Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-26

Cal, from which place he will take the
transport sailing about January 5. 1911 for
the Philippine Islands. This Is Private
Hotfman,s second foreign service detail
within the last two years, as on his pre-
yious enlistment ne spent two years and
five months in Alaska.
Private Tlden Mullins, recently trans
ferred 10 the machine gun platoon, IL
confined 10 the hospital but IL is hoped
he will soon be out for duty again.
Sergeant Paul has been relieved as
provost sergeant and Is now acting first
Sergeant Charles Mottern. Company F.
Fourth infantry, has been appointed pro-
vost sergeant, relieving Sergeant Paul
A general court-martial convened At this
post on December Il for the trial OF quite
a few offenders. most OF them having
awaited trial for some time
Lieutenant Charles Abel Fourth infantry.
ing the general court-msrtial at this post
December IL, 1910.
George Henwood, who has been the cook
IN the post exchange lunch room. has been
relieved ana returned 10 his company for
duty again.
Private James Walker, assistant in the
post exchange lunch room, s. confined 10
the hospital, but IS soon expected out
again
Private Carl A. sorenEon. who was hon
orably discharged from service OF the
United States December % by reason 81
expiration Of term OF service. applied at
the recruiting office December Il, 1910 and
was enlisted by Lieutenant Fisk. recruit
ing officer. and assigned TO Company b
for duty.
Edward B. Barros. last discharged from
/ Company =, Thirteenth infantry, March s.
1910 upon its return from the Philippines
after obtaining authority from the ad-
1utant general OF the army At Washington
| he was examined b. Lieutenant Fisk re
cruting officer, and assigned TO Company
3. Fourth infantry for duty Mr. Bsrros
has family living in South Omaha and
was anxious 10 get stationed at Fort
Crook in order TO Be near them
William George. one Of the civilian team
sters in the corral. IS confined 20 the hos
pital with severe cold and f. VIII be
around again.
Word has been received al this post that
Corporal Henry h HamiIl Company r.
Fourth infantry who was sent 10 Jeffer-
son barracks for dischsTge On s1frse-,y.s
certificate OF disability. was overcome by
another Of the same attacks that caused
him 10 be taken 70 the hospital IN Atlantic
Ia, while enroute 10 Des Moines but Is
now slowly improving.
Private Robert Duff. Company +. Fourth
infantry, was discharged a few DAYS ago
| on surgeons certificate Of disability al
Jefferson barracks.
4 Corporal John Brzuslliewicz. last dis
/ charged nom the Second Field Artillery
band, for the convenience Of the govern
ment, a. Fort Mcdowell Cal. Nay b. ig5s
I applied AZ this post q few DAYS aEo for re-
I enlistment. and. after passing the required
examination, vas assigned 70 the Fourth
I Infantry band FOR duty. This makes an
Z other addition 70 the band, which r. fast
filling up. and Il is hoped by spring 10
D have a nrst-class hand.
] The social club dance Wednesday evening
| was well attended for Christmas week and
I every one seemed % enjoy themselves.
I Albert Dupont 81 Montreal Canada who
I applied al the recruiting office a few DAYS
{ ago for enlistment in the army. hut was
D rejected on account Of not having his
! naturalization Papers. applied again Mon
Z DAY morning with the necessary paFsarE
! anc was accepted and enlisted BY the re-
I cfmunE off Ger and assigned % Company
7 B. Fourth infantry. for duty.
/ Pursuant 90 orders issued from the Office
/ Of post commander, PriVates Rice and Her
I shey Of Company A, Fourth infantry have
( been appointed 10 the rank Of corporal
! Lieutenant Charles r. Griffin. Fourth
| infantry 10 nov IN command Of Com
i pany q.