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HAWAII POST What You Must Ans. On Registration Day (Continued from page 3.) have in mind is solely dependent on you, do not hide behind petticoats or children. 10. Married or single (which)? Race (specify which)? This does not ask whether you were once married, but whether you are married to the question nowur tacanstate briefly whether "Mongolian," "Negro," "Hawaiian," or "Indian." 11. What military service have you had? Rank? Branch? Years? Nation or State? No matter what country you served, you must give complete information.

In answering these questions first name your rank, using one of the following words: "Commissioned officer," "noncommissioned officer," "private." Next, state branch in which you served of the following words: "infantry," "cavalry," "artillery," "medical," "signal," "aviation," "supply," "marine," Next, state the number of years' service, counting time in "navy." the reserve. Finally, name the Nation or State you served. If you served under the United States or one of the States of the United States, name your service in one of the following terms: "National (of such and such State)," "Militia (of such and such State)," "Volunteers 'of United or "Regular Army (Navy) of United States." 12. Do you claim exemption from draft? Specify ground. Because you claim exemption from draft, it by no means follows that are exempt.

For the informayou tion of the war department you should make a claim now if you intend to prosecute it. Some persons will be exempted on account of their occupations or offices, some on account of the fact that they have relatives dependent upon them for support. Your answer touching these things will be important in supporting the claim you now intend to make in your answer to the present questions. Be sure, therefore, that the ground you now state are in conformity with your answers to questions 7 and 8. In stating grounds you claim as exempting you, use one of the following terms: If you claim to be an executive, legislative or judicial officer of the Territory or Nation, name your office and say whether it is an office of the Territory or Nation.

If you claim to be a member of a religious sect whose creed forbids its members to participate in war in any form, simply name the sect. If you are employed in transmission of the United States mails or an artificer or workman in an armory, arsenal or navy yard, of the United States, or if you are a employed in the sea service citizen or merchant mariner, within the United States, so state. If you are a felon or otherwise morally deficient and desire to claim exemption on that ground, state your ground briefly. If you claim physical disability, state that briefly. If you claim exemption on any other grounds, state your ground briefly." GERMAN VICTORIES.

The German hosts are slowly losing, retreating inch by inch; positions of their carefful choosing and which they thought a cinch have from their warriors been wrested by Allied sword and gun; by Haig Pop Hindenburg's been bested, he'll soon be on the run. Yet Kaiser Bill is busy spinning, whene'er he has the chance, tall yarns of how his men are winning among the hills of France. The more the Kaiser's men are beaten, the more he waves his hat. "Just watch- our masterly retreatin'," he yells; "get wise to that! Such strategy's beyond all praising, the foe it must confound; by strokes of genius amazing we've lost ten miles of ground!" How long will patient Germans swallow the Kaiser's fairy tale, while they strive on, with stomachs hollow, to raise for Bill more kale? Upon his word they have been leaning and never found it right. He told them that his REMINISCENCES OF HILO LANDSCAPE That large banyan tree, standing in the upper portion of the court house premises, with its immense root branches supporting the extraordinary reach of its biggest branches, has aroused questioning and interest in regard to its origin, not only among visitors but age, also among residents of Hilo.

That tree is now thirty-five years old. It was planted there by Mr. L. Severance in 1882, when he was sheriff of the County of Hawaii. He planted all the trees, with the exception of two or three, that are now standing in the court park.

There used to be another banyan tree in the yard, a little to the east of the tree that is there now, which was even taller, but taken as a whole about the same size. When it was decided to widen Waianuenue street, this large tree was in the way, 80 it was thought best to remove the obstruction. However, Mr. George Williams, who was the sheriff at that time, was imbued with the same spirit that is shown in the wellknown poem "Woodman, spare that tree." He purchased the tree and then removed it bodily to his place at Kaumana, a distance of five miles. The transplanting was successful.

It sent out fresh roots in the new soil and flourished, but not as well as before. 'Its old companion and rival in the court house park is now larger and more healthy in appearance. Whether homesickness or soil is the reason, psychologists and agricultural experts only may answer. Lieutenant Bonesteel has been detailed as examinig officer for the Island of Hawaii for the training camp to be held at Schofeld Barracks, Oahu, beginning August 27, 1917. Those desiring to make application to attend this camp, should see or write Lieutenant Bonesteel for necessary blank forms at once, as the completed papers have to be in Honolulu by August 10.

The lieutenant has to examine each applicant in person as well as question those who are given as references by the applicant. Some facts of general interest in the data required, follows. PASSENGERS DEPARTED Passengers leaving on the Mauna Kea: Mr. and Mrs. Newborger, Rev.

T. Tukao, H. Irwin, A. Davidson and wife, Miss Zau, Miss Blodgett, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hokoza, Geo. Wyllie, M. Waldron, Young, Hook, Mrs. H.

C. Austin, A. R. Carter, T. Ouchi, T.

Mashihata; B. Takeda, Y. Tida, S. Kuwayama, A. J.

Watson, Miss Meredith, Miss Barnwell, Geo. Lindley, L. L. Newton, F. B.

Hesse, Dr. L. B. Soreson, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph P. Brown, H. A. Watson, S. Bustrad, J.

J. Williams, J. E. Curry, Rev. Kaumeheiwa, S.

Murray, J. W. Bains and child, Master Roberts, Mrs. E. C.

Roberts. The civil suit in which the Y. M. I. baseball team is endeavorng to recover a ball suit in the possession of Tom Pedro, a former player, and who claims the privilege to retain it, will come before Judge Metzger this afternoon.

submarining would shortly end the fight. He told them Hindenburg would quickly back Britain off the scene; he told them fibs so thin and sickly they'd fool a horse marine. With Bill defeat's a thing of glory and soup becomes champagne; how long will Germans stand his story and still be counted sane? WALT MASON. The Hawaii Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a meeting at Judge Quinn's Court Room in the Federal Building, Monday evening, July 30th, 1917, 7:30 p. m.

All members and the public are requested to attend. F. L. MARINER, Assistant Secretary. MEETING NOTICE.

COME and SEE W. KAWAMOTO for HOUSE LOTS or IMPROVED LOTS No. 11 Haili Street REAL ESTATE AGENT. No Shopping Trip is Complete without bringing home a Box of Our Popular CHOCOLATES No Tea Party Isquite a success without Our CREAM WAFERS The next time you have a Garden Party order a pound of Our CREAM WAFERS. Your guests will be delighted.

Made in any color or flavor you desire. Hilo Candy Company Where Purity is Paramount Mrs. W. J. Stone LEADING MILLINER New Styles Gage Bros.

No. 22 Waianuene Street Good Results are obtained only by the ambitious and thrifty one, He looks always to the future in his endeavor to make progress in saving. 4 per cent interest acts like a magnet in drawing more funds to your credit. Open an account in our Savings Department now. FIRST BANK OF HILO LIMITED United States Depository For Postal Savings EMPIRE THEATRE Tonight Matinee 8 1 O'clock p.m.

Hilo's Amusement Center Prices 20c, 25c, 35c. Children 10c and 15c Another Great Feature will be shown by Fox Film Corporation Willing to fight for Peace who Thats thinks Lish there Henley, are too westerner, lawless people in the world. He gets rid of many wits. This is some of them by First Power and many more by his George Walsh In his new Photo-play "THE MEDIATOR" IN 6 ACTS The thrilling picturization of a World Famous Book by ROY NORTON Eighth Great Chapter of "THE GIRL FROM FRISCO" 'BATTLE IN THE DARK' AlsoKEYSTONE COMEDY Joseph Belmont with Keystone Favorites in 'The Love Comet' A laugh Start every to Finish minute from Classified Advertisements -SECOND HAND FURWANTED niture. Must be in good condition.

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Not too far out. Address P. O. Box 404. 7-19-tf Stock Quotations JULY 27.

Sugar Price at N. Y. 0.00 Ewa Plantation Company 34.00 Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Company 48.50 McBryde Sugar Company 10.873 Oahu Sugar Company 31.00 Olaa Sugar Company 13.50 Pioneer Mill Company 38.00 Waialua Agricultural 'Company 28.00 Honolulu Brewing Malting Company 16.50 Mineral Products Company 00.17 Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company 4.20 Engels Copper Company 6.62% Mountain King Mine 00.25 Hawaiian Sugar Company .38 Onomea Sugar Company 55.50 Hawaiian Pineapple Company 44.50 Oahu Railway Land Company 160.00 Mutual Telephone Company 19.00 San Carlos Milling 20.00 Honokaa Sugar Company Ltd. 9.75 Montana Bingham .59 Madera .36 The Hilo Iron Works baseball team and the Hackfeld and Co. team will cross bats on Mooheau Park tomorrow afternoon at half past one o'clock.

Paramount Program To-Night To-Night THOMAS H. INCE PRESENTS WILLIAM H. THOMPSON and DOROTHY DALTON IN 'Civilization's Child' A Gripping Drama, with tense scenes laid in Russia aud America Pathe's Natural Color Film In the French Soudan" Paramount Bray Cartoon Lasky CHARLOTTE. Paramount WALKER Farmer Alfalfa's Prune Plantation" HELEN GIBSON in "'A DARING CHANCE" "The Wise Men and the Fool" Also Lamelle Feature in Two Reels A Powerful 35c and 50c Children 150 Prices: 20c, 25c, AT GAIETY Param. sunt THEATRE the undersigned, have apWe, 0.

Trice as our pointed Burley for this District; and Representative favor granted said Representaany tive will be greatly appreciated by Universal Book and Bible House, The Philadelphia, Pa. 7-23-1mo. NOTICE. PARK ICE CREAM PARLOR Next To Dranga's 311 Kamehameha Avenue TRY OUR EASY CHAIRS ONCE AND YOU WILL CALL AGAIN Drugs Tobacco STATIONERY, Etc. REPAIRS Repairing of Watches and Jewelry Done by Competent Workmen Vierra Jewelry Ltd.

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