The sun., 1910-02-23
'SAY'HOETOGEN. WASHINGTON


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HcreditRments since They Anaal-
ERmated ~ Artillery - Occasional
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1ne present society, Inherit some Oh Shelr
ancestors old fashioned notions; Tor
instance, few of those yesterday looked
an IL thev would favor abolishinr the
car,aan
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Every one VINO mas @iioWeu 10 SINK 'hOo
his intelligence the well known precept
that the proper study OF cocktails Ia
cocItfails knows that when Gen. Jack son
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tails and ended with something -brut. "
After gIanCinR at the ouaninR line of the
mern card a vsteran ofsoer obs.rvsd xith
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wnat call decent allowance; about one
hundred OF ms present and eighteen
hundred and twelve cocktails. / suppose
tha axtra Swalva ara for thu apaakars
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ously good looking boys. brcnzed and
serious, who attended to the good thinrs
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susse'e,ns Ln1' wne.e tney mao
last mixed END trekked such Things were
not 90 abundant rs TO be sfghted when
ever encountered.
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I from Aeutenants 70 oenerass' rrem the
WSst rOn.er Jass A.Seoneu 70 nis At
IIhery rSeLnenb 20 tne oene1I' scung
commsnoer OF Lpe Department OF tne
EHst. LOOKING tnrouen roster on ort9i-
nal meinpers ana hsI OF tnoee preeent
yesseruay tners was oIscovereu en- IN
terestlng repetIIon OF names IN the TWO
Ilsos, sucn as Ouver hazard ferry, goDn
rTAncls DGhleI' Jonh ven neneseiAer non :
Maury Nichos' Nathaniel ApPleton Prem
tiss; EDWARD HiSert Scnermerhorn.
Matef LiSpehsIu ouyuah 1hu otnefS
whose names naa certain whl mslcei
haitian streets.
just before the speeohmaking began
one rose and sald Senersl washington;
ihen All rose and there was deep half
orestned how w S.;. me srmy saiuta''on when
glass u 70 De emptieo.
When u came his turn to speak Gen.
waiter hove, sctnS Sominander OF the
Department OF the Fast, spoke pretty
plainly OF the possibility OF this country
having 70 resist an attack by sea- That
sort OF an attack would nave TO be re-
PEELED BY the artillery II the enemy 8
ships got by ours. and IL takes time TO
make an aruileryman. remarked the
General Therefore the country looked
70 It's militia 70 tram srulierymen; We
haven't enough trained coast aruleiry-
men IN the Regular army now TO take
care of the iorts equipped WITH ntg guns:
and the serious study OF the science 0i
artillery practice, sald the General, should
be part Of the militia training.
Col. Hon, Assistant Surgeon-General,
", 3. A. who mas recently been assi gned
10 duty az uovernors Island, said that
since he had been on duty IN these parts
mis- various otner duues, incIuulng the