Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-14
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i"rna' "inrh n Mane "il 81 mashed peas
=" "hieh mitceu bacon. ~iii an" spices
af' hnu"n' aAN when. ihfoh+h rNtr''ti"h
|"f ne MOISTURE Il preserve" III eonl'iners
.1l parchment "f aNunl ten inches lung
VT hot water ~ thi- preparation creates a
wholesome. nonri~hing and decidedly tasty
meal. III ease w dire necrs.itv TIE pre5a-
ration can also Ne used cold.
But the iron ration" 81 the soldier l.
not 40 hc r-rd under amy circumstances
unless he n eni ~ entirely from food
aIliN 81 any KIND
lac" army corp f"'""" men, III accom-
~'''" ~ '"'''' :" '"'i.e'" libby ""
hhh~' "r WIS ""-"h !" anoul ~" M'
AIRY = ran ration Ter two day. Tor each
nan. The organization provides for iuod
Magazine On ! large seaie' winch sends 70
hr riilereht army corps at regular m
efval- supply columns with rationS pen
nam Tor four day. and whi.l D. supple
frnted n proportion Thus We see that
ne German soldier - The iirld = prac-
ically continuously III reach Ut provisions
or nine full days. and the possibility OF
tarving ~"ldic~. provided sufficient time
found for meals. j. verv remote.
What A. dome for the ma> l. al-o done
or the beast. with the exception tha. the
'aVairNman carries only o.r day pro-
.-."n~ and rrr daN~ supply "a oats IA
rider not - hinder quick and efficient
movement and ~ consideration ~ the
iaci that the riding troops can rs more
easily DROUGHT back I" the supply column.
lir nam Head m thc~" columns consists
invariably "t tlonr, I" provide the fighting
men daiiy with fresh bread. For this pnr-
pose each army corps 4 followed ~ two
ii"ld bakery columns. which represent the
result IF many year Of study and prac-
iie.l TEST. Whether stationary Or an
route, thee field haksric~ are tuEaing ont
daily from 23.0Vn u 10000 partitions al
itr~n rye bread. each portion wtiIm= SIX
i"and~. y : Tar easier 70 move flour
man baked bread and thn~ system elini-
nate ai~" ne chance N stale or monidy
bread
M innovation I'M th' provisioning of thc
Herman army ~ me water columns, whirh
"rr devised Y" prevent TIC u~e a u%nclcan
~ even poisoned water a. iaI n possible.
ft''i""- wars nave taught terrible lc~-
~"f~ I" what extent Tbs use a unclcan
wafer ran deriinatc the strength vi an
army m iNph"id and cholera, which under
war conditions ireNiiabl. become epidemic.
Scientific research las revealed The di~in-
''''"s influence 80 Tree "xNgen and The
ihihtAfN authorities We're not slow IN using
nc kho"iedse. me working 81 these wa
Ter WAGONS = a rather complicated pro-
''N@' PIT IN may Hnlh'e I" ~aN 'hat water
81 any KIN" ana from any place ha~ bern
proven pure Hiie. having been pnnped
through rue apparatus = charged "ith
"NF-'h' N" eHuipi"enl n ms KIND A. "a
'a"rnl""S Naih' m" VIII Keep men AMI am
'h"'~ on ! l"r greater "h~i~ ~ efficiency
'".n h"N occh p"0Nipie heretofore
WINE P"f' Oh the supply columns are
win thc corp. another part
lon""~ - = distance % about ten miles.
wv" " 'hird group Keeps = days march ~
me rear. These precautions are taken
WIN " i"N~in' u"i'"i ~ view. ana also ~ 4
einhia''e lhe ~cal'idre oi t"" great n part
"i 'he supply division. ricid bakeries a 4
'ui' i"''"~ III 4 distance winch permit
the army corps the rSe 81 The bread with
NJ twenty tour h"nr~ after y leaves the
"'shS'
~ provide Tor Three meals. the Herman
~ulu4fi receives daily tine round ana Ten .
" bread. one pound and one ANA