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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
1raessie in Nefa.

Gine ienioticneiie Srnabble IN Der 2
sneitiudenbe ihr 2eben einpnbisH,
lrni iidl am Iettsn Wliitwotl abeHo
III plsta ~. llnpotliidHbiatu Seridl'
ten snfolae. beiileasn pier ianae
5urIilen. Aohlsnbrenner am 9un'
nel, namens Ropben. In nnaetrunfes
nen ..3uiinube einen qua In araple.
no lie bereits 0dnbel aeindt. nnb
inh en- aoti Meta. T0rt ioilen he
ben Stabtmarihnll vi. Sinner unh
benz geputp Ilarihall aOuis Rabnn'
dier aebrubt unb Steine auf lie ae'
nurfsn haben. Giner berielbrn
luurbe bpn Singer ourdl einen Shrb
nicberaeitredt uno iiarb bnlo enrnuf
Gin anbsrer fuurbe ION Iuomnd'er
nit einem arlttsl Der GebirrihibeI
serihmet.ert uns aud bieicr III in'
smiihen aeftrrben. e II Eriiter tuur'
be usrbnFtet unb nudl ginr aebraft
inoeB Der anoese feline findlt bstUeri'
itelliate. Gteriii Cor mh bei'sn
rrpatu ionic Der Coroner gr. 9pp
per murheu sur Gtelfe aeruiCn.
! aPetn uno bic Racbbaridlnit bGfintct
| iidl rb bieiGr iIiiairc in arbster Nai
reanrg.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
aeaes sass. aas 5HAssies.

Tos HeHs Sneb. rHb fil6aeies,
reItts. io5aib her GcHSerHsHr e
uuterseifEef. In arait treteH. Gf
eHthdit ie rom ietisiaeH Geiees Der.
i6liehenen 6siiiHimHHaen:
1itfaten ehriea spm I. .1ani BIZ
2I. 1e,ember erieat Eereen. 1aus
zen BON /. GuaHii Bis 10. Reuem.
5er. gartrisaes Hrb Spstte pom 10:
AU6elHtsr bis %. TsSeluter. am
tIrbriaeH IN oes neHe G.ies ME bas
aIte. En- siHffi hcr stnaeIiseHien
rarbe teine GeaosrHre aen1oHt.
Sns sfiiesen Don 5,iidsu, nu6
6ansHiagH. 2caaina hnS 3od Giih
ina III rsrsotcn; eisaiHs ii rsrt1.
ten I'm Sarrar. 5ebraar. sR5rs.
Agril na0 GsseHrher une bari Sic
;uanS in eigieH spoHateH an eiH Hna
hen,ielbsu Taae Eiths ais 50 giEnb
Hide .aiagHn.- in a~r EuHateE
dpriI uno Rai bori rar nit slneT
ae'u5tHlihen -6oot are SiHs- et.
fiiTt rcvoea. I'm stiiHiiitpi Rnb
Aiiioari IN sis fiidpeR ni'fttlF ylss
sr. BIC srei;6liiae 1ai I batxa.
srlanb,. aEsgeueTHita TN ugEil sue
3l,ni. bot bgtitr Tnrr beiiegr IN tea
! aaetrrH iilsiita .z' zlaate i.H aREl.
sasai nab Ssp;tH'tsg iar it,ss ei.
lfusB yshaci a,I, iaiEsr &etsn
Hata. Slice. Die ia ii..a fEa iag
sca tstbr.Ha, maiisg wieaa iFE
Barrier es,haR wtTssn. sstalsidea
ash iOldieg. els hrizi .sgiaiaa- iaf
sRirnUHS as'aHpsa wsgSeH. aas ~
arpk GHo 'ar .Sd.-. 1il1s aEiSf
stl ;slasabsa qsHagH eayisE Eg6ss
! ptr.luit werhru: 5TpRt : .loll, gite
LII 3on. Sad Salmps III Self, SHu ,
fib 6 Sell. GnihIh - s,0gj. Strts
10 9Uu, Gucge;e s .9si!. i1wIrsc
8cb II 3o!i. reis, OSsr aeF,reifrt
Gas s 3ull. aaA enri ssiH fo,ei..
a.aaurart 0ser 91sxaagiisss ii; IL
au.cr oieirr &a:.n:z IN ieinEH StFs
tatsR.
EiasaihamcS scr .Ese-zs d1Tus-,
relte SSilo IN ssr estFarstufds1ft
;ntts1. maiie.: hcin Staass aeser
s5 -cr 5a5r al.idagii1 einf 2issIss
slEloisE, III tie Gr.aczis 81 bobEr.
Si!0 10 su sndfsa.
/ Qas rtu; &i2seseist rsVtietss ecr:
| 2St.z-i rpa ir~e..n E,g,6siu >siiA.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
NrianrimdHlurg.

vile a.tienirhubtr Der Gcfpboiia
Canning 10. hub bicrnit irem0Ithll
eriudlt ihrc AiieiicmcutS iir bic Hpdl
rid ,ihnbincn Sd'ulScu eet nru0anIcu
@sielIidluit ipbaIN Ms mpNi,t ~
bc,obttn uNO lpCllae ,lu,clien ~
perlatcu. SnS &eIb fam Cuiluther
an Der 9ant II SleiipEniin pNrr IN
Der SarmerS & MerdloutS NmI ron
@cilptalia er,ri5ltet mcIbru, "a bie
beinatc Gpmpnarte Mat iuiurpcrirt
mar. 10 imb uater ben @eiCter he's
St0ates sRiiiouri olIe Ntilcuinbahcr
mic ieber Girselns iushciOrtere inr
bic rldhdnoiaen Sdlul0cn haitbor.
9nr Seduue Der Shulben tcoatl cS
hrr 9Rluas tincS 9oItarS aui lese
H.tie.
2asTlreIioyipm sex gSeaphaiio
gnnniaa so.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
IpIt.

6ermlnn @cterboro If uat n;cb'
rem 5ntrsu GuiCu.baltes in %ctra'n
leimaeiehrt.
oot,p. poci6eu. S;evhtn &erter,
5rau guna Scarei0Cr uuo Fri. ,>c'
ann oiIiemcper wqhrtcu ocm s'e'
aglbriiie bcv ucrh. ,brw. ~t,rc'ier
II. lllrica in s@earhaI;, bci.
&l,er, ni..crcncr ppu %9tnpbas q
bali bier Ser 5.cs. cn~ialita alr
va,cr Cart Wrrien oils Gsit'H'at'
rcr uorn5hcr ,uiro. &c &aAycu
rlr0tu nuiaulS DIR $Sohr blevarr
bciorocr.
&tnl. ssc'cascra 'na'tc roH y aya
t,dmonn cipgl Gicl.
irau lcpsaua 4c'ttc bl: ptr
Nilhsiim SYlc 'Uai Sd:r S11n tr
Uprbcn.
Stem &olb crLi;.; bcH Nsaica'
;ur &t'lyArrms Der Soh i'a!'tt.
nicy arS Rttl.
W;rharA &ilEmrG,c coG SSt'22'
Ia Har ti.v am @rGa9tSE..'.r -.
hC;tcr md &uit.
! S'taja, h'l,tMtse: ii ten =.
Ms ;gra52t,tsct.
NsaagIa ,Srcpcr G,t l-rt"
81 ,a=,u Gt Scr 0'f.; 80 S..f
F.. .s. GoN sri. ~ rict,r iur
N-Hr.. 4 (crmiu treoair' w9r>ty
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
IN Den SiIippiueu
alus,iiee ans BON Sieat. 3oiSpb
2,iahmener, IL. an ieius @I'
terra srridj!eira @rieigu.

0pnpt u, orn Is. Cll, 1914,
Infer Sdliii ber sSbermnR" mari
beute Wurnru I'm Nnieu ppr 0ouo'
lulu 200 Reiien uon Snn Srangis'
co crtlcrnt, Auier. 3uerii 'uSr ble
Reiie etwas sintCnia nuS ernIaOeno.
ba man 'uenia su iGun hattie; iCBt.
bd idl midl ocran Gcmohnt. aeh.s
ihon beiier.
lie See mar biilnra rdhia uno
upu Der Seetrnniheil babe ih audl
niht nns @eriuate ucrisurt.
7ieier GroiIstcn idleirt Elm iehr
ouaenehmer an ieiu. lie 5muerntrr
1T im Turdiduitt 80 @rnb pobrrab
bes 9oaeS. uno iuie man mir iaat
medlielt bic 5emperatur uur ueuia
auo III in allen bier 9abgesseiten 10
siemlidl bic alcidle.
Mprneu Abeno, nadl uuicr
Stiii feline 2nbnn1 an anh,en ae,
upnmen, Werhen mir Wichrr in ScC
hcd,tn. Tn idl hcuie olS 0iiiiicr an
Wprb ~ bleibcu habe. perbe i'd crli
npgaer ouS Yonb gebcu uuo hiC
Stnbt Icten ,1nren.
Nuam. pcltles mir ttud nm %
crrcidcn 'urrbcu, ii unirr nddliier
ganpuuaSplne. Ncn bort merS. it
lpieoer eincn Nrici an Sud- obaeuen
ialicn.
W ami q. 4, Nuu. 1914. IN
icrc Scc;ntri AinG mil benz otltripcu
Snac III Cube. SSir hnttcn ieirC
Stlrmc unh allies liei nlntt al. Mci
lncr abNdlt t'udl puu Der Sniel @nnm
~ idrrIbeu. 'un mir an ~. Gttpbei
nuInugten nao cincn {ia uerblier
bcn, :curbt IL uuncireu nus Ocu
Arunoc met! hnrr Bic biilldl iohrcn
ben Tnmpiet ollie .'rh nuinchmcu
wc,dlc bnnu ppn Mrnila one uad
g3riien nraebt. i1G,it babel niGitr ae'
rprncn purbcn nnre.
@ci ur'cr5r HH'uu'i IN Vlnuiln cr'
iubv idl bnf mem R,oiacm. cos StC
Gopniru an Is. In Im, WcAinlcr
nnInuacr 'pcrhe. NiS bnun mCrNtu
bic nit mix on Nur0 briinbitcu
Nnurl tiuiten inter mcinem Numr
nouou iieben. iort Mtaiulrp III 4
Meiicn ppu Ndutld cutlcrrt rnh
uodl Rcriht,n circ te'icre Grbntne
n;s Camp Sip;irnbtra.
TicicS qnnb bat icbr picl gn.gl.
iihcS nib nInHbc i'd aus chen hisirm
grurSe midi, FIR GIVE 3ei,larn ne,
rlgliens. bier hetriiitl iub,rn ~
,bnreu. Tie {one irh hp6 ntcy be
Ndhtc Taxi 10 eas cS Gdl aui pale,
eiuer Tedc idlIaitn IoNt. N6tit id
mcine Eierhr. idl wprSe hler trll
tcnn,en su'r,ecen isiu Ia bAuc
meireu grabtr mitnchmcu ioIltu ---
uub iollte oerr 4pitpa gtchcnrmaur
bcS NenaiicS mihc 'ciu unb ibu los
iein molten. 70 ihidtt ihn uIie her
lbee, Sdlrcibet mir In Gurrw ural
item @riei. po1 rein;r Tirrs, S,ii.
htn.
Npifeub baR Shy era elmer csruir
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
Gures ainoee 0Riiea Idlreii ,nu
Saiiie.

Yersieht rid. et.oas ilr biz CT
t0Ituna cures airsrN ~ thur. II
sChrt nihi mar on!o:u ara i,eu. ion
bern bat oft ia,ia,ms sranthciier
sur SoIee. sSaraT ristirea? Sh;
hrnudlrt es niaii, Sr. ainae Zen
7istuusru Ii fraee bns @ittrI hls
euer aino braadl,. GS IN rpn lin
hernb,H. bfilennen nuo Gatiirptiiher
saliam brreitet. S9iSh ittreIi bic
6rtdltuna heieitiasn uRS hcS sinnss
fuiien ncbmcn. Nlnt.t nidfts mir
tart bic gil:tnra unb BON ME lna,
or Gouer. gr. sing , Slew Tissrp
eru entielni ihn. I'd II. sarantlert.
AoIst MIR tine tIatt,e esa eHrrm q.
pu,heter rns serll6 e iaE'.,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
9,lfasS 10 GUT far Suiirn Haa Gr'
fnffnna.

vi einsr Grtiituua ppIlei ihr ei,
b,he eghGIiIide sRseilia nm E:oaIid
halo haopn beirfa 81 isit. &c eihl
siele lei eenen 0tambsrlnin's q 6 our
&emeen Gis uuahcrirsiicu Gil
Smu +. s'urpii. g,iaa. chir, ica'.
.seitter meine Sp tier slntb o
spei Satr.u upn idat M rec Grfdl
'nnn uHn 0aisa eeheii'. tia ieh be-
Ssrhglieri FUR bieies 2rhpsrat ~
iifns arwcasn esirsseu Sd isnni
uitts bas ben ouiien Ir Fmneli liz,
teft unh siHs 1rtaltnna farir;.- ssss
tauil Tel piisn o6rtlrru. (aas.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
she Sur inr iaagsn @sdseH.

,5rau g2u. u. Sbcms'su &Jul,
G,c,t, ,N,c2., iAnit; -SA ar 81 tiU'
ps-ata.ittci':. 'sayra ~ seer ue
lbscg Ntccm. Aac' etssY'g.t I'm
i'uel NIeie;a OaaWre.iA'g ! ~ap,e'
en- bin ih ltiuuS, Elt'e Fcs.ci,r
NU0 au@ftitlttrt, - 'c;yt eyi',r'
Ssyleu'l h,i ellen CGaSlrr tSp'.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01

tim ndhiien -Tienstna ben 6.
Spril, IN stob,s uuo SdlulIpabl.
ssidlt ~ oeraeiierl
--&ittwe autrn aurt II AM gloH
Iaa Az Gsiud Der 5amilie ihres Sob.
mes Seorae Hat @eii 9oiut, @eb.
nbarreiii.
--gpolther, 6lteiier Sphn Der Sa'
milie ssilhelm apItlneuer In Seffers
iru 9tp.' iuar einiae 5aae bier auf
Seiaa ieiner altsn 0ameraoen uuo
areuube.
Tenn nod iIainer taltgr &etter
snm 5rete : am Rienstaa Rrrcen
Tlpaen nrdi Die Stneeftcden - be,
fctlt bpdi bic 6ausmnter iett~ allan
GrnItes lire @dr.sn mo Is 10 iurce'
inc tic belnte0 ieaiuu.
-brrr Nuglii Glsuer. Der I'M
Nart;a Rpbe @ebauoe ELI &etnar'
ant nnb guuIhallt betrisb. bot ieire
0nbicIigieitcn Oeii5rn ouesh bic
ceren YIN. \. 9nrde uub 6errp
slnrlyu nod, qinu suriidtrnuspprti'
rem ia'Iea.
Spl.tr. bic i,rhbinrsidlube inr
AIrin mb @rth. 80 ionien punidicu
uub hoS "A rigbrlatr TreiCu m0aen
eoritredlen bel
aerb. Crtmencr
-Csuie 1T GArArounncsstaa. Der
Aninra ber Ysiotuslaae beS ssclttr'
lbierS. 9lenidl, ber bu ordl osine
peiben bait, be0enie bah otine 4rt.
ben aerinae hnh I'M 8erhIeidle Al
ben SeIoed oes 8ottmeuidlen, Der ihr
bib unh ellie sgelt aelittten.
-Cselber .@etern" Snatha,er..ano
aelbes .saeitern- Gliforn lu,e audi
aurn. o1ier unb oeH iGr iSutler. 81
mdbisen Yreiier ~ hnbcn bel
S0ieph 6 a ltrup.
-Tie 3ci,pbclin 4 aOlt 1rnbina
60. ueriah I'M Gi.rStna bic 9tlIiD'
nal etpd 9aros in Gait St. 20ais
nit elmer GnrInouuB Girunser beren
Elm She'll pberhnIh Eiaae Elntl IN
Cote so. uuo cir She'll on Der S9elil
ptalia 9nHouup an Spro genpmnicH
nuroen.
-6cute 1T Der /. GpriI. Tan
n[dHbe heute uiht gltes lpas man
has alauben MAIDEN mill - un6 ON
differentiation bGS. mas bnS cnRli'd)c
aobtl in bic sgelt puinunt Scr
Rritc uotte anv 81 arrue nl { Serlt
In ben april idlidcu. Epdl 'ucr ein'
hidl liilt...
-Sn eincm 8yicie. heu mir ioc.
b;n rru Tr, I. I. Rcidniorn in
Rcnlittaer erhnlicn duo Wrriu CT
iiher BEN GmipiarR con nuS iar Inn
beraelieIltcr Trutiddlen be'dcinla,.
crieben mir hab bcr (ptIur nIle 0nn'
be poll arbeii hni. Vim ,Srrulna
mar IS baS eritt Wal bnf CT uiht
oui eiuem pruisii;oasller trip" mar
Seb;eu drtl,aa madtc er iWct Nrnu
hubindbc ron ie ilni afeilcu. Anr
Snmstna nadlte CT cincu ioIt,u per
Viieubahu. eineH anoeren .Ul rincI
MieiIe mb uieber rlucn utn - gPti'
len une eiucu trltteu upu Z YC,Icu.
SnnS horaui mndl,e CT . rcig 4Pc,-
len up arnnte ~ icbIn. Ter Trt'
ipr id'rcitt hab bic banptidG;iiili, II
bort hcTiasnocu 0raulheitcH @,ipp,
unO 2uuneurrtsdahura leicu. [rnt
olIcr pielcr 9Irbtit eiiuucrt ber Eut
ton I'D, opt, iciuer niclcu dycunNg IN
WehphuIia uro iGRt ollie ourd dnS
aribeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
@ageaabe! eebciit.

Srau o. o.. Glcslono. Srurlo,
Co.. idireibt: -sdipn aer1une Sch
litt ida an 9laafnieiofn. 1iein ma
aen Isaere uua idl iiihlte nntehier
I.di nah hrn GiIen. gidl 9 hnIi mt,
BIZ id gbimberla!n's 5nbietet
nnhm. WnADem iE baupn sluri ,ils'
jsben nfnpmnan. mar ih neheiit.
ssr'aalt Il ellen sdnb'ern. tsirs.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
salinr sinnnln sarm q.

" .e,g &...s.s yrs * StS 0sg..Ai
Is 3. tu fs.-t 6sSR N.3 $t,o ~
Ase,
t4Ets., NV &tss 80 Saiau!stS.
. Esa &c.4ssa. I'itsu.tas ig s4ss
te sg AB..a., esg,s Si,s sss ~-e,.
81 &sG e,r s,,a<. ,,t.ss.nln MT; y
A.y cE,gsH e2ttsr @ep., IS stg ets
t.sss<F eeH.e >aFes,s Sssle Sc - GIc'
Il ses E9tGeyst Sss;es. Es,; >,syFsNu
urssa. Egeas Sll9 psg S3s-.
40 a4gg tSta<8 xaz,Isi Suaz, a-.S
SaaS eEt.y Sa.E., <y,,s Size ~ @Ss,.
IS Strs $assxa ~rrtsa e4.9 sdsa t,es
~ N1ir-s. Sd's ssSsse,. Sssge SltS
esg La,..
cst.s Sense J.ss.1 us,s 's.e. EsGe
EEs el.sasaAs.
SSTarT Aassa rssr = ',g;
lge S..g SS,H rgi >s.i.u MI s:saai1
l.,ss 1.sts.sS.. - X. S4gr 50
TO NSsf s.a;r.as - sst sE.FR isstSy
eea gEo A&ss Sutat-t=, 4ssa es- sSs5
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sSRs EaiSg ssssUs. SS.y . - S,..sz stFt.
igAaEss 3ts ryie-s sc. sslsse s@Sse
itu S.ser EH,ss skes Frs. Sits -
k.sg Sis. -
leo xser ssr E-s4ss az cEseS>. s..
sHicr Sali.x. : gt;sa Der Ss.caafsss
Egsts gSF Ma sila
Ssssr eSH siex ezssa t~ea Xeksa ~
akele gneess saszxn y Str an eta.res
kzsll<R ne nsssR iosisEffss Inca ~
zetI trHsa-
0sIsE ! xaRTersss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
9n uerlanIen.

Trci SoltbIni Sbur,born &ulltu
bon 10 tis i3 &unnte nlt hi
Seurn GnersGeaer.
" S,liphnlil, Ro.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
9SnleIcaO ;u aCVserieE.

Srlis aSsr agtcs S@2iS,ias mats
QCs Ul2uu 5,i.ie ;r uss,llagH. 81
il,.tireuot R'tseu T1l asH9su o.
:, II. SaH,en. Ecs.ssaUa. 2Vs g..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01

-eir brsRnrahS Cats wire I "a
|Yss aaaern iillner ~ tait
|sslsiasi.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-04-01
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

u the financial condition Of the Town
Il westphalia. No. for the period Of IL
Ie5nths ending March 81. 1915.
Evening star., 1915-05-30
HOW ARMY PRISONERS
GET BACK TO C0LORS
Exhibit at War Department of Work
They Are Required
to Do.

In connection with the system of hon
orable restoration to the colors now IN
force at the United States disciplinary
barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
and the branches at AlcatraZ. Cal. and
Fort Jay. y. Y. an interesting exhibit
of the system of military instruction
required at these places previous to re-
turning general prisoners to duty with
companies of the regular army is on
view in the office of Adjt. Gen McCaii
at the War Department
It is a representation in sand, or
reduced scale, of an infantry trench,
which the members of disciplinary or
ganfzations are required to be prof.
cient in constructing. Many of the
kinds of revetment now in use are
shown-the sandbag, sod. fascine. ga
bion. hurdle. together with the methods
of fastening All men who desire res
toration are put through regular
course in modelling these trenches in
sand in sand table,. as wellsas in
struction in constructing overhead
shelter. zigzag approaches. pits. barbed
wire entanglements. etc, in miniature
After the prisoners have become expert
at the modelling game they are trans
ferred to the open fields, where they
reproduce the work on the normal field
scale.
The sand-table work is very small
part of a very thorough three-month
course of instruction required to be
taken before a man is considered as
qualified for restoration to the army.
The course includes. also, drills. in
struction in target practice, estimating
distance and military signaling (fag
and semaphore). Many restored men
have been promoted to be non-commis-
stoned officers. One of the latter is
used to give lectures to the non-com-
missioned officers in his regiment, while
the reports as to character from a
large per cent of those restored show
excellent
Evening star., 1915-05-30
HALTS SEARCH FOR BODIES.
Acting Secretary Roosevelt Wants
Submarine F-4 Brought to Surface.

Acting Secretary Roosevelt has di-
rected Rear Admiral Moore at Honolulu
not to attempt to recover the bodies of
the victims who went down in the sub
marine F-4 March 26, until the vessel
now in forty-eight feet Of water, had
been brought TO the oceans surface
Mr.. Roosevelt sent this instruction
upon receipt of report from Admiral
Moore saying he was considering the
advisability of sending divers into the
craft in her present position.
Admiral Moore explained that the
divers had found hole in the Eds
forward compartment and that he had
thought of sending the divers into tina,
compartment in the hope that they
could go into the after compartment
and bring the bodies Of officers and
men out. But Mr.. Roosevelt took the
view that in disturbing the bodies at
Evening star., 1915-05-30
ARMY -NAW.
Army Orders.

Capt. Leo F. Foster. Coast Artillery
Corps. having been examined for pro-
motion and found physically disquah-
fed for the duties of major by reason
of disability incident to the service. his
retirement. by the President, from ac-
tive service as major is announced.
First Sergt. Gustav Siebert, Company
F. 18th Infantry. is placed upon the re-
tired list at Nogales. Ariz, and will re-
pair to his home.
Maj William 7. Littebrant. 1st Cav
airy is relieved from treatment at the
Letterman General Hospital. the Preside
of San Francisco Cal, and Will JOIN
his proper station
The following named medical officers
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are relieved from duty in the Philip
pine department and will proceed to
the United States: Lieut.. Col. Edward
L. Munson, Majs. Robert NJ. Thornburgh
and Edward r. Schreiner. Capts. Daniel
f. Mcguire. William H. Thearle, George
NJ Edwards. George b. Foster. jr.; Roy
c. Hehebower, John S. Coulter. George
g. Lake. Louis H. Hanson, Lloyd l..
smith, Paul w. Gibson, Frank N. Chill
ton, Ferdinand Schmitter, Edgar D.
Craft John J. Reddy, Edward c. Regis
ter. James l.. Robinson. Francis x.
Strong and Henry Beeuwkes. and First
Lieuts. Frederick C. A. Kellum, jr.
Henry F. Lincoln. Henry c. Bierbower
and Edmund w. Bayley.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted Second Lieut.. Frederic w
Whitney. Philippine Scouts
Capt Edgar II. Yule, field artillery,
is relieved from duty as inspector-in-
structor of the organized militia and
assigned to the 9th Field Artillery.
Each of the following named officers
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is assigned to the regiment indicated
Capt. Harvey W. Miller, 2Sth Infantry;
First Lieut.. Augustus B. van Wormer,
22d Infantry. First Lieut.. Goodwin
Compton. Goth Infantry: First Lieut..
Otto L. Brunzell. goth Infantry: First
Lieut.. Lowe A. Mcclure. 18th Infantry;
Second Lieut.. Frank F. Scowden. 11th
Infantry: Second Lieut.. George A. San
! ford, 18th Infantry; Second Lieut.. AL
bert S. Kuegle. 2Sth Infantry: Second
Lieut.. Andrew G. Gardner. 22d Infantry
First Lieut.. Reynold F. Migdalski. sth
Cavalry to the 10th Cavalry: First
Lieut. Thomas P. Bernard, 7th Cavalry,
to the 1st Cavalry; First Lieut.. William
f. Dunn. &c Field Artillery. to the 80
Field Artillery; First Lieut.. Charles s.
Blakely. I'd Field Artillery. to the 6th
Field Artillery.
Capt. Henry E. Eames. 2Sth Infantry
is relieved from his present duties In
this city. and will proceed to Fort Sill
| Okla. in connection with his duties as
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assistant commandant, School Of Mus
kerry.
Capt Charles E. Kilbourne. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. is detailed as a member OF
the General STAFF Corps. Capt. Kill
bourne will report to the commanding
general, Eastern Department. for tenn
porary duty at the headquarters of that
department.
Sergt. Christoph Lang. general service
Infantry. will be placed upon the retired
! list at Pittsburgh. Pa, and will repair to
| his home.
Capt. John P. Wade. I'd Cavalry, is de-
tailed to command the joint camp fol
machine-gun units to be held at Sparta
| Wis. -.
| Second Lieut. William E. Dorman. 4tt
Cavalry. is relieved from treatment a.
/ the Letterman General Hospital. the
Presidio of San Francisco. Cal, and VII
| join his regiment.
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NEW CLASS IS NAMED
TO STUDY FLYING ART
Ten Officers and Twenty Enlisted
Men Of Navy to Report
at Pensacola.

A new class of officers and men is
soon TO be organized for instruction
y aeronautics for the navy at the
navy aeronautic station. Pensacola. Fla
The class will be composed of ten Off
GERS and twenty enlisted men. There
will be eight officers from the line of
the navy and two from the Marine
Corps There will be two lieutenant
commanders. two lieutenants. two lieu
tenants (junior grade) and two ensigns
selected from those officers of the line
who have applied for this duty ana
are best qualified technically and phys
icaily for the work.
In the same way two marine officers
not above the grade OF major VIII be
detailed. The men will be detailed
from those that apply and have the
best records as to character, ability
and health A large number of appli-
cations are on file both from officers
and men.
Paw to Be Increased.
GERS consists of six weeks at the
facturer. after which the actual in
struction in flying begins at the aero
nautic station. Pensacola. Fla. When
the OIIlCeTS anu men pcSAii 'hS =.
which requires actual flying they re-
ceive 35 and so per cent. respectively
increase OF pay The officers. after a
period of training and when qualified
by tests laid down by the Secretary
OF the Navy. receive an air pilots Ger
tificate and an increase of pay OF %
per cent.
There are now four aeroplanes at
the aerouautic station, specially for
school work in training officers and
men. Two more machines have been
ordered and three more will soon be
purcha sed This most important work
requires a number Of machines that
have the special qualities to fulfill the
requirements of safety first, which is
the motto of the navy's aeronautic
service.
Air Pilots of Navy.
There are at Pensacola now eight
student aviators of the class of Off
GERS that was. formed. last. year One
of these studen1s-Ensign c. X. Bron-
son-has already qualified for his navy
air pilots certificate. The other navy
air pilots are LiesIt. T. G.. Ellyson. L.
S y. the pioneer aviator of the navy:
Lieut. John II. lowers, Lieut.. Com
mander II. e. Muslin. Lieut.. P y. l..
Bellinger, Lieut.. v D. Herbster. First
Lieut. b. l.. Smith, L. 5. NJ. c.; Ensign
g. de c. Chevalier. Lieut.. r. c. Saufiey
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present evidence throwing light on
the way the disaster occurred might
be destroyed. Consequently IL was de
cided that an interior examination q
the wrecked vessel would not be m~d,
until she has been brought into port
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and Second Lieut. ". NJ. McIlvain, U.
S. NJ. c.
Secretary Daniels has authorized the
Aero Club of Pennsylvania and men,
bers of af1liated organizatio to use
block 16 at the. navy yard, Philadel-
phia, as landing place for aeroplanes.
The field also will be used by the navy
and naval militia.
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In order named, quinine, calomel,
castor oil, tincture of iron. opium and
bra ndy are the medicines most used in the
tropics.
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California possesses more than one
twelfth of the hyxlro-electric power de
velopment of the United States-about
150, 900 horsepower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-15
WINTER DAIRYING.
Many Advantages in Having Dairy
Cows Freshen in the Fall,

In many sections most of the cows
freshen in the spring. The more OBJ
serving and careful dairymen. however,
having found that winter dairying has
many advanta ges, are breeding cows to
drop the calves in the fall. The fol-
lowing are some of the advantages of
winter dairying:
First, higher prices are obtained for
milk and cream. AS the usual season
for COWS to freshen is the spring, milk
has always been plentiful during the
early summer and scarce and higher
during the winter.
Second, milk and cream can be han
died in cold weather with less danger
of souring, so there is little loss on ac-
count of milk returned from the cream
cry.
Third, the amount of labor on the
farm is better distributed throughout
the year. If the cows freshen in .hs
spring, they are in full flow of milk and
need the best care when work in the
fields is most pressing. On the other
hand. if the cows calve in the fall and
are MIXED during the winter, the
farmer can give them close attention.
has more time to study the problem of
ment all the year and in that way get
better help
Fourth the lactation period is length
ened and the amount of milk given dur
ing the wear increased. Cows that
freshen in the spring milk heavily
while grass is good, but as the pas
lures dry up the flow of milk falls off
and with the approach of winter the
cows are nearly dry. II they freshen