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Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
RUSS SOVIET CUTS
 CHURCH FROM STATE

CContinued from Page one) Gommel and other l,relates and an el- plantation of their arrest.
 When the patriarch's advisers urged him to revise his anathema so that Il would be less bitter against the Boi- sheviki. he is reported to have flstlv refused. declaring that he was ready to carry it out to the death The ana thema in part follows:
 The Statement
 The holy orthodox church is pass ing through a hard time It is an open secret that its enemies are perpetrat- ing prosecutions against Christ's teachings. They want to kill Christ's cause. excite hatred and bring fratri- cidal war"
 After declaring that atrocities and prosecutions are increasing in geasl al and tha; right and law are disrsgarGed the patriarch says il cOmpels him to address ito such Outcasts of mankind our menacing word of condemnation" !"
 Come to reason" he continues. Stop your bloody fratricide- This work is the work of satan.
 By the power given to us by God. We lOfulu you 70 pdItlCipate m NHilst . communion We eXcOmmunicate you. if you still have your Christian names. if even only by birth you belong 10 the orthodox church. We pray all the faith ful children of the orthodox church nOy to come into contact with such out casts of mankind. Throw the evil from among you yourselves
 Of the persecution of the church. the patriarch declares
 The holy communion which blesses the birth and marriage of man has been declared unnecessary The churches are subjected to destruction from bOmbardment by guns, or to hS- initiation. as in the case of the churC ii of Christ the savior, and the Holy A. exander monastery in PetrOgrad and the POchayeav monastery at kieN. which are being captured by the god less dOminatOrs of our time
 The anathema closes with an appeal by the patriarch through ali church prelates. calling upon all the parishes to fight and suffer for the sanctity of the church.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
Business Men Appeal To
 Council OUer Quarantine

try and provide a means wheEehy the quarantine can be lifted at an early date
 It was pointed out last night at the council meeting that the city has an isolation hospital where the smallpox cases can be cared for and the busi- ness men affected by the order sug- sested that if necessary the residences or neighborhoods where the patients had lived could he quarantined after being fumigated.
 Discuss Street Paving.
 Several important matters were brought up for consideration at the council meeting and a majority of these were held over for decision until the next council session. February 19,
 The proposition of paving certain streets. Naco from the depot to the lower limit. Tombstone canyon from tho depot to the limit. Brewery Gulch and Quarry canon. was discussed.
 The cOncensus of opinion was that the paving projects are needed and that the saving in maintenance after the completion of the paving would more than pay for the bonds which would be voted to pay for the work The entire question appeared to be whether or not this was the proper time to spend the money which this work would cost or if il might not be better to wait until a better lineup on probable future conditions of the money market could be fOrecasted or until after the war to do the work
 A proposition to put the local tele- phone system underground was pre- sented by the Mountain States Tele phone & Telegraph company. The street committee was ordered to in, vestigate the proposal from all angles shd render a report on their findings at the next meeting
 Talk About New Jail
 There was some discussion regard ing the new cemetery site but this also was held in abeyance.
 Another matter which proved Of in terest was the proposition to have the county and city combine on the build ing of a jail. The county officials have offered to build the jail provid- ing the city will furnish the site. Sc curing a sic will not prove an easy matter. according to a majority of the councilmen but the matter will be in vestigated and a conference held with the county supervisors to secure ad- ditional details of the proposed plan Also it will be decided whether it will be best to purchase a site or rent one if the decision to accept the cOunty's proposition is made.
 It was decided not to repair the bridge at Spring canyon, except to fence of the section which is out of order. inasmuch as this bridge in question is not on the street but is on private property.
 All members of the council were present except Wm. Delbridge.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
BISBEE NEWS

This Case Has Hint for Many Re
 view Readers.
 A Bisbee woman has used Deans Kidney Pills.
 She has found them as represented She wishes her nCighbors to know.
 She publicly recommends them.
 No need Q look further for a tested kidney remedy
 The proof of merit is. here and can le investigated.
 Profit by the statement or Mrs. Archie Kerrnish. Of go D. O K Trail. Eisbee. who says ~I am glad to tell people how much good l have found in Deans Kidney Pills. was feeling miserable with kidney trouble and shall always remember the awful back aches. sharp pains would catch me mhen ! bent over. sly Kidneys acted lreguiarly and had frequent dizzy pells AS I had used Doan's Kiduey Pills .1ne lma ago when living .n England. I decided to try them again Doan's soon cured me and the cure has been lasting"
 Price 6Oc. at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy-rei Doan's Kidney PiHs-the same that cured Mrs Kerrnish. Foster-NiI5uu O.. Props. Buffalo. x. Y.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
GIRLSI HAVE NAVY,
 THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
 FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Save your hair; Double its beauty in a few minutes
 try thisl

If you care for heavy hair. that glistens with beauty and is radiant with life; has an ncomparable soft ness and is huny and lustrous, try Danderine
 Just one application doubles the beauty of your hair, besides it i'm mediately diSsOlves every particle Of dandruff: you cannot have nice, heavy. healthy hair if you have dsndruff This destructive scurf rObs the hair of its lustre, it's strength and its very life. and if not overcome it produces a feverishness ard itching of the scalp; the hair roots famish. loosen and die; then the hair falls out fast
 If your hair has been neglected and is thin. faded. dry. scraggy or too oily, get a 25-cent bottle of KnowitOn's Oanderine at any drug store Or toilet counter; apply a little as directed and ten minutes after you will say this was the best investment you ever made.
 We sincerely believe. regardless of everything else advertised. that il you desire soft. lustrous. beautiful hair and lots of it-no dandrun-no itching scalp and no more falling hair-you must use KnowltOn's Danderine. If eventuaIly-why not now?
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
REGISTRATION OF
 ALIEN ENEMIES
 IS NOW AT. WORK
Fifteen Registered so Far, Many Appear for Registra- ton Without Having Secur. ed Photographs.

Registration of German alien enc mics started in Bisbee Monday. wlth City Marshal James Allison in charge of the work. There was little cOnf4ss- ion in the work of registering the men who presented themselves at police headquarters. and 10 the man they an- swered all questions without objection.
 Misunderstanding of the regulations for the work. however. resulted in the failure of many men to be registered. despite the fact that they presented themselves for that purpose. They had come unprepared to supply the necessary data as demanded in the registration affidsvits and accordingly officers refused to register them until they could comply with all regulations
 In many instances German alien en- emies who appeared at registration headquarters in the city hall failed to have photographs. The regulations clearly and specifically state that all such persons must have four photo graphs. not larger than three inches by three inches. These photographs must be taken with light background ss those with a dark background will not be accepted.
 These photographs must be signed by the regiStrantS on the face or the picture but in such manner that no feature will be hidden. These photo graphs will be attached one to each of three registration affidavits filled out by the registrant and the fourth will be kept on file in the office of the chief of police.
 At least half dozen alien enemies appeared for registration without pho tOgraphs. They were instructed to sc cure these pictures, as prescribed in the regulations. and then return for registration.
 Peculiarly enough. many AustrianS appeared for registration. although the rules do not provide for their registra- tion. Only German alien enemies are to be registered during this period. All males 14 years old and over who have not been naturalized in this country must respond under this call.
 Officers in charge of the work. how ever, want it understood that natives of Austria or other German ally cOun- tries will not he registered at this time. This registration is for German alien enemies only.
 German alien enemy residents in the rural districts will register with the postmaster of the pOstoffice by which they are served. There is also some confusion as to where persons will register. City Marshal Allison has jurisdiction and authority to register only alien enemies residing within the corporate limits of the city of Bisbee.
 Postmaster Bailey began registering the men who live in Lowell and that vicinity. They are being registered in the Bisbee office asithere is not office room in the Lowell station so that Ger man alien enemies are requested to call at the Bisbee office. that is, those who live in Lowell or get their mail at that postoffice. It also applies 10 those who live in the surrounding country who get their mail in the Bisbee pest office but not residents of the city proper. About fifteen have been regis tered so far in the district
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

Nowadays we get this famous mix ture improved by the addition Cf other ingredients by asking at any drug store Ior a bottle of ~Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" which darkens the hair so naturally. so evenly. that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied You just dampen sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears; hgi what delights the ladies with Nyeths Sage and SrlphUr Compound is that besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few apph- cations. it also gives it an appearance ot abundance.
 Wyeths Sage and sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet requisite Co impart color and youthful appe2r- auce to the hair tt is not intended for the cure. mitigation or prevention of disease Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
WHEELER WAS IN
 MEXICO WHEN THE
 TROUBLE STARTED
Broke Down Completely Un. der the Strain-Entirely Re
 stored by Tanlac.

Fred F. Wheeler. residing at 402 Crawford Street. Houston. Texas. has been for the past twelve years con struction engineer for the East Coast Oil Company in Mexico Mir. Wheeler being unaccustOmed to the tropical eli mate there, went through with long and painful experience. from which he declares he has been entirely relieved by the use of Tanlac- His interesting statement follows:
 My system was so full of malaria contracted while working in the Mexi- can oil fields that I couldn't hold my own any longer and just broke down completely My stomach was in an awful condition. most everything would eat sOured so that I was con stantIy belching up gas. and splitting up undigested particles of food. and then l would nearly die with Q splitting headache I was badly constipated. too. my sleep was broken and I would get up in the mornings just as tired and wornOut as I was when l went to bed 4 languid and no account feeling took hold of me and | didn't have enough life or energy left to do a thing
 .-I have taken Tsnlac before and knew rom experience that it was the only thing thai would surely straight en me out and it did not disappOint me. for was on the mend before had used up my first bottle and kept get ting better every day. | am now in fine shape and feeling better every day. l am now in fine shape and feel ing as fit as fiddle. think so much cf Taulac that I keen a bottle of the medicine in my room all the time, and when I return to Mexico l shall have il shipped to me regularly, for wouldn't be without il down there for anything"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
RuMANIAN MINISTER LOST
lRv RevIew Leased WIrel

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5-The Ru manian minister at PetrcErad Is some where beyond Jassy. according to de layed reports to the state departmen; today Ambassador Francis reported on January 29th that the minister had departed for Jassy. Since then wire communication between Jassy and Petrograd had been interrupted
 Indicative of conditions at Nladi- vostock. Ambassador Francis reported the raiding of hotel ny Russian troops Thirty armed men entered the building. took whatever appealed Co them and retired lt was not made clear 70 what factions they belonged
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

The quarantine of all theatsrs. pool halls and other places where people congregate. put into effect yesterday by City Health Officer Brown. brought forth a vigorous protest at the city council meeting last night
 A delegation of local business men appeared and E. B. Wallace and A J. DetlOff made talks stating their view of the matter and eNplaing that the drastic quarantine as now in ef- feet would have a serious effect on the small business men as well as their employees.
 In his remarks Wallace said As spokesman for the delegation of local business men l wish to appeal to the members of the city council and ask that some action be taken. if possible 10 relieve the serious situation which the quarantine order has created.
 Merely Makes Appeal.
 "We are not doing this with the iiea cf unduly criticising or antagOn- izing any official but merely appeal to the members of the council and ask that the burden which has been placed on the small business men be reliev- ed if this is possible.
 The order hits the little business man and hits him hard as the quaran- tine fer two weeks. or possibly in- definitely if the situation becomes worse. may result in some of the places being forced 10 go out of busi- ness The employees will also suffer through being out of employment
 Other communities. do not resort to such drastic measures every time a smallpox case starts and l cannot see the necessity of the quarantine Particularly when the schools are permitted to remain open and other business houses. where probably as many or more people meet and con- gregate as in the places closed, con- tinue to do business.
 Since other communities which possess just as intelligent officials do not order such quarantines every time there is an epidemic Of disease do not see the justice or the neces- sity of the action taken here.
 Win Meet Tonight.
 'I do not believe that myself nor the numerous other business men who will suffer greatly by the quaran- tine order are placing personal inter est before the interest of the com munity in asking for relief
 It was decided to ask City Health Officer Brown and Dr. Hunt to meet with a committee representing the business men. Mayor Jacob Erickson and members or the city council. to- night at five o'clock at the city hall. since the council had no authority to act on the matter. At that time the matter will be discussed thoroughly and the business men. will present their side of the argument and an ef- fort will be made to get together and
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

is too well known by everyone to re- quire much attention but this great service cannot be too strongly praised.
 Anyone who is not called upon by the committee can turn in their money and pledge of a stipulated sum each month to J. P Connolly at the Bank of Bisbee. The men at the mines are re- spending like real patriots and large numbers are pledging themselves to give one dollar or one dollar and half each month toward the Red Cross.
 By securing these pledges the Red Cross chapter will know just how much money it canf depend upon monthly and make purchases in ad- vance at cost in larger quantities and at greater reductions than would oth- erwise be the case.
 Names of Workers
 The names of the chairmen who are bearing the burden of the work in the canvas to raise S2000 now and pledge 5000 monthly follow;
 Mesdames John Mason Ross, P. M. Buckwalter, Alexander Murray. John W. Scott. c. W. Cromwell. Henry HOl- lis. Fl. n. Anderson- F. A. Crocker, T.. A. Hughes. G. II. Fitzgerald. Paul Stew ems. John Bevan. Richard Lahore. Fred Burch. Allie N. Nelson. Frances Cummings, Albert Sheetz. F. M. Dur ley. C. NJ. McKean. Howard Barkell. W. J. Spaulding. O. N. Alvin, Joe Lutz. Frank Sinclair. David Playfair. A. B. Bronlie. Lucille Stidger.
 The members of the financial com mittee are Mrs. W. H. Brophy. chair man; Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe. Mrs. Geo. A. Bridge. J. P. Hodgson. W. B. GOhring. Arthur HOule and Geo. Cobbe. The buying will be in charge of Frank E. Coles and M Newman.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

'cOntinuec trOrl Page ons' resentatives of the government at the SmOlny institute said that when Great Britain officially recognized Maxim Litvinoff. named as the Bol sheviki ambassador to Great Britain and turned over to him money of the Russian government in English banEs, the Smolny institute would do like wise with Great Britain.
 NJ. Zalkind. assistant to NJ. TrotZky, the Bolsheviki foreign minister. Sn0 M. Kamaneff. vice president of the wOrkmen's and soldiers deputies, let PetrOgrad Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
RED CROSS DRIVE FOR PERMANENT
 FUNDENDS TODAY
First Two Days of Campaign by Local Chapter of Ameri- can Red Cross Assures Sue cess of Work This Year.

Today is the last day of the Red Cross drive and fl Bisbee people re- spOnd as Loyalty Co the workers who are making a house to house canvas of the residence section and a cam paign of the business district. as they did yesterday and Monday the result will repay the earnest workers for the long hours of hard work which they have done toward raising a stipulated sum Co be used in buying materials and necessities for the soldiers.
 One fact which those in charge of the three day drive wish emphasized {; every cent raised in the campaign goes to the local chapter of the Red Cross. Another is that the donations received and further contributions promised monthly will eliminate the need of benefit entertainments.
 Doing Wonderful Work
 Because there is hardly a family within the community. or in fact. throughout the nation. which cannot proudly boast of loved one in the service. the Red Cross work and needs are attracting more attention than ever before for no one knows but that it may be his or her father. broth CT. son or relative who will benefit by the donations given to this worthy cause.
 The wonderful work which the Red Cross has done and is doing ;n France
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
TWENTY THREE YOUNG HEN LEAVE FOR
 CAMP FUNSTON
Volunteers Leave Tombstone
 to Help Fill up the Quota of Cochise County in the Ma tional Army. List of Names

Twenty-three volunteer drafted men were sent out from Tombstone yester- day afternoon on the 4:15 train by Ihe local board TOT COchise county which will go toward making up the quota of some fl men lacking in the old quo Ia Of 670 in the first draft. Owing to the short space of time in which the board had to send the men away and instruct them as 10 their duties. no arrangements were made by the people of Tombstone for enwter- tainment. and the members Of the board took them in hand when they ar rived and kept them in tow until they departed.
 4 large number of friends of the hOys from Tombstone and surrounding cities were at the train to bad the boys goodbye. and there was never a hap pier bunch sent out. according 70 Q member of the board. than those who Ieft this afternoon for the camp to do their bit toward downing the kaiser. There was no compulsory act by which the boys were bound to report. but when the board called for twenty-five men 10 make up the quota. more than enough responded. The following is the list of those who left
 " J. YelveTton-
 Clarence Arnold RidgewEy
 Ben Critchley.
 Walter r. Harrison
 h2rles COmble.
 John J. Madigsn-
 Percy R Myers.
 William F. Beck
 Taylor Lee Perry.
 Thomas E. Murphy.
 Sam MedigOvich
 Elmer John Ebbiewhite
 Geo. Fit MiZell
 Jack Delbridge-
 Randolph SomeTfield.
 Ralph Brown.
 Frank W Noight
 Hugh StenhOuse -LudfOrd.
 Charles Frederick Slcsson-
 GnslOw Callison
 Archie " Hal.
 Rex Scott Sartin.
 Handley Sprinkle
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
FEW FOLKS HAVE
 GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are Us ing Recipe Of Sage Tea
 and Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and lUStre. or when il fades. turns gray. dull and hfeless. is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keen her locks dark and beautiful. and thousands of women and men who value that even color. that beautiful wark shade of hair which is so attract i've. use only this old-time recipe.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

land. Cal. is the head. today appointed Professor D. M. Folsom of the depart ment of minerology at Stanford Uni versity as fuel oil administrator for the western states.
 Professor Folsom will have charge of the production and marketing of fu- el oil and it's by-prOducts in the dis trict involved.
 His jurisdiction will extend over the states of Idaho. Montana. Utah. ATizO- na. New Mexico. Nevada, Oregon Washington and California and the territory of Alaska
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

Thirty more negro soldiers will face court-martial, the result of new testi- mony brought out in the investigation of the Houston riot of Aug. sS. when 15O negro soldiers of the Twenty fourth United States infantry shot up the city of Houston. it was announced in San Antonio. Tex
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

In ;he Crimel and the Caucasus re gions Cf Russia according 10 latest available statistics there are nearly 2.000c00 Turco-Tartars. They are descendants of the Tartar warriors whoin the middle ages swept over Asia under the leadership of Jenghiz Khan and threatened Europe There has been much intermarriage between 'He Tartars and Turks. cossacks and other races
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

Continued from Page One) ruary 18th The general home and toreien situation will be lengthily dis cussad. The Independent Socialists will raise the question Cf the oOnvic- ton of Deputy Wilhelm Dittmann, who a few days ago was sentenced 70 five years Imprisonment for melting Co high treason
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

The Wyoming board of equalization has doubled the former assessment on sheep. raised cattle S5 per head and horses $9S per head.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
STANFORD MAN IS MADE OIL DICTATOR
 FOR PACIFIC SLOPE

CBy Review Leased Wirel
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. S.--The na- jional fuel oil and oil field admilistra- tion. of which Mark l.. Requa of Oak
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06

REVIEW WANT h.os FOR RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
APPARENT HITCH
 IN NEGOTIATIONS

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TARTAR FORCES
 ARE ADVANCING

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