The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-20

phase of camp life 10 secure the best results for the uplifting of Aiabama's National Guard.
 Besides this. the 1st Regiment has more men. composing the organization. with one voice expressed pleasure for the Inequalities extended to them in Montgomery. They were pleased with their week of practice and they hoped that they. would return to Montgomery for the 1908 encampment with the pro- vision that they be allowed to remain fourteen Instead of ten days.
 Socially. too. the 1st Regiments camp has been a conspicuous success, and ye o1den days, when the encamp- ment of militia was a distinct social event, were recalled by the courteous manner in which the soldiers have re- ceived visitors on their grounds. Men. women and children have felt at home within the regiments lines and thou sands of Montgomerians have gone daily to Pickett Springs to witness the camp life of the 1st.
 Preparatorv to leaving today. Colonel du Mont yesterday issued special or. der, conveying all the information and instructions necessary for camp break ing. A copy of this order s. was sa sent ,5o so captain. in turn, instructed his officers and men accordingly
 The order is as follows; xx Headquarters First Infantry A, N. d; Camp "Braxton Bragg Conner. o-
 Montgomery. Ala, August 18th. 1907.
 The following instruction will be ob- served in breaking camp on morning of goth.
 master Sergeant will be awakened by the guard about 3 a. m. Cooks VIII at once prepare breakfast for the men.
 Second. Each company commanoeI will feed his men as soon as oreakIan,t is ready without wa,ttins st asssembIY iSa e cali, cali arms will be stacked in the company streets and packs and other fieia eouipage piled around the stacks.
 Fourth. At the second assembly ag call all all, tent ss pIss pIhss snS snSet thrown in the middle of company street and the occupants of each tent take station at the corner pins of the tent. De tails will be called for to perform tne same duties for heaaauafters sa,, ,s,s wd,i be downed separately by separate instrue- 'vis. sixth. The third assembly call the men stationed at the tents will loosen the corner guy ropes ana prepaae s,sraI sI hereafter mentioned in the following
 A. Ali company tents to fall in the direction of company Kitchen. z B. All line. field and staff neaos os quarter tents to fall in the direction or the guard quarters. .,
 Seventh. At the last note of taps all to fall as directed.
 Eighth. After tents are downed. ridge-poles. upright and corner pms should be piled in the company streets ana fents and flies each folded In separate bundles, all guy lines. except two corner guy lines to be folded In tentage these guy lines to De left out for the purpose of tieing the tent bundles properly for transportatIon; care being taken to have the stencil mark on each tent on the outside, 10 the end that the tentage on the train mav not become mixed up and company commanders at the time or unloading at company stations be required to sort out their baggage ana tnereoy oeiay
 Ninth. Compny commanders will re- rnember that the tentage, crockery. stoves and kitchen utensils and other carnp eduIpage. now eurned over to them, is charged against them. ana nronar care and maintenance of such stores ana equipments. On arrival at hoyns stations stoves should be painted with stove enamel or other similar compoIhnu Tpsth comnany "C' (deneva) will ~araaIN on inc ground and will break % camp only to take the ? p. m. train. tbs men to be given dinner on the grounds ... o,s will stiperylse policing of the grounds in anpfe time to prevent delay of de-
 Twelfth. The hearty cooperation of afi officers and men is expected to make the breaking of this camp suc- cess. it being the purpose of good or 1anizaffon to demonstrate it's ablllty fo handle and load all baggage without delay or confusion. and to have same loaded in such manner as to expedite It's unloading at the several points Of destination.
 By Order of:
 Col Du Mont,
 F. M. Maddox
 Captain. 1st Infantry, A. N c.