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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
3leine YpiiseisS Stadjridbten

-aba Smith, BON Ro. 2218 aem=
per 2ane, mslbete seitern Der ppIisei.
bob ibr pDrseftsrn Qbenb an ber asms
par Cane unb Curtis Strabc Don ei=
mem tpeiben StrOI5 ibrs SanbtaIbe,
ipelde 81 entbklt, eHtriiTen ipuroe.
Dem Rduber gelons ts, init ieiHeI
geute gu enttomfnen.
- Die poli3ei tpur& geitern bapou
Deritdnbist. bub es einem se,ptHen
Juneou aus gopinstou. Der fur BIZ
Gooingtoner geb5roen I'm itdbtiifsn
9oipitaI feftgsboltsn ipurbs, eelons.
aus oem 5ofpitaI su entwii6eu,
- poIiaeidef gopelan ipurbe &c.
itern bon elmer Jrau Ghmibt aus
Mc9bee, Qri., eriuht, 8. e. Bruno
Sbmibt ausfinbis gu MAIDEN. Der ans
eeblib Dor ettpa anbertbalb Snbreu
na1 Cincinnati fam uub feitbeul
ieine Gnseborigen Obns jeos Radridi
gelafen bat.
Soiepb 9srbius, Don SO. 1923
Wsif 8. Strabs, Weippori, ap., mels
oete seitern Der poii5ei, buB ibm In
Der Jleii6bdIle an ber Beit 6. SiraBs
bon eiuem 5ufhenbieb Elm Riug I'm
@ettb bon $25, ben er in b<r Snfde
hutte, aeftOhIsn tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
Aas ocnt Wtmni3ipalgeriht

Bis sum eriten sSebrlar puroe ge'
itern bon gdvter 5or Die @erbano.
hung eegeu Ssobn Giula peri6obeii
Der oneefIagt lit Dor einieeu Sager
D cr9ieitaurateur Soloatore Soorelj
in beiien Reitmirait an Der @aluiii
'StraBe geiholien li1o idaper psriui,n'
oct 5u baben. Ga Scorelis 3uItarIa
iih, tpie bonn &oipitaI aus beridtei
tpurbe, perid)Iiuuuert bat, puroC
GiulIa's &irsi4ait auf $4,000 er.
bobt.
gIut eine Mo6e lpuroe Die Gerbano.
lung eegen ben aellner ssSeiie Bean
bon Geo. 62S Dorf Sirobe bon Hidyter
@eu rerihoben nm Der BoliSei @e'
lesenbeit 5u tpeiteren @ahioritungerI
su geben. Bean miro beidIul6igt, eir
pier5ebn Waonate oItes air,b, beiier
gater er lit unb oeiieu Nii,tter on,
gebIid jest in 3oIebc wobnen fol-,
bel ssrau SEQ Sinfle, Ro. 139 Well
uniperiitp 9lnenue, i'm Stih eeIai'
ZEN 81 baberl 9as ainb nnirbe ipd'
ter. ba @ean nidJts BON iit b0rel
lieB, nat berainoerbeimntb sebraht
Deaf) Iangen Seniiibuneen mar el
idIiebIid Der SoIiSei eeluugeH, Bean
5u erlnitteIu unb oils er geitern BEN
Siidyter noreeiitbrt iuurbe, Deriid9ertt
er, oab er bllrhaus Hidt Die slbiifi
gebabt babe, Sas aiHo I'M Gid ~
Iaifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
@ud,te leine genic.

Dime geuts mubie geitsrn Gbeub
ein farbiser StroI4 fliakn. ber Rcie
Ebtraft, BON Der gouri unb Tlpunb
Strabs, on Der Ode Der Sobn unb
Nounb Sirabs uu ibre 1orie 81 be,
rauben Deriuhtt.
Der guri& fprans pI0bli9 aiii
SRI. 4ibcrnft su enb perI.bts ibr eiuer
fpu9tisen Stlaa auf Die re6te panb,
70 bab iis ibrs @0rie in ben Shnes
follsn lieb. Die Bsraubte battle jtood,
bic @siifesesssarpnrt, aus 2eibsstrdf'
ten I'm 6Ifs su rufsp. unb oa Der Nss
ger bic in ben Ghnee sefallene gorie
ni6t auf ben erfitn GriFf finben tonns
he, bielt sr es fir sernibeH, fsin 5eiI
in Der 5lu6t gu fuhen, oo flh bereits
mebrere paFGnten nabisn. es stldns
ibm au4, Sa entipifdrn, unb 5rl.
aIbcrafi battle bis Genusibuuns, bab
ibr bas portemonnaie fammi JnbnIt
BON einem Der WGnner. bic ihr 81
5ilfe gttommen ipnren, Suriideritattst
fpurbe.
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Der ,, 3ampier .9eean".
Obgifih IN elmer aolIiiion beid,dbist,
mar TN gtanbe uHtsr sisen.m
Dampf nod eiuem Sofen
sfriid5ufabren.

Gin aiIantif4tr Saftu,
Is. Januar. - Der Ddnipfer -5es
ran-, pon Der Suipaiiansg sglmrienn
ginit, Der am Iekien Dsontas sur Sts
IN siner aoIIiiion mar. in am Grsitaa
unt.r sisrnm Dampf bier ansetom'
men. Gs fpurbt beiannt, bdb Der
Ddulpfer pcn sinem ariessfditfs, bas
Jpn tstortirte, atrammt iuurbe. gs
batte ibm ein srObss Sod IN bic Seits
geriifeH.
Der Dampfsr iuurbs burd) feline
ipaheroidtsn Gdotien Dor BEN 9ers
iiufen bcipabrt. Wiebrere MbtkiIunssn
iparen NIT DaFer ansefiilIi, als Der
groBs 9antpfer lungiam in ben 6ofsn
eiHfubr. Gpnsit bies in Grfdbruns
gtbrnd. merben lonuie. fe5ris Der
.Ssrnn' bon BEN GAauploe Der aOls
liiiOn aus nnbsgieitst 3uriid. gon Der
geInbuns iDurbe geiemanb Deritbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
Geftise alnsriHe
Wurbsn ipisber i'm aonsreB anf ben
aobluls4tftbI semnrbt.

sDafbinston, .. g. is. San,
Nls Der Ronsreb am Jreitag iid fpIs'
Der peridmmslit, ipurbt bic aobIeni
einIhrnntnngss Drbre bes Or. Gar
fieIb iuisbsr in beftiser Weiis anse;
griffin. Sm Ssuai purbe aud nod
llnipiuen bariibtr auseebriidt. bab bi.
stobIeus ubminiftraiion bic Reiolutipn
in Der nm SiHausi4iebuns beg Be
fsbIs eriudi ipurbe, ignorirt bat. &c
natoren iagttH. bab iis iif IN sinsH
3uitanb rO4nmadtiser entriiiiuns BE-
fdnben1.
.Qln bielss Chaos III fdiblid"
iasis Senator Gritb BON Wfi6iean
Der Sennt folIts iid ermanntH uut
DeHienisen bic Gliissl bei4neiben. BIZ
rsriuten cine foI1e elutoriidt aus5a'
iiben, bic ibntn Su eebtn Hitmnls bsab'
iiht iporbtn mar.
Sm Observation-Disclosures Iaste bei
Rtpr. Snrbsr bon Rem BORT. inoen
r ben @drfislb'f9en gsfebI psr,
bamrnie, bdB Der prditbeEt elmer
idIimmen GtbIsr begansen babe, IN
bm sr Germ garfielb ssftottsi. ben
gefebI su erIoFen, Der ME e. fcste
bas ar5bte GbaDs unb aroBe giotb unt
8eibtn perurfa@en fuiirbs. Bieis Mit'
sIisber beg Sauiss betbeilisteu fih an
Der DisfuFion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
2lmgefteAte ber Gbicagper
0roBf6ldd d)tereien
wsrlanseu. bab bitfs uHir asgies
runsssaontrolIs seiieai psrbsn
ipIIsn.

Wafbinstpn, .. g., Is. San
Cine Delegation Don alrbeitsrn bon
ben GrobiHId9tereitn in gbieaer
fprah atn Jreiiag BEL BEN prdiibenl
ten NBiFpn DOT unb briidts bsr
MunId3 aug. bab bic Rsgisrung BIZ
stentroIIs iiber be p0dsIs SnbuIiris beE
2nnbes iiberntbms.
Setretdr @akr, Sstrrtdr Wilfon
uub GornusI DonIpers ipurbsR su Der
aonfsrsns biusustsogsn. Die Unions,
afbsitsr mofien gslienb. bub ea
irihiig fur bic Rseieruns fsi, bic Rom
irolIs iiber bic etnannts Snbuitris su
iibernebmen, neil isbr pifls ausldn.
Der sarin befddftist finb.
True translation fled With the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January Is
1915, as required by the Act OF octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
10, 900 GatritanInssn In
gbiease aef9IDffeH.
Gbieago. Is. Jnnuar. an
iiesrsiHifimmuns NIT bem grEdb bss
aoHsn5ai 5aibminiiiratcrs sipeds aonfers
pirnng bon actlsl iDarer am dreitog
10000 5dbrifdninpen, ipeIfe insses
iunaut 10000 Arbtitsr bsf4dftigsn,
ssf&frfsH-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

unb sss Ii9 gsrIsbnnssu an REdsn
ioipie om Aopfe 5u. Gr pirbe bon
Ra9born mad fsinsr MDtnung yp.
$50 Guirbanis apenus sebro9t.
- Ter SO Sabre alte Charles
Slpeifer bon go. PAT Yife Strabe
tpnroe gciiern sibcno an Der areii'
siins Der syiinffgn anS Viii Strnbe
pon eiuem StraBenbabnpaeeu Der
Gelta gipei,ue 9iiiie underground
uno trng cine 9erIesing am rcdlten
Seiu eapsu, Ole leine lleberfiibruna
mad Dem itdotiiden SoipitaI n5tbia
rnadae.
= ssrauf Meper noa go. 7i2
Git Setlte StraBe, ein angeiteIiter
Der llIlnno Gonl Gonapanp, tam ee.
itern slbenO nit einem gieroe, oos er
RITZ, an Der Siebenten nno Spcamorc
Strabe 81, sSaa uno trlig eiHe Ber,
Iesung ani red)ten @ein Aapon. Ter
@erunaliidte unroe nab ieiuer Sob.
rltna iiberfiiBrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
4amiltpH.

ilnier aerpt In Samiiipn in Sen
Gbnarb gruf, 449 Glib Shnfts Sfr.
gsn Sci. 746sR. Come |bous
t631.a.
Das ssoblsnA&nmmities nab.n
seftern isbsn Aydggon HDblen, ipelher
iib in 5amiltoH bsfnnb, in 9sf9lng.
Den fdbtiiden Maifertperien IOtpl,
Der gIettriSitdtsanIGse lpurbe geiisrn
is Elm @asgOn Roblsn ssIieftri. 70 bab
ibr Weiterbetrieb pprldufig gefiheri
III. Syn bsr Auidge Der 5opDen,
Orpens C Rsntftlsr Co., no on Rs.
sieruHgssaontrnfieu gearbsitst ipirn,
tpirb bic 2lrbeit fOrtseIsbi.
Dos in 6dmilton ipobIbtionnie
Jrdulein Wlarp Hinfiussr III in ibrein
9eim in GOIIiusDiIIs I'M Utter Don 72
Sahrsn seforbsn.
- Der Defffeite llnieritiisunespsr-
Elm peraHftuliet ltiH 5abresbaniett IN
Der Bantettba[Ie bsr Wlonfsn Nutual
Nib Socistp.
- Sn Der lsbien @sHammiung Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
Mnfdae.'

= Die % Sabre nIts Rabel 9nrt<
lett, BON Ro. 5o7 Weit 6. GtrnBs, tam
eeitsrn in ibrer Dobuuns einsu aas
minfeuer gu nube. nobel ibr RIeib in
8ranb serietb nno iie iaDere grrnbs
iDunben an ROrper unb an Der Iinfen
9ano nanontrug. Die Wsrungliidts
tparbe na4 bem ftdbiifasn SOipital
sebra9t.
poIi5eileutndut Sacob gonber
Tam geitern Rddmittog, als er if4
auf bem Seimipeg bonn Dienft befanb,
an Der Gnirbdnts unb @drIaD aDe.
airf bem sisbeoedteu Srottoir gu Gan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

Gbilbienia -Qonlmiifjpn ipurte ~
mas q. Gpr5ep gum prdfibtnttn, -
O. 6egomp gum Di5eprGiibsnitn ma
Dr. Jobn o. 0rdiff gum llnks5u'
d5unasarsi eefp6hlt. GeirstGr q. wsi'
CERT ,pirb fein Mut beibebdlten.
aucp Deipert reidts sesen Wils
liam M. Deirpert eins 9Geibungs'
iIaas elm. Tn ireldxr ii< sbu srobez
Wsrnadldifi difisuns uub bss DerIafens
bsiduibisf.
Die Ipfait Muetsbunss sbea5rol
iibersdb seitern tsr poIiSsi cine Gift
pou Wduntrn, iptld,e Is ptriG,fHttH
ibr Queftipnaire suriidsuitrben.
- Jobn 8. UtIiitlman, Elm Wd4s
ter in Der Qnlaae Der gbampiDn Goa.
teb paper Co., ipsld5er anqeilagt 1T,
einsn anbersn Wdfter sef1oHsn auI
babsn, ipurbe eefiern i'm Ulunisipais
esriht unter einsr Biirgiduft ppn
$1,000 ben 9rObssfdpuorsnen iiberr
ipieisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
gemator xe,uis
eriparisi msus gritonsOeridlass in'
tens DeutiaIanbs uns oss
pnpites.

@afbinston 18- SaH. Der
Senotpr getpis bon JfiHpis tttidris
an 5rsitag, bdB fcfpobI Deutldlano
aIs |apIt Benedict cine baibiss nsa'
syrieStns gsipwuns einsuleittu &C.
bentsn.
I'D babs llriade ~ BEN @laubtr,
oob Berlin i'm Sinns bat, itips Jrit
bensbebinsunseu an Die BOlfdsiDri'
suriidsusieben uns nsue 9oriaIdss 81
untsrbreitm unb spor ioIfe. ipelds
ri9t nur fit Rublane, ionosrH tiir
allie e,esnsr Deuti@Ianbs dnnshmbor
liuo", iagis Der Senntor unb fu9r
fort: 3D. bin aud informirt, bab Der
rgapIf nit ber 3uitimmuns Jtoiitns
einen ipeiiten gsrfuh i'm Sntsrelis
beg syrieoens MAIDEN ipirb.'
Gsndtor asipis erflGris, bob e. aus
bisfm Griinbsn btabiihtise. eine Dis'
fuifion isiner Refoluticn. in ptldler
bic enboffirins pss sJrisbenspros
sramms bss prdIibenten pOrssiHlcgen
tpirb. su perIAiebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
@ranbe fur bic ausbtbs
nans bsr beutfdsn
Sp<rr5ont auf bic
Rap be geros
JnitIH.

Im fterbam, is. sSanudr. -
Der 8erlinsr .loiaIsanseiser1 nimmt
an, oaB bic tiirSIih pon Deuti&Iano
ansssiinbiais suso,bnune bsrS Spsrss
5pne auf bic bic sdp be Wsrbt 5nIsin
iimgebsnben @eipdffsr eins sgolgt b.r
WSsIi&tsit N. tab bic JnIelu ais
Wsrfammlungsplab DON 1mtriianis
ff<n Sri,ppens unb @orratbSi6ifien
periptHbst ipsrbsn t0nnte. Guit Ddi,r
uub iptribboIIs sdbeljiasionen nilF
eiHem SbeiI bes benad5bartsn nfriias
nif6m 5eitlaubss ino aus btnisfben
eriinbsn in Die Gptrrscns einas.
ifIoEtn iporbsH.
Die 3situng friidt bic anIidt aus,
hoB burh bic rsut Ausbtbnuna Der
3ons, bic 4ntisG Gnbmarine 9lftipitdt
bes Geinoss ssTtndd,t iperben rpiirbe.
neil r. 60 n5tbia made. bab Die Mabs
Hnbmsn sur 8sfimpFuns Der llntA,
ftsboOte ouf siw pitl ar5bers fyldts
alsatbsbut tDerbtu miiHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19
Ieser.

= Sn Der Ipbnuns bon albert
Seinemann, SO. 3096 9oiantinills
gipeue, ipurb. eeiiern burh Elm Geuer
elm G6aben pun etipa $100 anserit's
tet. auat ben grbebunsen kr pcli5ei
ipurbe bas Ssuer burh einen flsinsn
anaben peruriadt, ber nit breHnsns
ben Girei6b0Issrn fpieIis uub elmer
9arbine 5u nnbe tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

Dk msifen Der srobkp Stabliperfe.
5oiDis tfns grphs an5dbl bon auics
mobiIfnbriien bes qnnbes firb In bic
Qihs sinesfdIoHen.
7rnr trxnsIat.4n 6ird WITH th. Pssf-
master 1t Cincinnati on January IS,
iels. q required BY the Act Of octe-
bsr 9th. 1917.
8. 6. gpoermann n
nno Rarius Aid aus Der
6eugenbaft entIafien
Baltimore, Mfo.. 1S. Gan. =
sSreDerid 8. s. Spcermann, pruoer
ppn g9aIter Spoerntni,ir, bes angeb.
Iidne 6eiitiden Spioris, ipeId,er bier
| ieiiaebaIten ipiro, i,nb giarius ait,
ipnroeu arrl lreitae nif freieu Jil3
aejebt. 9ei0e iparen IN Baltimore
|furs rlnd3Sem @aIter SpoernIaHi
nabe 9icipport g,eips, 8a- feitse.
ilomnieil tpcr6en mar, perbaftet wor.
ben.
ssiIfs ginlbesaHipaIi Sntpne Iaate,
bic Sfpei gsdmler ieien. feitsenoultlen
iporoen, Inn aetpiile Snforniaticn
pon ibnen 5u erlangen. Had,oem iie
bitie srscbea, iefen lie entIaiien NOR
ben.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 10.
1913, a. required by the Act Of octo-
ber eth. 1919.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

True translation Aled with the Posf-
master at Cincinnati on january 10,
1915. ss required BY the Act OF osto'
ber 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

Wereimigte sdnser.

reIeaai,n,s slsnns mo FeurifsnG GinfabrlHs
bs.sis. samIiaa, ben 10 aaHuar 10 eIanrn's
ssus u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

Carl biriise Ssismatsrial . abmi'
Hiiratioa ale BIS 9ienitaa bier
siHtrrifenSsu aoblem.

60 Iautete Die geitern aus Columbus
cinsctrsffene Aeiiuug. - @cuaue
geitimmneen ooriiber, mie bic
ssobIenpertbeiIung porsenoHunen
iDcroen muB. Sdulen miiiIen
on oen ndditen 5ebn @ontasen
cbeufaIls itlieben. = ssie es nut
eem @irtbifaftsbetrieb on oen
a'hontagen gebalten perben niib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

esfznzsass ssrusisesu essfIansu sus
eeTafibs Hrpmo 0ufnins tesei.
figf BE ur!e9s Qs eibi mn Gin -1Ecmo NJ.
n:ns. q 8. orspss slnisEi4rift - al Ais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

True translation filed with the Pow.
master at Cincinnati on January IS,
1918, az required by the Act Of oeto.
i,er nth l0l7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

True translstion filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January IS,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January IS
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-19

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January rs,
1918, as required by the Act Of f,cto.
Der 9th, 1917.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-18
Another Cali to Patriots

LSEWIIERE in The Advertiser this morning
l. is a special message from Secretary of the
Treasury McNdoo addressed to the people OF lla-
waii in the matter OF the Liberty Loan. 1t is true
that kerc the campaign for this fourth loan has
closed so far as the work Of the committee is CON
ccrned and it is true that Hawaii with the help
oi Communicated German money, has gone over
the top But there is no restriction upon anyone
subscribing i0r more bonds and having the order
cabled to- san Francisco, where the campaign is
still on
There is money today in Honolulu for the pur
chase OF more bonds The banks purchasing
some at a small discount and there advertise
ments in this issue of The Advertiser with offers to
buy bonds. If those who in the market with
money to spend would orgo their FIVE to ten per
cent profits for the sake Of patriotism and place
their bond orders directly with the government
they will only be doing what is proper under the
circumstances.
! The government has urged that purchasers OF
government bonds hold these if at all possible and
not Camoutage bv getting credit for patriotic saCri
hCe bv lending money to the government and then
drawing back that money, in whole part, and
spending it in competition with the government.
As the administrator is advising owners of Lib
crtv Bonds not to SELL it should not be the bus
ness of anyone to hold out selling inducements
The urging OF the government that patriots back
the troops in the field with their dollars applies tC
hankcrS and lenders as much as to the ordinary
citizen INVESTOR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-18
PERSONALS :

James Kennedy of waialua is a
guest at the Young Hotel
Eev. A. w. Palmer has returned from
short vacation trip to Maui.
Gustave schuman has sailed for thc
Cost and win he away indefinitely.
Attorney w. B. Pittman returned
Yesterday from a business trip to Ko-
ual
Deputy u 8 s. Marshal Laval has
Irft for a short business trip to Hilo
in connection with federal hootlrgging
cases
Jack Densham, formerly a reporter
with The Advertiser, aud for many
years on one Of the big Coast papers,
j. now with the Canadian Engineers.
Capt. Philip Rice, formerly an aid
nt army headquarters in Honolulu. VIII"
was recently transferred to the main
land. has been assigned to the 18th
Division NJ Camp Kcarney. orders
were received to this effect nt dc
partmcut headquarters Yesterday. He
was graduated from the first Reserve
Ofirrrs Training Camp at SrhofCId
Barracks last year.
L. c. Child, brother Of Food Admin.
istrator j. F. Child, has been uamcd ~
manager of the Kailua, KOna, Hawaii
hrAnch Of American Factors, Limited.
lie succeeds Paul BarteIS, recently re
signed
T. Imai, vicP.ronsnl at the local Jap
anPSr consulate, is at his desk again
after mn absence of n week. He has re-
covered from severe attack of intu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-18
PtRSH|NG' 'SPLAN }GI
| FOR CLEAN ARMY
HIGHLY APPROVED
Safeguarding Of Men At Front Is
Grave Responsibility, Says
American Commander

HEADQUA UARTERS AMERICAN TX
PEDITIONARY FORCES. October L.
(Associated Press) --GPnernI PPrshing's
order fOrbidding the use Of all alcoholic
beverages except light wines and beers
by soldiers and instituting various
forms Of athletics and wholesome n
musemcnts to prevent immortality has
brought him much gratifying A.. fav-
Orable comment from American and
Allied sources which have been strtsing
for the betterment Of the men in field.
His adwOnition. Of "promPt disciplin.
ary ne ton lis having a salutary eff
feet.
Efforts are being made to keep every
American soldier, when be is not act
ually under fire or in the trenches, oceu-
pied withs hsinstruction on various useful
subjects, work, drill, baseball, football,
wrestling, boxing, foot racing and other
forms of sport, athletic games, theatrical
entertainments and clean motion pic
ture shows
The determination of the American
commander TO secure TlRId enforce
ment of his antidrunkcnness and anti
immortality regulation was indicated in
letter written by General Pprshing
appointing representatives to a British
American conference on the subject, in
which he said:
"ThP gravPst responsibility rests on
those to whom the parents of our sold
iPrs have entrusted their sons to the
battle and we fail II we neglect any
effort to safeguard them in every way
We have the comr,oh" ground Of hu.
| manity; we have the well considered
CONCLUSIONS of the best scientific. minds
on our Side, and from the fact that, in
this war of nations in arms the soldier
Ss merely a citizen on war service, We
have all the elements which win force
coopcration between military and civil
authorities.
| I.rniency by courts martial in den.
ing with cases arising from non ohscr
vance of the order, General Pershing
stated would not be tolerated "and tc
insure this' he said "tho records Of
all sentences will he carefully examined
and compared and tax courts and Off
GERS held strictly accountable. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-18
DEVELOP
EFFECTIVE TANK

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES,
September Fl Associated Press -
The armored caterpillar motor ear or
''tank, y which is now in high favor
as an engine of assault against the
enemies lines, almost fell into dis
credit in France in 1877. The most
successful type has been the new
lighter ear with a swinging turret from
which an inch and a half caliber can
r"n or "A machine gun can fire in any
direction.
While the British were manufactur:
rng their immense heavy "tanks, the
French, without knowing Of the work
their allies were doing, Pxperime ed
with lighter cars, one type weighing
thirteen tons and another twenty-three
tons The thirtccn.ton ears made their
Appearance in April 1917, taking part
in the French offensive between Rheims
aud the Aisnc, as an experiment.
The losses appeared to be excessive
and the report spread that they caught
fire every time they were hit by a
proIrr'i'r The death Of CommandHnt
BnsSut Will" leading an assault with
uur Of the cHrs created profound i'm
preston.
TW" later operations, however, modl.
fed military opinion regarding them
and they proved to be most effective
During the Nintcr other experiment:
were made and toward the last OF
| Nav, l9lS, the light "tanks' made
thriI appearance on the battlefield IN
| greater numbers. They were assigned
| to the defense of the forest Of VillerS
| CottrrCtN when the Germans made theil
| rush between SoissOns and Rheims
| Dmirg tie first fifteen days of june
! they made more than twenty counter
ar'nrks and kept the forest clear OF
! the enemy. The medium weight cars
! in the mrnrtrmc had helped tn" Amer
lruus take Cnutigny.
THEIR hrst Spectacular f"nt was II
mpiIlIzIus in twelve hours south o.
NoutdldI"r to prcrrdr the infantry II
a -urrrs>tul counter attack that stop
r.rd the udNlnc" of the Germans OF
thr MourdIirr NoyHn line.
These and subsequent sncr"sSes con
>,ncct the French military auth"ritle
that the nght "tank Was an cffcc
tive and efficient arm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-10-18
HARVARD UNIT
CRAFTS NEW
FACES ON MEN.

AN ATLANTIC PORT, September
2S-Hcrbert II. White, executive man.
agrr of the Harvard medical unit, at
Base Hospital No. 22, behind the Brit
ieh front in France, returned ON
Cunard liner today after visit to the
hospital, bringing back with him TWEEN.
tv four casts, showing the facial ap-
pearancp of as many wounded soldiers
before and after Harvard surgeons had
operated on them.
Mr. White declared these casts will
be object lessons for other surgeons.
He said the work Of the Harvard Unit
was really wonderful. "They have
put new faces on hundreds of men,
said he, as he skPtrhed an outline of
one operation.
d" English surgeons told me the work
of DIR. Narajsted II. Kazanjain, head
of the Harvard Dental School, surpass
| ed anything they had ever seen, said
Mr. White "They have handled 900
or 700 Eases with remarkable success.
"ThCv have taken poor fellows
| whose tongues have been partly shot
away and patched them up. They
have taken others whose jaws have
been ripped off and have done artistic
| Jobs on them, fixing them up by graft
my shinbUnrS and flesh from other
| parts of their body.
! Mouths that have been torn of
| by shrapnel have been restored 80 deft
| lv that one maFvPls at the skill of the
surgeon.
"This is practically new depart
memt Of surgery. ] saw lot of these
cases while at the hospital. They sur
! prisrd and delighted me beyond any
! thing | have yet seen in surgery. And
maybe the poor fellows who have been
remade facially are not delighted and
grateful!
"The patients will, Of course, always
bear scar where the face has been
operated upon. The men have every
reason to feel proud of the scars as
they are the result of honorable com
bat As long as they live they will be
living examples and testimonials to the
skill Of American surgeons.
These plaster casts will be delivered
by DR.. White to the-IIarvard Medical
School, where they will be Used by the
faculty in lectures.
The Harvard unit is commanded by
| .irut Col. Hugh Cabot, one of Bos
ton $ well known .physicians. The unit
was organized in, 1918, at the sugges
tion of Robert Bacon, former ambAs.
sndor to France, TO whom the British
medical authorities appealed for Amer.
lean doctors and nurses.
The officers hold British commissions
and part of the expense Of maintain
ing the hospital is borne by the Brit
| ism government. a