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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
6en. 6rants Sptoerion

Sot SpringS, |irginia, Sen 4oe
rlan.: AIRS. 6~reoericf 3. 6rort,
Gnfc cfter aiopoe @enerolmuior :.
@runt, uloite Sen al ErGiioent
Il. z. @ront, mobtog ioag ct aa-
6clgrom ira i'm Cater, FrinieSie
GontocltScne ont, at benocs Mano
ior onocn @ong tor blepet mr-
irenruet for Sapperbeo paa Slag-
marfen 90 M tieneItegicr lon @e-
reral / GSarens Stab.
YrinicSien, iom fer lit Sitter
mail, bar Miis Sitliu Grant, er
hos lin Mono / Tetrpgruo, buor INN
il%reituor ct tort Militurboipitol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
Poipttalrepert.

GbicaJo Sen Zoe San.: 80 ma.
maifcreoc Hspere trrngte iganr 81.
laiooag ino / ct. 2ufe'S SoipitalS
9ottor. retteoe ipGnbte Mepolucre
moo aaaicrerifcn, MiiS @urp 20.
lin, ug unofom mco ct Sfrin in
ocholoenoc $4,000 / 9ontdtter.
Nooerne tpang &c 80 SpaepIei.
crifer, iom 6eianot iig / SGrcliet,
til at ItrHffe S9noerne / @eiret,
mems &c 6emGgtigebe iig Eenaeifri-
net ira aasiercrifcn oa mlofom /
N &ntomobil, iom bolot uocnior
\nodangen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
Ncohc Tarm ennnu frcnt=
~ buof / WoMicn e ouutN, Giuu

omtrent 800 2lcreS mar Golo Sage yate, pels
bp99et &aoniu9Sbus. "@drnS" o9 llobuie,
meo rinoeuSe Tonb / &aouju09buS o9
Barn, COB Sapnesan9 % 6urmcn pel
opoprtet Stanb. Zen beoite Wni9 Oeu noroz
li9e Gel al Gourmet blep oplet pua benue
6arm / 1915. Iris $500 90 pr. Acre. %es
tineelier: 6n Sreoiebel eler mere foutout /;
in9en G%pttehonoel. Sette SteO er let Nj
ituno ira Marteo / Ct. E0Il % Minne1pos
lis, o9 ben fortrinlige Noiifolc % Sirter i
99bite Bear. Gen beoite 6armer Uil bGpe
oenne Gienbom. Npent ioar ben? &i bar
oeiaa mango andre Sorme tiIlGl9S. Gil
ifrip ,srant y. @or6am, Siipat6 Suiloiug,
ct. Vaul Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
ara Deroensfri0en.
e%orifqiieIfc fra zise /

iort. Set i%orlpoer, at Fonierfrpo.
icrne "adiuao" "3ofipo" o9 "Gbi'
icie" fol prre ub'ect til berune Or
petition.
s hei minnite 70 iopanifc Sam.
pcrc cr bIet ielot Thumbs, iibcn
l'noerpanoafrigeu OiiOoclbapet.
Soruocn "acnfofu Mnru" bIcu Fna.
ioQcrOompcren "Dainfa Midrl" lenot
Thumbs uocnior BORT SaiO Den
2t0c Sec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
%ritiif %crncpliot.

%ou0ou 5tc Sen. ~ Ereniermi
hitter N2llrith ioreIoloe / Gitcr.
miooal ior llnoerhuiet set mco ian
mlleu SpGn0inQ imooe'eeoe Sor
ijol til &crucplilt@Iop. Set pnr
iitcrliQ SET mIotuGlQitc Mo6c / In
ocrhuict, ilNcu Arilen beapnOte.
M1ldt Observation-Disclosures. ION
N'or Iicutilt uco Sroutcn, hopoc
'uOtt %ermI2ljou Ill II ueuoe bicnt
icrat opcruUrc 0cttI uiltiNc MoOc.
\ @alcriernc bauoc m0iul0ct Jig
II iierre AntoI Merlcumer Al Suer.
Muict
\ lit Torcorol erflUrcHe @rc,
micrminiitercu, AZ set life unr Ne.
1lerinlcu> NcuiiQt paa 0ctte Sio%.
puuft at Qicre %crnepIiQt$Iopcu
l~iUI0eHoe operior allie Wpno /
uiIitrrou1til Slloer. Snffct prrc
Scro 2er5u@ acknowledgements
rar bette life dit n~pnpcnbiQt.
Ht1lerlnQeus Sorilag ganr 6crior
NJ pad. N &erneplilten ital ont.
i,tit ale uNlite M0ub / Nll0eren
Wcllcm IS % II Mar. oa iom CT
iuiiit itiffct I'll Mliliturtfneitc; liae
lao GnfcmTnb. iom life or sSamilic.
iNrisyaCre.
$rl0uo or moto9ct ira Sen ms
&lrnepIigt5IopS @citcmmelier; octtc
c" giort iorot man life ifal iac
ligreie meo bet irifc Tarti. 2open
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
Slom / 1noiana.

9aiapettc, Snb., Den 4be &anlar.
@abaibilooen or iremoele5 / Stigen'
Sc, % 6lominren egeS meo boert
Minlt. @anoet itoar alere0e ire
500 oubt paa SporuognSlinieu I'll
Statcns SoloaterbienI. - @aiebal-
parfen itoar ogiaa nnoer ilere 600
Sano og 9eboerne al 6omnerspiue
err Hptteoe no al line Siem "a Sar-
SET alereoe bar naaet op iii Sriets
anoen gtage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
"Vcriin"s ltnocronno.

FVIVH y ltHutiW"HU.
Sanpiot man hi0til peo onifonl
250 Wenncifcr ueb Vn1idgcroompc.
ron "Fcriin"s llnocr8anA, ifisnt oct
ncioQtiQc Intol crouu life flenoe1.
Get err life lUugcr nogcn Spil ON,
a.: Den amcrifnnite aoniul To6crt
u. McgiceIp CT blanot Oc omfonmc.
Gen anocn Smcrifoncr nmborb,
Gburle9 $. @rlut ira Boston er
tcnmct til 9llerau0ria / 9Gqupteu
90 iprtrrcr islNcnoe on lin nbpagc.
lIpc Cplcpclicr:
Seq lao / "Fcriia"S OPTICAL
0loffau 1.o5 ocn uluffeliGe Giter-
mi00oQ Sea por nctop IUroig meO
Suppcn, % Cpportcrcn ipurgte
mia. hpo0 ieN MitcOc til mn0cn Hct,
Ga ser hortc@ Ell loriproelig Grplo.
ion. SpiicioIcn iulotea itror nlco
Gpq, @lu2ltunr % Camp ira aieo-
I'm, ionn onbcubnrt q %iprlngct.
Ger hcritcOc ingcn Nonif. Vi 9it
o. paa QGftet, lom ON N Git II!
en- Ncouing2ouclie, % itiIlc0e OS pcO
GiubaaOcnc pao Sturboro@ Sioe, 0d
Stibct aaercoc ~frrngeOc iterft til
&oQborO. Seq boI0t mig ioit til
Nufprrtet. Set ii0ite icg giorbc
uor at finite iait 0uptcin Sprictlp5
Nc0nin04bcltc.
ga Sfibct I'M ~frrngeoe ion ltcrft
a. set por umlli9t at lptte Stnrs
brrO9 NeouiuN2booOc paa &0noct.
los lea nlil citcr NUtperfct GLIDE
ucO / &onoet. Seq bIcp bTli8cnoc
ioit / nogct (oinpcrf, iom lies min
enc Civ al mig men icJ req mig
le9 % trapIcoe ltr0r cftcr % pon
uoQct &raQoooS, iom ileO omtrin0.
SjOit lea iun "Fcr'ia" 'too ocn
mco Nougcn cnoc / &ciret. Set par
lem W{initer citcr Grplolioncn.
Giterot hare ilp6t omfrinN poa
set urpntc &rnQgo05 iii aloftcll
ire ON MorNcncu, iii icg gle poo
ium @onoc. I<eN bIeu ballet % / en-
Al Dem, % nj roe0e onfring Ell
Snno % lcotc otter Here, lon1 NM.
lac oN firmpeoe / &anoet.
@aaOcnc bleu mart operlraiet, laa
cn0cl mnat.c iorbcle3 pnu De ANDRE
Sire al @noocnc blcp bull-
set inmnucn, "a Sen fcutc iltIate ct
Stpffc eitcr.
M}iu Nnoo iorioo ilniolerti0 Sc
ol0rc iorat opiNJc Ell mere 6eiTr-
set Gampifl52rute / &anb ON at
iinGe NiuIp. Snort opongebe Ri Ell
NmGier, iom ri proic0c. ri ior.
tioreoe, hpoo iom bar hrnot, %
lop glupi@ninN pno, huor 0c lire
au0rc Nnaoe beionot iia. &c blep
ofion iunbet, % nllc Re Nurfonmc
Ea@ioQercr toQnc op / arnhicren.
Cen me nncrifanife aoniuI /
|l)uL Me?}ecIu. % lea ipiite peo
NorO pnn Nelicu. Sea lao
life / ltlptfcaoiebIiffet, rin1c-
ioroi bans aahnt por pea
Sioe.
Get uor ct irnltcli1t 2icblif, ga
Qif unoer. &nnoct inntcS
iurt iom &lpf; enfeIte al Vd2iagc-
rtruc itrcl, ANDRE ruobtc Tnrpcl, %
st. iom var tDnlulct om6oro / 0en
enc Al administrations lang Sal
n1tr."
Gu trcGic Gmcrifaner. iom og.
ico par N02iaRer pao "Neriio" pes
Sens Aircl'c ira GnQlnnO, untoqc$
q: ware laact iIun0 ! @ibroltor. Set
por Ell una Shloeut pco Gton, Go
Wdr0 foit ira Gcuucr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
Stor Brand / 0larhus.

GjebenbnOn ben 3oie San. Otto
WfonIttos Sleomargariniabrif / 9(or-
bus, ct al SonmarfS iterite inolt.
%ltriele @tablisienlcnter, er Senoaa
Nften ncbbrpnot til 8runocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
EiialaS.-Seoh bar en- 1870 NcreS

impropeo Sorm / 5raia Gountp, u.
1afota, ~belig9enoe . Dill ira Morteo % /
ben beremte Reb 6iper Gal. @etinoelier
eiter 6ioberens '2nite Set pil p0re mig eu
Toru9ielie at bore fra bpemiombelt inteye9s
ieret. Is. q. 2&eiier. Secorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07

WNi' " %NlN' ~ - $1,000
rciitc Gir9oa0 til ct. EouI ior al
bcioNc @r. Snroif3 Soitcr, MrS.
|nitor =. ". Sobnion.
Niila Nora lbompion IRA gI'
bert @co, iom tom bcrncO ior at oucr'
pare 0iii@ &oictto Cliou@ o1 Ga'per
). Molldn@ @rualp, RENE blclrl
O}onOaQ.
Wlr. % Mrs. gnton gnocrion
ira Nclu Solcm, q Cnf, iom bar
purct hcrncoc poa @ciog hos SlPgt
og %cnncr rciite Cn@No9 til Mo-
deter, Mjnn.
- Nils Clara Nc91 rciitc M}onoo9
til6a9c til N~iiuucupoIi2, hpor bun |
&iutcr intocrCr pc0 Stot@lmiucriitc.
lei, otter al bare bcie1t i'm W}ohcr
herltc02 / ,IuIcn.
%olprcucc 0clQcioM Ger CT an
lat hes &omcu Compile, @ia & 60.
Miimenpoli9, bciogtc ii0ltc llAc
iuc 6orulorc. 4ir. oR Mra. z. Sci.
lcion her / 2ncn.
N}lia W}oriha 9}il2ion reiilc
ManooN tilbd1c til %ooica Scnindrn
i Rco 9@iuQ citcr Ell llAc@ Opbolb
hicnmc hos IorUlorcuc, Faitor 90
Mrs. lho2. Nil2iou.
Niii2 Ndthiutu Nophcn rciitc
Wunoa1 tilbo0c iii 9cO @iua. 6por
bm err Glcu uco Gables Scminorn,
citcr at hare tilbrolt %lllcn bicnmc
hos lin GoOcr. 90. II. @ouocn.
Mrs. hilbert &olfcauif rcilte
tilboQc til Groof2tou, Niinu, iorri.
&c (or3ooQ otter at bupc OcIta8ct i
NcQropcli2n citcr i'm 6uber, Ole
lublcu / @lcumooo (oWn'hip.
observation-disclosures MlQi2 x Nci2
pda Mutcr Strect bor lcict ocn til
itoocnOe @nlninQ uei,cnior oen
hpor Oc iii NrIucr i'm 6orrctning.
"a nil hcrcitcr bcnutte bcGJc Nn9
u|iulcrut
N}ii2 Nlrlio &c%eicnonhI, Iom
idor cr %rrcrinoc / Den oiicntIi1c
Stolc / 5torbucf, N}inr, bar til
bru1t &tlcicricn hos line IorUl0rc,
%Urcr &oaicuoobI % Nllltru / Mi8b
%luuopiDlc.
NIr2 2r. Eobn Brandt ira ct.
%ouI fom bcrnco Cu3NoQ. Num
IcOiolrnca Al line SOmcr 6rcocricf
ca &obn. 6crimUpntc qicnoptdgcr
inc Stu0icr ucO %utber College Ell
ter &uIcicricu
EcrQcn Gnocrion 2%inncuol0
ga Nuitru icircOe ia0dr cote EonI-
ar W|ulobrulutp t lit Stem t Gronf-
vile (omuihip. vi ucntcr / uUitc
?hrmcy al fIuwc mcoOclc noQtt ON
otme Ncljucuhco.
Mrs. 9(uorclp Gridtion / Burr
Cof lc0iulcoc her ON 2adcn lin
Sun @ulbcrt til MoI0ori college i
Gitp oQ rciicr ocriro til
En., gilbert %co % NnrtIonO,
poo NcipQ.
Nimc. Chlion Soltm reiitc
Ill N}inucnpoli2 bpor SIM
liraoul u0r culoltrct til at iur1c
pes en- 9tutoor@ Ntccptiou / en- al
HuuHs Nulbbcr &morQcu CGreonQ)
lIucr hm en- Nouccrt / N'~clhoojitIir
TEN / Grt4co,
Eaitor "a Mrs =. :. ajor.
lama ira Nice %utt >@is.. fom Der
nt0 M}dnoal ior al ocltolc i N}r@
SIS Torr,ort Mr. 81 Mrs. &rr
1tH @uocriou &umtpoIo2 WulobrnI
uup. Der icjrc0c% pou o,rca Gornl
NEE voA Nduoct ll1or cote Eaulor).
,<olu :. Cmoth ira Noiimdn
err hcrnrOc pcu Ell Njijt ho5
i'm 5oit,r. Mr2 %o1auur@ Siuc
iu0 M M}r ol N}rs as. 9&citbu. Get
err 5G .lar. ijocn M}r. Cnloth fiartc
CtcordD poo lin %ei til
Atuueioto "a iom rimelil fan pr
re. unNtr nam. ot nItact hor inrau
Nrtt lin nan 0isi, moudc g(or.
Ctn l}act rit,r II, On NrIloI
,,.. 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
"Spmeitcaos"
cnifcs, 1iacie, Sttialgs
% Giteripprgiel.

! 9Iucrtieiemcnfer unocr ppcnnGontc SiteI
\ foitcr &c pr. Sro, Gaun % elarcsie ibe.
I rcgnef, for bucr Gang. 9lucrtisicmcntcr /
! inbtagcs lite icr miuorc cue 80 Gcnte. |
! 9smsc maa nirnuiselin mcoiriae ale sc. !
I ftininacr. Set ipnncr iig lille at bpoipr. f.
! foo iniaa GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07

eens ~eessrss.esaeu" nj eIrsf % senma
! bet oarrle Snno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07

Silialgs.-22O @cres. $500
- Or. Mere. Is Wil ipoef for S6iei
Riper sails, Miuu., peo Reb 2ote @iuer.
200 @cres oporbeibet. S,npsier6et. 6inoenoe
@rsnb. 5 Mil iii nGrmsite &pitatiou.
q. q. Manot, Georsetowu, Niuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07
Siialas.-64O Ncres til $3.50

StHdl0s.-640 Ncres I'll S17.5O
- pr. @cre. Ger Mil ira Griiiiu, IL
Mil ira @owman, Gortb 0otota; Ell 0til
ira Tutit, en- balp Mil fra Sfole. Nur
rinoenoe &onb, 200 9creS / &Qer. M{da
iQlGes for at fare oiiluttenoe SpQier AZ
tire Soer III ior Stiiteretteu. TN betpoelig
toutant AibetulinS %fororeS nogeu %pttes
hanbel to9es life / S~etra9tniug. Silitrio
Ole :. @9gum, Abpofdt tor &perne, SSbitea
hau. isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-07

Garm tilidIgs, Min 100 Icres
~ Sorm, bporai 81 9Icres er opoprtet,
Reiten N%eilanb, 3 Mil ira Coma, @dualier
50, y. .. tilialss itrar. Is. u. 6rietoo,
alien, q. Sot.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
HARRISON GIVEN
CAPTAINS RANK

Through orders issued at headqtfar-
tiers of the National Guard of Hawaii
today, LIST Lieut.. GeOrke K Larrison,
Corps of Engineers, is raised To the
rank of captain and transferred to the
Coast Artillery Corps. ----. .
Capt harrison is to continue in his
work of recruiting men for the newly
instituted coast artillery work of the
guard. He said today that 20 men
have signed up for the LIST Company,
which was organized two weeks ago,
and which will undergo federal inspec-
ton tomorrow ..>
This number practically ensures the
company's being recognized as a reg
ular portion of the territorial militia
and adopted in accord Maj Joseph
B. Douglas, C. A. c., Fort De Russy,
will make the inspection, beginning
at the regular drill hour tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
PAINTINGS BY
PATTERSON ARE
MUCH ADMIRED

Much interest is being taken in the
exhibition of paintings being shows
this week. and next at the University
Club by Ambrose Patterson. The eX-
hibit is open each morning. and even
ing, but not in the afternoons.
The following list If oils AMI water
cOlOrs is being shown.
Japanese Lantern Parade, Carnival,
1915; Punchbowl; Japanese Theater;
Maunakea Street Looking South; in
Nuuanu Valley, Roadway, Kalih: Val
ley: Blacksmith Shop, Pauam Street;
The Beach at Waikiki; Color Note;
Chinatown; At the Foot Of Kaala
Mountains. View of Pail, Koko Head,
In the Waianae Range, st. Leger,
France; The Bull Fight. Waves, Ha-
leiwa; Maunakca Street, Japanese
Brass Worker. Jacarsndra, Sunset
from Pacific Heights. Sketch in Jap
anese Quarter, On tse Beach Coeonut
Palms sketch on Beach, Study of Head,
The Waterfall. Nocturne, Mountains
Near Pal:, Or the reach with Jut-
rigger. Palm Trees, Sunset: Sunset on
Hills Near Country Club. The Pool.
Old Houses in Hawaiian Quarter,
Flags and ST. ,aias:; 5. Sunset on
t,each. Chinese sew Year, Marine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
ARMY &NAN
CHAPLAIN and MRS. SCOTT ARE
GIVEN OVATION BY 18th INFANTRY

+ SpeclalStarBulIeti Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May -.
To show their appreciation OF the
many services and good Offices rem.
dered by their departing chaplain and
his wife TO the regiment. the 25th In
fantry in a body assembled at the
amusement hall last evening and gave
a great ovation to Chaplain and Mrs.
Oscar J. w. Scott in the form of a
reception and entertainment Many
clever speeches and excellent musical
numbers were enjoyed by all.
When called upon, Chaplain Scott
made a most excellent address which
made it's appeal to the regiment he is
so loath TO leave and IN which ne has
become so popular.
Mrs. Scott was presented by the
regiment with a beautiful gold neck,
lace set with jade -.
. Chaplain Scott joined the regiment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24

at Fort Mcintosh. Texas. in June,
1907, two months after he received his
appointment as chaplain. and has been
with the regiment ever since He
went with the 25th to the Philippines,
where they were statione dat Parang
in Mindanao. Then at Fort Wright
and Fort Lawton. Wash, and finally
accompanied the regiment to Oahu in
1913. 49,.
Before becoming an army chaplain,
Chaplain Scott was pastor in Wash.
ington, d. c., OF what was. then the
largest coiored congregation in the
United States ell is an A. B. and
A. NJ. OF the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity, and S. T. r. of the University
OF Denver, class OF 81, He leaves
here on the June transport 10 join
the 10th Cavalry on the Mexican Dor
der
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
CHANGES ARE MADE
- IN KAUAI REGIMENT

Capt Edward Garden, formerly com
mand4ng officer of Company Il, 4th
Infantry, Lihue. has been transferred
to the post of small arms inspector
On the field staff.
His place in Company B has been
filled by Capt Alfred ID. Hills. Sec.
ond Lieut.. Douglas Baldwin, quarter
master Of the 3rd Battalion in Maka-
well, has resigned. the resignation
having been accepted. ..
Plans are under way tor the cree
ton Of a temporary armory on the
site Of the proposed new armOry at
Lihue, the material from the tenn,
porary structure being used later in
the construction of the other.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
LIEUT.. B0NESTEEL TO
INSPECT HILO GUARD

Special inspection of the battalion
and regimental headquarters of the
End Infantry, National Guard, at Hilo,
together with the Machine Gun Com
pany and the Infantry band, will be
made by LIST Lieut.. Charles H. Bone
steel from the list Infantry, regular
army.
Lieut. Bonesteel will confer with the
military authorities of the territory be-
fore making the inspection. His re-
port will be forwarded to Washing
tim
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
Cannot DEPRIVE
Federal COURT
OF JURISDICTION
In Admiralty Cases, legiSla'
ture Has Not This Power,
Judge Clemens Decides

That the local United States court
cannot be deprived Of its jurisdiction
as a court of admiralty by any act Ot
the territorial legislature, and particu'
larly by the Workman Compensation
Act 'purporting to abolish common
law remedies in PERSONAL injury
cases" is the summary Of a decision
handed down by Federal Judge c. +.
Clemens today, oyerruling an excep-
ton. to a libel for injuries filed by
Kim Hong, a Korean, against the In
ter-lsland steamer Claudine. ..
The question decided by Judge
GlemOns was raised in an exception
filed by the attorneys for the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company, in
which Il was sought to have the libel
suit dismissed on the ground that the
court had no Jurisdiction to hear the
case for the reason that the Work
mans Compensation Act provided for
the remuneration for persons injured.
as IN the case OF Kim Hong.
.'The constitutionality of the act has
not been raised" says Judge Clemens
in his decision, 'and in any event need
not be considered, for any such qles-
tion would be quite immaterial under
the view above expressed" -:
One of the grounds set forth in the
respondents exception was with re-
gard to the plaintiffs waiver Of all
rights to libel the ship in admiralty
by accepting hospital and medical
attendance and care and payments for
cost of maintenance made by the
claimant under the provisions of said
act"
'0This ground" says Judge Clemens,
sis not justified by anything appear
ing in this libel >" :..-::.. r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

The resignation of End Lieut., L.
Allen Creevey, 4th lLnfantry, as an
officer of the National Guard of Ha-
waii, is accepted, as of date hereof.
The leave of absence of 1st Lieut..
Lawrence M. Judd, 1st Infantry, is
extended five days. +
The following named enlisted men
will be honorably discharged by the
commanding officer, 1st Infantry, in
order to accept commissions: First
Sgt John A. Railway, Company B, 1st
Infantry; Sgt Percy G. H. Deverill.
Company B, 1st Infantry.
The following appointments in the
infantry arm of the National Guard of
Hawaii are announced for the informa-
ton and guidance of all concerned:
John A. Railway, 1st lieutenant, May
"a, 1915, to 1st Infantry; Percy G. II.
Deverill, End lieutenant, May "a, 1916,
to LIST Infantry. +. .:-:..
With the consent of the company
commanders concerned, Pvt Frank
Coombs, Company B, LIST Infantry, is
transferred TO the lst Company, c.
A. C.. ~... " -.
-. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24

With only bedding and small camp
equipment Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gray,
recently married in Walla Walla,
are walking from there to their home.
stead in Utah. distance of 500 miles.
The knocking bird of the South is
as the Potomac.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
ARMY ORDERS

. Upon recommendation of his inter.
mediate commanders the unexecuted
sentence of. forfeiture in the case, of
Pvt. Edgar NJ. Tucker, Q. NJ. c. Qate
of Company /, 18th Infantry tpub-
lished in general court martial orders
No sos, headquarters, central depart
ment, July 1, 1915, is RENTED.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24
CAPT. SINER SENT TO
FORT GEORGE WRIGHT

Capt. Joseph l.. Siner. Medical
Corps. United States army, has been
detailed to Fort George Wright, Spe-
kane, Wash, according 10 the Spokane
Chronicle. .....--
Capt Siner, who has been on duty
at Fort De Russy for some time, was
recently relieved here and is expected
in the Washington post about July l..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-13
CAN'T GET OUT TIMBER;
MENGEL SHORT ON LOGS.

Ii is reported that owing 20
high water, together with the fact
that the low lands of this entire
section, are all filled with water,
which prevents the cutting or
hauling out Of timber, the Mengel
Box Co. is face TO face with a
shortage of logs.
Obviously, if the company is I'M
able TO get timber TO the plant, il
will naturally interfere with
their operations and might cause
a temporary shutdown. 1t is un.
destOod the high water has put
a stop TO barging logs out of the
White River district, where the
company has a big timber tract
Locally, timber cannot be gotten
out and the situation is any.
thing but encouraging at present
The company haas been running
its big plants at Hickman day
and might, but the night crew, we
are told, has been taken off until
more timber can be gotten.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-13
CITY FATHERS MET.

The city fathers met again
Monday night, but in the absence
Of Mayor Tom Dillon, who is on
sick list, little more was done than
to discuss various questions on
which action is TO be taken later.
The Board expects 10 meet a
gain next Monday night. Sever
al important questions are sched-
uled TO be threShed out by the
new administration, chief among
which is the city finances. An
audit of the books has been pro
posed to be followed by the
opening of an upotdate and com
plete sets of books by an ex-
pert. Street improvement, the
city hall property, a fire depart
mcnt building and other matters
of Importance are to he dealt
with in the near future.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-13
CIRCUIT COURT
NEXT WEEK.

The regular term of Fulton Cir
cult Court conyenes in Hickman
next Monday, with a new set of
officials. Circuit Judge Bunk
Gardner, Commonwealth Artor-
ney Ben s. Adams, Circuit Clerk
W. l.. Hampton at that time will
assume the reins of Judicial af
fairs for the county. IL Is eyi-
dent that the people of the cOlm-
~ intend keeping the new Off
cials busy from the amount of
suits that have been filed for this
term of court. There are ON the
docket, lis equity cases, 100 or
binary cases and l05 common
wealth eases. Ii is understood
that Judge Gardner will have a
three weeks term of court in or
der 10 relieve the congested dock
ct, the third week TO be held az
Hickman beginning Monday, Jan.
3lst. According TO Miss Effie
Brucr, deputy circuit clerk, The
docket for this term is larger
than any previous January term
in her experience.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-01-13
SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue Of a Judgment No
directed to me whirh issued from
the Clerk s office of the Fulton
Circuit Court, in favor of X
%. Hester ct al, against +. &,
Maddox ] or one of my deputies
will, ON Saturday, the 22nd day
Of January 1916, between the
hours of II O'Clock A. NJ. and 2 O.
clock p. W., at the Court House
door in Hickman, County of Full
ton, Ky, 10 expose 10 PUBLIC
SALE, 10 the highest bidder the
following property or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy the amount of the Plain
tiff's debt, interest and cost, to-
wit: About one hundred, ninety
two dollars and ninety-five cents,
($l9295) cone bald-faced mare a.
bout eleven years old, named Ret
Ia; one two year old bald-faced
sorrel colt, named Roxy; and one
old gray mule, named Bill, !"
levied upon as the property of L.
G.. Maddox.
TERMS-Sale will be made on
a credit Of Three q months, bond
with approved security required,
bearing interest at the rate of
six (6) per cent, per annum from
day of sale and having the force
and effect of a judgment.
January 18th, 1916.
BAILEY HUDDLESTON,
Sheriff Fulton Go.