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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15
1emtid amf Der llniberittdt
Sine lbsaterg goritsanng bes Tent.
id)en Wereins.

am Ionneritog, ben Is. april,
abenos s llbr, finoet in Der AuIa Der
llniperiit1t bic i1briif)e Ibeaterpor.
iteiluna oes Teiitihen 0ereius Der
llniperiitat itott. Die beioen 2ult.
ipiele, Die bon Den Nitglieoern oes
8ereins 3ur auffiibrlng selongen,
iinb Gas auee Der D1ttter" une
valeptomauie". Ter Berein bofit,
oaB iih ieine 5rennbe an oieienl
abenb 3ablreid, einfinoen fperoen.
eintrittSfarten limb gum greile bon
25c slbenos on Der aaiic 5u bdben.
Gie Rollenbeicsuma lit fpie foIst:
d as ange Der w utter.
Mertier Gotuaro Sd,ierbof5 -.
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airelie, leine ssrau :.
Camilla bon Ggloffitein
Sbefla, beioer 3od)ter Cutie sSrnn!
Gr. Sageoorn, Staatsantpolt
8uitap Sopi
.a lept mamie.
BrofeIior Sebereht giid,ner :.
gaiau 8orionaer
Gpeiine. ieine Irau Gbitb Teutif
ailli, beioer Iohter Cecilia Ronait
Or. Gldaro sSriid) e. q. 4ammeror
antonie, 1ienitnlaodPn -.
8race Roraar
aiieiior Saitig -. Eonolo SaipIer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15
(Soooieliow Saaaerd,or.

Inter 9orlis oes 5errn Susus
arep uHp Der S6riftfiibrung Oes
5errn 6enrp 4lbsrB fanoen Itt Die
Witalisoer oes obisen 8ersins ssittrH
tn Der Muiieal Grtanse su ibrsr no
natsperiammlune Elm. Die Sragt Der
Nbboltung zines 5amilisn. Sds.ets =
pirnies parns bis sur ndditen Sip
uug suriidselsst, odgesen fuuroe aber
befhloKen. oob bic aitipen Sdnger am
sriten Sonnias i'm Wai 6. Wai) sis
nen ausflug mateu iolIen. Das Ron.
CERT oes gaperiihen MdHnsrhors, oas
am Sonntaa. q. April, inn Gbeon
ifattfino,t. spiro Der gerein in gorpors
beiuden. 5err sllbers berihtets ais
1<legst oes Staetperbonbes uno Der
Der. G6neer iiber Die Borsdnse Bel Der
DsIesatfnsU Ueriammluns uno oaun
|trot Weriasung Elm.
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gerungliiftsr gaieballipielsr.

Robert Smith, sin "a Sabr. alter
Tubrnann BON Ro. 5 SnrGcuis 4p.,
ftelts iit seftern Dormittug nit gss
broten.m 6aumen unb perrenttsm
5dnogelsn. i'm hGbtiihsn SoipitaI
ttH. gr bate fih Die 9erlssuussu beiul
8aieballipiel 5uge5ossr.
Gin dnoerss Gpfer bss Rational
ipisls. Der % Sabre alts 5ubrmanu
Gonrdo Rustter, bon no. 1928 Draper
Strabs, brad iitl ols sr siuen Bal
fangen rolIts, ben Nlttslfinesr Der
rshteu 5ano. or lieb iit i'm Habit,
fhen boipiidl perbinoeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15

oyn einem Siihsniarant oes
Dirtbss 4nton Werniing, go. 514
Msit 5ront Strobs, tam ssftsrn Wors
gen turS Dor 8 ubr aus unbetannter
llrIa6e Elm Seusr gum 4usbru6, mel
hes unter ben 5ausbenobnsrn une
in Der Ra9burituft nitt gerinas
4ufregung berporrtef. Sum Slid
puroe niemano perlegt uno bas seuer
tpuroe auf einen 4larm pom aaiten
GIT aus ssloidt, uahbem ein Shoben
BON ca. $500 angeribtst porbeu mar.
1as 9ebduoe lit Gigsntbum oer Sung
grtfping SO.
Cine Marqutie Dor Dem 6auTs
on Der Qprops1t>Gde Der 9. 4penue
une Duluut Strobe puros geitern
Rahmittag ourd etnen ahtlos aus al.
nsm 5enitsr Der pberen Stodperts ge
fporfsnen Giearreuftummel in grano
osfsgt 9os 5euer ipuroe auf eiHeu
StiLIalarm bin in peRigsu Uttnutsu
aelpiht,
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Shsueiseriide &obltbatisfeits @e-
iellidDaft.

Die obise 9sr.inisuns bi.It s.iisrn
i'm Snib gaiino unter pem UorIis pes
5srrn Wietor 9uber ibre resuldre Wos
na.sperfommluns ab. 9err W. Rae.
lin funsirte als Stiretdr. Als neu.
Witslitber ipurbm Nlbin Woosbruss
ger, Sobn Shneiber. Sobn W,psr unb
ausuft ]. gliemsr oufesnommsn. an
Der Derniinitigen Jeisr bes 4. Suli. pie
iie BON Der b<treffenben AFociation sss
plant III. pirb ii6 bic Organization
betbsilisen. Die Ginnahmen betrusen
$34 uno bic ausgabtH $3.50.
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Seder Eoit 63S, u. u. q.

I'm abrpeienbsii oes aommanoeurs
yront aaiIsr, Der fih am lest.n
syreitaa i'm aiugeuboipital elmer
Operation untsr3iebsn mubts, fiibrt.
Der Senior Disssaommanoeur 9ouis
Dube in Der ssitriseH geriammluns
ben 8oriis, pdbrsnD Ssrr gbas. enss
lin isines amtss uls Shriftfiibrsr
ipalieie. BON benz aameraoen ghas.
Densel. Der Dor sinissn Dofen sineH
9einbruh erlitt, lief bic Rahritt eiu.
odb tr nod INNER oas Bett bitten
miiiIe unb hoffe. Der nahiteu Der.
fammluna ipisber beipohnen gu ions
nen. gine 3uidrift ees 9snerals
acmmanosurs Srimble, nelte 9ers
baliunssmabrtgsIn fir bie oissidbrise
9essbung oes Memorialtasss enthieli.
iuuroe perleisn unp pirp befolgt fpers
ben. BON Rsp. 6. D. Bloosett tam
elm Snrsib.n sur gtrleiuHs, in tpels
diem tr feline Ranoiodtur fir pas Amt
oes Ieporiem.Htss saommonceurs BON
Dbio dntiinbist uno een goften ers
fuhi. feline GslegateH gum St1otsz
iJelbIassr fir ihn gu initruiren. Die
.3nihrif. nuros einitpsilen 3uriidees
ltsi, um fpdisr auigenomm<n su iper.
ben.
Das Stdatss Jelblaser fiabet In bies
fem Sabre. am IL. SUM btsinneHD. In
GprinefieIb. Obio. itdtt. Dor GMtub
Der VerIommluna perlds Gefretdr
GnsIin nod bic n<ue, pom Gsnat am
%. DOrisen WoHats pofIirte peuficnss
Bin unb ertl1rte ben MHiuefenesn be-
.ren einseIne paragrdpben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15
Web,trtem.

6orrp 80. unb akrsiu 3issl,r, 1926
8rothxrtpn RoaD, anabs.
Sofepb .uno gpd SIsbler, 1864
8eresforb Np., Wabhen.
MilIiam unD Rettie Geibert, 1895
0ilbert Mp., Rnobt.
0eorse nno Ratbarina 8efer, 2S25
Golerain Qp., Widb6en.
Soiepb uno Nba Roth. 818 purcel
4D, Wdohen.
Robert uno Junnte Wurpbp, Qor,
ipooo, andbe.
Bernard unb 2snd atsl, 327 81
13. Strabs, Wdbhen.
albert uno 5tlen 5rit6, anbsrIor
Jerrp, Wdohsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15

nofen Ramens 9eorg S6miot sRts
oedt uno bereitelt. Or. 20. 6. Grpth
puroe i6leuntgit gerufsn uno bra6te
ben Gsbensmiibsn ins 8epuBtfsin 5us
riid, tporauf Bennett nd6 oem ftdottz
i6en 5oipital sebraht fpuroe. Gr tpiro
senefen. Bennett 1T perbeirathet, Bat
ieood feline ainoer. 5dusli6s 3piitig=
tslten ioaen tin 5u ben peri6iebenen
Selbitmoroperiuhen estrieben baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-15
lnitisilndDtling.

gop. Site, Elm 21 Sabre alter
glerf BON RthmoHo, ga, purbe gss
tern an Der WaDiicn Roao uno 5aIre
fNlD slpenue pon ben geheimpoli3iitsu
Nkaner uno Shiitte perhaftst uno uus
ter Der 4ntlaas. Elm Juiti3fllttIina
3u isin, sinseiperrt. gr ioI in Rl6s
mono $50 eeftoblsu bobsn uno lpiro
bon ben bortis.u gtbDrosn fpessa
0robbiebiiahls cerlanst. Gr ers
tldrte iih bersit. obne Husli.ftrunss=
papiere nah Ritnnono suriidsute5rsn.
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Ct. Aloniins @aiien gerein.

DIR esitriasu Monatss sgerIammluns
bss CT. 4lopitus Waiiennersins, fpsIde
in Der ct. Warien ShuIbaQe itatts
fano. sins elm. Sisuus oes Spe3ials
aommitiess untsr 0oriis pon Ssrrn
8. GeiBlsr uno Der proto.olIfii6runs
Don 6trrn On. aOIimsp<r pOraus. als
Dtritorben beridtet ruuroen Sonas Gsis
Ter. u. Ritt. ). 5beo. Qusbsmmpors.
gal. RihoIas uno Soi. Sanben. CUR
Iufnabmt porssihtaesu purben bic
6errsn Sobn Boiler. lko. aobmann.
s.. Wsper. ssobn .. Wsber uno Oeors
Wslei. Die Ginnahmen b,trusen
$60.25.
Der Waii,np.rsiR belt oarauf unttr
8oriis BON 5srrn Werner gibmsper
unb Der grototollfiibruns BON 5errn
Oeors Q. ShraHD iein, YsrIommIuns
ab. Nus otm Shipeitsrnbtrihts, fpel.
der psrltien ipuroe. ssht 5srppr, bab
i'm Qaufe oss perflofienen Wonats oht
RiHner aus Der Waiienanitalt entlaiIsn
unb iiinf anbere nufssnommsn ipuroeu.
Die 3abI Der SnioiIen b.trdst 270.
bopcn 124 Gnaben unb 146 W1bhsn.
Als Oefdtute ainaen elm: 1000 prooe
BON Der Tcmsitis Geisnee 60. uno jrpsi
Riiten Gier bon 6errn W. Wtullsn.
D;. Ginnabmsn mi. EuHenbeitano BE-.
trugen $40, bic Ausgaben $151.44
10 bab $3S.56 In Der Aniie perbleikn.
Gtm Vierklinbrsb.riht oes Ghos'
msifters 5.rrn Sobn 3. Reinsrs snt.
Eehnsen mir, baB bic Ginnabmen NIT
Snhtnbeftano iih auf $40. 1928 BE-
Iisftn, btnen Musgaben in einsr nGhs
BON $40. seseniibxriieh<n, fr
oab $668.24 In Der aaiIs perbltiben.
Gie Ginnabmen bel Der Wafbingion
0sburtsiossfsitr belisien Iit aui
s3910. so. bic Nusaaben ouf $1025. ~,
10 oob ein lleberfdub BON $2965.2s
ersitIt ipurbe.
Ter DorIionbsberiht empfiebli. bi,
Vnmsn ber 5srren 8. s.. gp<slase une
.. 8riigasmann in bic 50iGhriae Mii.
slisberliite tin5utrcgtn.
Die RommlHion Der WoiItnfinber
iinbet am Sonntas. q. April. in bsr
Hapsne Der Mniialt itdit.
Gas Sps3iallommiiies unb Der Dor.
itonb nsrbsn am Gonnios. ben 10.
Rdi, cine gsmeinfame UsrfammIune
abbalisn. nm Wcriebrunsen fir bos
am %. 5uni ftotifinosnbe Mais
f.nfsit 5u irsfftH.
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HiaoIina.

Dtr Gbkriff Don MiImington, O.,
bsnndrinties bic hiefige poliSei, BAT
IN ber EomIius Raht Elm etipa is1l
Mpnote aliss aino mdnnlihsH Gss
{HIe1tss ouf einsr 6austreppe In mils
inineipn 1usssfstt iuorbtn IN. 0is
bisfee yollsi fDnrbe trfuHt. ben Be-
h0rben bon Wilmington in ben Rdns
fori6unsen nod Der Wuttsr bes Rins
bts bsbuIfli& su fein.
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SartnGdiser Selbnmorotanoioat.

gum pierteu Mals innerbalb siniz
ger Monaten DerIudte geitern 9or=
mittag Der 45 Sabre alte 4rbeiterGop.
Bennett, BON 80. "a Sit Court Ctr,
ieinsm 2sbeu elm Gnne 5u MAIDEN, ins
benz sr in ieinem 5nlaf3immer oas
8as unorehte. iidb ouf bas 9ett iegte
uno auf ben 1op tpdrtefe. Gein Bors
baben puros jeoon bon einem 5ausaez
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Blu Sen geiirigen eriten Spiele Der
6reit1gigen Serie 3piid9en .Reos"
iinb Bittsbnraer nBiraten" batter
iid) nitt menlger ols 10000 3ii'
ihnuer eingefunoett, bic iih nngen'
iheinlih fouiaIid) anliiiirten itno nit
WeifaQ nid,t fargtefi, fuenn er ner'
bienf mar. ,siir bic oReos" flngirter
Suggs nnh gtc2ean oIs Batterie &C.
gen eannis uno 8ibion, fir bic @eg'
ner. Hnh Dem 4. 8nnae fuliroe Gam
nit 0iirh ben IinfsiIiigeligen aollegell
SinfieIo obgeloit. Tie nReos" tuorer
ben Yittsburaern i'm slngriff nett
iiberIegen itno ebeninlls in Der Der
theioiaungSitarfe. Gle matlten IL
Ireifer uno . 5ebler geeen 8 be3lu
3 Der Viratcn. Bates uno WnrionE
mahten i'm 5. reip. 6. 6nnge phdno'
fnenale ssdnge. alIs St)iebsrif.e,
fungirten Ssobniton uno GaBnn, obnt
aui beionbere Shtpierigfeiten Bu ITO
Een. Ak
Die 9eltrigen 2 ptele.
Cincinnati 2060*-ti
pittsburg .00020t400-1
ct. oouis .OO0021OO0tot-5
Chicago 00110 90 90 o o.
Gie pier onSeren 9iso.alubs ipieI
ten geitern nidlt, neil IN ben oitlifer
Stibten feline Sonntaasipiele erIaub'
lueroen.
Seute Rahmittag 3rpeites Spie'
Der Serie striid,en sReos" uno ,Ri
raten".
Shon jeff. nadhent Die Saiiou eri
bier 1aee alt iii, iino Die hieiigei
Sans 5u Der fat einitimn,igen ueber
seueiius aelangt. Dab ihr AIub in Die
lem Sabre cine hohe SieI.lina ali' De,
Raagliitc iih lihern ipiro, menn lid
nniere Sd1Ieloerer ais poIlqiiItiq BE-
pdhren. @ir beiiten :iber Elm babies
Tuseno gutter Sd,Ieuoerer, Don bener
inbeiien feiu einsiser Infprlih all
ben SiteI .Stern eriter Br6Be" erbe
ben tann, bod rperoen iie bel ooriih
tiger SanohnbuHg, Die i'm feete,
Sabre iehlte, 3u Seiitungen beiabie
iein. Die niehr Siese nls gtieoerlagel
triugen iperben. 5liidliherfpeiie be
list Cincinnati in Sauptltng S'Gal
ben Wann, Der beionoerg In Der Gut
nidlimg uuo gphnrblimg Dol
ShIeuoerern @roBmeiiter ieine
Rinit iit. ,mo ouf ibm miiiien in Die
lem Sabre uniere Soffnungeu mi
grioIg ruben.
| Die beiSen ourf arantbeits. mi
lo6esf1lle dbberiiienen .Reos'
Iromme uno 8rnnt febrten am gam
itng mad, mehrtdsiger abpeienbei
5um Tienlte suriid uno betbeiIister
lid, eeitern an Den 9oriib,insen.
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Mlfdtcn Gle eiHe groBc Ihccialie rua beiBeH
22oers Htit eiRenl Es0eTt Fadef rpT iiiDre0s
See2 Suffer. Lies siPbt Gin beytlic5cs 1efGert
8 Gents Airc In bier gtrona@ 5erneftefli -
Grbbecren, Cranqen. 3tiroueH urIo hbeeoisoe.
,srnoeH gic BEN SToetr
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febt Iein. Sn bisfer 0pritellung pers
abihieben Iih Die SpsrettensGrafte
opn ben Gtnctnnutiern, um in Die 9eis
matb 3uriid3utsbren.
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s,|s,;,t''I'' I|,,',I,s,, Sc s'h

beiitr nIs allt anbtrfn.
WiambslmiId, euperfetut Srndlt. @liih
GrIeuaeu Sie 15c fur ieoeu umitlas bei
aHen SQuoteru ooer in Der GiHtinuatler d.
Hale, 1917 Bine Ctr. Canal 465.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
d Distributes,

The adjutant generals office has sent
out the medals won by the North Da-
kota state rife team at the national
shoot held at Camp Perry asst August
to the various experts who composed
the team. The prize money which was
won by the sharpshooters was also dis
tributed pro rata. The following MEM
bers of the national guard Of the state
were the recipients of medals:
Adjutant General Treumann-Team
captain.
Capt. e. c. Gearey, 3r.-Team coach.
Lieut.. D. s. Richie, Valley City
Range officer.
Lieut.. A. M. Holt, Devils Lake
Spotter.
Team members:
Co. A, acknowledgement Rhud,
Sergeant Winter.
Co. B, Fargo-Lieutenant Collar.
Co. C, Grafton-Sergeant Brien.
Co. e, wiiiiston-Sergeant Johnson.
Co. @, Valley City-Sergeant Mason.
Co. H, Jamestown-Sergeant Con-
slant. .E
Co. X, Dickinson-Lieutenant Baird,
Lieutenant Barker, Sergeant Wolford,
Sergeant Engbrecht, Sergeant Lee.
Alternates:
Co, B, Fargo-Corporal Berg.
Co. F, Mandan-Corporal Bloom.
Co. H, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ny
gard.
The medals are last Of bronze and
are handsome decorations for the rifle
men who earned them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
EAST SIDE NOTES.

President Weld Of the normal at
tended an educational meeting al
Breckenridge today and gave an ad-
dress on Some Aspects Of Elementary
Education.
d. O. Askegaard OF Wolverton has
purchased an interest in the Glyndon
Mercantile Co, IN which he will take
an active interes. in the general man
agement Of the business.
Al camp of the Woodman OF the
World has been instituted at Brock
enridge.
The celebrated Riverside farm al
Dorar, Wilkin county, ig to be sold
to eastern parties.
New pews and furniture has been
installed in the German Presbyterian
church at Doran.
"A. NJ. Hopen1an, "A. III. Costain and
Mr.. Price are expected to return from
Preston. Mimi, tomorrow morning.
AT the meeting OF Valley lodge
Daughters of Rebekah, next Wednes-
day night, candidates will be present
ed for initiation and following the
ceremonies there will be- q social SEES
sion, the arrangements for which viii
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Moorhead Department

prove very enjoyable to the men-
bers.
The L. o. n. M. have issued invita-
tons for a card party which win be
held in the lodge rooms next Thursday
evening.
The choir Of the Congregational
church. during the morning service
tomorrow. win sing Dudley Bucks
anthem, Art Thou Weary, and Love
Divine. by Macy.
AT the home Of Mrs. w. j.. Awty.
next Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
will be held the second meeting of
women of Moorhead interested in the
proposed charity organization and it
is expected that the organization will
be completed. The promoters hope to
see representatives OF all the church.
es in the city present at the Monday
meeting.
A suit attacking the Elwell road
law has been started by Pennington
county. The mayor of White Bear is
he laintiff and the highway commits
sion and other state officers are made
defendants.
SNA1AiACI bSAAh Va the NICOIlGdQ
normal will open June 1S and close
July 27--the usual two terms Of six
weeks each having been discontinued.
At the end of the term this year a
state teachers examination will be
held.
Mrs. George E. Perley is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Amsden of
Spokane, Wash.
Miss Laura Franklin has concluded
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Huntoon and has returned to her
ON in Crookston. She came to Far
go to attend the funeral of Mrs. Al. M.
Hopeman, the two ladies having been
intimate friends.
Miss Mary Evanson of Fargo Is a
patient at the Northwestern hospital.
G. l. Gross OF the Moorhead Touring
mills recalls about March 15, last year,
the weather conditions allowed of
some seeding being done.
There are complaints that the new
Tight law, which provides that all We
hicles must carry lights at night Is
not being observed ana some automo-
bile clubs are going to cause some ar
rests.
There r about 100 very easy peo-
pie at Crookston who are anxious to
know the whereabouts Of a certain
cloth peddler, who sold them shoddy
cloth at best wool fabric prices.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
BROADWAY CIGAR
STORE TO MOVE
BROADWAY CIGAR STORE WILL
MOVE EARLY NEXT WEEK INTO
YERxA CIGAR STAND CORNER
N. P. TRAcks-NEW PLACE TO
BE ENLARGED.

The Broadway cigar store, which has
so long been located next the Pirie
restaurant and cafe on Broadway, will
move early next week into the Rein
ecke s. McKone cigar stand next the
Yerxa store on the corner OF Broad
way and the N. p. tracks. The cigar
stand there viii be considerably en-
larged giving as much space for the
new store Is it has had in the old
location.
Into the old stand of the Broadway
Cigar Co., the Frances shop, now To-
Gated on First avenue north, will move,
both changes taking place Monday.
Reinecke & McKone have secured
about twelve feet more floor space at
the Yerxa stand which will give them
about thirty feet all told.
The new stand will be known under
the old name Of the Broadway cigar
store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09

peace regiment -four batteries1 OF
horse artillery, two regiments (eight
batteries) OF light artillery, and in
addition a so-calIed squadron OF
rapid fire guns. There is little def
mite Information concerning this lat-
ter organization. The total number OF
batteries on the peace footing Is
therefore sixteen, in addition, the
skeleton organization Just referred 70.
Batteries each have six guns, except
horse batteries which nave four.
The peace strength Of batteries var
les between six officers and seventy
nine men and eight officers and 100
men, except that the mountain bat
tertes each have ten officers and
lightweight men. The total peace
strength is 1912 officers and men.
Coast Artillery.
There are a few minor and unirn-
portant detachnents OF coast artil-
lery. No definite data are available
Cavalry.
IN peace four troops form a regi-
ment al full peace strength and two
troops form a regiment at skeleton
strength. Troops nave two strengths,
skeleton and full peace. The respec-
tive footings are six officers and ev-
enty-two men and eight officers and
los men.
There are fourteen regiments and
four skeleton regiments.
The total peace strength is 496 Of
icers and 6.8s2 men.
In war each regiment has six
troops.
The war strength Of troops is five
officers and 140 men. the exact num-
Der OF sabers counted is o know.
The total war strength is 54s Of
1cers and 14,018 men.
Other Troops.
There are a number OF miscellane-
GUS organizations totalling ffty-six
officers and col men.
The war strength is about 100 Of
hcers and 1000 men.
Train Troops.
The peace strength is nine officera
and zoe men, The war strength is not
known.
In addition to the troops noted,
there are twelve regiments of ruraleG
(police) of ESQ men each.
The total peace strength is between
$1,000 and $4,000.
Aside from new organizations. Mex
ico's total war strength may be reck~
oned at about 100000 officers and men
Note. Since the above was prepar-
ed (Feb. 15. 1919 information has
been received indicating that all skel-
eton organizations have been expand
ed to the usual footing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09
The National Guard
Contributed BY Capt. O. Il. wiiiiarna.

After disposing Of the military acod-
envy bill the house committee on MIL
ttary affairs will take up the militia
pay bin. The advocates OF the milf
tia pay bill are confident that they will
be able to get the measure out OF the
committee in the latter part of March.
As the bill does not call for a large
appropriation this year its advocates
think the measure can be passed by the
house without interfering with the
economy plan Of the democratic lead
ers. This is effected by amending the
Pepper bill so as to make it go into
effect on July /. 1913. 1t is urged that
the war department would not be able
to formulate the provisions of the pro-
posed law much before that time.
Two Stars Added TO Flag.
The following general order has
been issued by the navy department:
TO comply with the provisions OF
Sec. 1892 of the revised statutes of the
United States. the union of the nation
al ensign and the union Jack, used by
the naval service, shall, on and after
July 4. 1912 contain forty-eight stars,
arranged In six rows of eight stars
each, with the corresponding stars Of
each row in a vertical line" This ar
rans enent of the two additional stars.
due to the admission of New Mexico
and Arizona as states, was recon-
mended by the joint board OF the army
and a v and approved by the prest-
dent, Feb. IA, 1912 the date on which a
bill was signed admitting Arizona as a
state.
The Army Of Mexico.
All organization in Mexico is some
what peculiar. The underlying idea
is to arrange for the maximum ex-
pansion in time Of war. The battalion
has four companies. Regiments Of in
fantry do not exist in peace. but bat
,~talions r commanded by colonels,
with a full regimental staff. In war,
each battalion forms an additional
battalion, thus constituting a regi-
ment OF two battalions.
In peace there are thirty battalions;
In addition there are four skeleton
battalions (two companies each) and
two regional companies. The peace
strength Of the company proper is
nine officers and las men. The total
infantry strength in peace is 1,182 Of
ficers and 1914 men, The wal
strength Of regiments is forty-seven
officers and 1,745 men. The exact
number of rifles in a regiment is UNI
known. The total infantry strength
in war Is 300 officers and 5S,7o6 men.
Field Artillery.
The artillery in peace has two bat
teries to the battalion and two bat
talions to the regiment. There are in