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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
94cnc sSildl7ndlt.glnItoIt.

Do Die &uItlir-9 -9(uItcrn in Der obe-
rem @oi ousgeitor6en iinO un0 oes-
bol6 oos @eieb 5ur llebertrogung in
Oas 8u 8udt6wcdcn reieroirte @ebiet
binfGaig miro, 10 penOet iib Oie Con.
ierbirlneS Gonuiiiion jebt ser
5iid5u6t 6u. SefretGr &iIion bon
Der StootS Gonieroirungs Cont
miion lnO Der 6iid5iidter Oes @un-
oeS-9ureaus fir 6iid6udt beeoben
ii6 geitern no6 6reoerid- County,
I'M iid nod einem @lobe fir Die
neue Sii66u6t- 9lnltolt Oes Stootes
unl5uibouen. 9ie Serren boben i6on
einiee 0feiien gu oieiem 3wede I'M.
tcrnommen. 2ie neue 9lnloge lon
@iitte Sftobcr in glnoriff eenommen
unO cine ser om boIllt6noigiten aus
geriiiteten OeS 2onoes meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
glmEInmO uur Snnntrtndl.


s. z. @iaiomS bon Baltimore be-
ibrei6t trairi0e 3ult6n0c, Oie int
frii6cren 3orcnreiAe 6erribcn.-
0ascipliu inter 0cn Slopcn lit
pcrlcbmun0cn. 2e6enSnittcl
ror unO ungemein t6euer. ~ SIT
iebt in 9iumdnien.
Die G6otiade, oaB Oie 9e6enSnlit-
tel in @etcrsburg INNER tberrer pcr.
oen uno Die 9Sreiic fir Oieiel6cn inn
me mc6r itei9en mel0et ein Shrci.
ben, mel6cs ioeben bier BON Sor6in,
in Ger Nlancburei ongelongt imO bon
s. Z. NdQiams, Dem frii6cren &c.
i6Gftslciter fir Gapitalonlogcn Der
6iOelitD Erult So. mar, o6gcionot
puroe. gSiaiomS rciignirtc bonn
Iienite ser Srult Company I'M Ii6
Der 9fot6e &reu5-9lr6cit 5ll miOmen
linO ihloB iicb einem Corps 0csIcl-
ben an, Ons sur 3eit untcrmegS nodl
Humdnicn lit, Inn BORT Die 9}ot5 5r
linoern. Gieies Corps 6eite6t ans
9(npGlten .9lcr5ten umO onOeren, TO-
lpie einrm Geto6enent bon Gronfen-
pdterinncn imO 6ciinOet ii1 6crcitS 6
gSodcn unterueQS. 9as S6rci6et,
ncIdes Sr. @iaioms an eincn
6reunO ianOtc, lalltete pic foI9t:
.Surbin, W}un6urci, 81. gluauIt
1917. II g8ir fa6rcn in cincr Shln-
sc bon bier nad %eterS6urg u6. Der
9lufidu6 lit aufregen0. g9ar bis6er
5lt bcicb6iti9t Inn idrei6cn 5u fon-
nen. Ger omerifonii1e GonIul, Der
bier lit Inn uniere @oit in ieinenl
EoItiod a65uienOen, bat oringenSe
9llfioroerilng bon @cian0ten 6ron-
els er6olten OaB mir ibm 9ia6rlngs-
mittcl 6ringcn iollten Gieiel6en iiuO
oort t6euer. Gie 3uitonOe ie6r im-
gepiB lmO mir piiicn ni6t, mas Dor
uns lit. Sid groBt6uenOe riiiii6e
Solooten Ioufen an i6ren Sfiijieren
Dorbci o6ne 81 ialutiren, in i6rem
Stolj oitf i6re ocponnene 6rci6eit.
Gtwos muB poiiiren. Gs lit 5iem.
lid biel @rlm0 bor6an0en fir 0QS
@ereOe bier bon einem oeuti1en 8or-
mari6 ouf @eters6urg. Sin 0inm
nit lei0enOcn Nfogen fam ni6t
fGnpicn. llnier 3ug miro BON Sol-
Ooten 6eipadt aann nidt mcbr
idrei6en. 9eriCbte aus &umGnien
flingen ibledt. gSir be6alten Itrittc
militdriide Giscipliu Elm unO iic
miro ms ieBt leirbt. g9os wiir0c ic6
nm etipas 9iube ge6en Inn Oenfcn
rmo idreiben 81 f0nncn Simmer
S6r 6. e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gIr6citocbcr OcrautuOrtlidJ ac0aItcu,

lte6cr ocn 500 ocs SO Sabre olten
6ranf Stonic pon 9tr. 1884, 6lcct.
StroBe, ocm om 20. September cine
Site auf Oie 9ruit fiel nno Ger in.
folae oeiien an "a. September i'm
Mercp-Soipitol itor6, ilrt6eilten oie
@eihworcncn ocs Goroners Or W.
2. 9iilco, 0aB Stanic 81 ieinem Sooe
iniolge ialiber Continuation o0er
lleberla0ung ser &iite 9efommen iei
inoem oic &iitc 5uidaig opi i6n ge-
ioaen mo i'm gegcn einen in 9cpe-
glne beiinoliben Srcibriemcn ge.
(riidt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

$4,000. 6ronfreit6 i,SS0,0O0 glor.
pcgcn t.659OOO, SoQonO t,475.OO0.
Shme0en 100000, TGnemarf $780,.
600, Sponicn 10000, &uBlono $50.
600, @ortiigal 100000 rnO oon5
Sii0 9(merifa 100000 Sonucn
S6iffsralm.
Sn Ben lebten 2 Monaten ipurOen
Gontrofte fir 1tS bol5erne Shifie
bon $500 Sonnen perge6cn. SRI.
bere gontrofte 6eIaufcu iid ouf 235
Shiffe oesielben Gppus uuO So
Gompoiitidiffe, 5uiammen All Sdif.
fc bon 100000 Sonnen &alnge-
baIt. 9ln ser otIontiiHen 8iiitc mar
es idmcr paiienoes Sol5 ST. erlongen
unO bier miro Elm or0Berer @or5ug,
ais Oorousgeiebeit eriuortet.
Seit gIuguit muroen 155 Gontrofte
fir me6r Sto6I.Sra6tidiffe, bon l..
076,S00 Gonnen oergeben. Gor oem
1. 9luguit morenGontrafte fir Sta6l-
6rodtibiffe eingegdngen iporoen, fir
$4,000 Eonnen. Cur 3eit iino 225
S6iffe bon 1,663,SO0 &onnen i'm
9au 6egriifen. Sic 6lotteu.Gorpo.
ration bat 413 Sdiffc bon uugefG6r
100000 Sonnen rcquirirt.
Gie groBten 9lnitren9ungen mer-
Sen gemodt, oie not6igen @aidincn,
Seiiel uno onoerc glusriiihingS-We.
9ehltdnoe 8it bcibofien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Slmscbli6cr G6cdIdJluiuOlcr.

@orrD 6. &ingslano bon Hod &oa,
NtO., muroe geitern bon Dem @e-
beimpoli5iiten oes Souptquarticrs
S'0onnea Derboitet unO IN Der meit-
liden 9Soli5ciitotion nbgelicfert.
&iugslano ioa ou 10. ,n0 81. Sep.
tcmbcr iicb mittellt angeblitb 9ci0li6-
ter Gbeds $40 uno $25 in Der n0ro-
bers ono Nlec6onicS 9onf" peri1afit
toben. Ger Soitbefebl mar bon 60
min q. SaDoen Dem @eiAoftsleiter
Der 9anf, ermirft worOen. 9}ahocnl
&ingslnno $4,000 9iirgIhoft geitcIlt
botte, puroe CT fir Elm beuti9es Ser
Dor ouf freien SUB geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
sshr Gin Seimaetramf.

9os BON SEQ. @iint6er eebroltte
Bier 1T oas bette. 8iele 8eilrtbeiIer
Don gicr erfldren, OaB es ireenO ei-
nem erlifloiiigcn ausI6noiiden Bier
glci6fommt @eraoe oas Ding fir
oen 5amiIiengebrald. Geiues gEro-
ma, better @ei1mad uno iebr n6br.
tr1itig. Dircft BON Der 8raueret
Our9 oie neucIten gaoidinen abse.
fiiIt, poourb ongemeine Neinbeit ee.
Iidcrt WirO. aiite 81. &bOne;
@oIfe 90.
(Simi18,1S,iNo, ,Do) (AI3.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
iSran clues 9auptmanncS Ocr60ftct.

6rou g. @1cGlintod bon @itts-
burgb, $50. Die @ottin bon Soupt.
mann s. McGlintod, sic iid our 3eit
in Camp Nlcooe befin6et, pur6c ge-
ltcrn gIoc6nittog, nadoem iie in
i6rcn glutomobil nit einen onocrcn
9luto Dor Dem 5iOelitD- @eb6u0e in
GoIliiion gerntbcn mar, bon @oli5iiit
9iobliing Uerboitct oa iie ibre 9ic-
giitrirforte ni6t 6ei iib bate. 9iid.
ter Eodor0 entlieB aber Die Dame
itroflos. sic bcfnno iib ouf 0enl
S8cge nod Camp Wleooe, INN ibren
@utten All beiuhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gGnS Den guIi5ciscridtcm.
g8 eoen Dcrborgencu gB al

& egen Der orgenen M al
ss fentrogenS beItrnft.
Sobn @reen ein 9ieger bon Scr.
1926, gtoro-ountltroBe, nur0e i'm
norOoitliben Holi5eigerift bon &id-
ter Sbop megen Eroeens berbotener
g8offcn Inn SOL AS beitraft. Gr batte
gOno Butler, oie in gtr. 1884, MoD-
StroBe, wobnenOe ylcoerin, int elmer
9Siitole beOrobt.
Gbineiiiber W3 e iicr6eI0.
lluter Scr gei6uloigung, Oen
Charlie Song, BON 9ir. 2O9, @orion-
StroBe, tbdtIid anoegriffen 81 bo-
ben piiroe See &op, Elm onoercr G6i-
neie, bon gfr 4t9, @eit-9erington-
StraBe, bon 93idtcr So6onnien in. Der
meitliden Yoli5eiitotion unter $500
9iirgidoit feitoe6olten. Eono iaotc
aus, Dab Sop i'm in Dem Soilie in
Der Morion-StroBe nit einem @iciier
angeTaaen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gaene Organization.

Cine neue Sreoniiotion untcr ocnt
ylonen employment MonagcrS
Circle" lit inter oen @}itglieocrn 0cs
nScreins Der &oufleutc uno 5obri-
fonten" 9eeriinoet por0en imo bic
ielbe miro am 26. Sftober ibre 5peite
Teriammling bolten. Gs 1T 9(uS-
iiht borbonOen Dob sic neue Srgo-
niiotion eincn beoeutenOen GinfluB
ouf Sen 9(rbeitsmorft ser Stoot aus
ii6eu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Snpncit ii6cr 6ran Siot@armcI's soO

Der Suqueit ii6er oen 500 ser
Srau Guo Siotb6rmel muroc oeitern
9lbcno in ser nor06itli6en @oli5ei-
Station Olrh oen Coroner &nor
Snslep obgebalten. Die @eibwore-
nen ga6en 0en llrt6eilSiprll9 a6, oaB
0ie Srmt on oen 6olgen BON &erleb-
ingcn aeitor6cn iei, oie iic BON Scr
@anO elmer o0er me6rerer lmbcf0ml.
ter %erionen erlitteu babe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gLms ScMtIdlem gcreimcm.

@intcr-@rogronm ocs @cioneocr-
Gins o9lrion~ ferti9. - Ginlooua-
gen ouSgcianot fir oic 6eltli,b-
fciteu bic in ser nSa5ojer. Soae"
itottiinocn. - n6ro6iinn" iibt fir
9crbit-Gon5ert. ~ 9(usflug OeS
u@citcnO 9icOerfronj".
Scr @eiongDcrcin o9lrion~ 5at
iett iciu inter-@rogromm bcrpoll.
iidnOigt unO ging gcItcrn 9(6enO 6ei
icincr Singlhnoc in r@agener's
Soae" an Der Siio-@aD-StroBc, li.
frig ooron Oic G6orc fir Oas Stif-
tlngsfcIt unO Gon3ert am 8. Ge5em-
Der ein5llii6en. Inter Der 9eitlng
Ocs 0iri9enten, Yrof. &arl 9o6nlt
mrrOcn 5lpei ncue G60re fir oie ,SeIt-
lihfcit cin0cii6t. Sic ii6rigen 5Sclt-
Iidfeiten, oic Der @ercin beronitolten
miro, iinO: 26. Ic3em6cr @ei6noHtS-
fcier, %. Sonuar 1918 92orren-Sit-
5ung, 13. Se6ruar Mosfen6oQ iinO
H. 9lpril ,SdluB-Gon5ert imO 9oa.
9c5iiglidb Der Grfuriion 0eS Gereins
ouf Dem 0ompfer ,GreonlonO" om
lebten Sonntag iuilr0e 6erihtet, oaB
oieieI6e cin 9ombeucrfolg mar uno
oaB Elm bcoeutenOcr llc6eriduBi 5u
Dcr8eidnen mar.
ogS { itcno 9ie0crfran5.~
Inter oer 2citllng i6res Tirigen-
ten Charles g9. Iia ii6ten gcitern
9lbcao sic NlitgIieOer ocs ,@eltenO
SieOerfran5" in oScinricb's Soac" an
Der 6rcOcricr-9lpcnue Oic 9ieoer ein
Die lie onlaBIi6 i6rcs 6omilien-9ms-
iliiges am ndditen Sonntog in n9en-
ferris Eorf" gum gortrag 6rinecn
meroen.
rISro6 linn"
Gie geitrige Siu9ihm0e Ocs Sc
iangOereins n;Sro6iinn~ mar 3iemlid
gut beiudt. Ger 0irigent So6n 81.
&lein ii6te einioe 9ieoer fir oas I'M
Nlonat 9ioOember ltattfinOenoe erlte
Serbit-Gon5crt ein. Ser n6robiinil~
miro am ndhiten Sonntag Dem So
miIien-2lusilug Oes D@eitcnO 9ieoer-
fran5" in Gorpore beipobnen.
Stat Eurnier.
Sn Der Soae oes u@ermanio- NaGn-
ner6ors" an Der 9IorO-SoporoItroBe
finOet moreen 9[6cno Elm Sfot-&ur.
nicr itott, 5u pel1em ale @en5el-
rite aus Scr StoOt uno Dem Staute
miIlfommen iinO. 0as Gonlite, an
Oeiien Spite Sr. SSacob Glein Itebt,
Bot Die @rloubniB erbolten, aub
giibtInitgIie0ern ocs n@ermunio-
@Gnner1orS" @eIegenbeit 5u gebcn
oos prG6tige Sofol 8u beiu6en uno
ii6 on einem glbenO BORT 3u anil.
iiren. 0os Surnicr bcginnt prompt
Inn s llbr, linO bisber boben iib be-
reits bicle gcmeloet; per iih ober
nidt oorbcr mcIocn fnnn, 1T eriudt,
morgcn gI6eno nidbt 5l ipdt au er-
i6eineu. 0ie @en5clritter pcroen
lIa6 Dem Eurnicr in goltfrellnOlider
gSciie bcmirt5ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
@ahne 0iannpie.

6ris6en, Oos S6redensfino, bot
in Der aiide bittere 0lonOeln &c.
nnlht. @Iiidli6er @eiie nur wenig,
ober oo6 genag, I'M Den fleineu @lo-
gen in einen eeipiiien glufrubr 5lt
bringet. SanmernO lGuit Der Siin-
Der our Wtltter.
nMn.nla.o-n,~ beult er in entieb-
liden 9loect0ncn lid glaube, mcin
@anb bat @lanoeI. @nt8ilnOlmaI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
glnto rannte IN sdllt0eIan6cr.

gLls |0wor0 @onlon BON yir. HOG,
WacGuGob- b-StraBe, our6 Ole &eni-
iDlOonia g[Oenue fubr. i6litterte
pIosIidb feline Wlaibine in ser
gtOrtb -g(Uenue un0 fubr Oirett ge-
gen oos SbubgelGnoer, peld' 2ebtc-
res Srn. im6 6rau gSolter Q. @pca
bon y5r. 4t26, Eimlico- -9loenue, nit
iiN 8u 9ooen riB. @eiOe purOen ONT
&opf unO Ocn 9einen berlebt. glu-
BerOem erlitt Srnu gpea cine SUB
berltou6ung. Sonlon brohte ooS
Gbepuar 8u eincm 9lr6t, wo eS bebau.
0elt nur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
G|em iithIi d.
Eheruna be3oblt. "

nllnerbortl Grit piunpcn sic
mid unter Dem @oriponoe, Sic bat
ten cine 6rineenoc ShuIO au bc3ab.
len, nm bunoert Worf an, un0 icbt
IpeiIen sic bier nobel 5u glbenol@
n&on Dem lleberiduB, lie6er
Trellnol SD bate, ollfri6tig oeiogt
erpnrtet Sic lpiirocn mir nur
fiirfsig Morf Ieibcnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Scr 81 Sabre olte G9orlcs aeBler,
Elm StroBenba6n- -@o9gouiiibrer, Der
in Ocm @oggonihuppen on Der
DrltiO-Sia- lnO 6ulton-9lpenue be-
oenflide 0uetihwunoen Oobontrug,
ais er bon einem einfabrenocn g8og-
gon geecn Oic g8on0 eeoriidt plirOe,
miro, mie geItern ole gler5tc i'm Seer
cD-$oipitol iogten nit Dem 2cbcn
0QOOnfomlncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Gas bHbf6e 0icnitmdo-
dl en-.

nllm @ottes S9iaen, Elm @lumen
ppf lit Dem ooriibcrgebenoen Scrrn
uf Den @opi eefaaenl - &onunen
5ie 'mol roid, &Gtbden, uno i6auen
Sic gum Seniter binous ga miro
+ bieaeidt pieoer oerl6bntl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Sn einer @eriommlne ser
n9tntioual Security 9eogue" in @6i.
cogo, no gr.@rdiioeilt Eeooore 0iooie.
belt cine 9ieoe bieIt, pur0e elm ge.
idjluB angenommen, in meIdem 9un-
oes-Senator ga 6oIlette bon @iscon.
lin ais ein iin9etreller ino nidt lopo.
Ter 9iiroer be5eidnet nuroe, ser ni6t
mertb ici, Die Iopalen 9iireer bon
9lnerifa 5u reprGicntiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Sine fritiIdlc Stellc.

Serr (pou elmer 9ergtour er8Gb.
len0): 80, cine SteIle botten mir 81
poiiiren Die duBerit fritiih porl 0a
boben mir our Siberbeit erlt oae
@Bporrdtbe mo ole mitgenonimcnen
@etr1nfe bertiletl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

@oter (oen srcier obpeiicnO)
u. .9itte, mn fonnen Sie and
Sbren tbeueren 9huncnItrouB pic
Der mitnebmenl"
6rcicr: 19cboIten Gle ibn nur
oic Jicdnina babe i'd obncbin old
Sbren glamen i6reiben loiien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
0aS @ d Ii mim Il e.

uSageu sic mir iett NAL oiifrib
tig, Scrr Sonit1tsrotb, ipos fin eins
9rnlfbeit id eigcntIih babel"
6&onnen Sic Die @obrbeit ertrn
aen, sndOiee 6rnu2"
ogIber gciDib llno nun iponnev
Sic mid nidt ldrger ouf Die Softer;
pos fcblt mir2"
ugliAts!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Stew gort 26. Sepiember.-
SSn ocn fiinf 9orouabs BON @roB-
gteip- Yorf limo bcute oicienigen 0eut.
ihen perboftct woroen mclde oie ge.
oingllngeu ibrcr Spcrr5onen.Grlaub
niBideine iibcrtretcn boben oOer mel
dc obne @rloubniB ber6otene 8onen
betrcten bobeil. Gs wuroe ip6t belite
9l6eno nitoetbeilt, Dab mcbr olS
3weibunocrt @crioneu oerboftet por-
0cn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Oluto pcridnuunben.

0os 9(iitonIobil pon Sru. @iaiam
sc. @aicott, Der ein Bureau i'm
nion.@ebGioe bat Oeri6wano ge-
iicrn 9lohmittoq bonn Court @ouic.
@lo5a, no Sr. Gaicott cs bate ite6eu
Ioiien. Gle Eoli5ei iu4t nad Sem
Gie6.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-16
Simple Laxative Remedy
Best For Constipation
Or. caIdweI'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 viii 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.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is rec
ognized as the standard laxative.
Druggists everywhere report con-
stantly increasing demand for this
splendid remedy which is sold for fifty
cents q bottle.
Mr.. James Ash, 102 Green St, Cum
berland, Mr., wrote to Dr. Caldwell
that he found DIR. 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.
DIR. Caldwells 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
ARMY ORDERS

Pvt. Archie Ross, Machine Gun
Company, LIST Infantry, Is transferred
to Company c.. I'd Infantry, and viii
proceed to Fort Shafter, reporting or
arrival to the commanding officer fol-
duty. with the organization TO which
transferred.
The following transfers Of enlisted
men are ordered:
Pvt. LIST Glass Ruby s. Bagiey, Medi
cal Department, as a private to Coast
Artillery Corps, LIST Company. Fort DE
Russy.
Pvt. John M. Concannon, Company
d. Sd Engineers, to- Company NJ, I'd
Infantry, Fort Shafter.
Pvt Charles E.. Ackerson. Troop g,
9Th Cavalry. to Coast Artillery Corps
4th Company. Fort Kamehameha.
Maj. ID. B. Wise. 18th Infantry, has
been detailed to the Quartermaster's
Corps to fill a vacancy.
Capts. Dennis H. Currie. LIST Field
Artillery. and Merrill E. Spalding, 25th
Infantry, have been detailed as mem.
bers OF the court martial appointed
to meet at SchofieId Barracks vice
Capt G. w. Van Way and r, r. Love,
4th Cavalry.
Quartermaster Sergt. (senior grade)
Hawthorne G. Gray, Quartermaster
Corps, having reported at these head.
quarters in compliance with paragraph
-. 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 Ruger. 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.
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TARGET PRACTISE
BEGINS SUNDAY

The time when each of the three
battalions Of the 1st Inf, National
Guard, will go to the Punchbowl
range fer target practise is stated
and the following order issued hy Col.
Riley.
The 1st Battalion. Lieut.-Col. Gus
taye Rose, commanding. will conduct
target practise on the Punchbowl rifle
iange, Sunday, March Is, 1917, and
thereafter every third Sunday until
further orders.
The End Battalion, Mai Charles NJ.
Coster, commanding, will conduct tar
get practise on the Punchbowl rifle
range, Sunday, March %. and there
after every third Sunday until further
orders.
Headquarters Company, Machine
Gun Company and Supply Company,
LIST Regiment, Hawaiian Infantry, are
assigned to the 2nd Battalion for tar
get practise.
The 3rd Battalion, 1st Regt Hawn.
Inf, Maj Arthur W. Nicely, commands
ing, will conduct target practise on
the Punchbowl rifle range, Sunday,
April 1, and thereafter every third
Sunday until further orders.
The. regular army course will be
fired. A hot meal will be furnished
at noon.
The commanding officer, Supply Co.,
will furnish the necessary subsistence
and transportation for same for fur
nishing the hot meal mentioned in par.
5, this order, commencing Sunday,
March Is, 1917, until further orders.
The respective battalion command.
ers will make requisition each week
for the number of rations required
for their battalions for the following
Sunday.
The Machine Gun Company, Capt.
Lawrence NJ. Judd. commanding, will
proceed by marching, Saturday, March
"a, 1917, at 1870 p m, to the Punch
bowl military reservation for overnight
camp. The C. o., Supply Co., will fur
nish the necessary subsistence and
transportation.
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ARMY &NAV
NAVAL ACADEMY !.
WILLGROW FAST
UNDER new Plan

ANNAPOLIS. - Officials estimate
there will be about 1850 midshipmen
at the Naval Academy at the begin.
ming OF the next academic year Should
the proposed law providing for an adj
ditional appointment for each United
States senator and representative be
come law. the number will not be
less than 1850.
There was something more than
1900 midshipmen here at the begin
ring 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 800, 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, IL as
sembled under the present law, or $50
IL the duOltiOudt appointments dIc al
lowed The present fourth class had
a little more than 600 members when
IL began the academic year, and was
by far the largest class which had ever
entered the institution.
It is probable the authorities can
make some temporary provisions to
house the increased number Of mid
shipmen II II does not reach above
1850. but II is certain some temporary
quarters must be provided II the mum.
Der is increased through the means of
new legislation. An item in the new
bill calls for an appropriation OF
81 ,200,0 e0 to construct additions to
Bancroft Hall, the quarters OF the mid
shipmen. II is intended that this work
shall be speeded up as. much as pos
sible, and it is hoped that II 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.
II there Is no slip In the plan to
place the naval laboratory here. con.
struction to cost approximately $4,000
600 win begin here as early as prac-
ticable this spring.
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NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS

Lieut.. Col Oustaye Rose. LIST Regt.
Hawaiian Int, Is appointed range Off,
Ger and will 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, win command the LIST Battal-
ion during the temporary absence OF
Maj. Merle M. Johnson.
Mai. Charles M. Coster, LIST 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.
N. G. Co, Supply Co. and LIST Battal-
ion.
Maj. Arthur w. Neely. Sd Battalion.
Maj. Charles NJ. Coster, I'd Battal-
ION.
The following board of officers is
appointed, in compliance with para
graph 146la, A. r., to convene on the
first regular drill night Of the LIST Bat
talon. or as soon thereafter as prac-
ticable, to examine such cases as may
De brought before it:
Capt VIM. J. Hampton, 1st Regt.
Hawn. Inf. president: Capt. Harry r.
Mcclellan. Medical Corps; list Lieut..
Lewis E. Haehnlen. recorder.
The findings OF the board will be
reported to these headquarters.
Memorandum. March 8. 1917, these
headquarters. is revoked Beginning
With March 10, 1917. officers school
will be held on Monday nights at 1880
p. m, for all officers of the regiment.
Uniform not required.
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ARE YOU BEING
SLOWLY POISONED?

The most eminent physicians recog.
nize that uric acid stored up in the
system is the cause of govt and rheu-
matism, that this uric acid poison is
deposited In the joints, muscles, or
nerye-sheath. BY experimenting and
analysis at the Surgical Institute in
Buffalo, N. Y, DR.. Pierce discovered
a combination ofenative 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 If you are 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 q 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 e
1t is just as necessary to keep the
Kidneys acting properly as to keep the
bowels active to rid the body OF
poisons.
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 a cleansing and
tonic effect.
Step into the drug store and ask for
q 50-ceRt package of Anuric, or send
DR.. Pierce 10c. for trial pckg. Anuric
many times more potent than lithia,
eliminates uric acid as hot water meltsl
sugar. A short trial will convince you.
ADV.