davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

r9punges ipdrt; pie Der tiefer nies
beroebrGngte Go9en ben pieiI nit.
ooppeIter @Iibi9nele obf9ieBt9
ltnitreitig gibt eS unniiBe, perdht>
Iide Snbipiouen in ben Staten:
ober IS qi6t teinen unniiBen Staot;
an aIletpenigIten in europa. Set6ftt
RuBlanD, nit aller ieiner u%ngebeuren
Sortorei uno 8orborei, = Dieier
0alfif6, beffen 6aiipt ben Wiflen
nieoeroriidt, urO beIien S3pan5 ii@
iiber benz Often ausbreitet, pirb
ii6cr emit nod benz &ur5ii@tigiten
seigen, baB er mebr getan, oIs blob
ieinen plaB in Der Melt gu fiillen.
Die Notionen Iinb 8u4itoben i'm
gIp6obet bes menfdIi9en @ef9!eGts;
a6er in bieIem befinbet ii9 tein un<
niibes 8. Sin Rangitreit 5pii9en
u unb 8, poer 8 unb q piirbe ni9t
10 IG9erli9 fein, ols bic @era4tung
Der Nationen gegeneinanoer.
National6ab = unb Nationalpers
o6tun9! ftnO eigentli6e, = unb
apor, unter allen bic fre9fte, elem
bette, unoer3ei6lihite 8laspbemie. Mer
elm 8olt bera9tet, lit nabe baron,
bic MenI9bet gu pera4ten ober
pielmebr, iper elm @olt perd4tet,
tGuf9t fi9 felbit, ipenn er lene gu
ebren glaubt. SIT es mOgIi9
it es menf6Ii4 mDgli4, 6aB bic
@prte ipanif9, ober fron5Oiii4, ooer
beut19, ober bdnii9, Ober 6olldnbii9
uIp. ols S9impfporte iiber menf9s
li9e 2ippen fommen, ols S3impfs
namen in meni9Iidsn Obren tDnen
foIlen2 Nein! es lit ni9t men!9li9
m0gli9; ober leioer! es 1T unmenf3~
Ii4 nirtli9. Mebl benz uniinni9en
@ottesIdfterer, Der Die 3pet Silben:
Dane, 5uerit i'm Some Oes &a6a
ausfpro9, Der i9nen 5uerf einen
ploB Der S9ma9 auf benz papiere
anpies. @ber au9 pebe ben unz
ltnnI9el 0ottesld1 terern, DelWe 3u%
erft ben S9impfton angaben, nit
pel9em Der Name 9eutf9er auf ge@
pifien 2ippen unb in gepiIien 8ldtz
tern tlingt. 8! tie perbienten ge@
bronbmortt urb 10 lout ausge5iI3t
gu psrben, baB Der WiOerball ibrer
S9anbe bur9 ferne. Sobr6uaberte
tome! &ein So9berrot glei4t benz
i6rigenl tie 6aben ii9 an Der b04ten
MajeitGt ouf @rben, = Der zines
gonaes @plfes! - unb an Der Maz
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

Wenigifens lam i'd es nur Drn ben
ein5elnen gro6en, brutolen, perioffes
men &erlen glauben, Die bur9 jenes:
man, angebeutet perben t0nnen.
&u9 in meinem @aterlanoe mG9ten
oerglei9en Mans 9erne ibre 2eier
unO 3u9Orer slauben MAIDEN, Ger
Son, pomit fie ben Romen Seut>
I6er ousipre9en, lei Der Der yiaz
ton; aber ferne pon mir fei's, ou9
nur cine betrGbtliGe Mn3obl 0Gnen
zines 10 nieOrigen uno DsrG4tIi4en
Sones fdbig gu baIten! Nein, Blob
benz Ibi9aume unb Muspurfe Der
Ration, biefem perd9tli9en 9Guf@
lein, Oos, nit benz Sefen unO Miif9>
maid anberer 5ufammengenommen,
cine eigene ausma9t - nur bieien
ein5elnen 5rOf9en, Oenen bas Quatz
fen einmol our Notur parO, =
traue i9 iene unaufbDrli9en 8losz
pbemien gu. Siefe pifftn it4 freiz
li9 Oas Anieben gu geben, als ob
fe febr Sablrei9 ndren. @llein es
gebt nit ibnen, fpie nit @ottesleug<
nerr ober pie nit @aIlnubf9alen
bel4ubten &aben ouf sine@ Sa4>
boben; = fiebt mon ndber gu, 10
iinb's faum Elm 8aor, BON benz Der
gonSe 2drm berriibrt. 9nB ein5elne
febr unpiflenbe Menf9eu, bob ielbit
Elm GROCER Sell Der in allen Stdn@
ben unD Srben bur9 longe Sbren
berpprragenOen &loife, jenes S6imps
fen maf9inenmdBig naplaubert, tit
notiirli9. 4ber ollie bieIe @3os pcrz
bienen Ia9ii9t; iiber ie gu 8iirnen.
piirbe ebenfo u%niinnig graufom fein.
ols bas Meer tpegen all5u empOrter
Wellert, unb &inber ipegen unridtiz
ger 8esriffe gu geiBeln. glur gegen
bic, ben fpel9en bos Mergernts
tpmmt, etfre Der gere9te 3orn! uno
i9 pieberbole es In unerI4iitterli@
der 3uperii9t auf ben @belmut met
ner Nation, in feiter ueberaeugnng
bon ibrer gfe9tI4offenbeit unb Bill
li9teit = iener erlten @ergernisgea
Der, biefer pirtli9en 8erbre4er, Die
i9 obne 8ebenfen nit benz S3ma9s
namen Observation-Disclosures branbs
marie, finb ni9t piele.
S6rer finb ipenige, = duBerit tpez
nige! nein! i'd tpeiB es nit un5er%
ftDrborer @efpiBheit, 5olb tperben tie
feline fein. Die MorgenrOte 1T f@on
bo; unb bic @onne ndbert ii9, Dor
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
TrtpArttHtARalp.

Sic scr5eiaunacn cines baniiaen aidtcrs por 1870 SaSren.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
Sn alGe @inSe 5critreut.

@us Saifb in &umdnien ipirb ge@
melbet: Wie bic belgif9en unb ferbiz
f9en, 10 gelongen %gegenpdrtig au9
bic rumdnil9en Slii9tlinge nod al>
len Grbteilen. Mls &riegsgefangene
arbeiten Iie in Mbana unb Sipos, in
Stralfunb unb ellie, in Der puBta
urb i'm &aIanlit, pdbrenO Die freiz
pillig pber Der Not gntrinnenben
Ii9 iiber Sibirien na9 Sitaiien uno
Nprbamerifa begeben, no bebeutenoe
rumGnii9e GinpanberertOlonien nas
mentli9 in ben @~ereini9ten Staas
ten, befte6en, bic ben 4ntOmmlingen
nit &at unb Sat an bic 9ano gez
ben. Sine grDbere Nn5abl better
iituierter Slii9tlinge, barunter &oufz
leute, Ge9tsanpGlte, profefforen II.
I. M, iinb nunmebr iiber &ublano in
2pnbpn o~ngelangt, mo ii9 Der grDBte
Sell BON ibnen pabrf9einli9 fiir Die
garl5e Sduer bes &rteges %nieberlals
fen ipirb. sic genieBen BON @eiten
Der engli19en 9alt9eber etre ltebea
bolle 8ebanblung unb erbplen lt9
allmGbli9 BON ben S4reden oes
&rieges. @iele perben ii4 na4 bet
felt S~abraebnten ols @is elmer gro@
BEN rumdnif9en &olonie b%etannten
!9auptftabt Srantrei9s be9eben, ipo
Ii9 oli9 bic Samilien Der meiten
politi19en Setter &umGniens Ieit
&riegsbeginn aufbalten. Sn rumd=
nif9en leitenben &reiien tpiro iiber@
bies Der @ebanfe erDrtert, bur4 Ser
mittlung elmer neutralen Mfa3t bic
f9perberipunbeten rumdni1d)en
acknowledgement aus ben Central
lGnbern nod einem neutralen Ganoe
f9affen gu lafien, i'm @ustauf3 eez
gen cine Mn5abl Oeutf4er nnb Diterz
reihif9er &riegsgefangener. Die ii9
in Rumdnien b%efinoen.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
2GntenSes 0cmitter- Sienal.

Cine @eielliGait, nelde r%leftri-
i9e &raft %Iieferi, Sat au@ eirlea
Wpparat bergeitelIi, Der cs erm0gs
li4t, bas !9eran3ieben iommsrlidsr
@epitter i9On geraume Git, ebe lid
bic erite Wolfe am 0pri5pnt 3elgt,
auffollenb gu ertenaei,. nno gerabe
iolde @eieIlf6afteu lDnnen 10 siipos
gut gebrall9en, obgleiG es cu3 ionIt
mertpoll isin mag; penn itel.t ii9
Elm @etpitter Elm, 70 1T in elmer
Stabt allemal ein aelteissrtes Yez
biirfnis mad @let.ri3ft6t oorbonoen,
unb bic 3~entralitells muh Darauf
porbereitet iein.
Die 8orri9tang biloet cine neue
Mnpenbung Der bra9iloien Seleara=
pbie, penn au9 in tleinem Mab=
ftabe. Dieter Appa:st lit iebr empz
finbli9 gegen eletteiidis @tDrungen
in Der AtmpipbGre; unb sr ent6dlt
cine getpDbnli9e elettriite @lode,
peld6s bas Warnunls>Sisna sibt.
Wenn Elm @epitterTturm nod mebz
rere Stanoen entiernt it, 10 beginnt
bic 9lode, bon 3sit gu 3sit gu ldu-
ten; penn aber Die Mo!ten ndber
tommen, 10 ldutet Fl, ff!ieBlid un<
ausgeieBt uno iebr eaersif6. Man
bat biefe Si9nale an6eoingt perldBs
lid sefunben, iooab mar ii9 itets
ma9 ihnen einridJten tann.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

beren alles erleu9tenben Slang ber@
lei Seinbe bes Sages in ben @bs
gruno ibres Ni4ts uno in etpige
@erseiienbeit perpen flieben miiiien.
Die 3eit ndbert ii4, in pel4er Spraz
9enboB, NationalbaB, unb ollie Gbnz
li9e Mibgeburten Der Selbffu9t,
por Der @rbbiirsertugenb peroen
i9pinoen miiffen, pie Religionsbab
bereits por elmer reineren Morali.dt
gu i9pinben ~begonnen bat! Man
pirb einfeben, oaB Nationen, ols
Meni9en, chamber unentbe3rli4
Iinb, bab iie einanber gegenieitise
@orteile autpese brin9en, bob bic
Cine gers9ten Nnfpru4 auf bic
Oonfbarteit Der anpern bat; bob,
tpenn aud Der ginen Darleben in
@iner &iidii9t sr0Ber als bas zines
onbern 1T, ollie bod geben, mas tie
permDgen; unb bob nur giner
nllr Der MllniIfenpe! - berednen
fann, pel9e am briiberli9iten gab!
@lsbann pirb Gnslano bic @or5iige
Srontrei9s, unb Trantrei9 Die @nge
lambs, Obne niebrige MiBgunit, nit
bei9eibenem Gtol3e erfennen;
bonn pirb SeutI9lanb bes ru6igen
OGnemorts beitere @srbienite fdatz
gen, unb Sdnemart NIT ftolaer Be
i9eibenbeit einfeben, mas Die Welt
Der p~orne6miten Yflon5f6ulc ibrsr
oufgeflGrteiten 8iirger berbartt: je~
ner Nation, aus beren fru9tbarem
S9oB Der @eiit Der 6reibeit Guro@
pas, bic 8u9brudertunit, bic Stern@
tunbs, bic Reformation i'm Gbriltens
tum unb bic Reformation in Der
pbiloiopbie 1erborging! tpiro IS
fiblen, pelde Mdtung unb 2iebe
bieIer eble No9bar perbient!
60 bei9leunise bann, . Sonne!
beine @ri9einung! 8alo trable Der
bolle Sag Der Sumanitdt iiber benz
geliebten europa! @el6e Wollult
= ben 8ruber ieinen 8ruber, aber
ipel6s Sslistsit, Cine Nation Die
anoere umormen gu ieben!
Mlsbonn ioll @abrbeit Der ein@
Sige @ebante! Qiebe, bns ein5ige
@efiibl! Msni9li9teit bic sinaige
9anoluna fein!
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

telbeutT6lanb, @D6men unb &rpas
item 9efunben nurOen. 9iefe Sat-
fade laIfe bic Qnnabme INNER tpabrz
I6einli9er perber, bob bic oft ge>
duberten Meinungen BON Der aiiatiz
ffen ltrbeimat Oes Menf4en irrs
tiimli9 Iinb, bislmebr bos gntpid<
lungsaentrum Der Menf9beit elm
norbif4es mar. 4llem Mnf6ein
na6 mar oud bic jiingite foffile
Menf@enraffe an Der 8erfertigung
Der altlitauii9en Werf5euge beteiligt,
bic r&enntieridger" Der ipdteren Sis
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

jeitdt Der Majeitaten i'm !Simmel! =
bergriffen.
. iiber bieien negatipen patrioz
tismus! bieles Nullpeienl oas 1i9
W1iene BON @i9tigteit erbeuAelt unO
nit elmer Slamme prablt. beren err
item 6unten ibre Dirt i9pn ausl0i9t!
Sold Elm @efpenit. - pie iOll i'd
es malen? 2anbesperrdter unter Der
Qarpe zines Cato. Ser Yatript liebt
iein 2anb, a9tet feline Natipn, ar
beitst fir iein @olt; iener Jpn
parpbierenbe S9atten babt, perIpct@
tet, perfolgt pas 4usldnbii9e. gr
slei9t benz @betprannen. Der ieiner
Satin babur9 feline 2iebe beweifen
mill, baB er jeDen MugenbIid ibre
@9pefte ter beleioist. SIS 1T unmogz
li9, iagt &ouiieau, pollfommen Sin
Weib gu lieben, penn mar ni9t Elm
9etpiIIes liebenbes @efiibl fir pas
gan5e @ei9le6t i'm 8uien trGgs. @s
1T unm6glid, m09te i9 fagen, feline
Notion gu lieben. unb anbere Ra=
tionen gu bafien. aber freili4! it's
unenbli4 piel lei4ter, 5remoe gu
f6elten, ols ettpas fir bic Seinigen
gu leiiten. Ser p%oiitipe patriptis<
mus toftet 10 unfdsli4 mebr unb
ma9t bort LANCE ni9t ipbiel @uf=
Ieben unb @erGu59. &ein @unoer,
bab iene &opf= uno 9irnloien lieber
bic lei9ten Gebensarten als Die
iGiperen 9anblungen pdblen! Sd
ipiirbe ielbft beim!i9 ibr 8ergeben
tciien, iiberlieBe ia mid benz Sc
bonten, cine gauge Nation Tonne in
benz Soil fein. @ereebens perii9ert
man mid i'm sroben franaDiii9en
@Drterbuhe: rman .bebiene ii9 in
6ranfrei1 Des Wortes 9eutlAer*),
nm einen arpben, brutalen &erl gu
besei9nen!" Sd CLAUDE ss niht.
y " on Sc seri encore du mot Allie
mand, NAL a propos sans doute, pour
designer un homme Srossier, brutal
ivrogne. On dit: c'est un Allemand.'-
es II ionSerhar. bab per MaMe Senil9sl
9,omeiiS NOD 70 rob, Nib uno barbarii6 .ioa'
rem, bel ben ieibiiiidtigrH .Ntner.i iiir einer
GGrentitel enIt. cen iclbit otc aaiier 81 erbal'
ten firebtcnl llno rod tuarei bic Yeiitibcr
la iircngiicn Siune nes &orie5 0clnoe Del
WUuler.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

seit, bic in fDrperli9er Gntpidlung
ni9t biel inter benz beuttgen Nor6z
eurppGer itanben. @s mag ii4 UNI
@orfa6ren iener groBen bellbaarigen
unb blauGugigen &afie gebanOelt baz
Ben, Der aub bic @ermanen entitom>
men. s0ierfiir ipri9t au9 Die @ebns
li6teit nit benz germanif9en Sppus
unb bic nabe @eripanbtf9aft, Die on
ben beutigen 8etpobnern Der rufiis
f9en Sitieepropin3en unb Der an tie
gr~enaenben @ebiete feitouitellen 1T.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27
Rad elmer ieIta m

Na9 elmer a m
f4pierigen 5ludt puroe in
arieiern in Der S9ipei5 Elm in ct.
@alen eingelieferter beuti@er Defer
teur aufgegriffen. @r mar aus feiner
@arnifon entpi9en uno tpnnte bann
in 8lubena aufsegriffen peroen. @ls
man ibn bon bort nah Sinoau trans<
portieren pollte. itiir5te ct fi9 3pts
i4en @OBis unb 9Obenems burA oas
@~asenfeniter aus benz Giienbabn5ug.
Sine lei9te @erlebung am &nie, Die
er babel erlitt, fonnte i'm ni9t binz
bern, ben Gbein gu errei9en, tpo er
li9 Bel oieier aubergepObnli9en &Glz
tie in sic Sluten mari uno ben
Strpm iiberl9ipamm. l1nterbalb
&rieiern erreiAte er sliidli9 0as
i9peiaeril4e ufer.
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

iene eroBe 3eit Suriid, in Der ii3
gan3 europa BON einem nelten guten
Millen unb 9emeingeiit ergriffen
fiblte.
Die WoIten 5erteilten ii4; iie
f9panben atpii9en ben Bergen, uno
bic Spnne bra9 berpor in allies be-
ftrablenbem Slang. Die 8OgeI fan>
gen frober in ben li4teren Sainen,
aIles ld9elte, = rings nm uns mar
es, pie penn alle tleinen 2eibenz
f9aften in benz Ser3en Oes Mannes
Dor Der ~fliegenben Menf9enlie6e peis
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

S6peoen! 9reuben! polen! llns
gorn! StaIiensr! Spanier! pors
tugieIen! feio ibr benn ni9t ollie
Meni6en, unb ols Meni9en gIei4?
8erI6iebene @eTtatten Deri9ieoene
Sarben = peri4iebene SDne! =
Q(ber fo9e mir, 9u MeBtiinitler!
pel6e 6iqur 1T Dir Die unentbebrs
li6Ite9 bic pes 8iersds9 pDer oes
3irtel89 - Sage mir, 9u MaIer,
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

No6foIgenoen @ufruf, Den Der Od<
nif6e Si6ter Sens peter 8a9geien,
Der 5reuno @ielonbs, S4illers uno
Sean 9ouls, i'm Sabre 1894, bonn
@ipfel bes 6ermannsberge8 aus i'm
Settle on bic Menidbeit ri6tete, ipiro
in ben bongen Stunoen oieies @elts
fturmes ieber germ auf ii9 pirten
Ioffsn. 5ii6rt uns bod bes 9i4ters
eble qlaubensoolIe 8egeiIterung in
Washington Journal., 1917-04-27

den. Wie 1T ss m0gli6, rieF i9,
baB Menf4en chamber i9euen. Oerz
a9ten, 6afien, perfoIgenl MenI6en
Diber Meni9en! Nationen nioer
Nationen! l1nbegreifli@er 3niit
opii6en ben StrabIen elmer unb ber=
felben Sonne!
0eutf4e! Sronfenl @ngldnberl 9olz
ldnberl SGnen! Nprmeger! unb
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16
NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS

Lieut.. Col. Gustave Rose, LIST Regt.
Hawaiian Inf, is appointed range OFF,
Ger and win report to the command
ing officer, LIST Regt Hawn. Inf, for
instructions.
Lieut. Col. Gustave Rose, 1st Regt.
Hawn. Inf, in addition to his other
duties, will command the LIST Battal-
ion during the temporary absence Of
Maj. Merle M. johnson.
Mai Charles M. Coster, lst Regt.
Hawn. Inf, Is appointed assistant to
the range officer, and will report to
the range officer for Instructions.
The following named officers are
appointed summary court for the trial
of cases arising in the organizations
set after their names, viz:
Lieut.-Col. Gustave Rose, Hq. Co.,
VI. G. Co. Supply Co. and 1st Battal-
ion.
Mai. Arthur w. Nicely, Sd Battalion.
Maj Charles NJ. Coster, I'd Battal-
ion.
The following board of officers is
appointed, in compliance with para
graph l4SI2, A. r., to convene on the
first regular drill night Of the 1st Bat.
talon, or as soon thereafter as prac-
ticable, to examine such cases as may
be brought before it: ID.
Capt VIM. ]. Hampton. LIST Regt.
Hawn. Inf, president; Capt. Harry r.
Mcclellan. Medical Corps; LIST Lieut.
Lewis E. Haehnlen, recorder.
The findings of the board viii be
reported to these headquarters.
Memorandum, March 3, 1917, these
headquarters, is revoked. Beginning
with March 10. 1917. officers school
will be held On Monday nights at 7:30
p. m, for all officers of the regiment.
Uniform not required.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16
ARMY ORDERS

Pvt. Archie Ross, Machine Gun
Company, LIST Infantry, is transferred
to Company c, I'd Infantry, and will
proceed to Fort Shafter, reporting on
arrival to the commanding officer, for
duty with the organization to which
transferred.
The following transfers Of enlisted
men are ordered:
Pvt. 1st Class Ruby s. Bagley,. Medi-
cal Department, as a private to Coast
Artillery Corps, LIST Company, Fort De
Russy.
Pvt. John NJ. coneannon, Company
D, Sd Engineers, 10 Company NJ, I'd
Infantry, Fort Shafter.
Pvt. Charles E. Ackerson, Troop G.
9Th Cavalry, to Coast Artillery Corps,
4th Company. Fort Kamehameha.
Maj. d. B. Wise. 25th Infantry, has
been detailed to the Quartermaster's
Corps to I'LL vacancy.
Capts. Dennis H. Currie, 1st Field
Artillery, and Merrill e. Spalding, 25th
Infantry, have been detailed as meme
bers of the court martial appointed
to meet at Schofield Barracks vice
Capt C. w. Van Way and R. R. Love,
4th Cavalry.
Quartermaster Sergt. (senior grade)
Hawthorne c. Gray. Quartermaster
Corps, having reported at these head
quarters in compliance with paragraph
10, Special Orders. No. As, war depart
ment. current series, will report to the
Depot Quartermaster, Honolulu, for
duty as engineer Of motor transport.
Priyates John L. Brooks and Fred
Wagner, Coast Artillery Corps, I'd
Company, Fort Kruger. are transferred
as second class privates to the Ord
nance Department. and will proceed to
Fort Kamehameha reporting on ar
rival to the commanding officer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16
ARMY GNW
NAVAL ACADEMY
WILLGROW FAST
Under new Plan

ANNAPOLIS. = Officials estimate
there will be about 1880 midshipmen
at the Naval Academy at the begin
ming OF the next academic year. Should
the proposed law providing for an ad-
ditional appointment for each United
States senator and representative be-
core a law, the number will not be
less than 1850. ~"
There was something more than
1900 midshipmen here at the begin
Eing of the present term, which was
by far the largest number ever in the
institution. For the half dozen years
just preceding the average number
was between 500 and 900, and up to
20 years ago the normal number was
about 300. - .
The actual number OF midshipmen
now In the academy is 1149, after the
70 who have just resigned are deduct.
ed. There are 1873 in the first class,
which will graduate in June unless
the regular order is disturbed. Off
Gals estimate the new fourth class
will contain about $50 members, If as.
sembled under the present law, or $50
II the additional appointments are al
lowed. The present fourth class had
little more than 600 members when
IL began, the academic year, and was
by far the largest class which had ever
entered the institution. ~. ...-.
1t lis probable the authorities can
make some temporary provisions to
house the increased number Of mid.
shipmen IL Il does not reach above
1850, but 1t is certain some temporary
quarters must be provided IL the num-
Der is increased through the means of
new legislation. An item In. the new
bill calls for an appropriation OF
$1,200,0e0 to construct additions to
Bancroft Hall, the quarters Of the mid
shipmen. 1t is intended that this work
shall be speeded up as much as pos.
sible, and It is hoped that 1t will not
be necessary to erect temporary quar-
tiers for the midshipmen. as was done
during the period when the new
academy structures were being built.
If there is no slip in the plan to
place the naval laboratory here. con.
struction to cost approximately $4,000
600 will begin here as early as prac-
ticable this spring.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16
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Best For CONSTIPATION
Or. caIdweIl's Syrup Pepsir
Gave Satisfaction When
Nothing Else Would

Nearly every one, at, one time or an
other, suffers from constipation, VI
inactive bowels, and one of the few
conclusions upon which the doctors
agree is that regularity of the bowels
is an essential to good health.
In the family medicine chest OF
most well-ordered households will De
found one or more of the various
remedies recommended for the relief
OF constipation. In the majority of
homes today the combination of sim.
pie laxative herbs with pepsin known
as DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin is rec
ognized as the standard laxative.
Druggists everywhere report a con-
stantly increasing demand for this
splendid remedy which is sold for fifty
cents a bottle. T..
Mr.. James Ash, 102 Green ST., Cum.
berland, Mr., wrote to DIR. Caldwell
that he found DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin the most effective remedy for
constipation he had ever used and that
he always keeps a bottle of it on
hand for use when necessary.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a
mild laxative, and does not grippe Or
strain, but acts gently and>brings re-
lief in an easy, natural manner. Its
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16
ENCOURAGEARI
OF BALLOONING
AMONG Citizens

! AS a step toward supplying the %
forts of our coast artillery system and
! the IS batteries of field artillery with
( observation balloons. a committee OIL
prominent men and women have w
! dertaken to start a training camp for
balloon operators on the order Of the
! Piattsburg training camp. lays The
! New York Times. This Carp is To
, be established on Governors island,
under he~auspices and direction OF
! Gen. Leonard Wood. in charge Of the
Eastern Department of the Army.
The present national emergency has
! found this country entirely unprepar.
ed In the matter of operators for oh
servation balloons for coast ami field
artillery, Mine planting. and subnla-
rine spotting, and this urpreparedress
undermines our already weak de-
lenses. The importance o: these !'al-
looms Is undisputed. In france they
are called the eyes Of the artillery"
The army and navy have only two
balloon operators each. These, OIL ac-
count of the shortage of personnel,
must perform other duties, and there
fore have not been able to train other
operators. AS a result, the 70 forts
Of our coast artillery system and the
45 batteries OF field artillery, which
should have two balloons each, 236 in
all, have not one, and are blind, as it
were, so that TIE territory which they
should protect would be at the mercy
of the long-range guns of vessels lying
beyond the point OF vision Of the ar
tillery observers stationed in the
forts. There are hundreds of millions
OF dollars Invested in the coast artil-
lery and field artillery which would be
ineffective without the aerial auxil-
larry. .-.-.
The balloon to be presented has
been exhibited at the Aeronautic Exhi-
bition at the Grand Central Palace
recently. it is 80 feet long and has a
hydrogen capacity OF $4,000 cubic
feet. 1t is OF the type approved by
the army and navy. The cost of es-
tablishing this school is only $4,000,
while the adding of even a dozen bal
loon operators, to train others, will be
a most valuable contribution toward
the defense of our country.
II is fact, acknowledged by the
military authorities Of the warning ma
tons, that no single factor Is so pow
erful in war as the effective combina.
ton of artillery aided by airplanes and
kite balloons. The daily reports OF
the military authorities contain brief
mention of the extraordinary work
done by artillery aided by aircraft,
and the one aim Of both sides at pre-
sent is to attempt to destroy the aerial
auxiliaries Of the enemy's artillery
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16
ARE. YOU BEING :. -. 80
SLOWLY POISONED?

The most eminent physicians recog.
niZe that uric acid stored up in the
system is the cause of govt snd rheu-
matism, that this uric acid poison is
deposited in the joints, muscles, or
nerve-sheath. By experimenting and
analysis at the. Surgical Institute in
buffalo. N. Y, DR., Pierce discovered
a combination of native remedies that
he called Anuric, which drives out the
uric acid from the system, and in this
way the pain. swelling and inflamma-
ton subside. IL you are a sufferer
from rheumatism, backache, pains
here or there, you can obtain Anuric
double strength at any drug store
and get relief from the pains and ills
brought about by uric acid.
Swollen hands, ankles, feet are due
to dropsical Condition, often caused
by disordered kidneys. Naturally
when the kidneys are deranged the
blood is filled with poisonous uric acid,
which settles in the tissues of the
feet, ankles, wrists or back as uratic
salts; or under the eyes in bag-like
formations. g.. .,-. = Es
IL is just as necessary 10 keep the
kidneys acting properly as to keep the
bowels active to rid the body Of
poisons. +...s- x. 4
The very best possible way to take
care of yourself is to take a glass of
hot water before meals and an Anuric
tablet. In this way it is readily dis
solved with the food, picked up by
the blood and finally reaches the kid
neys, where it has cleansing and
tonic effect
Step into the drug. store and ask for
a 50-cent package OF Anuric, or send
DIR. Pierce 10c, for trial pckg. Anuric
many times more potent than lithia,
eliminates uric acid as hot water melts
sugar. A short trial will convince you.
ADV.