The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11

tarress Ios tnS h 10 ,,. %" wcre invariably Gun
ploycd in large nassos' se .iGtp y, Nv t,yrnt :
Ss md %"a S If sssg snns sT"a
and nc enemy r FaGk si1sLs bnttc,; =, s wSgS
never detached to- follow tnrH, mn or h ,1 t6e
sS "ssed fsss.tcrss were ssdO@ long in "dnns
Ing ~ SUPPORT" ..,... -, cormonv WINS duo
an l snn.un fn Gcs ss.S tho
i, Ills ss,ps:,cS, & ,5I %S st% a ws
hSp. Of A merts on FsnS
and tisrma sn iesIerp Is 1907 always
stanccd AZ to the M wv. wrtss
army in tS ne stS ssrs sce
o tsS Taf as R ss, % Ssays
ss ;Ss ms 6sS1 IN cf f ksas@ca h"
different system pr9V"h, s ,hc ~ adan and tic
cognih"ui az ,fasu ~ ,nrGrr units. Tint
SSsh Rt,de has IL del nits rG,spon4ib,ilit,y Y
TINT man i II ~ and n Sherry n tho
Sqse way s Is to leave a Kim TO mfsI 20
when INC army 9r any nor rsescH Town through
IT, nin5nn dtfor r. arr pastsh oan once given
every officer Is supposed to require no iMff fns
gas .R nrSrs . srs G MINIS a " tho
~ Tcsl,usinIIty WIS ss s.m VI ,yc sn Nv
close and effective conperati2n wm,Gh 8, "a az" tn
among the Russians n ~" nnd CIV ", ;ch
would w" I othsrwIso u" be- Ss wantin a." '"''''
In every operation OF tho man no,' W,1
strnok INC cHnsprmouS instrir
TONS wEEn Meilferca no, Eaininr MS y, to ~
seen. IN" wn2lS moSnmth'G nari IT. ii INV MAJ
tack TINS WAS especially inc ca t ttSa no cod
halted On distant iank sndds sudden rnr III mas II
front, followed by lines Of tiny column;
hapidly they advance anI over ,v IN rr iGs
a,s5yas GstEsGn thSu follow soo w' t4c.
or mmsisndd on ,d thr .' ~ r rc ogoin
linz a,tsr line + seen thS whole mass ma; mcyinE
prhps % % rS IN ysw Sr @
10 II deE Sa sswecn tH y"rous
COLUMNS Il no visible means Of commm,
gaIoping to and fr6 ~ III" huge n mass Of men
Gf is 1SId ; each Morkns II Ss
PATS I g comna;nS Wsh ms nni,;tw wbirh hs
e n !" eNerGisc tnS crS nE y" nrn w"
timed md tie preliminary m"y.sn,cnti; Of L It
saf tb aT ns 2ana ha nSt If ws trains
stan This Nv was mast certainly tho case
ppSsIs ron nf FIN stn were delivered clearly
md coolly without minute detail, md even at
ne MOST rr:.cnt om n Wrf sett i
me- cancSrnsa TIE he Shefs q srtilsry
Nth ths general "bisct p Of their "perations.
NM iret n ~ repor,InE LaH
ri1rs; 49,, cs..,. ,.,...,.., .o....,
position Leaving the details Of ths fight to the
wers sxcept"ns. one corps @ @ e ia
cAIbOSluk llTlseil lEcely W llIts
riaing rom ono enc 20 tne other OF niS me OF
Hnd,rs w sne Wb thc nG % guards
rest5nnns tn snn sh sston Of foo
Gen sa9ssier. riding between the columns ms.
ntnrepf,sn "a No e sS hs wnid ave hean
saptrea hose pato i: snd h the sssa
tr9op q cChassenrs. a cherdl nearly made
pre- OF t zen i navousa +,o ,othoa ., .h. A,
vision, Brigade bril- and regimenta eonmanders
SINCE dS1Qai TIE Times correspondent writes
9uick-Ioader made TIE superyision q the
almost an Ss and at shorten ranges
sign thS control S q ths men e ths S manasrs
the refsponsibities OF the lower grades have ~;
ntas "hu' W ou' +ha3
TIE resimentai oi,cer Should b sapahfe
tbe nrinc H M Observation-Disclosures s asa
itself. II man never m3 IT without suIe-
rl"r at ms sb2M. he VII never afGhre me
eIs 81 inaiatiVe' ana VIII lose al nanht Oh
ss'n al must DO ENCOURAGED to act f?r
in9hsees' ana even at pence mannIsres u Is
tnJudiScious ior tne superlOrs 10 exercise COP
t t when when wonid be impractleabih IN war; IN
dn 1 ia the chief ohacf " nroctce e in F.aneb
garrisons. and IN which the higher authorities
are evidenuy Vigiiant 70 checK tne sliEht-
esi pr3ceedlne at varlanee WIN reaiiity. tho
9Enized. NJ Spto q certain point the Brigadier
G 9n Inc reglmenoai Goi9neis IRE thSn set
Tree; iithey 100 nave 70 resign the conduct OF
tns nrst me. u IS now tne turn OF Ine pat
oaii9h ieadet. pht aver .iine ms iunctIons
Then the CAPTAINS have their turn. but tker
aui 5 gre iimited TO the sendinG up supports;
ona sacn soisrs dni tke mn up ,e t6