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Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28

she passed the bounds of inc harbor she was lost to sight.
 The Frederick. which is owned by the adinavian-American line. sail ed from New York February IA. In order to avoid the danger of the sub marine and mine fields in English waters, it was decided by the British admiralty 10 have her put into this port for the customary search of pas sengers and cargo.
 Tn order to prevent the German of- icisls aboard from gaining knowledge of the harbor defenses, the steamer was not permitted to enter port until dark. Her anchorage was chosen in a part of the harbOr where view of the city and the rest of the harbor, through which the Dominion of Cana da forwards troops and vast Guanti- ties of war supplies. was cut off. All communication with shore was rigidly supervised.
 Wren ii was found desirable to
 'ove the liner to a pier Count von Ber7 storff and his party were re- Cuested to remain below decks where their view was confined to a glimpse throueh the port holes at the blank walls of warehouses.
 While the usual official reticence was ~aintained as to their activities the thoroughness of the examiners to sec that nothine of military value to Gernanv should slip through the al lied blockade. became apDarent from time to ii i'e IL was understood that some of the British examiners were 1uZzled as to the marked partiality shown by Germans for cotton pajam- as. So -''anv bahamas impressed sus- nicinns officials as being beyond the reuuirements of the average travel, anf it is understood there is a short ace of cotton for the manufacture of certain war supplies in Germany it was decided to reduce the wardrobe so-newhat
 The next articles to arouse suspi- "ion. arcnrdine to stories which have '~"i-ed ont were rubber heels. There were sN mHnv rubber heels worn by tNe r1r'v that it occurred to the of f-i"ls to put the ban on them because of the need of crude rubber in Ger
 nOv Beyond the reports of these minor incidents. however. nothing s"spicious was found on board the steamer. so far as is known. and af- for an interruption of eleven days. Count von Bernstorff and his party found themselves once more home ward bound.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28

rom If the prospective subscriber is going to wait till the end Of the 'optest before favoring his candidate
 with his subscription, it must certain
 be clear to him that his candidate is to he the loser by many votes perhaps just the amount she would have needed to win a $500 prize It is quite evident that the candidates appreciate the opportunity offered during the next ten days since more tran one started out this morning with a receipt book in her hand and determined iu heart She is one of those who will be heard from in no uncertain terms on the last night of the contest.
 This surely is opportunity week. An opportunity, not only for the can didate. but for every reader of fhis article An opportunity 70 sNow vOur favnrito co~diH"ta tat v01 stand sQuarely on her side. Ta'e out sub scription to the Daily Bisbee Review TODAY. If you are already a sub scriber. tell her to co~e around and get your renewal She will appreciate it and you will certainly be getting value received for every penny you invest in the subscription.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28
About Constipation.

Certain articles Of diet tend to check movements of the bowels. The most common of these are cheese, tea and boiled milk. en the other hand raw fruits, especially apples and ban anas. also graham bread and whole wheat bread promote a movement of the bowels. When the bowels are badly constipated. however, the sure way is to take one or two of Cham berlain's Tablets immediately after supper. (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28
SECOND LAP IF CONTEST STARTS
 LIKE WALL STREET LAWSON BOOM
Big Ten Day Special Vote Offer Brings Candidates Out With Renewed Nigor-Three Fine Touring Cars Await Their Drivers Three Weeks From Next Saturday Night.
SPECIAL EXTRA VOTE SCHEDULE.

ending Thursday night March Nine D. which big reduction will be made in this
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28

ProGPupin of Columbia, inventor of Pupin coil, has invented what is said to be perfect method of eliminatinS stratic interference with wireless transmission by which it will be pos sible to use wireless 2l hours a day. regardless of weather
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28
FREDERICK VII AT
 LAST LEAVES PORT
 0F HALIFAX ASTERN
Ambassador Won Bernstorf and Suite Allowed to Leave North American Soil After Being Held Is Days.
lBv Review Leased Nirel

HALIFAX. \. S.. Feb. 27. The steamer Frederick VIII with Count von BeTnstorff. former German am hassador to the '. S. and his party on board, sailed at 7:30 o'clock to- night for Copenhagen.
 The same precautions which mark ed the arrival here February Is of the liner attended her reparture She
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28

PASADENA. Calif., Feb. 27.-Mem- bers of the Chicago National league team doing their spring training here were given a four hour workout to- day at Tournament Park by Fred Nit chell, club manager
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-28
Phone 29.

Clara province. heavy rebel forces un- der Jose Miguel Gomez yesterday 9t- tempted to surprise the government troops The rebels were badly de feated. losing fifty killed and many wounded
 The government lost one officer killed and eight men wounded.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Swat the Rooster,

Hens without the presence of the
males will lay more eggs, will be in
better plumagc. moult better, be bet
ter content and lay eggs that will in
fnitcly keep better. In fact, the latter
is the great reason for this campaign
against the rooster. for without him
eggs will be- sterile or infertile. Now
infcrtile or sterile eggs stand heat
much bctter-in fact. under the infiu
ence Of any temperature, henhouses.
depot platform. freight car en- route
or corner grocery. Above 90 degrees
II the egg Is a fertile egg, the germ Is
qulckened or life started. Later this
dies. and there is II spoiled egg
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Final Assembly.

Upon the arrival at the Office Of the
loca board Of the selected men of the
party aud the aiternates the person 50
placed in charge will promptly at the
hour specified for assembly and under
the supervision of the board cause the
assembled men To form in line and will
call the roll from the list and the men,
orandum of alternates, causing each
plan to answer Here" as his name Is
called and To take one step forward.
Thereafter the men will he required
10 remain in one group except as II
may be necessary to break mp the
group for transportation, and 10 man
will he allowed to leave the group
without permission.
The local board will caution the men
that the person designated is in COM
mand of the party, that il is their mill
tary duty To obey his orders and i'll
StructiOns and that disubedicnce Of or
dcrS is the most serious of all military
crimes. The local board will then in
Srcct the party to see that nothing en-
cept light hand baggage is carried.
The person designated will then, un
der the supervision of the board, des-
ignatc second in command. to take
charge of the party during any neces-
>ary absence of himself. and will con-
duct the party 10 the railroad station
At the railroad station the board will
present transportation request to the
ticket agent and obtain the necessary
number of railroad tickets for the num-
Der of men who will actually compose
The party. Fifteen minutes before
train time the roll will again be called
from the list only. If amy men are
absent their names will he cancelled
FROM the list. their cards and reports
Of physical examination will he re-
moved FROM the group of cards and re-
ports, AMI the names of sufficient
number Of alternatcs to ill the def
cheney will he written. and their cards
and rcport" of physical examination
will he inserted
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
This Space For Sale This Space For Sale

lance than the large body louise, chiefly
because 1t stays OIL the feathers the
greater part Of the time and probably
feeds exclusively on the barbs of the
feathers and OH scales along the shaft.
1t Is not known to occur OH young
chickens. The wing louise, which Is
closely related to the head louise, is
dark gray and has an elongated body.
1t is more slender. however, and rather
darker in color Three other species
are found more or less commonly OH
chickens. These are fluff louise, the
large hen louise and the brown chicken
louise.
Among the four species found on tur-
keys is the common body louise of
chickens. The shaft louise of chickens
also infests turkeys. but probably does
not breed on that host The other two
species seem to be native to the tur.
key, probably existing on this fowl In
the wild stage. The large turkey louise
probably is most abundant. ID occurs
on the feathers on various parts of the
body, especially on the neck and breast.
The slender turkey louise is species of
good size. though rather elongated, and
resembles in shape the head louise of
chickens. Normally neither of these
species is excessively abundant, but or
crippled or unthrifty turkeys they may
cause serious annoyance, and un.
doubtedly they are injurious to pOuts.
While considerable numbers of lice
are found on domestic geese and ducks.
they seldom become sufficiently numer-
GUS TO cause noticeable injury. Dust
ing the fowls with sodium fluorid will
rid them of all lice.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
How Draft Army Will Be Called
Into Service by Local Boards
Five Aiternaies Win Be Named I
From Each Registration Dis
trict and Viii Be Held In
Case Any Fails to Show Up

Either the mailing OF notice or the
posting of the list containing his name
as prescribed herein shall constitute
the giving Of no;i @ to each of the per-
sons named on the lists so posted and
shall charge each Of such persons with
notice that he has been selected for
military service and that he has been
ordered to hold himself In readiness to
report for military duty at time and
place specified IN n notice to be posted
in the Office of the local board.
Upon notice from the provost mar.
shal general to furnish ut specified
time or times the net quota OF the
state or any proportion thereof the ad-
jUtant general Of the state shall give
timely notice to each local board In the
state from which any part of the state
quota is to- Dc called to assemble for
transportation to the mobilization
camp TO which the particular local
board is to furnish men.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Milton on Books.

Books are not absolutely dead things,
but do contain progeny Of life In
them to be as. active as that soul whose
progeny they are; nay, they do pre-
serve as In vial the purest efficacy
and extraction of that living intellect
that bred them.
For books are as meats and viands
tenance.
A good book is the precious lifeblOod
of master spirit embalmed and treas.
ured up on purpose to life beyond
life-AliltOn.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
POULTRY
AND EGGS
INSECT POULTRY PESTS.
Remedy For the Numerous Species 81
Lice That Infest Fowls.

OF the numerous species of lice In the
United States seven are CONNOLLY
found Oh chickens, four or five on pi-
geons. two or three each OH geese and
ducks, three on turkeys and several
each on guinea fowl and peafowl. lice
have fiattened form and are fitted
with spincs and peculiarly modified
legs. which assist them in moTlng
about through the feathers. Certain
species which remain on the larger
feathers have II very narrow elongated
form, which enables them to find lrC-
lection in the grooves between the
barbs of the feathers. Lice are not fl
ted for sucking blood. They feed OH
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19

portions of the feathers or on the
scales in the skin. but their presence In
any considerable numbers is respOnsi-
bic for serious injury.
The seven different species Of lice
found on hens are spoken of as body
lice. head lice and feather lice. accord
ing TO the places In which they usually
are found. but since the different spe-
cies intermingle to considerable ex-
tent ii Is not possible to separate them
absolutely on this basis. Usually three
or more species are to be found on one
fowl.
The head louise Is undoubtedly the
most injurious species to young chick
ems. 1t is u dark gray species, nearly
one-tenth of an inch in length. The
body louise is found on the skin OF the
fowl rather than on the feathers. 1t Is
rather large. straw yellow in color
with some dark spots. due to food
within the digestive tract. 1t is prob
ably the most injurious species on
grown chickens, but II also infests
young fowls The shaft louise Is the
species spoken of by most writers as
small body louise" a name. which does
not fit the habits of the species. Nor
mally II occurs along the shaft Of the
feathers and does not remain on the
body Of the host for any length Of
time. 1t resembles the large body
louise somewhat. but is smaller, rather
lighter yellow In color and somewhat
less spiny. Although this species Is
probably the most common found on
chickens. II II considered Of less impor
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19

fopy OF the memorandum with the 10.
tai board.
He shall cause the men whose names
are so noted TO form a line, and the To-
cal board shall instruct them by order
Of the provost marshal general:
First.-That they must report In per-
son at $50 y. m. 10 the local board for
retreat roll call.
Second.-That they are TO report In
person tn the local board at n specified
hour on the day Of entrainment, which
hour shall he fixed by the local board
at least forty-6ve minutes before train
time. plus sufficient time to reach the
railroad station from the Office Of the
local board.
Third. That they are now In the
military service of the United States
and that unpunctuality and failure to
report are grave military offenses in
time Of war
Fourth. That after they have been
conducted to the assigned lodging
house they are at liberty until the hour
Of retreat roll call at $50 p. m, when
all must he present at the Office of the
local board.
The assistant shall then personally
conduct the group Of men to the assign
ed lodging house and remain with them
until each Of them is assigned bed
and Is Informed about meal hours and
sanitary arrangements.
JIa sbn,,ld rorsonalIy inspect the nc
commodations furnished to insure that
they are satisfactory and In complete
with the agreement made.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Same Old Suits.

Where have you been until this
houry' said Mrs. Lawyer Towit to her
late returning hubby.
I've been looking after some SUITS"
alibied Towit.
ayes. know those suits-the old dia-
monds, hearts. spades and clubs. Well,
this is the last night I'll let you OUT
Buffalo Express.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Assembly of Men.

At the time AMI place specified o.
'he lists for the selected men To report
Tor military duty the local board win
Itself he present and should He attend
"a 10y II number Of reliable assistants
sufficient To perform the duties herein.
after prescribed.
Each assistant should be provided
with memorandum showing one lods
ing house and the precise number OF
men To he accommodated there. As
The men report they will lie checked
pT the list of those ordered To report
and the hour AT which each man report
ed will be noted thereon. Alternates vii,
also be checked off on the memoran
dun to report and the hour at which
each man reports.
As soon as the number Of men to be
lodged In any one house have reported
The assistant who has the memoran-
dunn for that house shall note mem
orandum Of the names Of the men as
signed to that house and shall leave .
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Commander Will Be Chosen
From Each Contingent and
Will Be In Charge Until the
Party Safely Arrives at Camp
OUTLINE OF REGULATIONS
FOR The CALL TO COLORS

The first $1,000 men Of the nation
al army will be sent into training
on Sept. 8.
Local boards viii provide lodgings
and meals at mobilization points for
Sept. !.
For each registration district Ave
alternatos will he called and held
until entraining time.
appointment of commanding Of
flcer to be made by local board.
Departure OF command will be fol-
lowed by roundup of stragglers by
local board. which will recommend
to nearest army post degree OF cul-
pability.
Physical examinations by army
doctors made ON arrival at camp.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Retreat Roll Call.

At retreat roll call at $50 y. m. the
members Of the board should again be
present The roll Of selected men who
are to he entraine1 on the next day
should he called from the list, and the
roll of alternates should be called from
the memorandum Of alternates, and
any absent men mot altcrnates) should
be promptly sought out and a state
ment Of their delinquency written and
forwarded with the papers.
The board should then designate one
member Of the party who, In the ODin-
ion Of the board, IL best fitted by rea-
son Of experience, age, character and
personality TO be in charge Of the party
from that time until arrival at mObil-
ization camp This person will be III
structetl to he at the Office Of the local
board next day before the hour speci-
fed for the rest Of the party to be
there
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Right Back at Her.

docs your husband allow you to
have things charged at the stores?'
"Oh, l think he would. but
But the stores wouldn't. IL that
what you were going to add?'
"Qh. no. was going to say that he
gives me plenty Of money with which
to pay cash. Does yoursT"-Bunalo
Express.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Subsistence and LODGING.


In ample time prior To the date upon
which selertcd men are ordered 10y the
local board to report for military duty
the local board should make arrange
mCnts with hotels, restaurants az lodg-
in% houses in the vicinity OF the office
II the boar, Tor the accommodate ion Of
:hc number OF selected men who are To
DC undcr the orders of the local board
during the period preceding the hour
IT entertainment and who have not ~.
ccivcd permission from the local board
to spend that time ut home. Meal AMI
bOIrlS Tor this purpose, and the ar
engagements should include an agree
mcnt on the part of such hotels. res
iaHrantS or lodging houses to accept,
in payment for subsistence and lodg-
ing. meal tickets rcdecmable in cash
at the office of distributing officer OF
the war department,
In amp,c tine Ia allow for their care
iul and accurate preparation before the
uatc specified by the adjuIaut general
Tor rutrainmcnt each local board shah
prepare the papers that must be sent
To- the mobilization camp
The local board will. except on the
last installment of the quota. person
ally notify ut least i've other selected
men to report to the local board AT the
hour and on the day specified. These
additional men are intended to serve
~ altcrnatrs in ease any of the mc2
Notified fail To report as directed and
Ia order that the lu"ul board may not
Dc placed Ia the position of failing to
cntrain the exact number If men call.
cd for with the promptncss and pre-
ciSlon that should characterize all mat
'ers relating TO the formation OF the
armies of the United states
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Notification of Eligibles.

Upon receipt of the certified lists
each local board shall, by mail, direct
al to the address shown On his regis
traiinu caId ar filed Herewith. notify
ca Il nan whose name has been certi-
fled that hc has been selected for mill
iary service and shall direct him to
lold himself In readiness to report for
rilirary dirty at time and place to he
,hcrra fter specified In n notice to be
posted al the office Of the local board.
The local board shall at the same time
post one Of the lists, so certified from
rhe district iJard In a place accessible
10 the public view and shall make one
,."i,y availah,h to the press. with q re-
quest for irIsf alton. indorsing on each
VI ',mh iisia ',s date Of Its posting.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
District Boards Prepare List,

Each district board shall prepare dai-
ly certified list in quadruplicate of
persons called hy each local board who
have made appearance in person or 9TH
erwise in the local or district board and
who have not been exempted or dis
charged. Snch lists shall contain a
nDtifca. .on 10 the persons named, the
reason they have been selected for mill
tary sci ;ice and a direction Ia them to
hold Themselves in readiness tn report
for military duty AT Il time AMI place
10 Lc therca' ter specified in notice to
be posted ~ de office Of the local board
by the local board having jurisdiction.
Separate lists shall be made in respect
of the persons called by each Of the
several lncai boards within the juris-
diction of the district board One copy
shall hc scat ~ the adjutant general
~ ,hc state ana three copies shall lie
scnt Ia the local board having jurisdic-
'ioa of the persons whose names are
entered on the list.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19

The Orpington breed Is of English
origin and H. c,assed as q general
purpose fowl The hens are good
layers OF large eggs and as table
birds they rank with the American
breeds the fowl shown Is Single
Comb Buff Orpington male.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1917-09-19
Boards to Assemble Men.

Upon the receipt of notice from the
adjutant general Of the state to assem-
bic u specified number Of selected men
at convenient point of entrainment
not later than n time specified IN such
notice each local board shall determine
the hour and place of entrainment un
der Instructions from the adjutant gen
cral Of the state. The board shall forth.
with make from the names on all the
lists referred to In sections and }
hereof. which have been posted by the
local board IA prescribed in section 3
hereof. u list of names ~ the exact
number of men required 10y the adm
tant general. To- he furnished as pro
scribed in section ! hereof.
The list shall contain an order to the
selected men named therein to report
to the local board for military duty at
the office Of the board and at an hour
and date named 10y the local board in
the notice. which named hour shall he
between ) and > =. III. and not more
than twcnty-four hours nor less than
twelve hours in advance of the huur
Of entertainment on the date specified
by the adjutant general of the state Tor
cntrainment.
The local board shall ut the same
time, by mail directed l." the detailed
addresses Of the men So ordered to r.
port 10 The local board for military
duty. notify each man whose name is
contained in the lists So posted that hc
is ordered to report To the local board
for military duty at the time and place
specified in the list So posted From
the time specified for reporting to the
l@cal board for military duty each man
In respect of whom notice {" report
has been posted or mailed shall he hi
the military service of the United
SInln.,