244 TITIIE xw.-THE ARMY.-Ch. 6. communications from them, all of which shall be subject to the inspection of the commandant, or such officer as he may assign to that duty. ?¤>vi¤·i¤¤¤ for Sec. 1357. The prisoners shall he supplied with ample and c ean bed- _Pf_'”°“°"“» “'h‘“’· din , and with wholesome and sufficient food, but w en in hospital or 3 Mar., 1873, c. undgar discipline their diet shall be prescribed by the proper authority. 249»¤·8»V-I7,P·584- The- rison shall be suitably venti ted, and each prisoner shall have a weekly bath of cold or tepid water, which shall be applied to the whole surface of the body, unless the surgeon shall direct otherwise for the health of the risoner. OHioers,&c.,not Sec. 1358. glo officer of the prison, or other person connected there-
- 0 be lnwmwd m with, shall be concerned or interested, directly or indirectly, in any con-
°°“""‘°°" tract, purchase, or sale made on account of the prison. 3 Mar., 1873, c. 249, s. 9, v. 17, p 584. Qfhcerssuffcring Sec. 1359. Any officer who shall sulier a convict to escape, or shall in P"’§°9EL’.°?&‘PE any way consent to his esca e, or shall aid him to esca , or in an attempt 3 Mar-. 1873, ¢- to escape, shall be dismissedp from the service, and sufiifr such other punggg “· 1°· "· 17· P· ishment as a court-martial may inflict. Soldiemsutfering Sec. 1360. Any soldier or other rson employed in the rison who pri¤¤¤•¤rfv<->¤¢¤1>¢- shall suffer a convict to escape, or shall in any way consent tolais escape, 3 Mar., 1873, c. or shall aid him to escape, or in an attempt to escape, shall, upon conggg S- ll, V- 17, P· viction by a court-martial, be confined therein not less than one year. Priscnerssubject Sec. 1361. All prisoners under confinement in said military prisons
- 0 *¤'¤<‘l€¤ 0* W"- undergoing sentence of courts-martial shall be liable to trial and punish-
3 Mn ,8.,3 c ment by courts·martial under the rules and articles of war for offenses 249, Q, lg: v_ 1-,; pi committed during the said confinement. 584. 21 May, 1874, c. 186, v. 18, p. 48.
