Marooned Japanese Brought from Hermes Reef
r if if ir inr if c if if if ir if if ir if ar ir id U. S. WEATHER BU-REA- U, i r r SUGAR96 Test Jan. 16-- Last Centrifugals, 24hours'rainfall,.00. 3.7Icj Per Ton, Temperature, max.75, $74.20. 88 Analysis Beets, min. 67. Weather, 10$. I d. Per Ton, $82.-8- fair. 0. VOL. VII., NO. 316. HONOLULU, TERRITORY, SUNDAY, JANUARY --CIXTEEN PAGES. vmc. vi Wat nr uarco 1ST. TROOPERS OF FIFTH Marooned Japanese Brought PRESIDENT'S THREAT CAVALRY SETTLE DOWN From Hermes Reef OF LIBEL SUIT LIKELY ; Alone on a desert island in mid- - hooks and lines with them and thus were ocean, death ever hovering over them, able to depend on a fairly con-sta- food supply. THEIR NEW POST deprived of every comfort, often on They had also a limited supply of TO BE CARRIED OUT the verge of starvation and frequently matches, but it was soon, exhausted in tortured by thirst, beaten by wind and lighting signal fires, cooking, and mak- storm and for days and days without ing, fires for the purpose of evaporating sea was water, and then the worst of their the blessed boon of fire, such the troubles confronted them. lot of three Japanese sailors who were Military Without a Name Is Now a Busy Their supply of fresh water was ex- Camp rescued from an island of the Pearl hausted, and without matches they Newspaper Correspondents Called by Grand and Hermes Reef by the Commercial could light no fire with which to do Community Brigade Post Is Next Step Pacific Cable Company's auxiliary sup- the work of evaporating.
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