578 SIXTY—SEGON`D CONGRESS. Sus. II. Ch. 391. 1912. oquipment· aiming and laying devices; subcaliber tubes and m rmtings therefor; labor and necemgx to install dummyéguns and mortars, and to £$vrde apphances devrces for instructional purposes m _ royrded by States for Coast Artrllery companies of the Militia. Subsistence Depart- ,.,.,,_ svnsrsnmcz nnammm. ,,;'f""’"”'·""""""°‘· _ of subsistence shqaliesz For iasue,_aa rations to troops, c1v1l_ empl<;yees when ent: _ therotoi homtal rnatrons, nurses, applicants or enlnstrrrerrt whrle held un er observation, general pnsoners of war (rncluding Indians held_ by the Army xm prisoners, but for whose subsistence appropriation rs not othsrwrse made), Indians
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posts· or su o masters, o crews, and employees of vessels of Army transport servicei hot coffee for troops traveling when sxghed with cooked or travel rations; meals for recruiting parties, _ applicants for enlistment while held under obserglatron; authonzed §es of eiiap, candlesi · , , 7 I to · . isues of pouet meal, tutes, undizij, me tailo:r’ rause of military convicts confirmed at without or allo ‘ · Qwy 6 and for enlistment w e held under o a- i°¢;nf, oroi1£;u£•; 0 to pt thats tofrecrgnts upon tlmu iirst enhshnent; Secre of War ma d; Pfor sdlzlssmtoafrdieem and · Tie; gage tgmyiilgcogree roasters and cookingixparatus in the field, t n _ ve th (except on trasiggorts), e ovens and appara us pertaming ereto, scales, w ts measures, utensils tools statronery blank books and forms, office furniture, comrhissary; }{·»»·u¤•.!mmmh chests and outfits, and field desks of commissaries: Provided Tha; · the sum of twelve thousand dollars is authorized to be expended for
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’“"‘“°°°"‘ competito; inegtkllblhationzl hldie And gp (grgrggltifror slgaéftbe entgled to] commgtatgon of rations in,exeess an y cen per ay an w eals furnished P_mm_ no greatenexpense than that sum pen man perndalylfor th? 'od the uocsmmaiaum of rs,. °0