The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26

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- oon1Vnneooss wses esseses1
~ g meu snd omcsrs -
- vsss svan.psl IN the sasn-
~ nsw organizations ordsrs<
y - 49, eonps1as close 10 ib.ee'
\ mn ~ roo1wen1s nnd Eve suaiis'
r. ~ osss1osea bod prsvscusi,
= 49, - II Regiments end thrs'
@nno1nor un1ea.
Gl11sss -virs,. usth and sixth In
fnnlfy.
IsHlnna- second infastry.
louor-g7rst Regiment infantry.
nGlseuurt- -First and Third Req
neento infantry.
Nsbrsska--Fourth Rssinsat In
fnotry.
Minnssota First Regiment infsn'
~.
wrscossin- Third Regiment infan-
try.
south DAkota-Third battalion.
YVurth Regiment infantry.
North Dakota--second battalion.
v5rst Regiment infantry.
Co1orado and Second sep
nrnte bsttalions infantry.
Wyoming Separate Battalion In
Ihntxy
onio-Tbird and sixth regiments
{ ln1nnfry.
washington Regiment in.
mn1Yy.
orsgpu Third Regiment infantry.
cali1ornia Second. Fifth and Sew
or1h Regiments infantry.
l1nh0- Second Regiment infan-
Montana Second Regiment infan-
~
ne following organisations are
oaready In federal service and con-
seeuently win not be mustered out
- orieinally planned:
lafchiean - Thirty third infantry.
Co1srsdo- --First and Second sep
asate haxtslious infantry.
Ohio Third and Sixth regiments
nfa1try.
n var department in announc'
~ the calling out Of this new
urunp Of National guardsmen said
~ we're -for general purposes OF
lice protection against possible
mk6g1urunoe with postaL CONNER
go - military channels and In
slrunsotaiitiss."
~ Thirty.third regiment was
Ut reported en- route home from
q pNso.
\ ~ military arm OF the govern
monf proposes 70 take no chances
Wi<h 0ernan intrigues.
~ zlmmermsnn- NGsxicss- japan
fooa p1ot and others --convinced the
ano1ina u the eztent 10 which Ger
nony could --snA wcul1-so. Nov
,Gnl Mr. ssUws esiIy assrsr. the
Duvsgnmenf naturally foresees the
rcsoihliiky of trouble within the ma
-, aans1 q ssch Vital thins ~
1oenAs constructiAs ships OF muni-
m stafos thsmseivss are anxious
~ Srotect Thee Institutions. but IN
~ Gor1ng ct The "a niiitta rsgs-
|nnrno1. tooy Wsfs called Into nation
- eogvfee becsuse the problem TO
W11oh thsy attend b really national
Do1Dng then Ieeal.
~ f0r racial disturbance. that "
gcnne1sd q . possibility only. II
NJ 6ounoa ne militia In the hksiy
nrn1o1ng fsses 70 ccpe with A. Re-
0rrnuisntioa Of the country into six
go 1eportnenss. instead of four,
- or1ersd, that the work ahead
~ ~ army may ~ the more read
f, ~ occompllshed than under the
rt0ocnt syseem. Il vas stated
Jsansseg 81 G%a. Leonard Weed
num ths sastesn department 10 the
newly organised southeastern
+ 1ranch with headquarters at
I. Chaxleston. O. C., has caused much
o0nment here.
Men familiar with army Affairs
4 oRer . long period profess to see in
- oAange perhaps the echoes Of old
/. 1oosntments and old feuds IN which
Woo1 has been . prominent hgnrs-
0on. W0od, Roosevelt mzde.- was
Wy close to Oyster Bay with his
11u6Guarters st Governors Island.
WAue war preparations continue
, Wt1ntn the country. there ~ much
lnuoeetton Of problsns abroad The
( >1gonkened German drive against
Qnoe1s o6ers enormous possibilities.
Z 01e~i1 Germany By any chance
j <gucA Russia into q separate peace.
- war situation would &c swung
1ooemously TO Germany's advantage,
1ov0Dg Der fresh lease or life. n.
\ - he other hand. Russia stands
m. then Germany Ia nenr the end
Il hsr rOpe, experts think. and with
y - United States added TO her en-
ontee. she may quite likely throw
- ne spcnse" within q very few
The war department last night
\ rnos~ncsd the arst militia call in
- following statement:
May states have deemed II
odvisabIe to call out the Ma.
II ttsnsl guard Tor police purposes
n - protsction. A. the necessity
dor such stsps arises from mis-
uSes which are more than local.
e haR been deemed Advisable