The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-08-10

tons; hospitals; rules for civilian ped,
dlers and hucksters.
Instructions For Companies
Then follow detailed instructions rs
to the procedure of company command
ers and company officers upon the re-
ceipt of the order calling the command
into active service. This goes into the
details Of the duties of company com
manders, recruiting officers for war,
quartermasters, first sergeants, mess ser.
geants, quartermaster sergeants, re-
cruiting sergeants, handling of the
mess, making the necessary details,
company clerks, records, orders, and
gives a blank form whiehs each man
must sign in the event the order calls
for volunteer service.
Part 2 deals with the entry Of the
militia into the volunteer service. While
TIE militia may be called into the y.
s. service as organized militia by the
President order alone, il requires the
prior approval of congress for the ere;
alton Of volunteer army, and while
the organized militia may be used only
in case of internal danger or of in
vasion, the volunteer army may be
used outside the limits of the United
States. Subject to these differences,
the procedure for calling out the mill
tia for service as volunteers is very
similar to its summoning for service as
organized militia, dealt with in part !.
+ The organized militia will be given
an, opportunity to enter the volunteer
service prior to the< creation of any
new organizations. Whenever three
fourths of the prescribed minimum for
any unit volunteers, il may be accept
ed. No one will be taken who is not
physically fit, or who has dependent
relatives liable to become a charge up
on the community, or who has not sign
ed an agreement to enter the volunteer
army.
Following the explanations of condi-
tions is an outline order very similar
to the order calling the organized mill
tia into the service, but for use when
u. 8. volunteers are to be raised.
Suggestions For Sanitation
| Following the orders of the camp
commander assuming command and an
lnouncing his staff should issue the san
itary order. The suggestions for thi,
order cover eight pages, and include
the following subjects: drills and ex
ercise, physical inspections, cleanliness
ETC.; general police, care of tents and
grounds; water; kitchens and food sup
ply; disposition of waste; avoidance OF
the fly plague; diseases of misconduct
alcoholism, etc; prevention of specia
diseases; infectious diseases; sanitary
inspection and responsibility, etc. Tn
suggestions for this order form part 3
Instruction Schedule
Part 4 is q schedule for three months
work at the rate of from four to si'
hours per day in drills and exercises
, and other instruction. This part o
the crher CONTAINS sixteen ""T"S. ~
, includes the following headings: gen
eraI prIncIples cOmpnnY kitchens, IN
: per work, band, musicians, surgeon, ma
chine gun company, ealisthenic drill
[ instructors and drill masters, officer ;
schools, n.c:0. 3 schools. talks, etc, pro
. posed schedule Of drills for recruits
. drill for trained soldiers, further wOrl
to end six mouths, battalion training
. combat exercises, the attack, night eX
crosses.
Part s is an extract from the u,
3 mastering regulations, aud gives in de
= tail the procedure for muster into tn
0 United States service.
Y The order is concluded by two nag
' index giving a table of contents OF III
0 whole.
Q Soon after the PRONUNCIATION of tn
{ order, the officers will take it mp j
4 school and will have such practical eN
o ercises as the preparation of ration RI
turns, the making out of lists Of "
lions for their men, the preparation q
Z bills of fare the preparation Of roIuis
!, tions and reports of survey. etc. F'
s staff officers, the preparation # "
J. Sanitary Order. the stalking out IT IL
|, Camp, preparation Of a map, etc. WI
n be the subject Of instruction in "A
J. school.