, and this
promises to be the outstanding fea-
ture of the show
The show will last four evenings
this week, beginning on Wednesday.
The hours will be from 1870 to IL
o'clock. .-..
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LIEUTENANT KING TO
TALK BEFORE MEMBERS
OF AID CLUB WEDNESDAY

Lieut.. Sam Wilder King, U. s.. N,
q Honolulu boy and a former student
of Mckinley High school, will talk
to the members of the AID Club at
their weekly luncheon on Wednesday
at the Alexander Young Hotel Lieut..
King has recently returned from
China and will talk on the interest
ing history of that nation.
Long Beach, CAL, has sent copy
Of its city ordinances to the AID Club,
which shows the method in vogue in
that city of keeping the vacant lots
free from weeds. This subject will be
taken up at the meeting.
David Burrows, an expert steel
guitar player, will furnish the feature
music OF the day.
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mendation of William E. Hunt, COM
handing the said company
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Hereafter the parades held at Fort
Shafter will be as follows: Regimental,
Thursday; battalion, weekly, on days
other than Thursday when companies
are available. Battalion commanders
will include statement of day selected
in schedule of weekly instruction.
The following is added to the list
of calls announced in general orders,
No. %, from headquarters:
First call for parade 1915 AS
sembly 1856. Adjutants call HOO
a. m. :... ~. .....
A flag will be placed in front of
headquarters building on days for bat.
talon parades. The parades for this
week will be as follows: Monday,
Third Battalion; Tuesday, First Bat
talon; Thursday, Regimental; Friday,
Second Battalion.
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The work of making better citizens
will be thoroughly explained while
there. Following the County Fair
Steel will give series of talks on
Moui
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Mother" Jones, who came to New.
York from Arizona to help the street
car strikers to win, has Abandoned the
lob. ..-
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ARMN NAVY
Fort ShaferNotes
lsreeiaI .star l.,lIIetin oorrrsnond encel

#f Special Star Bulletin Corr.spoudence(
FORT SKATER Nov 20-During
the ab..enCe OF Cara. Claire r. Ben.
nett and Joseph 9. McAndreW ana lFt
lieut. Frederick A. Barker on duty
with The joint-maneuyer caInD of the
Hawaiian National Quart, tae follow
ing assignments are in effect ST
Lieut. Thomas c. Spencer. Infantry,
is attached to CO. p. md Infantry, lst
Lieut.. Frank A. Sloan. md Infantry,
attached 10 Co f. ana lst Lieut.. All
fred H. Hobley, 2nI Infantry, ID 90.
III. md Infantry.
y II
Pvt. Andy SsndeI. CO. ., End In
fantry. who until his recent opera
tion for appendicitis was assistant in
the Fort Shafter postoffice, has COM
pletely recovere! from his serious At
tack and returned. to duly with his
c )mpany.
5Iai pau y. Malone. for a long time
stationed with the End Infantry at
Fort Shafter, has been appointed in
the Southern Department, with station
at headquarters in FL Paso. Texas, to
serve under Gen. Francis II. French,
who was his commanding officer for
almost the entire time while he served
in the Hawaiian Department.
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Sgt First Glass Clarence E. ,Yaeger,
Medical Department, who arrived on
the transport Logan recently, has been
assigned to the department hospital
at Fort Shafter. and Nurse Florence
Cassels, Army Nurse Corps, has been
assigned to duty at the same hos
pital.
Capt. A. K b. Lyman, Corps of
Engineers. has been assigned station
for duty at Cincinnati, Ohio, and will
report on his arrival to the chief of
engineers for duty, Capt Lyman left
Honolulu on the last transport after
stay in Fort Shafter of several
years.
Pvt. First Class Charles Leasure,
QuaItermaster Corps, Fort Shafter,
who acts as delivery orderly on the
commissary wagon, on Friday met
with an unfortunate accident. Upon |
stepping from. the wagon he slipped, |
breaking some of the small bones in |
his foot. Pvt Leasure was taken to !
the department hospital where lie is |
as rapidly as possible, and |
in the meantime his place on the com
missary wagon has been temporarily !
taken by Pvt First Glass Roy b. |
Snyder, Quartermaster Corps.
Corporal Charles W. Lytle, Co. |, has
been made sergeant and Pvt. First
Class Herbert c. Posp, Co. |, and pvt.
First Class Charles s. Whitson, co. j,
End Infantry, have been promoted to
the grade Of ,corporals upon recon-