The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-25
TRAINING.
ATPAPA|KO|uSIH0OL
Sergeant keamo, N. 6. M, Sets
Fine Example TO Other
Institutions 4 y

The Papaikou School News for last
Monday is still Of patriotic trend
Teachers and pupils of other schools
will find interest in the items the last
number contains, the following being
from that issue;
The present editors are now ready
20 retire AID let others take up the
duty of editing the News. Those who
will be chosen should bear In mind that,
the success OF the News depends on the
editors faithfully doing their duty.
". r., - glssx II ~. HS e. go z,
The enthusiasm Of Rhe school is at
present conferred about fine Red Cross
dfNe, This school has the privilege
of helping in the work by canyassing
subscriptions in PapailSpu, and in .this
work it is competing NTH the neibh
boring sehbol at Pepeekeo The Red
Cross Chapter Of Hilo has offered
the greatest number. Of subscribers.
We think It was kind of them to of.
fer this, but to most Of Us the prize
is rot our, object. We are working for
the god we Tan do regardless OF re
ward. y '."' - - -.
1t would take volumes to tell all that
the Red Cross does to help this war!
torn world. We know little bit about
it and this makes us willing to help in
every way we can. We are trying to
reach every person in every part of
rapaikou, explaining to every one we
meet the reason for the drive, and then
give the people the opportunity to do
their share. Prosperous Hawaii should
be willing to rend the purse and pour
out dollars for the Red Cross of help
and hope. Z
shall we be more tender with our
dollars than with the lives Of our sonsf
Military Training
The boys from the fourth SO the
eighth giadess inclusive, are being in.
Str16ted aiihs military training Mr.
Henry KeamO. sergeant of the ha
tionaf guard, il the Instructor. The
smooth, level ground between tbe two
school Buildings u being Used fbr this
pntpose. The boys Etarel drilled for
twenty-five minutes every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday AS TIE work
has jqst begun, the boys find II rather
new, bat, they show great interest
Military drill "a helpful In many ways
II teagiles the tSys to carry themselves
we'll and to obey commaiids instantly
Then, too. IL our country needs men
ana they have, thad hilitAry tanning
When they were bSys, they will be bet
ter prepared to serve their country =
caH than those who have had no train,
ing.s'4ti. 49," Il
3, Cardinal Mefsisr Wiling of the DON
ditions in Belgium, shsasr "Twb years
ago, II was death, Z piliage, iresi but ii
was war; Today il b no longer war;
| It is could calculation, intentioAal de
stfGeti6n, the Nidtsry of foree over
right, the dehasement. or human per
sonality, D cry Of defiance to human
ity." ..ElEg@ - go | ~. !
Picture II you. eau. the. preparation
of this seieatitle sqEagety in our midst
were 1t possible for, the bloody beasts
of Huhland to INVADE America!t What
SACRIFICES would we be willing to make
then for the protection and relief 81
our dear onesr lArefyou going 70 deny
help IN thikl hour of need aud allow
bobs, Sdkaitpl~f is superior to ou
| ideaisE & }nd o. !
Be loyal; help civilized cause. all,
beeome a member of the American Rec
CrosS ttt W W. IN s. ~
! &, IT, .NIu 4tsxa5a 81. !
Mr.. Henry W Kinney, sdpe tiutend
ent of pablo mstrpetion, visited gu
school and, from what we have learn
. ed. plans are tho Nay for great i'm
prov6ments at our school,
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Another visitor was DR.. l.. L. Sex
toe lie examined. the eyes. thrOa
ind teeth of every pupil Of this schoo
and vaecinated lO9 children 1t wa
some job,