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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

fcinoliden 5elopoiten unO maBten
% @efongene lmo eroberten 2 0ia-
icbinengewebre.
aaiifoiii6e Sront: ltnier tapiercr
9eginentS.Gommauoont Sberlt 9}a-
daooriohi mur6e perminoet.q
@iue beftige 9(rtillerie.
i9laAt bel @6r3.
81 TOM 2. 0}Gr5, pio 2onoon. II
Seitli6 BON @6r5 lit cine i6were 9(r-
tiaeriei6latbt i'm @angc, mie aus oen
iolgenOen oiii5ielen @eri6te erii6t=
lid lit:
0@eitern go6 es beOelltenoe glrtil-
lerieentpidlungeu. 9eionoers Itarf
mar Oos iein0Iibe 6euer i'm &aume
0itlib BON @or5, Dem uniere 9atte-
rien geb0rig antlporteten.
glm 9l6eub ii6eriiel cine lmierer
9(6t6eiluugen pI6bIi6 ieiuoli6e 2i-
nien bel Gipoli uno 5erit6rten einen
fIeinen S6eil oeriel6en. ltnIere
9leroplane bciboiien mirfingSboa Die
feinoli6en @erbinoungslinien."
9 ON tiirfiicben 3 dla 6t-
felS am GtgrtS.
2on0on 2. @Gr5. Ole Cir
fen ieBen i6re 6lt6t por oen iiegrei-
den 8riten an Ger Sisris- 6ront fort.
g}o6 offi5ieQer @elouna lieBeh Die
Giirfen 9l55ioiob, 50 @}eilen noro-
lid BON &ut.el-9(moro, i'm Sti6.
@le6r ais 1000 @eiongene pirOen
felt Ge5em6er eema6t.
Ger ofii5ieae 9eridt lalltet.
@}ittpo9S Nleloung oes common-
bireh0en Sfii5iers in Meiopotamieu
loutete iolgenoermoBen:
9ie @eriolgung oes ii6 5uriid5ie-
Genoen 6einoeS miro iortgeieBt, uno
Die Giirfen poiiirten in 9llilohmg
9(5i5ipob am 0ier1tog 9l6eno. Gas
9lufr6imrn Ocs S6lo1tiel6es miro
lpitematiI6 porgenonmeL 90 aber
immer neue 9eute BON Shnl0e 5il
Shihoe 6er6ei9ei9aiit miro, miro es
nod einige Sage in 9lniprll1 neb.
men cbe cine oollitGnoige Silte alleS
@r6eilteten upieeItellt merOen fam.
Seit 0en %. 5ebrnor gelten I'M
QeiG6r iolgeuoe 3a6len: @eiangene
1900 oocr 1000 felt 9eginu oes llns
terne6mens I'M lebten 0e5enber; @es
icbibe %; @rubcnmorier 19; NiaI6i.
nengemebre #. Q. Wi. S6iif Sire
ilp4 Snriiderobert; tiirfiide Sdiiie
8; Sdlepper 2; 8orfen 10; Fon-
tons 80. m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

" len, 1. Mdr3, pia 2onoon, 2.
|lGr5. Serr Softer, ser Grbouer
elmer Der eriolgrei6iteu militGrii6en
6ligmai1iuen, I'M @e6roiid6 IN Ger
Oeittiben uno 0iterrei6iiGen 9(rmee,
propbe5eit cine 3eit Oes 3aliagier-
perfebrs uaA Oem arieoe. S6nel.
Iigfeit Ia9t CT, miro 5lug5enge 5u
rolfst6ilnilibeu 9ieiianlittelu MAIDEN
aber nur fin groBe Gntfernlingen.
glus Dem @rin0e iogt Scr @riinocr
erfolgreibe 2uftidiff-llnteruc6mln-
ocn iiir 5a6rten 5mii6en europa imo
Oen Ser. Stdaten porous, Die in Son,
tlirren3 nit 0en transatlantiIdeii
BoiiaoierOampiern treten iperOen.
Serr Softer gloubt, ser critic Ser.
in9, bon europa nod gteipsDorf 81
iIie9eiL peroc iofort na6 gccnoi.
eimg Oes ariegeS gemadt per0en
nnO CT periiGert Der 8eg fonntc in
ldngitenS 3pei Gogen 5uriidgelegt
perOen @r i'll oer g(niidt ooB ale
tedniiden Sdpicrigfeiten iiberfonl.
men iperoen fonncn.
(Serr Softer ipar Elm bollGnoiI6er
,Slieger, Der Gin Wonoplan o6ne oie
9ei6wlmgeneu 5liigelporfe6rlngen
baiite- Die Wiai6ine mar Idwierig
81 6ono6oben, lnS Softer muroe bon
cen bollduoii6en N3iIitdr6e6or0en
ongepieien iein Moocn onf5uae6en.
@r bot oaroui6in feline W1dgbine oem
britiiden 5IligoienIt on, lie wur0c
o6er o6eewicieH imter Dem Goruan.
sc, iie iei nidt praftiId. Softer
iii6rte ipdter erfoIgreic6e gSoafliiqe
nit einem 9leroplan bclonoers qc.
ballteu Geitea ais. @a6reno oes
8rieees per6eilerte CT oieilebtere 9lrt
mo lieferto cine groBe gln5a6I @1ono.
plane un0 9ipIane nit i6Hlicben Sc
itellen al Die oeiitl6e mo 6iterrei6i-
ide 9lrmee. SIN leBteu Sabre Be-
iubte Ger @roBber5oe BON Medlen-
blrg-Sdmerin Softer IN ieiner "a.
brif in Scbwerin imO iiberreidte oenl
Grinder Die arieasute0aiIle.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

eritcn iidcrcn @eIeacnbeit nod 9tme-
1ifa 5lriidreiien.
0ie 9lolumblrger 9l6t6eilung idGtc
bel i6rer 9lnflrnit, Dab iie iopobl BON
Den 9eborOcn in 9}aunburg wie in
8erlin onfs 3uoortommenOite be-
hanOelt mllr0e Die Wlitglieoer mlr-
cen eriudt in CeutidIano 5n blei.
ben oa aber i6r @ntidhB ieititonO,
iulroen iie bonn giirgerneiiter inO
onoeren 9eonten bon 3onmburg
Sllm go6n6oie eeIeitet uuO eS puroe
ibneu fir i6r gBirfen I'M SoipitaIe,
ioipie fiir 0ie 9eoorfsortifel sic Iie
ibrcn glocbiolaern 8IriideeIallcn Der
tiente 0anf ausgeiproden. Sine I'M.
cb50uaige 2l6tbeihug in @raioen5
Lat bei6Ioiisu, oorldliie in 0eiitid.
lonO 81 bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
gIQiirte m4dten @hina anflcten.

@cfinG .. Nldr5. Ger iran.
5oIiitbe @eiau0te mo Scr bcIgiibe
@eibditstrd0er 6aben ais &ertreter
Der @ntente Gbiua auigcioroert, IN
oen Griea ein5uoreiieiL imO i6nl sic
9iiideritattlng ser @nti10oigung
ii6er Ben 9orcr-ghtfitano rno cine
CONFEDERATION ais So6n ange6oten.
Cine GobiuctS-Griiis Itc6t bcpor. Ger
@iceprdiioent uno Der Erenlier orin=
Gen ooroti bob Gbino ii6 Der @n.
teute ouicblieBt.
Scr @rGiicent miro Idorf Oofiir
fritiiIrt Bob cr gcaeu elm unuittcl-
6ares @ingreifen lit. @r crt6eilte
6clte Gin ,Snterpicm, IN wel6cm CT
iagte, Ct 5ie5e es Dor, 3ulonncna init
0en Ser. Staoten nn0 ocn an0crcn
glelitrdlen por5li0e6en ober cr lci be.
reit oaB G9iua iib Ger entente an.
idlicBe wenn oaS Eorlament oafiir
lei,
Or @u.Eing.6oug lit bon ocm
%oiten ais SlnSlanosuiniiter 5uriid
getreten lno CAB Soub6eit iniolqe ei.
ncr tiir3lihen &ranf6eit ols @rlmo
n11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
Slintrr gImerifns (Arl0 6rr.

2onooM 2. 91dr5. Ser 3ei.
htngs6erotsgcber 2oro 9}ort6cliffe
iagte IN elmer 9lniprocbe, sic CT 6elte
I'M amerifaniiben 3rii6itiidSsGlub
bielt er iei Iiber, oie 9riten t0nnten
Den Srieg finon5iren er tpiirOe ieoo6
oas 9lbmerIen ser iinae6eureu iipun.
5iellcn 9iiroe milltonunen 6ejBen rnO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
Nm \. @iarl.

@erOen amerifanil6e u2)arromoale"'
@eioneeueu Geutihlano perlai-
iep oiirien. Sdlpei5er @c.
ionote benadribtigt oos Staats-
Gepartement in oieiem 5iune.
Iie 6reilaiiung Ser 9lmerifaner
botte Ib Our6 auitedenoe aronf-
beitsiGae oer5oaert.
@oibiugtom .. @ar5.
IeiitiGlano Bat oeriproden ole
.0arrowoole" -@eiongencn an T.
Nidr5 irei5lloileu Oa an Dem Soge
Oie GuarantGne.Gorfebrlngcn bin.
fGQig per0en. GaS &eripre6en
muroe beute Dem 5toats-Ieparte-
ment Ourb Or. @aul Sitter, Dem
Sdwci5er @elon0ten, in elmer 9}ote
ibermittelt.
Der omerifonii6e @eionOte Ggon
meIOete oie 9lnfluit ser bier ameri,
fanii6en 9ler5te in aopen6ogcn. @S
miro ongenommen OaB, iobolO Ser
Status Der 2lmerifaner sur 3uirie-
oenbeit oes britiibcn GoniulS, in oeIi
ZEN Obbut, Dem Morine-@eics ge.
mdB, iie ii6 6ciinOert feltgeitcat ieiu
miro, 0aS StoatS- -0eparten1ent' Gor.
fe6rltngcn fir iic mO oie onoeren
@efangcnen treiien miro, oieielbcn
bierber 81 bringen.
Gie 9lote bat Sen ioleenoeu gGort.
fuut.
pEie arroagirte 9eioroerimg ser
omerifaniiden Seeleihe bonn .gar.
romooIe~ no6 ser @ren5e mar bis
ieBt nod nibt m0eIi6, neil elmer
Der britii6en Seelellte I'M icl6en Ga.
ger om Ipp6us leiOet.
S1re gflslieierumg noG oerSbpei-
ger @ren5e fam ma6ricbeinli1 am
Z. Nldr5 beiuerHteIli0t werocn, at
welder 3eit oie GllnrantGne-6riIt an
Gnoc gebt. Die ipaniibe 8otidait
IN Berlin lit erildt moroen, cinen
pertranenSooQen 9lr5t Die 9lnerifo-
ner 6eir6en 5lt laiien. Sciltc 93odj-
mittog G.. M6r3) trofen 5mei Gbier.
Gr8te rno 5pei 9(er5te, Die i'm 0ffi.
5ierslager 81 &arlSru6c parcn, oif
i6rer ,5a5rt nu6 Gdnenarf in ggor.
nemiinoe ein."
Sier pom Scr nDorrow
oale" in Gopen6aqen.
Gopen9Qgem 9. @2Gr5 Gier
9lmerifaner, 5ipci SGiifsdr5te uno
3pei S6ierdr3te, ipeIde nit ocm ac-
fapertcn britiidcn Gompier gar.
rowOqle" nod 0entiblono Qe6radjf
moroen woreu iino beite bier angc-
langt- Die 6reiaeIoiIeneu Iino: Or.
Sobn Gnpis bon Columbus, WeiII.;
0rDi0e @2caim BON ggotertopn,
9t.-D.; Or. $. 3. Simpler bon g}or
folt, 3d. iinO 9iidaro 3obrisfie BON
@ualemooo, 9t.-S.
sic limo ale 70 gilt ipie mittellos
imo peroen ga iie unter britilder
,Slogge fbreu bon Dem britiIGen
Goniul imteritiibt meroen bis Iidb
cine @eIe9cn6eit fir oie Seimia6rt
iinOet. DoB iie Dor Oeu ii6riaeu 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

SIbOnuenteh Die Oen vDemtIdJeH
SurreIpOuOcnten" nidlt pfnFtIid OOer
nurcaeImahia erhaIteu, iinS gebetsn,
Der Office SaOon per Sclcp6Ou oSer
idriftIid GlittbeiInns "a mn&sR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

seitrisem Datum nnseege6cuc amt.
lide geridt Oes OiterreidiidJ-nngari-
idIen GeneralitabS bat fOlgeuOem
MOrtlnut:
O9aS glrtillerie.Suel mar in ito.
Iirten S6cileu Der aiiiteH-JrOut MuO
IN Der gta66ari6aft Oes 9SlOedeu-
nnO Oes SOuale-FaiIes etiuaS lebGaf
ter.
glorSweitlid BON SOlminO fat cine
EatrOnille Oes 80. Snfnuterie-9lcgi-
mentS aus fsiuSlideu GdDiibemgra6cm
uabe @abrije IA @cfangene 5nriif-
gebradt Su BEN 9iltritt Oes NiOnte
yiebiO bOben iidJ &atronilleu OeS 3,
SaHcuebr Snfauterie 9iegimentS
ibren g9ca onrdJ einen Sdncctnnuel
biuonrdJ ge6a6nt. Sic oraugeH in
bic italieuiideu Stcllnngen 6inein
mnO seritOrteu Oieiclbeu. Ger TeinO
erlitt 5ientlid 6etrGdtli6e gerlnIte." "
SritiIde SO5ialiltcu ma6en midt nit.
2onOoll 2. @1dr5. Gie 6riti-
ihen So3ialiiten ba6en oie @inlo.
oung fron50iii6er So5ioliiteu 3ur
Gntien0ung bon Ieleaaten gum Son.
greB ser So3ialiiten Der Qlaiirteu-
SdnOer, uel6er am 10. N}dr5 in Bo-
ris itottiinoen ioa, o6gele6nt Gle
britiide 9Ibiagc alrf Die @inloolmg
lautet.
ng8ir iino itarf Ser 9fniid6t bob
Der GongreB nidt itattfinDen ioIle.
Gos SSa6r 1917 lit ole fritii6e &erio-
oe Oes &rieges. Sine groBe Wle6r.
belt Der So5ioliiten befinOet iiG an
Der 5ront, I'M oen oelltitben @infoQ
5ltriid5upeiien iinO lit eS Oeniel6en
oober nidt moglih, iirb ais 0eleaa.
ten 5u betbeiligen ooer dnoere 8erlo-
nen on oeren Stele 81 ernenneu.
Bon Den So5ialiiteu pel6e ii6 nod
5u Saiie beiinoen, beite6t nod cine
fleine, ieood ofti0e @linoritGts.@ @or.
tel, welbe 6rieoeu inter je6eu &reis
Oerlangen.
Gieie 9lnti.Notionoliiten iie6en in
Der llnterItiiBung elmer @olitif 5u-
iomnien pelde nibt oerle6len fonn,
llniere glnqreiier 8lt ermuthiaen.
Selbit cine iiberpiegenoe 5tinne
i'm GongreB fam nidt aon5 oieieu
@fieft einer frditigen OerOerblid mir.
teuben Ge6atte, Die bon einigen ipe-
nigen 8eiiirportern OeS 3rieoeus
oufgebra6t miro, maipiegen uno Der
So5ialismus ielbit mfiroe i'm 9(uae
Der glrbeiter Der Eelt leioen, menn
ilniere @ete6rlmg eintreten iolte.
o@ir eriubeu Ole So3ialiiteu ser
aQiirten 9GnOer Oa6er oieiem Con.
greB nicbt bei3upo6uen, pelder nir
Die 5einoe pirfliben So3iolismlHes
erfreuen fann, iowie Die Stdrfe oes
@6auDinismls in Ielitlblono i0r~
bern uno groBen Sbaoen imierer
Sode 5lfiigt.~
gllsoaun be5ie6t iid oie glntrport
dui Die So5idliiten Geuti6lanoS,
welhe bieriiber 6olaenOes iagt:
oIie SdmGbe Der 0euti6en io5ial.
oemofratii6en &ortei Oeren Sii6rer
troe Scr in 9riiiiel uno @oris ge9e.
benen Geripreden, frditig Die Sun.
fer itno &opitoliiten.9lrmee oeS por-
oringenOeu Militorismulies inter.
ltiibten 5erit0rten ouf einen S6lag
aaeS gcgenieitige interhationale
Gertrauen 5lpiiden Sen so3ioIiIten
auer gtationen an uelHer 9lrbeit,
oieies uui5ubaueu ole britiiden 60
5ialiIten oeu gr0Bteu Gbeil i6reS Sc.
bens oerwonot boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
9intmal grworttn.
9ie &uiien I'M Yutna.
SbaIe.
GSerimdJtcm uerlDremeS
Gcrraim 5it aetpimnen.

gsas Der Ocutide @cncrulfa6sberidjt
iust. gInf Der 0itfrOut wirO
cS etiuaS leb6Oiter. ~ 9entidle
prenscu rniiiidc NIinenidadtc
am 9lara9nOfu. Sriteu'SSOr-
itok in Der @egcnO uOn SOnde5
acIdlascu. Der aitcrreidliidc
8eridJt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

miiroe iib ireilcn faas 9(ncrifa ct.
mas BON ieiner 6iItorii6cu Gpmpo-
tbie nit 5ranfrei6 8eigte, inocm es
cinen &6eil ser erOriidcnocn finon-
3iellen @oit oie i6m oiiierleet porocn
iet ouf iib ne6Hen miirOc. 2oro
y}orthcliifc iagte ou6, oie 9miirteu
tonnten oen Grieg olein gcpiuncn,
oaB er ober gaiiS man6en @efii6ls.
ilrler6en Amcrifa germ an @nalonos
Serfe in Dem arieae Ic6en luiirOe.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

s openbogcm I. Mdr3, bia
2Dnoou 2. @}dr5. Gie 3meiqa6.
tbeinma gtam6lrg oeS omerifoni-
iben 9Imbulon3oienftes, 6ei meIcber
hid oie 0oftcren Sorer BON 81 GoIo,
Srid BON glcrp-Dorf ino sic Gflede-
rinneu 9ert6o 9e6t bon 9lcu- Yorf,
lVforD Gonnaro bon Chicago imo 81.
N@eDcr bon Bolton befinoeit III 6cite
ron Berlin bier ongcfommen Dic
glbtbeilllng Sppeln inter Or. 93inq
ino bic 9I6tbeillm9 0eutlh.GDla
nnter Or Henfcuberger meroen ant
Somltag lolecu. slac weroen bel Ger
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
ARMY ORDERS

The following orders were received
today from the mainland: -.
Leave of absence has been granted
1st Lieut. John E. Audrey.
The leave granted to list Lieut..
Richard T. Taylor, 25th Infantry, has
been extended one month.
Quartermaster Sgt. James T. Mac
Donald will leave San Francisco for
duty in the Hawaiian Department on
the transport about March 5. - ~
First Lieut.. stiles NJ. Decker, C.
A. c., has been granted leave of alb.
senee for three months on account OF
sickness. @.- ...a,.. IT,.
Word has been received that 1st
Lieut.. Samuel j.. Heidner, End Infan-
try, recently assigned to duty here,
has been granted a leave Of absence
for one month, to take effect upon his
relief from his present duties.
Pvt. David P. Bowers, Troop K, 4th
Cavalry, is transferred to the Medical
Department and viii report to the
commanding officer Department Hos
Dital ...s..s-. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
sheridan Will
ARRIVE SUNDAY

Z. Out at sea exactly 1000 miles at
o'clock last night, the transport Sheri-
dan on her way here from Manila and
Nagasaki, will arrive early Sunday
morning. according 20 a wireless mes
sage to the army quartermaster's
office.
One stowaway is on board. George
Kieft, a German. There are no in
fectious diseases except one case of
diphtheria, which was isolated from
the beginning OF the voyage. No coal
will be required here
The Sheridan has IL tons of general
cargo and 33 tons of commercial
cargo for this port. She is bringing
IL bags OF mail. Capt. F. L. Pyle,
Philippine Scouts, Is in command of
the troops on board.
Col. w. F. Tucker, retired, and his
wife are among the passengers, also
W., w. Angwin and wife, c. c. Hen;
ming and wife and r. V. Butcher, wife
and child. There are % second-class
accommodation instead of %, as re.
ported from Nagasaki.
Mail adyices just received from San
Francisco give the list of officers on
board the Sheridan as follows:
Col. Charles NJ Candy, Medical
Corps; Capt. Frank L. Pyle, Philip
pine Scouts; Capt William II. PECK.
coast artillery: Capt Charles H. Err
rington, quartermaster's department;
LIST Lieut.. Oliver L. Spiller, coast artil-
lery; 1st Lieut. Donald p. McCord,
Medical Reserve Corps; 1st Lieut..
James A. Simpson, Medical Reserve
Corps; Maj. Frank A. Grant, Quarter
master Corps; Capt William H. Win
tiers, Quartermaster Corps; Capt. An.
drew c.. Wright, 9th Infantry; LIST
Lieut.. Archibald T. Colley, cavalry;
LIST Lieut.. John X. Boles, cavalry; LIST
Lieut.. Thomas G. Holmes, Medical Re-
serve Corps; End Lieut. William H.
Sullivan, Philippine Scouts.
The Sheridan left Manila with Is
sick, 10 discharged men, 40 reserves.
two on furlough and 35 general prison
ers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
ANNOUNCE BOARD
FOR NAVAL EXAM.

To examine men Of higher rating
under the provisions for enrolment
Of national naval volunteers, board
Of officers has been appointed by
cmdr. W. H. Stroud of the naval mill.
tia from among officers Of the organi
zation.
This board consists of Lieut.. s. W.
Tay, senior member; Lieut.. ]. A.. Nc
Keown. p. A. Eurgeon L. L. Patter.
son, Ensign H. w. Engel, p. A. Pay.
master c. d. bishop and Ensign @.
A McEldowney. Bishop will be one
TO examine for yeonnan ratings, Pat.
terson for the hospital corps.
Examinations are to be held before
February is Of this year according to
the regulations Of the board.
Officers, petty officers and enlisted
men OF the naval militia are eligible
for enrolment In the naval volunteers
upon qualifying, according to the pro-
visions OF the act, certain age limits
being effective.
This act provides an organization to
be known as the National Naval Vol
unteerss into which the president
alone is authorized under such regu-
lations as he may prescribe, to at
any time enroll by commission, war
rant and enlistment, respectively, and
without examination such number of
officers and men Of the various
branches OF the naval militia as he
may decide to so enroll from among
those OF the naval militia who have
heretofore concerned 70 the standard
Of professional and physical examin-
alton prescribed for such officers and
men under ian act to promote the
efficiency OF the naval militia and
for other purposes approved Feb
ruafy is, 1914. and who may volrn-
teer for such enrolment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
II. johnson MAY
BECOME CAPTAIN

First Lieut.. H. Stuart Johnson of
Company M, the crack Filipino organi-
zation OF the National Guard, has been
recommended to the position Of cap
tain of Company C, taking the place
of Capt. Charles r. Frazier.
This announcement, made today at
headquarters of the LIST Infantry, will
be of interest to many members of
the guard. Cart. Frazier has resigned,
owing to the press of private business,
his resignation having been accepted,
to take effect today. For the last
two weeks he has been on leave.
Efforts will be begun at once to
recruit the company up to as full
strength as possible, and it is be-
lieved that Lieut.. Johnson, If he &C.
cepts the new position, will meet-suc-
cess In the undertaking.
Johnson is recognized in the guard
as a hard and consistent worker, hav-
ing helped largely toward the success
Of Company M through his efforts as
an officer, first as second lieutenant
and later as first lieutenant of the
organization.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
COL. DURFEE TO
COMMAND 32ND

Col. Luclus l.. Durfee, recently at.
tached to the 9Th Infantry, Laredo,
Tex. is the senior officer TO arrive
on the Logan about the middle of this
month. Col. Durfee will take com
mand OF the 32nd Infantry. vice Col.
b. w. Atkinson, transferred.
Officers scheduled to sail from San
Francisco next Monday on the Logan,
according to the tentative list re-
ceiyed here by mail. are as follows:
For Honolulu--Col. l.. L. Durfce.
32nd Infantry; ut-Col. r. MICA.
Schofield, quartermaster's depart
ment; Maj. II. II. Sheen. Q. NJ. c.;
Capt. T. A. Baldwin, Jr., infantry; LIST
Lieut. j. ID. Reardan, infantry; LIST
Lent w. K. Dorman, cavalry; LIST
Lieut.. Karl G. Greenwald, LIST Field
Artillery; LIST Lieut. Samuel J. Held
ner, 21st Infantry; LIST Lieut. Terry p.
Bull, Dental Corps; LIST Lieut.. Don
aid w. Forbes. Dental Corps; Mary
L. Delaney and Miss Richie c. Hall,
Army Nurse Corps
For Manila--col L. p. Denison, in
fantry; Maj. J. w. Craig. cavalry;
Capt Alfred BALM, Philippine Scouts;
LIST Lieut.. c. b. Townsend, Philippine
Scouts; LIST Lieut.. Roy Z. Glass,
Philippine Scouts; LIST Lieut. John II.
Berdsell, Coast Artillery Corps; LIST
Lieut.. Philip Hayes. LIST Infantry; LIST
Lieut.. Il. v. Heidi. 18th Infantry; LIST
Lieut.. Thomas C. Daniels, LIST Lieut..
j. p. Irwin and LIST Lieut.. Frederick
Wunderlich. Dental Corps; End Lieut..
Albert Tucker, Philippine Scouts;
Nurses Margaret Knierim and Ella
Twidwell.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
EVEN BARGAINS COSTLY
IBy Associa,ed Pressl

LONDON, England.-Women bar
gain hunters who have been going
over the offerings in the new year
bargain sales find this year an average
increase of 80 per cent in woolens
silks, and shoes, as compared with
the bargain prices of a year ago. One
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

The battleship Pennsylvania. flag.
ship of Admiral H. T. Mayo, com.
mander of the Atlantic fleet, and the
battleship Wyoming, commanded by
Capt. H. A. Wiley, left the Brooklyn
navy yard for Hampton Roads and
Guantanamo, Cuba.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
HEAR FROM STRANGE

Word In the shape of an officially
printed postal card has come to Ho-
nolulu friends from Harry L. Strange.
The printed words that remain I'M
stricken by his pen say, Il am quite
well. Letter follows at first oppor-
tunity. Have received no letter in a
long time" 1t is dated January 1.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
TWO MORE ENROLL IN
FLEET NAVAL RESERVE

Two more enrolments in the fleet
naval reserve we're received yester-
day at Pearl Harbor according to
word from there today. The two are
for C. F. House of Kaimuki, as chief
yeoman, and W. Watson as fireman
first class. .-s-.*. ..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

to their homes pleased with the socia-
biiity and the enjoyment of the enter
tainment.
H .N
The next regular dance and recep-
Htion to be given by the ladies auxili-
airy of the Spanish War Veterans, will
be held in Mansfield hall, Fort Shat
ter. Friday evening, February 8, 1917.
- -
Word has been received by the Off
GERS and families at Fort Shafter that
there will be held an informal hop at
Fort Kamehameha to which the hop
committee extends an invitation to all
present.
- -
Word has been received on the post
that Naval Cadet Frederick B.. Rosen-
baum, the son Of Maj. Ohio B. Rosen-
baum. I'd Inf, who is at the Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, has
very successfully passed his mid-year
examinations Cadet Rosenbaum will
be remembered not only at Fort Shat
ter but also in Honolulu, where he
was student at Punahou Academy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

Cabot w. Ward, park commissioner
of New York, announced that he
would install in Fort Washington
Park a large brick oven for the use
Of picnic parties.
The high cost of living, with sug-
gestions how to effect reduction in
foodstuffs prices, was the topic at the
New York state conference of mayors
at Schenectady, Ny, 49, -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01
IRELAND IS PROSPEROUS
lBy Associated Pressl

BELFAST, Ireland.-The combined
balance sheets of the big Irish banks
having their head offices at Belfast
indicate that Ireland is in an exceed
ingly prosperous position. There has
been an unprecedented expansion in
deposits, investments and cash on
hand, while the decrease in advances
to customers and bills discounted
seems to indicate that businessmen
are to a larger extent than ever finan-
cling their business operations from
their own pockets. - "a -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

of the big department stores has its
counters decorated with notices in
forming shoppers that owing to the
shortage of dress material, this month
is probably the last time that it will
be possible to offer any materials
on the bargain counters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

The examinations Of the enlisted
men. civilians and navy men who are
candidates for commissions in the mo-
bile army have been held in headquar-
tiers, Fort Shafter. since Monday.
Those being examined are Cpl. Arthur
c. Boren. Pvt Abram Cohen, Pvt. 1st
Glass John S. Hopper, Sgt Peter W.
Lynskey, Sgt. Oscar M. McDole.
These men have already undergone
the physical examination and for the
remainder of the week will be requir-
ed to pass written examination in the
required subjects, military and other
wise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

A Swedish engineer has invented a
process for extracting substance
from sulphite I've which, in powdered
form. il compressed into bricks for
use as fuel.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

pointed chancellor to succeed David
+. Houston, secretary Of agriculture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-01

Frederick A. Hall, acting chancellor
OF Washington University, was ap-