The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-09

1 THE
Which VIII 81 Held Mex
Week Rsthe State of

tlttA1tq GRID Conn. Aug 9--frs
oFder that the lessons taught IN work
ling out the problem q ne Gonnec-
ticut Mahsuf Campaign may be
used at later period tHe SEPARATIONS
Of the two military iglsions tosaiiing
about 10000 men win be observed
next week by more than hlndred
officers Of q htgir rank Tie direct
Conservation will be made 81 stan
of umpires under Brigadier General
rasker d. Bliss Who viii IS termed
the chief umpire, Each umpire will
Ibe explicitly oheyed when AZ Gives
his orders upon field Of action
These umptfea viii be DESIGNATED
by rank IN the two a Visions the sem
lior having under him both nInpirss
and assistant ampires. Under no
circumstances win their decisions BE
disputed. The umpires viii wear
broad white band around their I'D
and their orderlies viii wear i white
band on the left arm above he elbow.
The position Of the chief umpire win
be indicated with 4 white nag on
which are red diagenals THE senior
t'Redf and; senior Blue dmpifes
will each have their listing tishing
marker.
The umpires also win serve as In
a. f,l,,e F,,.l ~ Z i3f ~ IL II
they are attached my viii see that
company officers are fully informed
each evening Of the events 81 the day
and explain the LESSONS mat have
been worked on, Ii possible these
lumptres Will be assembled IL night
for a conferenc with the senior ctics4
Of their division. <
There win also be- channel
throught which reports VIII be made
to the provisional commanders. The
Natter willsnake reports as soon atter
THE paneuvers as possible ana with
| it the technical and strategic dect-
sions and orderk and the reasons
therefore war diaries win be kept
at the headquarters 81 the fegimentss
higher units and Separate organiza-
lions, and BY dhles aiartsrmAs tiers.
cohmisgar les and surgeons and
commanding Objects of the signal
corps and engineer corps THESE
diaries will furnish an accurate HIS
tory Of the Organization information
with view Of making oYements
in equipment and training, and viii
have attached orders; dsspatches, IN
structionsS etc. which have been
issued and, received Everything Of
"a military import nre Wi be noted
In detail together with any comments
or criticisms and al such diaries viii
be sent to headqlarteEs OF the re7
spectiye divisions i,pon theb closs Of
the manepyers. 6ss
The handling OF tliis larga body Of
mem numbering nearly 10000 win be
one Of the largest tas 3devoiging up
on the army for any manenEers IN
the east, While a number Of organ
izationsI Of the regular army are on
the march and will arrive IN connec-
ticut before on about The time Of the
opening Of the campaign the greater
number will be rushed either BY train
or steamer from tireir home stations
on August 10. Several Of the New
York regiments, and other conmshds
will be transported over ths Sound
and landed in New Eayen. The New
Haven road has been called upon 70
furnish nearly 100 special trains.
While the points of do raining are not
yet accurately known, It d expected
that most of the cavalary Will be-
massed f1Fgt At Milford Conn; and
considerable Of the artillery placed
near Danbury, the fair grounds ,ot
that city having besn secured as
camp. The infantry VIII Be spread
all over the area Of operation. While
the commanders Of units Will know
where the othercamps will be pitched
until informed by an umpire. Those
camps have been laid out BY United
States engineers and are known to the
commando r-in-chief.
The Southern New England teIe-
phone company has established tele-
phone stations at the various camps
and in che progress Of the troops the
signal corps viii put each in direct
commynication' with headquarters az
Paradise Green as ehe occasion re-
quires.
The feeding Of this great body Of
men has also been 1 big problem.
Many Of the conhectient cities VIII
beneat bs the s4epeadltuF 81 soyetn-
tCentlnasd on page two
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