The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-04

ton, obtaining in the latter case first
the written permission Of his former
officer upon whose order he was drop
ped. An enlisted mar dropped for re-
movai NAV be taken up at any time
after three "ears from such removal.
upon his own application approved by
the officer upon whose order he was
dropped: The taking up shall be done
authorized to order the dropping of
men; the man thus taken up shall re-
ceive credit for the term served before
may arpoint enlisted men and com
mission them. without examination,
the recommendation of their respect
i've commanding officers, and place
them upon the retired list at the same
faithfully served the state in the Ma
tional Guard for a period of twenty
who has not returned ali the pubic
property for which he is responsible,
under no circumstances shall receive a
full and honorable discharg
A discharge, or ar honorable dis
charge, a. the discretion of the officer
d~ischarging him, shall be granted to
the following:
A noncommissioned star oficer. or
a noncommissioned officer who, had
he not been enlisted as such, would be
reduced to the ranks;
An enlisted man at his own request,
provided he assign sufficient and valid
reasons for such request;
An enlisted man who by reason of
disability Is no longer able to perform
his military duties proporly:
An enlisted man who by the reduc-
ton Of his regiment. battalion or
signal corps, troop, battery, company
or pand shall be d~isbandcd, provided
he is not entitled at the time to a full
and honorable discharges;
An enlisted man who has served the
time for which he enlisted or re-en-
listed and is not entitled to a full and
honorable discharge.
A full and honorable discharge shall
be granted to the following:
An enlisted mar who shall have per
ie;med N each year at Cast sixty per
troop, battery, company, band, squad
ron or battalion not part Of a regi-
ment. or regiment. has been required
by law and orders to perform during
his term of enlistment or .sduring his
total service in case the same has been
extended beyond the term for which
he enlisted. An enlisted man who
fails to perform sixty per cent of duty
during any year of his service may
continue in service at the option of
his commanding officer and make up
such deficiency. An enlisted man
who continues in service after the ex-
piration of his term of enlistment or
a discharge, give fifteen days notice
of application therefor to the officer
authorized to grant the same. And
such officer may in his discretion grant
such term forthwith or hold the same
until the expiration of fifteen days.
An enlisted man shall be held for SER
vice until his discharge is granted and
issued.
A discharge without honor shall be
given to the following:
An enlisted man fined by any mill
tary court, who shall neglect or re-
fuse TO pay such fine within ninety
after it is imposed;
All enlisted man whose immediate
commander applies to have him dis
charged for the good OF The service,
after giving him ten days notice of
to be heard in defense of his conduct:
Discharges mentioned above shall
be granted by the commanding officer
of the regiment, battalion or squadron
a part of the regiment; in case of
corps, separate troops. batteries
or companies, by the commanding oIi-
Ger of the subdivision to which they
are attached.
Enlisted men may be dishonorabiy
pursuant to the sentence or
a general courtmartial.
40. War Service. For all pur-
poses under this act, officers and en-
listed men Of the organized mill
Tia who e mt the United States ser
shall, on re-enterinS the organized
militia, be entitled to credit for the
served in the forces of the United
States in that war. as If the service
had been rendered in the organized mi
litia.
Sal. Responsibility for Emciency.l
the governor may cause members of
the National Guard to perform any
military duty. and he shall be respon-
sible to the governor for general eff
cheney of the National Guard and for
the drill, instruction. inspection. small
arms and artillery practice. move
ments. operations and care of the
troops.
Commanding officers Of organiza-
tons shall be responsible to their i'm
commanders for the equip
ment. drill. instruction. movements
and sficiancy OF their respective com
All commissioned officers and enlist
ed men shall be responsible to their
immediate commanding ofncers for
prompt and unhesitating obedience,
drill, and the preservation and
proper use of the property of the
state or the United States, or organi-
zation. In their possession.
and enlisted men Of each troop. bat
terry and company. shall assemble for
and undergo drill and instruction at
the company. battalian or re%gimentai
times during each year preceding an
nual allotment Of funds under Sec.
the United States. az amended. Dur
Ing the same period there shall be at
least one inspection Of each troop. bat
National Guard or by an ofncer OF the
regular army Of tho United states. or
both. at such time as the governor
In addition to such drills and pa
rades. the commanding omcer OF n
organization may require the ohfcers
and enlisted men OF his command to
meet for parade. drill or instruction
at any such times and places a. he
may appoint. .
Each troop. battery or company not
eSD0ciMlly excused by the governor,
viii BE- required to 1,artieip.ts for 81
east ave consecutive days annually
in practice marches or camp. Of in
structi0n d such regulations as
tho governor may prescribe. and under
such Instructors 40 he may appoint.
~. Conduct Of Commanding On
GERS In Aid Of Civil authorities In
case Of any breach Of tho peAce.tu-
multi. riet or resistance 10 The pls,~sa
Of this state. or imminent danger
thereof. = justice Of the supreme court
or the circuit or ceunty c~"rt. nr mum
cIpal Judge Of . city. Or sheriff q .
county. or mayor OF . city. may call
OF h organization Of tho National
Guard stationed therein or adjacent
thereto: provided, that such call must
Be in writing and subject to the aD-
prevail Of the governor. The coR-
mAnding of1csr upon whom the call
10 made shall order out in aid OF the
civil authorities the military force or