Cadet
a younger or youngest son; a junior male member of a noble family.
Also the name or title given to a young man in training for the rank of an of man in training for the rank of an oftary school. In Great Britain cadets are trained for the army by a course of military discipline, at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, or the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, previous to obtaining a commission. A naval cadet is one who holds the first or lowest grade as a candidate for a commission in the navy. In the United States cadets are trained for military life at West Point, N. Y., and for naval life at Annapolis, Md. dets are trained for military life at West Point, N. Y., and for naval life at or jurist. Among the Turks cadi signifies an inferior judge, in distinction from the mollah, or superior judge.
They belong to the higher priesthood, as the Turks derive their law from their prophet.
They belong to the higher priesthood, as the Turks derive their law from their Grand Rapids and Indiana, and the Ann prophet. of an important lumbering region and has also manufactures of chemicals, furniture, and machinery. There is a hospital, a city hall, a court house, and of an important lumbering region and has also manufactures of chemicals, (1920) 9,750.