ï~~J
A;' ag " sg dea4ths to --,}t tto'.n. Four hun dr newt,Y, t' t ctlmatadWedneeds7that
but, ob f the sdools in the!
r ttbSrtr7 are closed bst use of the
lhu. The 'flu has reached the epil
s.tage in eeArly every- state.
are re 65,00 cses in Ohio.
- - Report. Wednedsyr- sheared- the
Iflu on the wanejin army (camps Lit
May dfeaths from tine umonia are increta
seq aurday
s4M tuapin -n the flu
H.7a~~~ ue askiled
l p~rvitde
wed i.tw'dsa, possibly
Q askse City tsar
ptesllrate;105.400 to
[email protected] 'Du hospital.
- w ine beds for Â~800
L.tu:3pienetts.
I sothers said schol
r-' tmn-bioaes of:12..
W eent when scheols
tit' cdiesra with eon- #s.and ractkI@5er.
odsae wrking
ItErisS. lRockwood
s40gbe done Inth ie
l; ~ B petators a o
1)S*1 court c Jeo
FLU STOPPED AT SHERMAN
By Untted Press
N~q1M1P SHERMAN. 0.. Oct 16 -htedi aeort~e. now believe the'
influenza " epidemic here has been
stamped out. Two Ohio men died
yesterday. They were Carl S. Hel
inger.' Satem. and Jost-ph C. Bltack.
Spokane.
WORKING ON FLU VACCINE
CINCINNATI. Oct. it--Dr. Rose
nau of the M1ayo cliict. Rochester.?dinn.. responding to an inquiry fromt
the local health board. ham wired
Dr. Wilinm.'eters. health officer,
he is working on an influenza serum
Mae promised to send samples of the
vaccine i it is successful.
FLIP TOLL IN NEW YORK:
N KiW TORK. Oct. 16-New Spanish tnfluetnza cases today totaled! 113. against 492Â~ yesterday. There
were 317 deaths, as against 322 yes
terday. The Spaniah influenza 4ictints reported since Sept. 18 number
49,024. with 2296 deaths.
317 DEATHS IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Oct. l$t-During the
last 24 hours there were 317 deaths
from itnluenza in Chicago. There
Were $21t jsw cases reported in the
city. Theaters and moving picture
o4tgr~ have beens closed.NsOhaleStecs Rzeksage
~4 ChieslitsaStkEels eese
INPE5
Priests V e
pea
Priests in th
1-LftocesoJWe.a
[letter from the
reify. tiatop of
"On account
Spanish infituen
ulatlonts ate pu
"All orders in
S! ealth are to
with.
"Wherevert
has so decreed
and halls will
gard to'funera
hiessed' private
funeral mass I
quaratntine is I
"During the
5lrnperata.'. a al
taken from the
t ience, will be
prayer will bet
'luring the pert
This itj the fl
w hich is in 41
has been order
the Cleveland
1 FLU PE
D.ES MOINE
thousand lowan
Spanish Influet
'ported during,
totalled 6244.
U. S. FARaB
WASIN(T(
Bonds hereaftet
titlon during ho
tary officials tod
sI e d by -the:
IBoard.
Proceeds of
Iare believed tQ
loam nn --re.lie,Inouary. 1919.
$EIZEP3 TA!
PAztIB; ct.,
Imieds" als l i
Join
Herman Sainptiner (left) and- "I walked beside one man from'
Eugene Greenbaum. right) wees Public Sqtuare to Ninth-st before
two of the 1000 Cleveland Itoy I got hint." says Sarnpltner. "You
Scous wo sarte ou N~~dn get subscriptions of you stick
Scots ho tared ut ht'.tlt with your customers." In the
day to "clean up" int the Liberty first three loaits scouts sold
l~an campaign. iBoth Sttmpli- 14.000.000 worth of bonds. Samney-and (tires'nhaum won htonor Wilner lives at 1620 Crawford-rd;
nlS21dls in other loan campaigns. G~reenbaum at 10613 Bryant-as'.
22 DEATHS IN DETROIT 11 DIE AT YOUNGSTOWN
DETROIT. Oct. 16-Influenza cases YOUNGSTOWN, Oct. 16-Eleven
are steadily increasing here. Reports deaths have occurred het'e from
today show 22 dead and 750 new Spanish influenza. Fight hundred
cases in the past 24 hours. attd fifty cases have bteen repotted.
South High School has been turned
FLU- PRECAUTION- TAKEN into a. hsaita4ou-the--sssai eHarry L." Vail. secretary of the influenza. -
City War Board, has Instructed em--.
ployee to take a half-hour walk in POET GTS JOB BACIK"
the open air as a precautionary Jahn F. lernie. whO says he has
measure against Spanish influenza, written more thtan 1000 poems, again
Extra time is given at the tunchbs n ctyempoy at W. Third
hour. -any barns. -
Hernte wrote poe~n crltleirtztg cit r'
REPARATION IS DEMANDED work add,4ost-his jis two yearkaki
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1-tA es' "I. still +. nd tie tp tUsAwn i1
lutidis dediaring for entire ' 'epare. verses," d.tiot -byter many lit devastated tot"
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