The Forecastle Log, USS Tennessee

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00:00 3000000సంగం Pale Ghea Zea NOCNELE FORECASTLE LOG සසප සහ පප පත් DERECU. U. S. S.. TENNESSEE ענן לנסיעה 8PX 30x30 30*30*30*30*************x*x*x*q* Ima Norfolk, Va. Hampton Roads, Va 5 ප පසු පස ස පසු පටපස MAY 6, 1916. Dressed ship at 8:00 German Ensign at the main, in honor of birthday of the Crown Prince of Germany. 10:00 a.m. held quarters for muster and inspec- tion of the crew and upper decks by the tive Officer. Execu- Lieutenant Claud A. Jones re- ceived his commission. MAY 7. Held quar- ters for muster at 9:15 a.m. The men who had not gone ashore enjoyed themselves on board by dancing. MAY 8. Quarters as usual. The Commanding Officer held mast. MAY 9. At 5:30 a.m. commenced coaling. Finished coal- ing at 5:45 p.m., having taken on a total of 1452 tons. ORDERS CHANGED. MAY 10. Re- ceiving fresh provisions and stores, taking on all possible. Recalled men on leave. Foolish question No. 000,000,002 What's next? 11. Leave party returning. At 12:45 p. m. singled all lines. dock and got At 1:00 p. m At 1:00 p. m., cast off from underway for Hampton Roads. At 3:28 p. m. anchored in Hampton Roads in company with the Vermont, New Hampshire, Colombia, Ozark and Tonopah. Sent liberty party ashore. MAY 12. Held quarters for muster. Commanding Officer held mast. Gun- ner S. A. Loftus, U. S. Navy, was this date de- tached and ordered to the U. S. S. Rainbow. Gunner E. J. McCluen, U. S. Navy, on board for duty. At 9:37 a.m. the U. S. S. New Hampshire broke Flag of Rear Admiral Dunn. Liberty has been granted every night and every body is "stepping out" reported D•co%aa%e000,00,00,0KE a.m. At

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Published Weekly on Board the U. S. S. TENNESSEE Ceſt. & X Hubber receive it vit Paville LOVE s let me knows the certificat башегнов sending Julente ww me year จน Wifer 14 1916 SAN GO Mrs. C.A. Frank 18, nartt. So Boston Mass.