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PLANS FOR DRAFT
l ARMY OUTLINED
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Washington, Aug. 12. IlcRula
tloiiH under which men of the new na
tional nrmy will ho called to the col
ors, beginning Septcmhcr 1, were is
nuctl Friday by Provost Marhal Gen
eral Crowdor. They map out In de
tail the whole program to he fol
lowed until every BoJdlcr of the se
lective draft army has been accepted
by tho Adjutant General of the train
ing cantonment to which lie Is assign
ed. Two hundred thousand of the first
CS7.900 men will ho called up Sep
tember 1 and forwarded to their
camps before September 5. The wliote
business of assembling the levies nt
entraining points, providing them
with shelter, food nn dtrnnsportatlon
and giving them their actual Induc
tion into military life Is entrusted to
the civilian local boards which se
lected them for service. Until tho
men reach tho camps they will not
bo in contacf with uniformed officers.
Tho civilian control is carried for
ward thru every stago of tho draft to
the very gates of tho military camps
wlrero tho mnklng of soldiers will be
gin to bo completed within sound of
the guns in Franco.
Tho actual call for men will go In
each case from tho Provost Marshal
K General to tho State Adjutant Gen
oral stating the number of men to be
puppllcd nt n specified tlmo by tho
State Kach local board will lw
promptly informed of its proportion
in tho call and tho Adjutant General
f will fix tho date when men from his
Stato shall cntrnln for the camps.
To I'lv IhitralniiM'iit Plan.
Immediately tho local boards will
make out the list of men to nil tho
call from the roll of acepted men
nml it wll also fix the plnco of cn
tralnment nnd tho exact time of de
parture. Orders to the men will he posted
nnd also bo sent them by mail. They
will bo directed to report to tho local
board at Its headquarters not less
than twelve hours nor more than
twenty-four beforo tho time of de
parture for camp.
"From the times pecified for re
porting to tho local board for mili
tary duty tho regulations state "each
nfcin in respect of whom notice to re
port has been posted or mailed shall
bo in tho military service of tho
United Stntcs."
Prior to the arrival of the men nt
tho board headquarters board mem
bers arc Instructed to mnfco arrange
ments for their accomodation, to find
clean and Banltary sleeping places at
hotels and lodging houses, to arrange
for their meals and to provide lodg
ing nnd meal tlckots to bo taken In
payment nnd redeemed for cash later
by a Government disbursing oiucer.
In its discretion tho boards may grant
permission for tho men to reamin at
their homes.
Must Prmldc Oooil Food.
Arrived at tho board headquarters
nt the hour fixed for reporting, tho
men will bo drawn up, the roll called,
and ngents of tho board will tako
them personally to their quarters, re
maining with them until every ar
rangement for their comfort has been
made. Emphatic Instructions are
given that tho quality of food furn
ished shall bo good and tho board Is
held liable for seeing that meals aro
ndoqUato.
Retreat roll-call at tho hoard head-
WOMAN GOULD
. HARDLY STAND
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Fulton. N. Y. "Why will women
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table Compound
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would help me, hut Lydia E. Pinkham's
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othcrwiso. I am now perfectly well
and can do any kind of work'-Mrs.
Nklub Piielvs, euro of R. A. Kidcr,
n F D No, 5, Fulton, N. Y.
Wo wish every woman who suffers
from fcmolo troubles, nervousness,
backacho or tho blues could boo tho ot
ters i written by womenmado well by Ly
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If vou have bad symptoms and do not
understand tho cause, writo tp tho
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Am, for helpful advice given free.
I quarters, set for G:.10 p, m., on tho
dny of reporting to tho hoard will ho
the first military ceremony tho drnft
ed men pnsq thru. Tho board mem
bers nro directed to be present In
i person and to Inform tho men of their
'mllltnry status, Impressing on them
the fact that disobedience- of orders
Is tho gravest mllltnry crime. Tho
light hand baggage, containing toilet
nrtlclcs nnd n change of undercloth
ing, which tho men nro permitted to
tako with them to camp, will ho In
spected by tho board nnd tho lists of
1 men sent forward made out and
copies of original registration cards
prepared.
For each district, flvo alternates
will he sumoned to tho hoard head
quarters in nddition to tho men ac
tually selected to fill tho board quota.
They will bo held at the assembling
point until trnln tlmo to fill In vacan
cies should any men of tho levy fall
to report.
' AVI II Determine Contninnd.
Exempt for retreat roll-calls, the
men will be given town llborty until
forty-five minutes before train time.
Tho board will, during this interval,
select one mnn from tho levy who is
deemed best qualified to command
nnd plnco him In charge of tho party
for its trip. Ho will name a second
In comand to aid him and the oilier
men will be told that the orders of
these two men must bo obeyed under
pnin of mllltnry disclplln.
Tho mnn In chnrge of the party will
call tho roll nt tho board head
quarters Just before train tlmo. Ho
will then lino up the draft and, no-
jcompanlcd by tho board members,
march tnem to tne stntlon to entrain.
There a final verification of the list
will bo made and If any mnn of the
selected number Is mlslng, nn alter
nate will be sent forward In his place.
Tho tickets, with meal tickets, all
papers relating to the party Includ
ing tho copies of registration cards,
will ho turned over to tho man in
cnmmnnd, and tho party will start for
Its training camp.
Must Watch Over Men.
It will be tho duty of tho com
mander of each party to watch over
his men during the trip, to see that
none are left behind nt nny station,
that all are fed regularly, and that
no liquor is furnished to the men en
route. When within six hours of
tJie camp he will file a telegram to
the Camp Adjutant General notify
ing him of the departure of the train,
i the local board will send a similar
message. Every precaution has been
taken to meet nny emergency in ad
vance. Should a train be delayed by
accident, tho commander of each
party will have proper telegraph
blanks to report the fact to tho Camp
Adjutant General nnd ask Instruc
tions. After the departure of the levy for
camp, tho local boards will turn to
gathering up stragglers. If there Is
evidence of wilful violation of orders,
tho offender will be reported to tho
Adjutant General of tho Army as a
deserter nnd the local police will bo
j asked to arrest him on sight and
turn him over to tho nearest army
post for trial. Where there was no
Intention to desert, however, and the
missing man reports of his own will,
tho board wil send him on to the
camp with an explanation nnd a rec
ommendation ns to his degree of
culpability.
Arrived nt the camp, the party will
undergo final physical examination
;by nrmy doctors. It nny nro reject
ed tho local board will be notified
nnd an alternnto sent forward for
loach such case. Tho net quota of a
board will be regarded as filled only
when tho full number of men called
for, hnvo been finally acepted.
Provision is made, nlso, for a strict
nccountiug as to quotas, between the
Federal Government and tho Adjut
ant Generals In tho first Instance and
between tho Adjutants and tho local
boards In tho second. Reports to
show tho standing of such accounts
will be filed every ten days until
evory quota hns been filled.
You Xwtl a Spring Laxative.
Dr. King's New Llfo Pills will re-
jmovo tho accumulated wastes of win
ter from your intestines, tho burden
of tho blood. Get that sluggish
spring fever feeling out of your sys
tem, brighten your eye, clear your
complexion. Get that vim nnd snnp
of good purified healthy blood. Dr.
King's Now Life Pills aro n non-griping
laxative that nids nature's pro
cess, try them to-night. At all drug
gists, 2Cc. 1
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Miiui'n tho Word.
Doctor Something wrong with the
I baby?
J Mother Yes, doctor, ho got hold
lof an old dictionary, some way, and
chewed up two pages out of it.
"Did you give him an eniotic?'
"Yojj, doctor, but I can't got n word
out of him!" Exchnnge.
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears yj0 .
Signamle of WwZTW
YANKEE GUNNERS
HARD ON U-BOATS
ki:i:p suiimarinks uni:k sea
Y PlItINO AT KVKRYTHIXa
FROM LOGS UP.
Washington, Aug. 11. It looks
ns tho tho submarlno menace has
been ovorcomo.
Hundreds of ships a week bear tho
stars and stripes thru tho barred
zone, across which tho Kaiser said
we might send ono ship n week paint
ed like a barber pole.
The Navy Department Is ndherlng
to Its pledge to announce any dis
ncter. No disaster has been accounted.
The nnswer Is that tho Yankee gun
ners nre keeping the submarines bs
low tho sea and that Yankee Quarter
masters aro learning to lay big ships
on a course that would make a polo
pony Jealous. When a U-boat com
mander can safely get but one squint
nt a tnrgot less stable than a well
conditioned flee, his deadly torpedoes
go astray slnco Simm's squadron
turned the gamo and taught it to our
merchantmen and transports.
Yankee gunners when they enter
the barred zono nro taking a shot at
anything. They admit this. Float
ing logs, bits of wreckage, even big
sea birds, everything that bears any
resemblance to a periscope, right off
feels the crash of a three-inch shell.
Theso things nro shattered because
the Yankee gunners score hits. There
aro no scratch crews, such as many
of tho British merchantmen carry.
These aro among tho best shots of
tho United States Navy.
From what has been learned of
Admiral Slmms' reports there have
been real periscopes among theso vic
tims. This is borne out by the ap
parent caution which tho German has
learned. They no longer He calmly
half submerged with engines stopped
and everything ready for a fair
launching of thdir torpedoes. They
must take their shots on tho run and
after but one glance.
Absolute co-ordination between the
Slmms patrol of destroyers and our
transports and rnerckantmen has evi
dently been attained. It is generally
believed that the ships are sent thru
previously cleared and always chang
ed channels.
Secretary Daniels is now consult
ing with experts as to how much of
tho detail of this story can be made
public. When It comes out it should
bo ono to stir tho soul of every
American who knows the navy and
believes In his country.
THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL,
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
and THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
wish to secure the spare time of a
man or woman to act as local repre
sentative in Hartford and vicinity,
looking after the renewals of their
many subscriptions in this section,
and introducing theso publications
to new readers. Payment will he
raado in salary and commission. Pre
vious expcrVeno is desirable but not
ossential. IJor details address, with
references, Be 654, THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Independ
ence Square, Philadelphia. 17t2
OMiKIKM) REDUCES
WORLD'S SPEED RECORD
St. fcouis, Aug. 11. Barney Old
field lowered two world's automobile
records for a dirt track in three sanc
tioned events against Ralph do Palma
at tho Maxwellton race track today.
In tho 15-mllo race, Oldfiold's time
was 12:04. Tho previous record was
12:23, made by tho late Bob Bur
man In Bakorsfield, Cal., in 1915.
Oldfleld then broke tho 10-milo rec
ord of 8:15 4-5, nlso set by Burmnn.
Oldfleld niado tho distance in 7:5S
4-5.
In tho 25-mllo Do Palma led all the
way and won by one-fourth lnp. Old
field's englno refused to work
smoothly, it was announced. Do
Pnlmn's tlmo was 20:51 2-5.
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Ibul Colds From Sudden Changes.
Spring brings all kinds of weath
er and with it comes colds and tho re
vival of winter coughs and hoarse
ness. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-IIoney will
head oft a now cold or stop tho old
ono, tho soothing balsams rcliovo the
soro throat and heal tho Irritated tis
sues. Get n bottle to-day and start
treatment at onco. At your druggist,
25c. Formula on tho bottle. 1
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Somo Liberty Loan Items.
Now York banks nro said by tho
Now York Tltuos to now hold very
small blocks of Liberty Bonds. This
is accounted for by tho facts that
most of theso banks received only a
relatively small amount of tho bonds
they subscribed for, and that thoy
hnvo mndo salos to their customers
of thoso they did receive under the
allotment. Tho fact that tho bank3
aro not loaded down with thoso bonds.
Is regarded by tho Times ns denoting
a very healthy condition for tho
Liberty Loau bond market as it
Bhows tfliat there is a popular demand
for the bond.
Tho New York Sun snys that the
astounding leap In tho number of
bond Investors from tho comparative
ly small nifcnber of bond holders pre
vious to the Llborty Lonn Bond salo
to over four million subscribers to
tho Liberty Lonn, hns opened the
eyes of tho banking world to tho
enormous possibilities which will
undoubtedly bo at their disposal for
placing the second government lonn.
Tho people, It stntcs, have been im
pressed with tho ndvantnge of sav
ing nnd lending money to the govern
ment. ,
Postal savings in New York have
been mounting rapidly notwithstand
ing numerous purchases by small in
vestors of Liberty Loan Bonds. De
posits nt tho New York rostofficc and
branches Increased nine million
dollars or forty-eight per cent for the
current year, and tho number of de
positors now number one hundred
thirty-five thousand.
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Stomach and Liver Troubles.
No end of misery and actual suffer
ng is caused by disorders of the stom
ach and liver, and may be avoided by
the use of Chamberlain's Tablets.
Give them a trial. They only cost a
quarter. m
Silver From Texas Mines.
Tho United States Geological Sur
vey, Department of the Interior, re
ports that the Presidio silver mine,
in Texas, was in continuous opera
tion during tho first six months of
1917, that mining was also carried on
during that period In the Vnn Horn
and Siorra Blanca districts, and that
several shipments of copper ore were
made from deposits in tho "Red
Beds" of Foard and Knox counties.
The result was a small output of cop
per, lend, and zinc but a production
of silver for tho six months of fully
340,000 ounces.
"BOTTLED LIGHT"
SEEMS REALITY
INVENTOR GETS PERMISSION
TO ILLUMINATE WHITE
HOUSE GROUNDS.
Pittsburg, Aug. 12. "Bottled
llgtit" will soon illuminate the front
hiv n oi the tVhito House in Wash
ington, according to the lnvetor
Ethan 1. Dodds, of this city. Mr.
Doods, who recently returned froji
the r.atlonal capital, claims to have
nn order from President Wilson for
he light, which will shine from an
arc globe twenty Inches in diameter
and will bo "sparkled" every night
from the Arlington Heights wireless
station.
Gugllelmo Marconi has perfected
the "sparker," which enables tho
Doods globe to be lighted at a dis
tance of 2,000 miles. Altho the light
Is to be a gift to the Nation, it will
not bo surrendered until Mr. Mar-
eoni lights a globe in San Francisco
from his wireless plant in Now York.
The Dodds light will hum best
under water and it gives out no heat.
The Navy Department has been con
ducting a series of tests In many big
harbors strewn with mines. By tho
use of tho invention an undersea lane
can bo marked out thru which ships
may pass In safety. No scintillation
takes place In tho light and ships
coming into tho safety lanes will hnvo
no trouble nt night In following the
routes. An enemy ship at a distance
can not seo tho Dodd light on ac
count of tho absence of reflection.
Because it gives out no heat "bottled
light" will find an invaluable placo
in coal mines.
Mr. Dodds, who formerly was
asociate with Georgo Westinghousc,
stumbled on tho new principle of
light storage while experimenting
with radium.
Business Hcholurbhlp.
Wo have for sale, a scholarship,
good for a complete course in either
Bookkeeping and Accounting or
Stenographers Courso In the Owens
boro Business & Industrial College.
For particulars apply at Republican
office. tf
Insist On Cnhli.
Shortly after tho Reconstruction
Poriod began, an old Southern plant
er met ono of his negroes whom ho
had not seen since tho hitter's libera
tion.
"Well, well?" said tho planter.
What aro you doing now, Undo
Josh?"
"I'so a-preachin1 of do gospel."
"What! You preaching?"
"Yassa, mnrster. Pbo n-proachln."
"Well, well! Do you uso notes?"
"Nossuh. At do, fust I uso notes,
but now I do-mands do cash." Judgo
Her Regret.
Paticnco Who Is sho in mourning
for?
Patrice Her husband.
"Isn't it becoming?"
"Sho thinks so. Sho says she is
sorry sho didn't hnvo an opportunity
to wear it before." Exchange.
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