ï~~on o!the - m ro owS
"~ se #rious O! a Ers.c es. tow th e. Nlw akee..';;
ldt te Private August 7. 8(55di5k. Chaseg
her- educe- DIED CT DIB~AE ='
be f- Lieut. Itarcus T. Cseyr. 11ew 3lstmse.
l-n- Wh OUIEDD E EDELY.
tienda ss ~-Liect. Pied Ean. 'Jr-' e681 Pramnlln place.
L Ked5~s ilwaukee.;o continiue. Chase.EnPP. ceh '"
the. school Elm Edmundel flI. Basins.
f the corps; WOVIDiW:,5D511K UIIDETKM WED.
nI Ltniv~z e slGEAlTWbre 'tkeni 'John.. Cuillean. Al'oms.
indance in Itoesell;Martin Arkransaw."" Rerman Sn Ith. Durand..
e E! 1, Isador rn lt.Bsuya
ConN Pi kTEdwin Rilsy. Portag.&
EFUArin Blaitter. Mosne.
H orace' Knight. Osel.
to acord- Vernn Neie6n. Oaf oLd
a request,. on eero. rggv~t.
Voss head-- Matlhew RyaTn. Soldiers Grove.
MUIuw Lloyd.Ailie Scott. Droohside.
Mlwucs Earl -5. Thompeon. Iced do Lee.
f flobert Eugene Moililan. ballsa.
-PLE NEED'
10-PH-OSPHATE
iyt.l n a lt.asI e wtto.gand lienta rai ned in. igt 4 27 pgua.
lee f epecilvely. through the admnitrtilos cf
a short orms of treatment. Dciii patients
cnei lat= they have not felt a irong, and well
for tha. Pact twelve ies..
This' Increaae in weight asc.,ceries wit h tataritpoem nteh th
ad. t -ae NJervouaoese. usleeplesese end lack of
uw sfad' g.wahnearly alwaya accmpo.
nwsv thinesse. aeon disappear. dulliores
bon brighi and pale eheeka glow with
ci e oomofperfect health.
lime Josephine Davis. the popular ates
reporting her own experiences with BSure.
Phosphata. s: "It Is vesearkable whatI
ft did for we. After a few dare I baga"
to regain o strength. flt full of life. end
beat of all, wee able to sleep soundly end
elimylUttle ailments seemed to disappeag.
regined twelve peous In lour weeks."
aJ'hysliana and hospitals everywhere are
sow oscoglting its merin, by Its glse in
ever increasing nuentiline. Frederick iolls
M. D. editor of lNew York Physlelauc'
"Whoas Who." we,. "Bitro-phoephal,
should he preseribed hy every doctor sad
used in aurs hospital. to increase streogeb
and nerve Ios. and to enrich the blood."
Joe. D. ifarriga,
Wormer Visiting ape.
cialist ItoNorth Beet.
JOSEPIPUNE erntispiunaatcev. says:
PAYIS!mot'thos who nse
weals: thin. nree
%:":anaemin. or rundown.
tae a natural. us.
adulterated substance
suchasa bliro-phosphata
and you will soon sae
some aitqnlhinga rs.
5su1t5 in tta s-ease of
nerve esery. etrength
a., opoweyr of endsanoe,"
aeuaw du
Dr. Edwai
e tio
After Asswttirig Lpideic.Qintendrnes: Suifering mn
F light:to Oswego:. Ravaged 'Country5
Onvery timg...Isaprogressing' fa1vor..-;1Monday as "wash' da"pales into its{
oywith a reduced number of meas.. signlficanlce as a bO5sy day, when 0cm"
e.. Aha~,.ae 2e Cos.rr o reported Dr. Georgey Rha~,p~d-with* 0~ ohd~e.f
health oomncnasloher.'--Sunday night, clothing.,for. the Beilans.
speaking -" of the progress of Persons --In. charge' of the - erlobla
the hnfLenza epidemnicin. laliwauk stations;ini-. the different wards will'
"I wilt not. have full reports until be on. 4.ji' aryantd willatay:late;,
Monday morning. I can not tell any-=t
thing. about the probable lifting of *5V h ~ide foct~n
the ban on' public amnusemnents 'and - hih' Mlwamkee', housewlveg:- have.
gatheung-t will all depend, upon collected for: hird during. the last
circnmstances. The ban is being lif week. Thereis:- no. doubt but. the.
ed. in *ome1 placer' but each must bO twenty-lve tone requested by the Rled
the judge of its,ow'n situation." Cross wll:be.collected by 'SaturdayAt the Inuena hospital: in thie night, when - tIle collection.campign
N~lunacheg repidenos there. -ere wrmOting ptcusy iye
sixty-six i'.tse ' on. Sunday with no "am.obh atclry dr
new patients and no deaths. At the quired.- for it -is hoped to make. the
Auditorium hospital" 103. oases ser shipments, of:=this clothing before the
being cared tor. Six patients' were veycdldwter sets fn anid.the eufbrouht in dcin thedayand her now. il'..Belium in itensified'
brugtwindurngtht dyhndthreDiscardedcodate for: men and women
wer to dats.are requeetedl,. also warm_ stockings.
The day was such that physicians- n evsosadudrer
natuall wold esiatetB avePe-Warm cape;for- the -children: are also
tiente. transferred to tle hospitals, asked for,. and '.for the tiny babies.
hence the number- reported may not warms petticoats,, -nightties, blanketsbe a fair indication of the number of and shawls.,::.
new cases in the city. Thr'Red: Cross omfiers feel sure. that
Death Rabe Hlgb. In their appeal.they are asking for
" Yre rne toayfrom three weeks ry.little-that.- ts~ch household mut
in the volunteer medical service' said hvsalss ubro hnsta
Dr. Edward: G. Loge, 1015 " Second will, be -useful acrosess and:-Which
street. on Sunday. 5Aftdr I olu cannot' be of any. particular use, to
youe-ithowners.'
teere&) was ordered by Burgeon G33., The following station will. receive
Rupert Blue to report at Oego, bnlso ltig l ek
N. Y, and act as assistant of the pub- bundls ward.lotirg'alBatisechrch
lie health service there. Oswego Oge avne nd arhlste;
in the throes of an Influenza epidem. Smn e 91.Sasnt;Marshalrdt;
Ic. WVith a civilhn population of sondStreet s e:idartn; Fot
about f2.000. there were between 9,000 s710SGrand.scholenueaithMrtSec.odrAhe
and 10.000 cases, with the deathse 10rn ae ehol nerMiftSeond- Sh
eg wnyfieadyfo 7bu 44 Thirdestreet; Seventh, Sullin hall;
ten days. - Twelfth 'szid> Lee. teeuts. Eighth. 'Pot
"For Ontario in located there, but j onia-ball,' Wlndlake avenue and BurnI had nothing to do with the forces ' ham stret;- Ninth. 1702. Walnut
stationed at the fort. The dinease J street; Tenth, Twenty-first street and
had a good tart-yrhen I reached 05. North avenue. and Fond du Lao avewtgo and I was kept busy. night.and tnile: Eleventh, 719- Twentieth avenue
dye, treating hundreds of influenza Stanley -;Cserwtnali drug store;cases and many cases of pneumonia, Twelfth, 405 Mitchell street; -Thu-4
btut had the good fortune not to loins iseath, 846 Third street. A. 'P. Rosena patient. berg company; Ilourteenth."Flfth AyeMilwaukee Was Prepared. nue school.' hear Hayes. S. S. Cyril and
"Aaere in M1ilwaukee you. had - the Metbodluln school. TenthI and.- Hayes
advatag of avig eery recll-avenuies; Fifteenth. TIwent'-seventh
tion taken before the disease became Sis ol Cold S prn vne
tainpant and. In addition. the people Cl wn Avenue school, - corner
hadbee edcatd o tke areofTwrertle f street; Sixteenth, 2128
hadeneducatdor the ecaracter Twenty-seventh street; Seventeenth,
theseles.fortheseiu caace 546 Potter. avenue, neat to Weller';
of the- disease Was recognised from Il~htealitii: arlc place anid towjer'
the start' - That menet- t verytiuidg avenue;..Nineteenth. Thirty-sieventh
and I congratulate the health coin- Street school, corner Walnut street;
missioner and his committee on the Thirty-fith Street school, corner
way the epidemic has been hlded." Brown, street; Twentieth, Hopkins
Because of the epidemic of Span- Street school, corner Fifteenth street;
tab influenza, the meetinfg of the Twenty-first, Third and Ring Street
hoard of directors of the Milwaukee school; Twenety-second. '(rhqty-eighthCatholic Rome for the Aged, 544 Astor Street" school, corner Clarke' e treet,
street. scheduled for Tuesday night, Mmr. J. J. Schlesler. 4311 Lisbon ayehas boon indefinitely postponed. Ac- nue:" Twenty-third. Scott Street
cording to Mrs. James H. Hackett, school, corner Twenty-sixth. avenue;'
president of the board, the next meet- Sixteep Lb Avenue school, corner. Mn--
Ing-ot the board kill be held as aeon oral street; Twenty-fourth. hire. D.. l
as the ban is removed. D~anielson garage. 874 Layton bouleThe meeting of the Wisconsin Fed- vardI; Twenty-fifth. Mrs. Albert Hamm.1
eras Council of Churches, announced 1311 Twelfth street. ' -
to take place at Madison Mondmiy The downtown headquarters will be
night, lhas been postponed indefinitely 'at 347 Broadway, and outside of -Mill
becamen of the influenza epidemtc. waultee; the Red Cross- headqIuarters
- in ~toevery locality. ----
MRS. CLYDE H. FULLER
ILL. WITH INFLUENZA' ZONE-SITUATION WILL
-------, GETCONSIDERATION
Mrs. Clyde H. Fuller, 6 Waverly
place. is seriously ill with influenza,. "There will be nothIng automatic
superindluced by her exertions as cup- about the 'closing of selcona within
tarn of the woman's motor corps. She. half a mile of S. A. T..C. barracks,"
drove an ambulance. to. Camp Grant
andi... he r iends believe th... ta 50..wsid.William. LAustin un his return
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