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FLU WS INCREASE
1."(Continued From First Page.).masny new cases, as did Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama and Missiseippi.
*The epidemic also continues in the
Middle Weet. Louisville and five other
cities in Cntucky have many cases,
while Indiana yeterday reported 2,653
new casesoutside of Indianapolis,
where the disease to epidemic. The
malady alsoecontinues in i iineis and
Michigan, whiie (thi, reported that it
is prevalent In thirteen cities of that
State.
Missouri reported epidemic. in seen
citie., Minnerseta in thirty-six districte.
Colorado in eeven cities and Kansasein
*eeyen cities and many counties. There
is a serious epidemic at Oklahoma City,
with many casee in oilher parts of Okin=
Nomae.' The disease wee increasing in
nine eotntieiljn North Dtakota and was
reported fro asix cities ted several
counties in New Mexico. The epidemic
alsois widespread in Arizona.
* Idaho reported new cases from live
otlties., South Dakota reported tha disease thratent the State, Wisconsin had
new oases in ten cities. Wyoming re*ported 2.100 casea during tine past wevek.
Montana reported 2,00b1 new cases durinlg the wveok ending October t2. In
Arkansas the peak seems to have been
reacbed In moat cities, but the disease
is Increasing in the rural districts.
Iat the District of Coumbia both the
number of new casees of infiuenza and
of deaths increased today and portable hiospials were opened to take cart
of the overflow from public and privats Instituttions.
Aitho influenza eases in army campa
increased slightly, the number of pneumoenia casee (1699) decreased duritng
zee IHON
SAYINGS
- rU James P.Str od, Locust.Grove, 0.
S* THEY SUFFER "
E*WE MUST SACRIFICE,
rs ItechaulesEDavid N. Deou, htrookiyn,.. Y
Charles N. lianli, uaewatomire, Kan.
15, - Steve Toreheark, Middle Branta, 0.
WagonerC E. Young, Sentinel, Ok.
SPrivatesrs Buim Anderson, Alexandria, laid.
e -Em il -L,, Barah, Nt-tv York, N. Y.
pe3 Charles Brutont, I~oldee, Mo,
a. toHarry C. Cahill, Dayton, 0.
Frank (I. Champion, tjeorgeioi u. " Tex.
s(4letrge K. Chiurcht, Dennison, Minn.
tai Gifts Now! Ernest V. Crooley: M iddieto a, Coon.
Valeiitin; Davis, 1Weston, Pa.
CR E D I TO' = iluth it. Dewitt, San Atioclinto, Cal.
WIT YU %4 FISTPAIII. iirE.,Dick, Staunton, lit.
WITS OL O' FIRT PAYIENT., liward iW. Drapler, Adunms, Tan.
t~f { lt ' t ' If~t''lrn~~t~ ar )icbiiiaoui, Wiekeaahncg, Aria,
______________________________________I Newto.1. Dudley.tPleasnt Hilt, Mo.
ltuy L., Dtgan, St. George lKan.the twenty-four-hour perold ending Natbtan 1"einbioao, amburg, N, I.
today at neon, Deaths were 657 againstlst Fiske, Caifax. N. D.
684 yesterday. Influenza cases report- Thees..iFannery, Doresy, Pa.
ad (from all camps since the epidemico Jinimig Cigas, Mcliuney. Ti-a,
began total 273,145, pneumonia eases Mount 1,. Colson Pratttville, Ala,
42,675 and deaths 13,681. Victor W. Htaglung, Isanti, Mitre.
__________ Ioy Harris, Nacona, Tex.
CA PSERMAN DENIES tacot, L. Hartman, Baltimore, Md.
CAMPIhoa. P' Hogani, Coeiir D'Aiene, Idaho.
QUARANTINE RENEWAL I'eee Heniry Kohtler, lackatranna, N. Y.
liery VilRolle, Aiiherst, 0,
Holmier Iliviand, iandromt, Mine,
(tl Associated Par.)t Theodore.lallo, Rtoseau, Minn.
CAMP. SHERMAN, 0., Oct. 18.- C;eo,..alemeyn, University lece. Neh,.
Rumors that spread ini somie parts of "*"*"",Â~,, " Â~ Â~ " "* *"*"*Ohio lats today that a most strict " SACK THEM UP! *
quarabtiage had againi been placed ona
military activities at Camp ShermaniDvi O Kigsey * * 0O N Y
were shown to be false by a statement 1"-Mward Koehler, Eckman, N. D.
issued tonight by Major It. F. Duck- Charles F. Lane, Winstoni-Salena, N. C.
wail, camp surgeon, in wthich he stated Arthur J. Lavigne, Sainford. Me.
that the Influenza epidemic nt Camp John -Leigthcart, Philadelphia, Pa..
Sherman is "a. thing of the posIte. JohhaLeszccsinski, Detroit, Mich.
ports on the twenty-four-hour death Frank J. Levandoske, Ambnoy. N. J.
toil at 3 p.m. showed ony nine victims Joseph Isiebinaix,.Kanoout City, Mo,
during that period, briging the total Ludlow L~ulthr, Ctninitioti, 0.
list to 1,1110. Wyn. I-i,, McAllister, Tonoweada, N.
Quarantine regulations. hioever. IHenry P. McCann. Bruikito, N. Y.
have not been removed txcept lit a feit Henry F. McCausland, Laitrencevil..
case and thse itiasures affecting Illinoia.
theaters taed camp clbrooms arct, homoa I.tcCiuitahan, TFayetic te. ol'..
atill In effect, i Thomas C. Mi-Itrait, Jamcestoii. N. tI.
IthciyoChliohth iu-dwrJ.cenaPrvdneI.tio tonight is not as favorable as James Maggie, New Yorko, N. 1'.
heretofore, Forty-itre new casis wereTc(1agek FolPrkN.Y
reported during the day. Qutarantine JctMcekFoa ak.Y
regulationeso i fet ilrmi Charles Francis Mahon. Matta n, it.
so iodefiniti'y, it was statedt, Henry E. Maples, Hoyt, Ohio.
Henry Kremer of Dqytoai tas listed Clyde R. Martin, lprlngficld, M1.among todays dead at the base hoe- Horace Matthewe, Washington. It.
pttl. Jacob Matlis. Yonkers,. 1'.
L.awrencr A. MsHele otso iii. W. Va.
PHYSICIANS ASSIGNED Ezara A,.9Mayo m0Ida. C.
Itans Mile.Cairo, Ill.
TO BAD "FLU"5 SPOTS Willis Miller, Norman, Ohios.
Thomas B, Miller, Cedar itepitis. Ia.
EntileoOrlando, Cleveland.,Cn
liv5 Asocied Press.i) tRaymoandIt. IRaneom, Hoc-h-snc. N. Y.
CO)IAtM Itt.'S, 0., Oct. 18.-With tuec Tandy iteid, Overton, Tex.
autnater of new capes being reported John It. Rolan, Portagevite. NMt.
ti the Stote Health Department at *..... d *
"armothet rate that wars to have beeai
expected," Acting Health Cojetmission. 0 BUY LIBERTY BONDS! "
er J. E- Bautnait totaiit nnounced
that there is sufficient medical oid "" 4 "doSÂ~ ".*,
to hatidi- thceltpidemnic In Ohio, altito Aivwle D. Rutledge. Giltct.,more titan toilet racesi have been re- Albert Martint. Philadelpii, a
parted. The uomialsssioner added, Howard 'V. Shoe, Schaeffccti tttt% Pa
however, ttat trained nurses and William M,. Smart, Molvae. K:+s+"t
nurses' aids were iteeded lii many Geoorge -It. South. Providenc.I.1
communittee, and urged wonien coas- Max Smnith. Eden Prairie. Will.
peteset to render service itt this en1- Warren N. Smith,. Scetton ilii. N Y.
ture to volupteer to itocal Ited Cross Charles Edward Strokerlv'itivlte.
headquarters,. Indiana.
Dr. E. W. Scott, Aseintatit Surgeon Paul Vunfleet, Cbathaat, '..
the day Health Comnmissioner Robert- Priate5 -eon directed a general vaccination of John J- McMackin. Philatte'thia, Pa.
Chicagoans with antitoxin, Tkslgsalth Herbert E. Macen, Jdadera. Cat.
Conmissioner also advised all persona Edward J. Newmnan. Chicago,.1Ill.,
to salute their frtends. but net shake l14ark Wailh Scranton, Pa..
handas ' nenaonit Jr, Keith, Philadelphia, Pa.
-Chief of Potilid Aloa~ck's pa-der dIreaeV. A Obren, St. Louis, Mo:
aed tt~st Rolltlt pshod alt. 0 Medicine es, MedicineLodge, Kan.
- - - 4 t i~lp4to n eCastebok,
dison' at., Washington, P'a.
Claude Isom. 1714 Wabash avdnah,_
Kansas City, M1 o.
Orvie L.,Jones, H. F. D. 1, Box 38J'a
Santa Rtosa, Cal.
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" OF THESE BOYS?*
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Missing In Action,
Lieutenanteilonald Johnston, Harrisburg, Pa.
Claud Roeo Lucy, Ellington. Mo.
Rioland S. Tait, St. Louis, Mo.
Frank Walther, New York, N. T.ttergeao
CharlesC tie, Long Island Clt,
Fred Sexaner, Astoria, N. Y.
Corporals~
Obadiah H. Harrison, Brooklyn, N. Y.
George C. Hancock,.1Hazlewood. Plttsburg, Pa,
Chtarles J. Hayden, Latrobe, Pa.
George 'I. Olsoan, Duis.e Pa.
Frederick Vanti-usen, Greenwicti, Cl.
Clarence I.. Waters, Colunibus. 0.
PrivatesMiltard Mi. Alderton, Reynoldavitie,
Pennsylvania.
Charley Alexander, Cnster. Ky.
John E. Anderson, Virginia, Minn.
Itaymiond E. Barnes, Akron, 0.
Edward A. Bates, Boston, Mass."
Iftughi Bates, Homer, Tex.
lucy Hielaki, Shamiokin, Pa.
IReece N. Riffle, Wetunika, Okla.
Joseph Ilourasna, Canmbridge. Has.
Ncholas F. iozzeita, tirobtyn, N. T.
VittiamTa. Budiove, Chticago.' iii.
riovoitniCapocetta. hhrltsviite, Pa.
(h ants E. Carberry.,ltrtiklyp, N. V.
ii A. Cornishi, Etontoitih i-otis, Ore.
Jecry Ciitrona. Lotli, N..1.
Alte-ander C. Donnt, m rand Itopide,
timh C. Eider, Faratitigti. Ca..Fiatnes Fandrich. Motadlit, Mon..iott Fasso, Chicago, Ill.
ci ~tFountaln, Hetatti, Iir-i.
t cc It. Fox,.teiitt te, i.
cary B. Frost, Hatotvitit.n N. J.
shitr A. CavitDirr-it. Mi-h.
r i:ttH. tirisirnid, mens-% Cii. N. J.
itccntii thuiterrez. W.iloni-lirg. Coo.
eingrte V. Halt, Petti... vie. N. V.
ChisotHarry, Seatle.r,\:,si1. /
ihsept, Lee Ilmozard. Cint, iii, N. V..lantesIH. Itenry-, Pt it-tip"Ihio, Pa.
tier C. Higgins Wysan~ttiti, liit.
Ctlsnrs Hialop.. M.,, tec, N. It.
linoyi Heime, Lainie-, Mitt.
1Datniet S. lr "!u, Wiotlet i,N. 1V
Victor Jawitroweki, lit-trost. Micit,
hferbert J. Johnson, hut ai: ke-. Win.
Metey Just, Neiilsvitl-. \Vis.
Jfames D. Nealy, Polligiti ti.N V.
Emil H. Ectitoske, Etnm Mlli, Tex
JtohntKeriae, Hoceicar. N. V
Plmer C. I-tiitgbelt, Cilstic. Wte.
Henry 5. Kugler,.lJarhncic ci. Wis.
Ctharles C. Lathode, Plttlm,'ith. Ni-i.
Harry Lanehart, tSaxitn.1'..
Johnt H. Larson, Tulisa. i rt.
tRobert Lavirina, Lis:ing-,.Cal.
Lester Leamant, Lancateri, Ita.
Street Lebleu, (Gnsport..\it.
Johnt'. Lehman, Filmur-. N V.
W'illiard H. towmnan, (onerdia. Kin.
Cruz R.lutartinez, Mom-nut, Arte.
Josepti F. htehan Hrc ki%, N. V
Fredh Honmieuti, iCteriieyvi.t,i.l
Fred Monroe, thivrehhi. tha.'
Johit Nedzoiirine, l;a.
Henry O'Ca attirMiddle to t s,.,
Joel F. t'aretetir, Acton. is'
Jerome Pit iii Cribb, Ott.,
Johnt 11. thilipis. Keypori. N S.
STR'OIKEOF APOPLEXY
- TAKES PETER J. FAGIN
Onand to Nava telalperaturrso ut100t.4.
DIFFERENT 'KIND OF FLU.
bU EN OS AIRES, Oet. 10.--Tn-ce are
100.00cases of tufluena it. IBuenos
Aires. Tike amedical authorities aay
that tlje diaa.i not Spanish influenza. htI* been no- deaths
PRIVATE HARVEY M. ROGERMAINt
Wortibtisjust creeto the tair~iY
of. Roee-ti, the live at 611 Mound
street, ho::.I%. that he was wounded
in action,:Ind that the degrte df his.injury tas nildetermnined, Rogermn
in a rec-it mostcard home Said: '1"
am 'o. itn-it wili have a chance to
get a fi-c mtune before long. I wil
be ai thi- frent by the time this
reachestyiou."
GUARDIANS OF CITY
TO PRESENT DEMANIDS;
SUIT FOR OVERTIME
A alec: celi. it has persisted for
seerraotatoys I.. t-he- fffct that the
further nt-la It ing abc-ut withot
dielay ati ii-rear- iii t-,it salaries. It
in nail thoot ati iititiutit is being
prepar-ci by til-tentortt both these
clrpartncentas for carty trereittati.i to
tte city acuthorities ttud xtat the ee
tiay hi- t-ecentot iove wrt onttiih
desired ri-stilt is ci.taimied.
Thre wtcl.afair. hceoer. is so
carefully givorteet thtat only ax fetv
teen tite bet-mt -ntrusted icitht the
senret. Iis n ktetitthat sit attack
from the tstoi--ced in csoti to be
A tet,'t-t'is lute urei..trcrin
cihich ate ili. -"-ii ottwiclile It-h,. icity
for ov'en imii, ii ii- griuti thathe
sticaitinit t.i "~mtoicto tctitch etotrit
thou eight hin ir t- t"""1'(I mittndall thae
tinte over thiat:. titit as thai jut in
at schoom. In -i.drill, eli-. sou~ltd
be Ipsid for ato itti'lite. it is told
titat -see poltiovtt 0 IttIcos:u,'for
mre then $1.titi1-, it int t. laims
is overtime. i-ii4,.t h-sereC avoratti decic iso'aci.! the- -ity
will if tecatled iii-- o-t paymv httitids
if dtollars for t'iiat. -
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grand eM.toefatpth Ossae-r th~htt~
t havteesn heltist stottwek
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ca.+rt t'rtday. iraf: -.tiiian tl
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it-cr auto sarase war n. C ia-ttl
hefores aftelsirtor.t t it ~rnthe
charte oft isstordiratin -. thieke
whtnIrs ui tite.
tilcitATItil the s ii ".rte had
teen v~'eit' 0 siAe Ot. krM
Eltt street, wsa ci t " a. hi1,
]titoete i ts 0dg Y~tn.n re ini
iashtintonut aask.
atIs ret ee aecetar.'. 111",
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itt i.,1 ta beela.trt"
mosits,, it ct 5K crtt iii t. 111. ceitotun
to ti-c hits Friday l rlt; 1 ra
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hnei ttis,t baftrneds:,'.: I":t.ra
Martin Wail, a Lieutentatt ini the
Fire Deportment statuoned at Egine
Company 1, Hate ant i--inre
streets, was Friday nighit'stictims. He isa e d by his wire and
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