New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-07-22
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81 one cam aign hat was Lost On the
way
Forty six out OF . total enrol lmentEof
81 answered to roll call on the first day.
Col. Bobleter's face was wreathed il
smiles when notified Of Go. IS 8 large At
tendance.
T was apparent from the outset that
not only the veterans but also the 90 re-
cruits meant business and f6rmly deter
mined to wipe out their 7th place record.
The calls and hours Of duty for this
years camp were as follows: .s
reveille, 5 100 q. m. sick call, % :25sa.m.;;
fatigue call, 5 80 am. mess call (break.
fast, 500 am; small arm practice $3.50.
Am; guard mounting, 80 .. M; evo-
lutions Of the Regiment, s 80 am; TO-
call from drill, 1000 am; extended or
der drill, 1880 am. recall from drill,
1:30 am; First sergeant's call, 200
am. moss call (dinner) 1871 pm;
small arms practice, 1870 pm. Officers
and non-com. officers school, 4 100 pm.
inspection Of camp, 4 80 pm. mess call
(supper), 5.45 pm; regimental parade,
$50 p.m.; guard mounting, 7:3O pm.
concert, Immediately after guard mount
ing, tattoo, 10 100 pm; call to quarters,
1915 pm; tape, 1910 pm.
Priv. Chas. Ambrosch was detailed
for duty with the color guard during
oul entire tour of duty. b
Priv. Fred Schulz CDR. Schulz per-
formed duty as member Of the alnbu-
lance corps.
4Corpl. w. J. Scbeiderich had charge
of the company's quarters and canteen.
He was always at his post of duty.
Privatcs Chas. Fielder and John
Fritsche had the honor Ct acting as or
derby for the commanding officer.
Lieuts. Buschers and Mueller main
tanned their wonted GOODNESS throughout
the encampment.
Nothing could ruffle them. Making the
best score on 800 yards, As out of pcs
sible so, even failed to excite our Louie.
It might be stated that Lieut.. Busch
ers was frequently mistaken for a regu-
lar army officer.
Our Capt, logged out in riding boots
and spurs, was in command ofsthe sec
ond battalion during regimental parade
Sunday.
The boys with sad hearts were once
more forced to admit that the Capt. still
cuts a very sorry figure on horseback.
sergt. Louis G. Vogel was promoted
to the position of Regimental Commas
sary Sergeant. The promotion is we'll
deserved. g. 1.>
Mrs. Robert Fritsche and Messrs.
Sprepger and Schlumpberger visited
with the company Sunday. s..
Tomahawk aud his band of Sioux
were loudly applauded for thier
unique war dance, performed at head.
quarters.
Sundays inspection brought us up to
a, three per cent higher than the next
best company.
Tie Regimental Commander remarked
that the uniformity in arrangement of e.
quipments had even been carried down
to the company canteens.
On inspection Of quarters only 81
points were lacking to make our record
perfect, our total being 81 points higher
than the second company.
On Monday evening after the announce
ments had been made placing our COM
pany in first place, the companies were
marched IN review by the first sergeants.
Company AS alignment, both front
and rear rank, was perfect and their
marching was 50 much superior to that
Of the other companies that Adjutant
LIE May turned to the officers of the COM
pany and remarked ''Well, you hayethe
in the Regiment 2
Work at the range was eminently sat-
sfactory. Lieuts. Buschers and Mueller,
sergeant II. Fritsche and Corpl. w. j.
5cheiderlch qualified as sharpshooters
and Sergt. a. r. Koch, Sergt. a. Wild,
Corpl. w. Bentzin, Corpl. H. O. Schmidt,
Mus. Chas. Stoeckert and Privates Jos.
Eyerllng, Peter Leick and Adam Peters
qualified as marksinen. 5z5 .5..
B Taken as a whole, this years encamp-
nent was the most satisfactory and en-.
ioyaDle the mpany has spent at Camp
Lakeview.
Chas. a. ToWne; has chall enged his Re:
Publican opponent Morris, to q joint de-
estor thirty nights.
81! The Mankato Review has espoused the.