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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
THE FIRST VERMONT.

What though they rob the First Vermont
OF it's long cherished chance
To raise the old State flag upon
The battlefields of France,
And cruelty deprive it of
The regimental life
1t hoped to make so glorious
In noble deeds Of strife;
Yet from their hills Vermonters 60
A leav'ning force to mix
And animate invincibly
Division Twenty-Six.
You cannot quell a gallant soul
Nor sons Of heroes daunt;
And In the bravest troops you'll md
The scattered First Vermont.
Springfield Reporter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
NORTHFIELD.

w. A. Shaw, meteorologist in charge OF
the local station of the United States
weather bureau. reports mean tempera-
ture for August OF % degrees. which is
two degrees above the normal for the
month The highest was 95 degrees. on the
list and the lowest was 4S degrees. on the
aIst The greatest daily range was SO de-
prees on the list, and the least daily range
was nine degrees. on the 2Srd. The
precipitation amounted to s;ls inches the
normal for the month being 1893 inches
Tha nrevailing wind was from the south
the total movement 4,ll2 miles, the aver.
age hourly velocity S,5 miles, and the
maximum velocity 2s miles per hour. from
The south on the sth. The month was made
up OF four clear, 10 partly cloudy and i
cloudy days. Precipitation In Quantity
.urr,cient TO measure occurred on IA days
Eog was noted on the 7th, and thunder
storms occurred on the lst, end, 9th. 18th
18th NH. Goth and 2ith.
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MIDDLESEX.

Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Jones are
Miss Ethel Mccarthy and Ellsworth Roby
of Lawrence. Mass.-Messrs. Chapman
and Carpenter of Hartford, Conn., were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Big
elow.-Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Bigelow and
guests were at Lake Mansfield Sunday.
Mrs. Josephine Sanborn of Salem,
Mass. was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Bigelow last week-Russell Farms
worth of Randolph Center has been
spending the past week with his brother,
Leonard Farnsworth. at A. P. Bigelow's.
MIR. and Mrs. A. p. Bigelow and family
were in Stowe last Thursday to attend
the annual reunion Of the Bigelow FAM
ily.-Mr. and Mrs l.. c. Jones and guests
made trip to Burlington Sunday
Messrs. George and Charles Alexander,
Henry Barnett and Mr.. La Bragg wen,
Friday to Shelburne bay on a fishing
trip and returned Monday night.-Mr.
| and Mrs. II. o. Camp of Barre were
guests of Mrs. l.. o. Wilder Monday.
The COW tester. Mr.. Sargent is In this
section this week.-Mrs.. Cora Morrison
Of Waterbury Center came Monday to be
| In this section for a few weeks She IL
stopping for few days with the Vaughn
| brothers.-The Misses Lucy and Helen
Swift went to their respective schools
Monday. Miss Lucy to Plainfield higf
and Miss Helen to Milton graded. Mrs
Levi Swift went last Friday to High
gate Springs for a few days camping
She returned Tuesday.-A Grange meet
ing was held Monday evening. A fin,
literary program was given by the youni
, people In charge of Miss ELLA Comstocls
The Rev, Mr.. Benedict spoke on tn,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
SOUTH STAMFORD.

The completion and occupancy of the
new flotation mill of the Vermont Copper
company is expected by October l. The
building is Of frame construction. three
stories in height, with pitch roof and a
length of nearly 125 feet. With its installa-
'tion of machinery complete it will have a
capacity for the handling of 100 tons Of
raw crude ore per day. At the present
time 65 men are at work in the mines and
plant. During the month ended September
list a total of $50 tons of high grade ore
were shipped from the mines and near to
this amount will continue to be shipped
leach month.-William H. Heath. a re-
porter on the Worcester. Mass, Evening
EPost. and Mrs. Heath, are visitors at the
home of his parents, Mr.. an Mrs. William
re. Heath. Mr.. Heath is a native Of Sharon
lend graduate of the South Royalton high
echool.
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small meal.
The shop people are telling funny stor.
les about inexperienced war gift buy
ers. At one Of the department stores
young woman purchased pink silk paja-
mas. half a dozen pairs of silk socks in
pastel shades, and expensive ties and
collars, remarking that the recipent-to-
be was $50 artistic!" The next day she
returned all these things, explaining that
her mother had conviced her that he
would not need them.
II think it's a shame" she complained.
They aren't to have any social life In
the trenches at ALL"
The simplest. most comfortable articles
that can be obtained will be most well
come.
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war 1t was a campfire program.--Mrs.
Ella Egan has sold her property in town
and purchased a house in Montpelier.
She Is to move to Montpelier at once
Station Agent Charles Ryan is to occupy
the house vacated by Mrs. Charles
Grandfied. Miss Katie Gabree. who
spent last week at the home of Miss
Clestia Newhal. returned to Waitsfcld
saturday evening.-There will be no pub
lie gatherings in town for the present.
Mrs. II. b. Chaplin Is spending a few days
in Montpelier with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Neverux.
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DERBY.

Services were resumed in the Congrega-
itional Church, the Rev. l.. Davis. pastor
and in the Baptist Church. the Rev. C. p.
England, pastoral company consisting of
Nv. N. Hopkinson and son, Charles G. d.
Hopkinson and w. T. Kilborn and sons.
Robert and Donald, motored to Sherbrook
last week Wednesday to attend the Sher-
brooke fair returning the same day.-W. N.
Hopkinson has bought an automobile
The fall term of Derby academy opened
Tuesday with Professor Bowdoin as prin-
icipal, Miss B. Hubbard as preceptress,
and Miss Sutherland teacher In the
icommercial department. There will be
a new teacher In the training training
course,
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BENSON.

Benson the past few days. has had
two ex-pastors in town. Last Sunday
morning. the Rev Charles f. Hayward
preached In the Congregational Church
TO union congregation. In the eve
ming the Rev. Walter p. Bradford &C.
cupied the Methodist Episcopal pulpit
Mr.. Hayward comes from Winooski and
Mr.. Bradford from Bristol, Me.-Satur-
day afternoon and evening the lower
part OF the village was alive with girls
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BRITISH LOSE 23
SHIP DURING WEEK

London. Sept. 5.-Britlsh merchant
ships sunk by mine or submarine In
the past week numbered 20 of more
than 1000 tons and three under 1000
tons. according to the official an
nouncement tonight.
British merchant vessels sunk the
previous week by mine or submarine
numbered IS over 1000 tons and Ave
under 1000 tons.
THE SUMMARY.
Arrivals 1854; sailings 2.432.
British merchant vessels over 1000
tons sunk. including two previously.
20; under 1000 tons. including one pre-
viously three.
Fishing vessels sunk. none.
British merchant vessels unsuccess-
fully attacked. including Ave pre-
viously nine.
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LEAGUE STANDING.
QUALIFICATIONS.

A young lrishman recently applied for
a Job as life-saver at the municipal baths
according to the Chicago Herald. As he
was about six feet six inches high and
we'll built, the chief life-saver gave him
an application blank to NIL out. BY the
way" said the chief life-saver, can you
swim?" NO." replied the applicant. but
! can wade like blaxes!"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06

after months vacation spent in town.
j. G. Brown of Fitchburg. Mass. is the
guest of relatives in town. He has been
supervising the erection of a family monu-
ment on his cemetery lot here.-Ransom
Wiley called on relatives in town Mon
day.-Lawrence s. Swain and family have
closed their house and gone to Plainfield.
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MEET AFTER g YEARS.

E. H. Stevens of East St. Louis. ILL.,.
has been visiting his SON. Floyd Stevens,
whom he had not seen for 26 years, in
Brookheld. The father found the son by
seeing his name and registration number
in a paper and came to Montpelier and
from there wrote his son. Thereupon the
son went to Montpelier and took his
father homo with him for a visit.
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sOIJTH WOODBURY..

Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Darling have return
.,,air home from the Mary Fletcher
Sa,,,.a, where they were taken suffering
80" s,',nries received In an automobile
.o .,s.n, Ia st week. Mr.. Darling's injuries
49, ,,ost serious, but he will recover.
MI DIV r. T.. Wells and family have
..,,n,.d m their home In Attleboro, Mass,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
HIGH PRICES AND SICKNESS.

Nobody can AFFORD to he sick with the
cost Of living at the present high mark.
1t 10 cheaper and more sensible to pre-
vent sickness than to pay doctor bills.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar In time to
check colds. stop coughs and relieve
Group before serious illness attacks .
weakened constitutions.-J. w. o'Sullivaus
% Church street. CAdv.l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton of Lebanon. N.
r.. George and Harry Freeman Of
Chicopee Falls, Mass. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Freeman Saturday
and Sunday.-Eldin Griffith went to
Springfield Monday where he has employ
ment. Sidney Turner visited In ST. Adams
the past few days.-The village schools
commenced Tuesday with Miss Ethel
Child in the lower department and Miss
Balentine in the upper department
Morris Dumas and c. D. Ashley were in
waitsfleld Monday.
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CHARGES MAN WITH SEDUCTION.

William Lewis Of Brandon has brought
suit in Rutland county court against
George Cheney of Brandon seeking to
recover 5000 on the ground that the de-
PENDANT seduced his daughter. 1t IL
alleged that Miss Lewis became a mother
and that she was incapacitated for long
time as housekeeper for her father.
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LOWELL.

r. E. Field OF Johnson was in town
Thursday.-Guy Farman and C. II. Wiley
iof Johnson were in Newport on business
lGaturday.-J. II. Silsby of Hartford came
monday to look after the interests Of ].
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SIGNAL CORPS COMING

Orders received at department
headquarters provide for the transfer
from Manila to Hawaii Of the 1st
Company, Sd Battalion, Signal Corps.
which is q field wire company.
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tive pfitlteS - tbe lst iulg1llyt
Recruits. eoieEe1, uRasgigpe1, eiI
hundred end four 1904. IafsatTy -
cruitS, nnassigned, white, tgelEsi
field artillery. unassiped, one bun
dred.
Following are the first class pas,
sengsTs for Guam: Second kieuts
Marine Corps Reserve Charles L,
Crooks, BeRiamtn G. Knapp, p. Smith,
Joseph 7. Smith and Randolph c.
West; Mrs. Rasksn and two ehiidFenI
family assistant surgeon Navy J. z.
Pearson and wife; George Y. Chestos
fsis End wife, AaTy HuFsss FleFencs
Gale, Matte A, Stone, William Tern
STOP
FIrst-ctass passengers for Manila:
Captains Frank L. Pyle, p. g.; B, o,
Davis, Cavalry; Charles Smart, 18th
IRfaRtTy; W, C. Drysdale, sth InfsR,
Try, wife aud child.
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HAMAKUA WRECK STILL
IN SAME POSITION, IS
REPORT OF .SP0R1SMEN

Coming back sbout three shades
darker from sRnbnFn, Q party OF Homo
lulu spoTtsRea returned On the Ma
una Ksa yesterday after q goat
bunting trip on the island OF Kahoo'
lave, near Maui.
Ebel Low, better known as Raw
hide Ben" was offieiaI conductor OF
the party, which shot as many goats
- X needed 70 supply the camp
with fresh meat 1t also reports the
fishing excellent.
The party reports the eapsized hulk
Of the burned lpter-Isiand steamer
HaMRiRa to be in the same location
shout . mile off shore, near KRnapou
Bay. Kah0elaRe. She is hsld by her
own RleheF, which released itself
EhsR the beat turned bottom up.
These making the trip, going from
LsAaina iR Lows launch Elizabeth,
included Low, Jimmy" FFiel, 4, l.. c.
Atkinson, 1, e. Tinker, v. Gedge, D.
Fraser, Charles Dwight and p. E.
HiHs.
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MANI AIIldI MIN
REACH HONOLULU

Among those WHO have arrived Oh
the transport from the mainland are
the following:
Capt. r. z. OEerhOlser, wife and
two children; captains medical Off.
GERS reserve eaFDs, James c. Ballard
Frank s. BALDWIN and wife; lieutenr
aAts nediest officers reserve eoFps,
2. w. Piaker, Lloyd l.. cleary, wife
and child; Jesse C. Maxon, Joseph p,
6lary. ;. o. Alexander, II. A. Coleman
and George W. Wilson; Nurse Agnes
!. SkerTy, army nurse corps; Lieut..
C. II. DaRiels0R, infantry, wife and
child; Lieut. s. n. Decker, C. L. c.,
wife sHf ehad.
Electrician Q. n c. n. Lynch; Mrs,
Alhsrt p. Waite, wife Of dental sur,
geen at department headquarters:
Clerk immigration Service Charles T.
Howard, wife and child; Mrs. Paul
Smith, wife OF clerk labor burea4j
Navy Assistant Surgeon n g. ARdeT,
son, wife and child; Maehinist 4,
Arugs, A. J. Gruze and wife, H. B.
Graz, w. 2, HeiHes, J. r. AeWtt
Hams, BlsetFieieR MachiHist william
Hands, euaTteFmsster Aeslder ThoR
as Smith
Hospital corps, three privatss;
quartermastsr corps, two privatss
first class tor the 4th Cavalry, ons
cook, 0Re uu5RpeteT and one private;
one private, coast artillery corps; one
supply sergeant one sergeant, three
corporals. two musicians third class,
two prtYstGs and seven recruits feI
the LIST Infantry: two sergeants, tive
cerporais, one private first class and
one private foF the 2Ra IRfantry; ons
sergeant and one private and six re-
cTuits Tor. the 2sth Infantry one pri'
yate, two, recruits Cor the 32nd InfaR,
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

The following passengers have sail
ed for San Franetsco-Aiss !. Ander
son, Miss l.. AAoio, G. J. Atkinson, L.
C. Ablss, Mrs. R. W. Atkinson. h.
AroRstsin, Miss Edna Byrd. Master
NJ. BsekeF, y. p. Chaplin, Mrs, b. p.
ChapiR, ". +, BHtler, Mrs. w. r. But
Ter and daughter, Miss M. Bills, Miss
2, Bathgats, R. L. Barrett, R. 3.
eEaik, Miss n. Campbell, W. W.
Characteristic, e. B. Chsatham, A. Cor
eoFaH, J. X. C0Fbett, 8. r. DanfOFth
J. F. Dryden. Mrs. J. F. Dryden, Mrs.
E. B. Derby, A. L. Derby, Francis
Evans, q. EadV, Miss D. g. Eady, A.
n, ErskiRe, H. II. FreislsbeR, Miss III.
Aana Ford, Miss p. Feldmal, @. R..
FsFbes, Mrs. ]. g. GanAep, Master
Robert Gaa4en, VIVA, GagaR, Miss
Lena atddiRgs, Miss G. Gilman, J. A.
Grant, NJ. H. Gould, Miss Phyllis
Holmes, Miss n. Hayward, A. 4. Hart.
Mrs. 4. A. Hart, G. H. Isachsen, Miss
e. johnson, Miss n. Johnson, Chas.
H, JehasteRs. Miss Alice Knapp, Miss
4. keenan,, Miss N. p. Kinney, ]. A.
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss
F. A. Lennon, C. 2. LauFeltzeQ, Miss
Edna LagEentEel, Mrs, Anna Laurent
zeR, C. Lrundhoitz, Miss NJ. 8, Mar
tin, Miss 2. r. MacfaFtans, r. N. Nil,
Ter, 4. g, Moss, =, \. Moss MIS- =.
4. Moss, Jas. MeAndrews, Mrs. Jas
@. T, Mcciurg, MrB, Q.
r. MeGlurg, D. Norton, MIS-, D, Nor
ton and child, Miss 3. D, Newton
Miss A. H, Newton, Miss Florence
PaFdse. Mrs. L, P. Pardee, Mrs. J. 9.
Pasees, Leslie Parmeise, Miss N.
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Partridge. ". l. PBffsr, Mrs. ". L.
Puffer, G. 4. Pratt, Miss V. Pratt,
Miss NJ. Quinan. -. B. Roven, Mrs.
E, T. Rowland and daughter, R. n.
RetheAild, L, B. Stiles, C, z. Sager,
H. s. Simpson, Hrs. H. s. simpson
c. 8. SutsF, Mrs. c. s. Sutsr, Miss D.
Sherman, jas. H, Schlaek. Mrs. l.
4. Stokin, Den Mel. Somers, Mrs,
Don Mel, Somsrs, Mrs, Gustav Sehas-
fer, Miss Barbara Schaefef, Miss Ly-
dia SchasfeF, Miss o. L. Saunders,
c. r. Smead, Mrs, A. II. Schultz, l.
Scott. ?. @. ThERm, r. ID. Taibott, l..
A. ThHrstop, Miss II, TeHander, r. F.
Ulienbroek, J. F. Whittle. Mrs. J, F.
WhittIs, Miss A. Wieks, J. p. Winnie.
Miss Ruth fsOnaHs, Miss Florsnc =
r. YaTFoR.
Per IL. str. MRCaa Kea for La
hatna and Hilo, June u; Miss Julia
Murray, Miss Louise Murray, Miss
Alice Murray, Master John Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray, H. +.
Brown, Ira ]. Bergman, H. W. de Wis
Norton, Mrs. Maurice Joses, Miss Kim
Moi Chat, Miss Beatrice ksng, Mr..
and Nts. A. Murphy, M. and Mrs. V.
V. Newell, L. II. johnson and wife
H. Kqkoas, l.. Quansan, B. Simon, c,
Harkin, ". A Louissen. Mrs. r. Z.
Wilson, Geo. Smithies, DR.. Raymond
Chas. Norton, w. H. c. Campbell,
Miss Keamalo, ]. Kupiheo, F. SPen'
Ger, Miss Floy EatsR, Miss Kappa kn-
hsns, Themss PiFes, s. Malsni, S. ".
NaVaha, Mrs. Lila Nua, Mrs. L. 7.
Puuku, Master Solomau Nua, Lake All
Soon, w. E. Ceekett, K, Ceekstt, R.
Coekett, ]. Cockstt, J. AeFFiek, Ar.
and Mrs. Quincy. Geo. Dawson, Ogden
Dawson, Miss Mason. Mrs. A. Mason,
Mrs. H. r. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
y. Baldwin, J. B. Agnev, Rev Lang
ton, T. Kanaloa, 4. Kawasaki, Mrs.
B. Mead and infant, J. b, Lyons, l.. J.
Aiona, C. r. Sheeng, Cheek Hoo. Jos.
Spencer, Miss NJ. Kehaui. c. R. Coe,
Mrs. C0a, All Chow.
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6rt hd|terNotes

Especial Star .BoI.stin C0rFsspepssneeD
FORT sHAFFER, June lS-Ali thu
officers and their families are eagerly
awaiting the order for the officers to
return to the mainland to be made
public, 50 as TO see who are on the
list TO Leave Port Shafter. Much talk
and speculation are going on, sons
hoping against hope that their names
are down to go, others that they are
not, and until the FumoT becomes Ger,
taiRty there will be much uneaSfpssS.
y ~
The transport coming from the
States brings tRs new officers for
Fort Shafter; FIRST LIEUT., Clarence
II. Danielson aud bis wife and dsugh
ter, who have been on the border
with the 30tl Infantry at FL Paso,
aRd Capt James G. Ballard Of the
Medical Officers Reserve Corps
- ~
BY an order fFGm the Headquarters
Hawaiian Department, Pvt Dewey B.
BraziRgtoa, Company Il, End IptantFy,
has been transferred TO the Quarter,
master Corps at Fert ShafteF.
" "
Private MeCHlleagh L. Watts has
been promoted to the rank Of cor,
psFai TO fill the Taeancy caused by
the promotion OF Corporal Black, wha
is now a sergeant. Corporal Watts IL
with Company 4, Cad infantry.
The transport from the States
brings over seven hundred recruits,
Of which number three hundred and
ten are for this post. The camp 10
being prepared tor their occupation
aRa Lieut., Carl A. HaFdigg viii be IN
charge Of the cocks and bakers ~
see SHOUT feeding them, and Major
william B. Cochran will be In eem
mand Of the whole camp,
Three OF the eoFPoFais in CeRRsRy
r. End Infantry, were reduced TO the
ranks this week, and to I'LL the Faeal.
elss caused by thsir Fs9aetisR Pftyate |
lst Class John X. Steward and Albert |
5Raszlla and Pvt, Aiken F, LETTERS were !
promoted to, the grade OF eerP0FalS |
lpen the recommendation OF their |
company commander. Capt. McKaih.
Twelve men we're Transferred fromI
the Hospital Corps at Seheflsid Bar |
Ffeks TO the peBartnent Hospital, aRd |
ne men will take Up their duties &C |
NICE. The hospital at the present time
has the largest force on duty that it
aRs had foF some yeaFs, |
lRaTtefs ApMbeI One In the Can
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INWARD

Arrive Honolulu from 'p.s.
$3.50 pm. z see am.,
p- arrive Honolulu from Eva NiiI ana
t rsari Ctty-t7.45 am, ss.ss -. 80
.t Loz am 'i:3s pm, sI:2I mr.
. Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa ana
go lo an, 1852 DR.
the Haleiwa Limited, q twa-s.r,
train (only first-class tiekats $1,000 $1,000
leaves Honolulu every sundsv :. ~
an. Tor HaieiWa Hotsi. sst ~ = -
arrtEes IN Honolulu q. 1919 nm
Inc LlnaitHd stops only At Pearl Gifv
Eva Mil and Valance Oisy'
only. : 1suneaY
Q. P. ! ,HisoN &c su,-u
Superintendent. cpa
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

W. sor sWaianae. Waialua, Kahuku ana
~ saauons-'S;IS an, g "a nm -
s,s. y Foarl City, Eva Min and W.
,Sts, 10 am, s9.f5
.t so am, '2sI5 pm. ss.ao -. ~
0 10 Pm, 1850 pm, tII:Is s
% mahlaEa and LsiIshua--sfi a,
% Efo pm, $500 nm. ,1i.so
For Leilehua-tS:oo am. 80
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BY an order from the Headquarters
Hawaiian Department, Pvt Dewey p.
BraziRstoa, Company 4, ana IptantFy,
has been transferred TO the Quarter
master Corps at Fort ShafteF.
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NOTICE.

Intending deck passengers per the
Steamship Mama Kea" sailing from
Hohelulu, June 18th, are hereby Reti-
fled that all Main Deck space has
been sold.
INTERISLAND STEAM NAVIGA-
TON CO., LTD.
Honolulu, T. H., June H., 1917.
66l0-5t
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toamsnt have been prepared for Lea.
teaslt ClarsRee y. baAlelsoB and his
family, Who arrived On he transport
from the Unitsd States. These guar
tsss have been prepared for them 0w
tRE % the probability Of their having
70 be gqasantined On account Of "a
outbreak of eoataHeus disease on the
transport,
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0as Auftreten Oct 25uren.
SHUTS uno 8otha iino feline mab9eben0en Der
treter oes 8urenpolfes.

Der sbemaIige boIdnOilde Miniiters
prGTbent Or. Supper, Der ftets fir bic
Guae Der Buren, singstrettu 1T, I4reibt
In Der 3situng DE S~tanbaarb":
Die MitteiIung, Der 8utengeueraI
Gmntg DER in Sftafrita gtgsH bic 9eut'
idsn getdmpft bat) TONNE na8 2oubon,
i'm iih Ron Der engIiiden aegieruug unb
BEN 9olte bulOigen gu Iafen, bari nidt
5u MibberitdubniFn fibren. Gmuts
ftebt binter 8ot6d unb tritt iebt in gend4
oerIslben RoIe auf, bic Bpiba engIif9e
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