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Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
jan18d
MAYORS OFFICE. Cify of Norwich COuuecficut.

To either Sheriff of the City of Nor
 wich, Greeting:-
 You are hereby directed to warn the electors of the City of Norwich to meet in special city meeting at the Town Hall in said City of Norwich on Fri day Jan. IS, 1918, al o'clock in the evening, for the following purposes, viz:
 To determine whether approval shall be given to grant, properly executed, whereby it is intended to convey to Albert s. Bard. subject to proper re- strictionS; the right to lay and main tain walks and drivewayS fsSm the street entrance to Mohegan Park over strip of city land to certain lots owned by said Bard. lying northerly of and adjacent to such city land. and the right to lay and maintain pipes and conduits in and across said strip, and also the right of having said strip of land kept free from permanent To authorize the Court of Common Council of said City to appropriate
 $500 for the purpose of erecting public scales for said City.
 Council of said City to appropriate g, 900 for necessary repairs and inn proxement to the stone crusher and its equipment belonging to said City.
 Council of said City to appropriate $2,160 for the purpose of paying pre-. mium on the compensation insurance
 of the Public Works Department of
 To authorize the Court of Common Council of said City to appropriate
 5000 to provide the balance needed
 for ordinary repairs to the Public
 cal year.
 To authorize the Court of Common
 Council of said City to appropriate
 s2,4oo for the payment of fire insur-
 years on the Court House in said City.
 To authorize the Court of Common Council of said City to appropriate
 a sum not exceeding s200,000 out of the
 Treasury of said City for the purposes of purchasing and installing a new 5000 K. w., turbine. two 300 h. p. boilers with necessary apparatus for the necessary improvement of the Gas
 and Electrical Department said sum to be provided according to the pro- visions of Chapter 122 of the General Statutes of this State.
 To authorize the Court of Common Council of said City to appropriate not exceeding s25, 900 for the purposes unit with it's necessary equipment for the Gas and Electrical Department of said City, said sum to be provided ac- cording to the provisions of Chapter To authorize the Court of Common Council Of said City to appropriate | $500 for the impr provement of Rockwell street
 To authorize the borrowing of the l money, the appropriation of which may 1 be authorized for the foregoing pur- l poses and to authorize the execution 1 of the proper notes and other securities l of the City therefor.
 l To determine whether the unexpend- 1 ed balances of specific appropriations 1 made at the last annual meeting of 1 sa6A City for different purposes shall 1 be used when necessary, for the pur- poses for which other specific appro- l priations were authorized | Dated at Norwich, this 11th day of l January, 1918.
 i ALLYN L. BROWN, Mayor of the City of Norwich. i I hereby certify that the above and 1 foregoing is the warning directed to
 me for service by publication. 1 Attest:
 l VIM. J. FITZGERALD. 1 Sheriff of the City of Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

GiTtS rom HS0 OfoSS rIlt the oPot and Make Them Envied by Others.
 The following are letters which were received a short time ago by the members of the Red Cross at Baltic. who have gone from that locality and how they appreciate the gifts:
 Forts Slocum,
 -- Nov 20, 1917. Red Cross of Baltic, Conn.
 My Dear Friends: I want to thank you for the set that you gave me. am making good use of the sweater and wristlets. As for the scarf I have not worn that yet. I put the whole set on the other night and showed it to about fifty fellows in the shack with me and they all said they had some Red Cross in my town. There are about D fellows in the shack with me and only few have sweaters, none have wristlets or scarfs. Some of the fellows asked me if my mother was president, because I got the set, but when I told them she wasn't and that all the boys that went from Baltic got set they decided that Baltic was some place, and it is believe me. Again thanking you. for your gift to me, close, wishing you success in your good work.
 TOMMY BELL.
 Reserve Barracks, Newport, R. I.
 Dec. Il, 1917 Lady Members American Red Cross,
 Baltic, Conn.
 My dear friends: First of all I wish to thank you all for your most kind and appropriate gift to me when I left home to report for duty here in New port. You will never know how great amount of comfort it has already giv- en me, as a protection from severe cold weather, and as memory of friends at home, also making great sacrifices, that our country may be victorious in it's fight, and that the men may have all the comfort possi- bie.
 It is q strenuous life here. just the I thing to build fellow up and make him able to stand the hardships of shipboard, and I hope that I may be | able to do a little bit in helping the big victory along.
 sincerely thank you. one and all again. for your gift, and you may be sure I will think. of you often when on guard duty. If any of you have dme, a letter would be a Godsend; any little news of the home town. May God bless you all is my ear nest wish, and may you all have a Merry Christmas.
 Sincerely your friend, l EDWARD J. KELLY. | Seaman, U. s. ". R. F. 1 Reserve Barracks, Y NJ C. A., New port, R. I. l Torpedo Station, Newport, R. I. | Nov. 16, 1917. | Dear Mrs. Jodoin: received the out fit and I wish to thank the Red Cros. for it. By the way the weather is starting in they will sure come in fine
 I remain,
 Respectfully yours.
 JAMES CULLEN. 1 Camp Green, l Nov. IA, 1917. Airs. E. Cote: | Dear Madam: Received today the sweater the Red Cross sent me and thank them very much for it. It surt will come in handy in a few days a: we expect to go to a colder country il a few days. This is a very nice place we're in now, weather is fine and nic, and warm in the day, but 1t gets quite cool at night Sorry we're going tt leave for I am just starting to like it.
 We'll, thanking you again for tht kindness and with the best of wishes remain, as ever,
 Your friend
 l ARTHUR BOUCHER. l Supply Co.,, 16Hh Inf, Camp Greene fist Div, N. C.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
PLAINFIELD
Miss Marshall Recovering From IT, pess-British- American War Relief Fund Reaches $2,o85, of Which Jew ett City Has Contributed $465.

Miss Exilda Marshall, who has been i'll for the last two weeks, is able to sit up. She is nurse in the employ of the Metropolitan Life InzGrance Co. with territory in the surrounding towns. Her many friends were pleas ed to hear that she will be able to be about soon-
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Team No. 6.
cam No. 6
Aetna Leaque.

At the Aetna alleys Thursday eve ming Red Sox won two games from the Giants while the White Sox took three straight from the Phillies. The matches were fast and exciting. all though no exceptionally high scores were rolled. The scores:
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SPORTING NOTES

Champion Jess Willard is having a great time trying to kid the public in to believing he wants to fight again.
 Ringside experts in Philadelphia are unanimous in declaring that Lew Hen dler, Quaker candidate for the light weight honors, administered a severe
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tions are such as to make a change to some other city desirable.

some other city desirable.
 Mike O'Dowd, middleweight cham pion, hSs been assigned to Camp Dodge as a boxing instructor. As Mike Gibbons who considers that he is the real holder of the middleweight title, is located in that camp as a teacher, there may be a clash.
 The Yale basketball quintet experi- enced little difficulty in defeating the Dartmouth five at Hanover, Saturday night, in the .Intercoile giate league, 29 to IA Shedd and Van Slyck, the two Yale forwards, contributed many fea- ture plays. The latter made four cleverly executed goals from the floor. Stradella of Yale made four goals from the floor. two of which were long shots. Sample, harmon and John son were the most prominent men in the Green lineup.
 Chic Brown of New Haven means business. A week from Monday night he meets Battling kunZ, the state lightweight champion, at New Haven. Never were chances for quick vic- tory for Brown brighter Kunz has not been the same careful lad that he was a year or so ago. Since his defeat at the hands of Johnny Dundee in Bridgeport to catch on As a matter of fact Kunz is now going about with that l" don't care" attitude. He will have to care or else he won't hold on
 to that championship very long. He l may try to tell his friends that he will | do this CT that to Chic, but he will 1 have to show the fans now.-Bridge- l port Telegram.
 |
 . Senators Will Not Get Cut in Salary. :; Iii connection with the formality of ] mailing notices to his players that he will require their services for next
 season, as required in order to make
 reservations valid, Manager Griffith i reports that there was no agreement l at the American League meeting oI
 the joint concIave by which any gen. eral or systematic reduction of play CTS salaries will be made, and add 1 ed that there would be no indiscrim l mate slashing of stipends by the l Washington club, although some
 players would be asked to accept less pay, as all or most of them have tc l in the course of time, whether 1T peace or in war.
 Clyde Milan is the only Washington player whose long term contract or a baseball war basis has not expired
 His document has another year tt
 run. Walter Johnson's ended with tht 1917 season, and as Walter is gifted
 with much eloquence when it come: to negotiating a new contract, there may be an argument though som' think he will fall into line with les!
 discussion than usual, under existing
 circumstances.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
CREAM that will always
 WHIP
 Fresh Daily .r. at the Peoples Market 6 Franklin Street JUSTIN HOLDEN. Proprietor
LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF MONTVILLE sS., Court of Probate, Jan. 17th, 1918,
 Estate of Nancy M Street. late of Montville, in said District, deceaed.
 Upon the application of James NJ. Sawyer, praying that the Court admit an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of said de- ceased to probate. as per application on file more fully appears. it Is
 Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Montville, in said District. on the 22d day of January, A. D. 1918, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same one time in some newspaper hav- ing a circulation in said District, and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost ill the Town of Montville, in said District.
 DAN D. HOME,
 ]an18d Judge.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Eddie Roush led the. National League in batting last summer, yet he runs bad second to Roger Hornsby in the publicity stakes during the cur rent season.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18
COTTON.

New York, Jan. 17.-Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands 31Se.
 Cotton futures opened irregular. January 5000; March 5000 to 2s.60; May 2s.15 to zs.S0; July 29.55 to 2S.S0; October 2S.50 to 2S16
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Cardinal Gasquet has been appointed prefect of the Vatican Archives, an office which has been revived by the Pope
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Ira Thomas again has signed as coach of the Williams college base ball team and will begin work at Will iamstown next month
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Stuffy McInnis is perfectly satisfied to work under straight salary agree n1ent at Boston retfser than wait for the dividend which Connie Mack is willing to give his players at the clos of the season.
 Jack Bulger of the National A. c, of Marievilfe, B. l., was in Bridge port yesterday afternoon and last night practically closed match be- tween Billy De Foe of St. Paul, and Frankie Britt, of New Bedford, for Wednesday, January 2S. Billy is training at Battling Levinskys place every day.
 No athletic career that was cut short by the coming war conditions to the United States met more un- timely end that that of Earl W. Eby, the sturdy young runner from Chi cago, who, before he became a ser geant in the United States army, wore the colors of the Chicago Athletic as- sociation and the University of Penn | syivania in competition.
 Reports that Miss Mo1la Bjurstedt | contemplates trip to her home in l Norway this winter have been vigor- 1 odsly denied by the Morse girl, who holds the woTnen's national singles l championship of the United States. Miss Biurstedt is planning winter l campaign of tennis in this country and is at present working to insure 1 the success of the annual invitation
 women's tennis tournament at the
 Heights Casino, in Brooklyn, which l starts early in March
 
 i The Boston Red Sox are easona- bly sure to play McInnis on first base,
 Scott at shortstop, Gardner at third Strunk, Hooper, Walker or Walsh in l the outfield, with Schang and Agnew l behoind the bat The pitching staff l will include Bush, Mays, Leonard
 Ruth and Foster. As Jack Barry
 and Janvrin appear to be lost, Presi-
 dent Frazee must secure a new man
 to cover second base. If Dick Hob litzel returns to play first base, Me Innis may be assigned to the middle
 bag At any rate the Red Sox will
 present formidable lineup when the
 American league season opens.
 There is a possibility that the Yan-
 kees may make a change in thei1
 training plans as a result of the tor
 nado which swept over Macon las | Fr1day. Ine storm Ce1tefeu al NeHITd d
 City park, the big state fair grounds
 in which the ball park is located. Some
 buildings were blown down and tht
 grand stand at the ball park was de : molished. The club house of the Yan kees fitted up last season at cos l of several hundred dollars, was mex I to the winter quarters of a small cir
 GUS, and this building was blown down | A representative of the club will visi
 Macon this week to ascertain if condi
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

drubhing to Willie Jackson in their re- cent bout there. The men have been rematched. 4
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MONE EH.

1 New York. Jan. 1T-Can money
 firm: high 6; low 1-2; ruling rate
 1-2; closing bid 1-2f offered at 6; l last loan 6,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Stuffy McInnis is perfectly satisfied to work under straight salary agree n1ent at Boston rattser than wait for the dividend which Connie Mack is willing to give his players at the clos of the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

WHEN ToU WANT 70 put your nus- iness betoTe the pubic. therO is nc medium better than through the ad. vertising columns of The Bulletin.
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ATTORNEYS S-AT-LAW
Brown & Perkins, Eiitmes.s-la

Over Uncas Nat. Bank. Shetucke St. Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank. Tele phone 3S-3
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

Mike O'Dowd, middleweight cham pion, hSs been assigned to Camp Dodge as boxing instructor. As Mike Gibbons who considers that he is the real holder of the middleweight title, is located in that camp as a teacher, there may be a clash,
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS What Eastern Connecticut Boys Are Doing In Various Branches of the Service.

BOYS OF BALTIC
 ARE APPRECIATIVE Gifts From Red Cross Hit the Spot
 and Make Them Envied by Others.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-18

hereby certify that the above and foregoing is the warning directed to me for service by publication. Attest:
 VIM. J. FITZGERALD.
 Sheriff of the City of Norwich
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
Ia LEGISLATURE De
DURANGO NO ES
RECONOCIDA
Nc es producto del vote
popular slno de
Ia imposition

CIUDAD DE- MEXICO, OctUb-e
26.-La Legislature rcclentemente
;Msta!aGa en- el Estado dc Durango
na sido desconocida por Ia Camara dc
Diputados. que declare ~anti-constitu-
.ional Ia installation de aQuel Cuerpo
legislative.
Seglin declare uno de les represen-
,antes por c! Estado de Durango. los
miembros de Ia Legislature &c aquc-
la entidad no fueron ~clectos popular
mente. sino que su election eS obra de
las impcsiciones de los elementos que
estan en- 81 poder y muy esPec!"lmen-
te re los miembros &c la anterior Le-
gislatura. quienes hicleron la election
l su antoio y Ia l~cgalizaron.
Sc hizo Ia declaration. ademaS. ae
Que la constitution local eSta en- pug
ma con Ia constitution general del
pals. pues que Sc l2 hicieron modlfi-
caciones Sin tonlar en- cuenta Ia Fc-
deral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

ranGolos con hero met2li2o. Las an
ciguaS formulas de hero inorgan!co
Leben SujetarSe a ciertoS prored!mlen-
roS p~revios. que los convicrten en- ma
JerlaS asimilableS al ORGANISING. Ape
Sar &c 10 mUcho Que Sc ha dicho So
brc este asv1to Y De los numerosos
consoles cue han dado los doctores
muchaS personals inSisten en- tomar
hero mCc&iico. sinplemeute. SeCur
ne imagine. porquc estaS preparaclO-
ues vu!en inc cuanr0S ceat2vCS me-
nCS. No sieH0Te ne arogSejaGo a to-
dos les ~pGc:cuteS que recurran = suS
nedico> de ca5ecera y les pidan una
rsCeta de hero organize. Hero MI
yadc. para que g este SECURE ce ad-
aajrir ia medicinal appropriate, Pcro =
no lsseaa ;Cn3rse csta moics-ia bas-
"a con cue 50 tiica bieH al comprar IA
medicira cn las palaDras NUNATED
IRON. cue llev& cada fraSco eE IA ell
auc.a. s. listed ma tornado &lguna
medicinal rarec;da a. hero Nuxadc
in ob:ecer los resu!radoS ~apetcc!dcS
haga Ia prueha con eSta preparation
9ces recucrde listed CUE lodcS los de-
'IG.N LIO-AN ~ So. "-S
t;ntcs del Hero NuXado.'
NOTA De LOS FABRlCANTES:-
Fl Hero Nuxado. que ia sido usado
po- ., Dr.. Sullivan y alguacs otros
me3.cos o ar sorprea&ea;es reSui-
sados : cs rc>oneHiado : TcceIsdo Tor
d:caos dc2tvyeS, 70 g INA medicinal
secre;a. sino b;en al ~coutrarjo. ari-
rliame~te ~cCnocida en- las d~rogue1iaS
lie todas parties. Difcrentsnac2te Dc
las ocas preparedness de hierro ino--
ganicc. esta 10 dana nj ennegrece Ia
~tentadura; no traStorna las fGnclones
del esc6raso. Los f~abricaHtes garan-
tizan los rc5ultados mas satisfactoricS
d~evolvie7do Ell ;mporce de IA medicinal
an case c~oncrario. Esta a la yenta
81 -odas las buenas droGue7iaS.
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
{ 5 ANCUSTIOSA
4 SITUACION
EN- e. EDO. DE-
NAYARIT
81 baIldoIerisalo Sc ha
desatado con fgEyia
en- toda esa
Entidad
ycclG' pc-c III PEENS.i.

CIUDAD De MEXICO, octUbra
2O.-En TODD cl territorio del antes
Tepic. .ctua!ncnte Estado del Maya
rit, d;cen las ;nforTraciones oficia'as
i,egaaas 4 esta ciGdad. Que n Situa-
c:0n g veydadcramente dcse:perante
= lngusTinSa, Todo sc ha!la iAfcs-
-ado de banto!cros lae roban. matan
yioian c iacerd!an sin Que Made los
modesto NJ los rcrs.ga para NADIA. II
falta dc Was de comunica-
ciGn activa hacc impossible n campa-
ia deciSiva e1 aqlcllas regiones, :
0 &brupto de !a5 serranias favorece a
os m~cvodeadorcs. caia vez cue aigu-
u pGrti4a dc fuerZas dc. Gob.crno
1getcndn SccrcGr5e para batirlos. No
3 ura. nj dos nj tres, ias gav!llas que
.ic&en aso'2do aure! territorio: son
cicntCs Dc elias Ia; Que cometen Il
l:aric TODD linaic dc fechoras.
Los habitant23 dc Topic NADIA pue-
ien nac:r en- su Getensa. Carecen de
armas ' dcnas ,alemcntos: Sc comuni-
can con 81 centric all; cada y cuaNdo
los m~erode&Gores les perrli.sn crIZar
las Siefcas para i!egar L Durango,
cue e. i Ssndero mas ccrto. Ade-
Ma. TO nay Que Conner durante Ia a
t~r3ycsia por los a'toS montes, porG1e
todo cstd azolado por complete.
\ 10 Peor del c2so cs que no Sc
piensa en- porer remed!o a esta situa-
ci0a: nero sabesc. sin embargo, que
ana comision in5egrada por emincn-
tes ;epiqueHos vendI& a esta capital
j contcranc.ar con C~arranZa. a fin
he informarie d. toio 10 QUE ocurrc.
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ALSO ~MASONICO.

\ l"s nc-n.anos de. C:aGTo de il l.og!s H.
ram NJ. Il. &c Escc ORIENT. SaIud.-Tog
acun=to 10 nueStro Venerable Maestro s hago
,abe- que. opedecier1o Ia disposition del Go.
Li~rnu. nuts;ra Logia Ia suspe-diGo Sus ira
ha To-. hast.i nEcv: orGen. pc-c. para htcndcr
los aFUntcs mas arseHtes. nombra una conf
sion pcrnanen.s. ,ompucsia Dc ias DIgniGa-
de- del Taller. rcaniendo-. Ls .MitrcolcS 4
las : p. m. en- In Oficina d. venerable. En-
COZ. e~cGcreia. las Soiic!raGes d" laC@eSu e
IN atea6ilas son tnda eficacIa.
FL Sccrctario.
CARLOS J.. CORTE%.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
IA MUERTE ! SUS GARRAS

Sora o no para listed n Sorprcsa
= saber Que con cl uso del ALMA
CORDIAL. la MhRANILLOSA ME-
DICiNA. han siIo salvados millares
dc paciertes Que "a haDian ajdo desa-
huc:ado5 Y cue cSperaba" la mue"te
como l7ico dcscanso, cuando po- Suef-
tc cncontraron 81 ALMA CORDIAL.
hov estan gozando de plena saIud. Y
con TODD gusto recomiendan csta MA
RAVILLGSA MEDICINAL para el
catarro. tisis, rcumatismo. Sangre I'M
pura. corszon. tos. cstomaCo. deblll-
dad. resfrios pasados. hgado. puimo-
mes ' nervios dcbileS. Lea este, Y 81
desea mas. pidalo. "Senorcs: La pre-
sente sirve para s~aludarlcs ! de con-
sieuiente. paso a decirtes que hay les
remito IN peso para Que SC s'rvan
mandarme cl remeiio del ALMA
CORDIAL 10 mas pronto que puecan,
pues tengo una persona en- casa de
Ia misma familia. Y es Ia ute Sc esta
crrando ccn el ALMA CORDIAL. '
ha sentido bastanue aliv!o con 81 AL
MA CORDIAL. pues los doctoreS no
han Dodido sanarlo. SOLAAtNlh
Ell ALMA CORDIAL LA HA
EUELTO 4 81 ESTADO. y eS GUAM
20 les dice su afmo. ' s. S. Francisco
Lara. Box }. COPELAND. Texas. Sc
DEyUELyE FL DOBLE DEL PRE-
clio 81 no BENEFICIA 4 QUEEN
Ia USE. ALMA CORDIAL sc VEN
de por tod2S las boticas. pero 81 su
botiario no la tiene o no Qulere or
denarla para listed. m%andenos I'm Pc
so y nosotros Sc Ia mandarncs porte
pagado. Dirijasc a MILLER ard co.
Sta. A. Dept. %. San Antonio.
Texas. lAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
O.ciaraciones of~iciales.

-
La Influenza. dijo q Dr.. Rodriguez
Sc la propaganda tan rapldamente
que 6 SECURE que Ia epidemic lie,
CARA 4 81 maximum de intensified
dentro de los ounce dias S]iguienteS,
La SitGaci6N es por todo extreme
dificil Y aagusticsa. tanto por el gran
nur.ero de eafernoS. cuanto por ia
;mposibi!idad de atenderloS.
De totas parties de Ia Rcpuolica
= solicitan diar.amente. pOr teIegr1'
10. brigaGas sanit2riss y medicinas
para impedir los tcrr.b!es estragos
del NAL. y no poaemos atender ests
solicitation.
Por 10 que mace a Ia ciudad de lie,
yico. el case eS %raviS!mo.
Sc nc@esita ,nperiosamentc QUO Se
RIPARIAN Il proletariado. gratuita,
meatc. las mediCinas para cur&rse
ouos q % eHcuentra en- "a ..npoS!n'-
I:dad De rompraiaS.
s. esto no - hace Emcdiutamente
Ia mortal;d4d <cra aUn mas terrible
En- sssa ciudad Sc registraran case.
muy graves y cs mcnester ev'fa7,
10 a ;oda costa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27
10 QUE Dice FL
C0bIERN0, De
Ia plaza
En- MEXICO
notlcIas son
enviadas de Ia
Capital dc
lnaesirO pals

Especial pcra Il PEENSI.
NUEV.A YORK. octucre 25.-Seglm
rs u!timas informaciones de Mexico.
= epidemic de Ia Influenza cspanoia
sta cundiendo per TODD el pals de IL
IA r!anera al2rmantc.
En- Ia ciudad de Me:ico IA epidemic
acaoa de p~reSe7rarse, ' en- unos Guar
tos diaS ha causado centenareS De
muertes. Siendo incontable el hume
70 de enfc-ynos en- todas las classes
sociales.
Tan grave es;a la situacion cveada
per eI rapido d~csarrollo de e epiae'
mia. Que aver una comision de Dipu'
tados Sc acecco al Jefe del DepartA,
men dc Salubridad. DR.. ' Genera.
Jose Maria Rodriguez. inquirlend.
zobre Ia im~rorta2cia del NAL. conf,
sion que obtuvo de! mencionado IA.
cultativo la siguieutc ~reSpuesta:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-27

Los cranes qae ap.reccn CT Ia czlE y otras
rSGtc, Gel cuerpc. scr siniemns &c que 81
sangrc ss:a darads o empobreciGa. .hsInas
vcccs !aS cnfcrmedaaeS lie "A sGscre :" ma
rJsicstSn bajo IA forma de cczenia. racr3iu-
la=. ulcer2S : o:rcj sinilareE. ouc arden como
So iCeraE iIamas al rSa.tr-n d. IA pie.. LILO
~sigaiiica gi.c su sanErc neccsita :. :. : pa
"a i~inpia-!x y pu-i:icarIa dc csioS gerrc-
nc .cumu!acos. Que son ] wees c2usa &c Sc
r.sS :noiestias &: Intermediates. Estl rncdi-
Gina Is ia neior corocida para essa c.ase de