By "Owe oF Tex"
Now that the unit inspections ar fever, it will be of. interest to_al members of the Corps te know how rapidly he. detquled preparations fter future miob'lisations. have pro: jztessed.. Many a bitter lesson was learnt from the troubles during the their repetition. in the satur time has come when all ranks should [know the thoroughness of the orfeanisation now at the disposal of [the Corps.
The fouridetion of the organi tion of the Corps is three gran infantry (each group of four companies).
The time is not thought to be ripe adopt a battalion organisation, lout this is the logical trend of the tion, of the infantry of the ssived by the Soviety from the Fifth [G2 congratulatory. telegram was re-
Fusiliers, and a suitable reply sent unto three proper battalions. by cable. On the day of. the ball telegrams and letters of of greeting were the parent 'The other units fall under two leategories—such unite as the. Light 'Society St. George's Horse, the American—Troop, Society of New York, the Branch, the Cardiff' and mage mat i toabl alor: ete and. wil jy be used on Branch, the Yokohama and Kobe missions with a less restricted area Branches, and from Mr. MIN, Reader than infantry would normally be ice-president of the Shanghai Branch, who is at present in jemplored on and therefore will come' hospital in Tsingtao. Among com-jan - some form of centralized control. munications received yesterday were messages from Mukden and Hong-cone of the greatest causes Kong Branches and the Gin-Gin trouble found in the last Branch, Western Australia, Alto-was over centralisation, gether "the Shanghai Branch sent Herectings to thirty-five branches in levers possible means of decentralidifferent parts of the world in time isation which can be, effected without to arrive on St. George's Day. joss of efficiency, is the present watchword. To this end. construc-Exensong in Holy Trinity. Catheral at 6 p.m. was specially arrangional alterations at Corps Head-bout to, be made, one tedas the annual service under the auspicer tot the society, an aplof the principles of which is to pro-
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