662 SIXTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 418. 1916. a copy of the chargtos be not served, or the arrested person be not broug t to trial, as erein required, the arrest shall cease. But persons released from arrest, under the provisions of this article, may be tried, whenever the exigencies of the service shall edpermit, within ,§,,"'f,'}“‘,,,Q;,,,,,m in twelve months after such release from arrest: Prmrid , That in time
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ore a general court-martial within a period of five days subsequent _ to the service of charges upon him. ,,f{,¥{‘“"' ‘°”°”'“' "An·r. 71. Rnrusar. ro nscnrvm nm mar rmsomr.1as.—-No pgvost marshal or commander of a guard shall refuse to receive or p any prisoner committed to his c arge by an officer belonging to the forces of the_United States, provided the officer committing shall, at the tirgcé, deliver an account m writing, signed by himself, of the crime or ense charged against the prisoner: Any officer or soldier of solrefusing shall be punished as a court-martial may direct. ,,,,m,d_ f An·r;u§.u]§.1r1·0nr or PRIBONEQS 1zmcnrvnn.—Evo(1;_ySol<o.?qimmt;l1oI1; oagu w charslearisoneris mmitt ’ twen?-four hours after su _ congnement, orciis soon as he isrevlileved from is guard, report m writing to the officer the name of such pr1soner,_the offense ch•u§ed against hun, and the name of Stll;oHo?cer corgggtting hun; and Qlhe to make such report he epums asacourt-mar-t' ma t. ,qf&?§*¤F.g**;•g *•*•¤¤· · "An·r 734. Rnmxasrno EPQKISONER wxriroulirflcrnorns AU·rnonrrr.— Any person subject to military law who, vnthout proper authority, releases any prisoner duly committed to his charge or who through neglect or design suffers anynprisoner so commxtted to escape, shall me Mem b°·l’E?h?f °B§Im°°“§%‘£‘mH‘2’IJ2ZK~°;?‘em‘ wh, mctvusummeu. · · _ _ _ AU’1'HORI’1'ms.— anyi person subject to military law, except one who is held by tht; mi tary authorities to answer, or who is awaiting trial or result of trial, or who is undergoing sentence for a crime or offense punishable e eogra c 0 e t ° L‘.?$§. 2l.‘”° °‘“°`°§i 5 Ei “s€%° ?' t’$°{’F’° °°“""““°" District of glolumbia, and punishable by) theolaws of th: commanding officer IS required, except m time of war, upon application duly made, to use his utmost endeavor to deliver over such. accused person to the c1v1l authorities, or to aid the officers of justice Munn hr W in appro ending and securing him, m order that he may be brought ,,,,,,_ to trral. Any commanding officer who upon such a lication refuses or willfully neglects, except in time of war, to deliver over such accused porson to tge cxvnl augigrities 0}:8 to aid the officers of justice mapre ndingan securing dis df ' or longer such other punishment as a 00l1l`t-II1 l? mdgldiiggtdemm g§,i‘;$Y’§f,,,'°{‘},,,‘{§,°?,‘}"‘,,, the g21¤ii¤éu¤§11g:§il‘;g}¤0¥>r0v1s§o>nsdof thioi artiole, delivery is made to · _ _ an 0 en er im ergo te f - martial, such delivery, if followed by cohvlilziidxil? slilzizlel belligldmtto interrupt the execution of the sentence of the court—martial and the oH'eto1der_sloill lo; returnod to_ military custody, after answered courte isquscgatigfsgg or his offense, for the completion of the said w” °"°’“°°· "r:. was orrmwszns. Mégangejmr ¤·>f¤¤· "Ae·r. 75. Mrssnnavron nnromz rim r _..A¤ me Y ;£>1g;%g}uv§h0&l1;;1;gehaves giilmself before th§`;!l1]g1y, ruhs Zgfg gi other coujimand ;ll1?cl)1rit€isv(l;i1?s u<li1t1)?5ldOdtefdii)dt’¢;·&Is1]i)da.§‘sl&:v(brds· 1nduc_m<v others to do the like or casts away his arins or ammunition or quitsllns post or colors to plunder or pillage or b an means wh ti soever occasions false alarms in L y y a SUB, d th h he _ camp, garrison, or quarters, shall er ea or suc ot r punishment as a court·martial may direct.
