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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
THE TEST OF MERIT
OHfs WI. IuIy,
PAT KENNY.

Morgan City People Are Giren Conrinc-
ing Proof
No better test of any article can be
made than the test of time and this is
particularly true of a kidney medicine.
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood this
test and stood it well. What better
proof of the merits Of this remedy could
you demand, than the statement Of a
Morgan City resident who used it sue
cessfully and tells of lasting results.
Read the following:
j. T. Collins, general merchant. Sev-
cnth, St., Morgan City, says: ~ suf-
fcred great deal from inflammation Of
the bladder. / had to get up often at
night to pass the kidney secretions and
was much run down in health. Doan 5
Kidney Pills gave me relief at once and
after I had taken three boxes, l was rid
of kidney trouble
NO TROUBLE SINCE.
OVER FOUR YEARS LATER Mr..
Collins said: at has been some time
since have had to take Doan s Kidney
Pills, as they practically cured me some
years ago."
Price zoe at all dealers. Don t sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan $
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Collins
has twice recommended. Foster Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
Corp. Pat Kenny Writes
From Camp Beaure-
gard
Morgan City Member Of CON-
pany { Mentions Matters
OF Interes; In Letter To
Mr.. N. P. Palmer
Camp Beauregard, La.
February II, 1918.

February II, 1918.
Mr.. NJ. 2. Palmer,
Morgan City, La.
Dear Mr. Palmer:
Have been trying to write to you be-
fore now, but was under the weather for
few days with a case of LaGripps.
Have fully recovered now, thanks to
/ Doc and the Pills, and now back on the
job, and, naturally there is lots of cor
rcspondence, reports and records to be
caught up, so this keeps me on the hop
all lay long, and way into the night.
! received the package 0. r., which
was very much appreciated by this Of
flee force as well as the Captain, who
dove right into it and helped himself.
The funniest part of if all was he lit on
to one Of those Fidelity-Phoenix Fire
Insurance Company calendars, which
are of 1917, and didn'' know of it until
a few DAYS ago. Before he discovered
that il was a 1917 calendar. he got into
a few arguments about the day and
dates, always being a day ahead Of tima.
, l do not know whether you intended this
for Joke or not, however, it caused
amusement for a while.
We were visited by Biplane yester-
day. Landed on the l56th Infantry
drill ground about ll:45 A. NJ, having
left Lake Charles at l1:O0 the same
rived here since the camp has been in
existence. After taking dinner with
the Commanding General, the pilot, who
was Major, left about 200 P. NJ, and
after circling around the camp in fancy
flying, departed for Lake Charles.
Guess they will be coming to Morgan
City soon, for l noticed by the Review,
that the grounds near the Water Plant
are being cleared for landing place.
Nothing exceptionally new happens
around here, except that new case Of
Meningitis and Mumps break out nearly
every day. The Meningitis situation
has improved greatly in the past two
weeks, and now Mumps have taken hold
of the Camp, and. it is rarely day that
we do not send a man or two out Of the
Company with them. As result of
this we are still under quarantine.
Was speaking to Ed. Kaufman this af-
ternoon. Ed. is learning to be Sniper.
Says he does not like it very much, be-
cause there is too much shooting in if,
but will stick to it, or anything else, Just
so long as he cen keep out of this Squads
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

FOR SALE-My practically new
home: lot is corner one, 1O0x15O;
house has six rooms, hall and bath
room, connecting two bed rooms,
numerous bu:t N clothes, Inca and
China closets. Bath room and kit
chen combined Due to my leaving
Morgan City this place will be sold
for less than original cost For
price and terms write c. C. Dyer,
923 Harvard St., Houston, Texas, or
NJ. P. Palmer, City.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
Berwick, La, Jan. 80, 1918

Berwick, La, Jan. 80, 1918.
A meeting of the stockholders Of
the Berwick Mercantile Co. Ltd will
be held at the domicile of the corpo-
ration in Berwick, La. on Wednes-
day February Goth. 1918, at 10
O'Clock: i. NJ, for the purpose of
elect;ng Q Board Of Directors, and
the transaction of any other business
that nay come before the meeting.
J. D. ENRICH, President,
PURL CLEMENT, Secy.
Feby. 20.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

When the bowels become irregu-
lar you are uncomfortable and the
longer this condition exists the
worse you feel. You can get rid of
this misery quickly by using HER
BINE. Take dose on going to bed
andssee how fine you feel next day.
Price SOC Sold by BELANGER
DRUG co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

A child that has intestinal worms
is handicapped in it's growth. A few
doses of WHITES CREAM YER
MIFUGE destroys and expels worms
the child Immediately improves
and thrives wonderfully. Price 25c
per bottle. Sold bv BELANGER
DRUG co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

many was invincible at arms and that
France should take time by the fore
lock and cease her military activities
aaginst her enemies, in order to save her
self from ultimate yanquishment.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
MONEY TC LEND ON REAL Es.
TATE SECURlTY-ST. MARY
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. limo

Mr.. Gotten, who has Deen in the en-
ploy of the Union Bridge and Construc-
ton Company for the past few months
left today for New Orleans, where he
will accept a Government position as
Levee Inspector.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
JOHN DALTON COMPANY.

have bought a complete outfit
for engaging in the hat business
and l am now prepared to
CLEAN, BLOCK AND TRIM
All Kinds 5of Hats-and l arm
also doing
Dyeing, Cleaning, Pressing
L. J. ADAMS, PROP.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

"Make Yourself At Home is sure to
completely capture this amusement loving
city, for the general verdict is that this
latest Earl Carroll production repre-
sents high-water mark for the distin-
guished producer. That the engage
ment at the Evangeline Theatre Sunday
February II, will be a most prosperous
one is already assured, for the sale is
such as to indicate capacity houses.
sHake Yourself At Home' is an
ideal melody, fun, spice and radiance.
1t starts with . rush and its gaiety is
never inpeded by even a suggestion Of
1slhas. It Is as original as its title
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
LAFAYETTE Advertiser Endorses
Social Service Worker

Lafayette, La, February IA, 1918.
C. +. King, Editor,
Morgan City Review,
Morgan City, La.
Dear Sir
Permit me to highly endorse the
movement in Morgan City for social
worker. Mrs. Hart, the social worker
in Lafayette will speak in your city to-
morrow night, and bespeak for her all
of the cooperation you can give to this
really big work.
Constructive charity means that the
persons are made f-supporting-con-
sumers instead Of producers. While the
amount expended may be large at first,
their feet. Mrs. Hart is commissioned
police woman, having full authority to
back her words with the heavy hand of
the law am much pleased to say that
| helped to get the work started here
and was instrumental i'll bringing Mrs.
Hart here. You are at liberty to use
this letter in your paper II You think it
will help the cause along.
With best wishes and assurances of
my hearty cooperation,
Yours very sincerely,
PHIL J. REILLY,
Associate Editor.
The Advertiser.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

Morgan City Daily Review, deliv-
cred to your home 4Oc a month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

Let me collect your rents; rent your
propertv.-Frank Vaughan.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
SIIIC

All co!ors. ...-.
and general building purposes. Elk
cellent FOR fireplaces and fancy in
side work. See display at our
store.
Also general line builders hard
ware, lime, sand and cement Cen
eral groceries and garden seeds.
Phone II.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
BOLO PASHA CONDEMNED TO
DEATH AS TRAITOR

Paris, Feb. l4.-Bolo Pasha was sem
fenced TO death.
The court martial which condemned
Bolo to face a firing squad delibaated
for only fifteen minutes.
Darius Porchere, an accountant, who
was a co-,efendant, was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment.
Filippo Cavallinis, another co-dtfend-
ant, who is under arrest in Italy, was
sentenced to death, although he is not
within the court s jurisdiction.
Thus the first of the coterie Of French
and other propagandists favorable to
Germany, who by their Vaccinations,
sought to disrupt the soldiers and popu-
lace of France and bring about separ-
ate peace between the republic and the
Teutonic allies, has been given the ex.
IRENE penalty for their crimes
Through lavish expenditure of Ger
man money. Bolo aided in a conspiracy,
which in some instances met with success,
to corrupt French statesmen and political
leaders and to subsidize the French press
into expression of the idea tina. Ger
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
l[RoNAl'S

y hn ), residing in Monroe, La
y sse s,., for Gulf Port, Miss
~ :. sa'. .sl,t in the I. $: Navy :,
. - at Gotten, Jr., is a visitor II
.. = hi. week. i,
lancaster Of Donalason''lif
,,;.pd. here this week.
w., rb.ron Of Lafayette Il
:. days in our city dieh rel.
:. Aueoin Of Amelia is the
ru. Fieldon Price
!. Gorepa, District superln-
=, The Metropolitan Life lnsnr-
~bo has made his nome
r"'p. time leaves today for
,a..,. where be has been trans
i.,r Of Houston, Texas Is IN
~ Til. week. n......on was =
1, Ire Wednesday ,
a. Pauline Robertson and Naoei
!. Amelia we're guests OF Miss
eun Thursday !
{ Edmund Halbert of cal""e' Is
" lss today.
= Foulkes is spending "a few
Heuna this week.
!. : nevier and Mr.. W. Bernard of
]. rere visitors here during the
! B.w Langsfield of New Orleans
hs;,ess visitor in our city today.
M 7. Mannink is the guest of her
y, yn. P. Leonard
N visit Of several days to her
!. Nn. Laura Vice, Mrs. F. G.
!, ~ returned to her home in Lob
IL
n DsPit Of Ramos was a visitor
i i,ue Of her mother, Mrs. Nal
thursday.
kAC. Munich Of Pennsylvania, and
{ fkhe Of Cincinnati were visitors
q dty during the week.
II Camille Dupuis and Mrs. E. Hol-
= ws visitors in Patterson Thurs
h I wiberg and children are Wis
nhtives in Crowley.
i Walter Kemper spent Wednes-
inn viy the guest of Mr.. Warren
III
3 n Chotin and family are visit
j IN Orleans and Baton Rouge
Iihx h7 tbs week.
Nh Jordon Of Chicago arrived
II tsy Thursday and will remain
Mn d Tie interest of educational
IN 0uitesu Of Hattiesburg, Miss.
I. Sitsr here Wednesday.
IN! Palmer Of the Chamber Of
It Morgan City made a bust
= y Fnnklin today.
AdM Perrion, formerly of Nor
W fspcrt the birth Of a son on
= lii. Mr.. and Mrs. Perrion
~ b Port Arthur, Texas.
= esafAeta Cefalu returned from
~ visit to friends in New Or.
EN- Pond Of New Orleans was :
. nat'F here Thursday.
= Ruiz Of Miami, Arizona. is
p1 q Mrs. chas. shiman.
w. 8. S.
Y 's family of Mr.. Henry Loeb
: 1snding the meeting Wednes-
e. y entrance was forced fl
ssiAfe' and several jars of pre-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

and as brilliant as a precious gem. All
of which will not be regarded as full
some praise by anyone who has paid
visit to MAKE Yourself At Home.
Harry Segall is responsible for the
book, Earl Carroll wrote the witty ~
rics and the insinuating melodies.
Bubbling, effervescent Oracle Maagnn,
clever Milton Schuser and the ever win
some Haidee Brosse, head the east Of
funmakers. The chorus comes in for
more than its share Of attention, which =
as it should be, for they are unusually
pretty girls.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

~ family Of Mr.. Henry Loeb
: intending the meeting Wednes-
q entrance was forced ia
'ee' and several jars of pre-
- doaen eggs, and a bottle Of
!. &c. The early return of
ID e Loeb, no doubt frightened
a*sy before they could do
g. There is no clue to the
: = nesk thieves.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15
WANT ADS AND NOTICES
FOR SALE

Large rooming house--furnished com
plete Best location in Morgan City.
Part cash, balance on easy terms
Frank Vaughan.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

~ ny come from ovor
slsd u the muscles of
nm disease> In the
60 tie right remedy
MOW EMINENT.
~ h thoroughly ov.
PAT, the relief vii,
.ti,f.et9ry. Price
~ pa bottle. Sold
DRUG CO.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

Daily Review. deliv
ne Zoe a month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

List Of unclaimed matter advertised
at Morgan City, L., Postoffice, week
ending February 9, 1918:
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-15

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-16
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flash .Ae Kid.eys q, oaGe vAez Back.
aesy CT Bladder ho:heu-xsas
sorEx Grie Acid.

No E1z - ~9s-Az = 10 s1Es rz<As reg'z-
larry ear a1Ake . zgSssSE bv 1as1Ins
tAe Ss1zsvs e.r=rs5oE3lly. SAWS ussl.
kEe<H xz.Ae7ssr Meat fuTzs urse AID
wAleA slse- sAs ki3ssy Ess~s 80 sksv
sszgSishlv ilts- o. ssx4is oalv part os
tx E-s-s s1z roissEs t-cz the Mod
tszn zee ~ sseS Nearly sll raszza-
ttsas- eesaAeAss. liver trozhle- usrxzus-
r,@ss- s'sz--ipatsc-. dizziness. Aee-lssszess-
es4Zdsr disorders cSEe frpsz sf1---isA KID
EsEs
Tie zone1. yc9 feel dali z<ae IN the
ki1-eys q yOar hacS .Hres- O. Il the
uvzse = els1ar, o<szsivs. fxll al s.sii-
rlSzt Irregular of psssAsr - asteaSed
bv ; sEasats0n Of srzkiIzr. @sz about ics,r
eanres of Jxi Salts frs1a s-y rslishls
pharmacy zri take . tabs pcoziul Il
4 glass sof water hsic-e breakfast for
fs~ dAys AID ysz- kiiE<ys Eil shs1 ae.
sse- This faznz. szl,s is -ais frcz
t.< sci of grapes s..i l.-cz jries- cu-
Air=i vitk litkiz Ard has be<1 ussi for
.s-krrtiozs to fEzsh elnzce5 Si5-eyx ard
stIEsulzse then 10 ssSvitv, also to rx-a-
rzii1e tie sei6s II Urfre 80 is =, iorerr
asses iFsisasia4- thus sziir- a2aadsr dis
rSsrs.
Tzf salts = szexpeusire zri can
x in.z-E. nakes Reii-Atful efer.
exesr. iisai2-ezte. drink -hseA al rc,--
litr rezs- satess sse0ld take nov ard
.h~u 20 kscp tke kiezeyx sl<za and shs
s1o-s5 pare, thsreb- avoiding <erip9. Md
roy csB7<fezspDA
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RelyOn Cudcura
FMSkm TIouhesI
LETTER FROM PIKE

Ny EspwS-tA gszzac Friensis r.
q xed yoar nnss, ~eloame better n.
eseriEs wss cersafuiy rlai % hssr
E-0m Ola Tella-o. ant am vcvy auch
.sssase& 70 kzoa thaI she League Sri
s.seras arcnnd reilsro Goink cf 1'
sasdisrs w~aiA rather ~ AZ TciiAsu
ssat=At sAau A~ge tais SaniAy eTen-
IT'D : kncw wc4li enxy ,Ae L~2 Sue
ls~soa ami singing t~r 7 asTsys 4ic
Hy shsm. we h4vs s1@c scc1 .sns-
sns here Aa, 3. 1oes not seem t&e VhS
S~aaa singing St Ts.lArO. VS.
fr sae ! a & a Ast SUNDAY rssaA
Aat g d& nog se~n Ike fsllATo, 1
El - yog Grv 1axlaS 20~st service
saw lt no. hope hey ~iil scr '9-
sh~- and sarn oar zoe yaa hsye am
er par @uity an4 We tcaF Loss ot
egAe derA -N@lise ~Aaa Soo~
ea~vA AE1 AFasne ans Singing SET
wee i 81s Il VOC g~f in '1e @rHs
sca woa.a raslise ~aaf = re@i thins
foy 4st not sao~ ou' 9N ns@
Toe H-urasr Latham s'F's .'reaea
hess he does ser sass wcalG .iNf ~
Lear Aam sor I taAHf ais igT1cAine u
sraaa I'taAaS I ~ll Se hcme s1
s1oTs fiaAe ars ~.ls sars essrte te Fs'-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-16
To the Voters

Aat o,Asr. Interested in she -sAooi-
q. Logan County
& Cora T. F4rreil am e4z4il4is
tos office .. Coanty S9s-rints s-u;
81 schools
Ny home slnce ehiifAost has 'sesa
ia ioSsn C1an,S. ms pros%rty ini,r-
csts arr heTe. and have yaa-A .a
faoois IN Marshall. Woodland. ..1p :
re ard Ce,izr Townships. 4 havs al>o
s-ssh' in ihe Guthrie schools.
Please laeusr, 81 children. t,aeas -
1al s&rsa.s saoas ms rcoFd as q
,sseher and Priasl-ai
II 4iier investigation yca firs sea
3 AZ causeicniiol>ly saqgort me s1ar
O sisfsnss Ike sAe November s,scuoa
y e b- appreciated. and uil ,a-
q. aver 10 80 ~htf best tor tse
s ao~ss ns Lossr County
Lsa3 a. rA<s TIshs''---
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-16
>Ot THWEST PART on
>TtTE - VII NOW

TErss ssars Il ela.sss ssasiassd
1rsush ia sAe seashssSs soeasis> u
"a. SsAte - eaSsa leEsse tAe iast
srs,8 rAsa sners ih4a sasAss e rAin
.sl aa3 EaTmsrs there sse IN aflae
s.caaa .og An ineeszsed sseage q
she4s Theue IS Food ares9ess Tor
4 rss,urc asd Any crops sAas NAY =
s.Alassd l,eferv tr4f Tbs sssna
81 .hc Safe xa~ asa~la1iS hard BIZ
e1rlas The l4st summer. 4ai naus
ssrmers moved swAs NseA q she i've
e.ck IL iA-s fecfEon Wss sold cuTias
sse las fsN aeHshs oeVSase 6 s
ssortass og feed
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i. the head. eyes ears. hsck q other.
ra~-s ~ tne Nedy end = feeling q Sc
7ers SICKNESS IN z1os; ~ ths gases tie
!. .synunsc1zx O. - pvesr afis- shree or four
days fa@ Easssas tssn rapiSly Tscoger-
'irg Sona os ths patients, howeFs-.
csvsioo p1sEmcsls. g i1H@mu1Atiea
scf the ear, g sairEsRis, and rsaoy u
these complicated cases die wAs11er
Sshis so-rsls.i Spanish ir1-s1ra S
stss.scsi with the e.5dszaEcS 81. lnsaen-
n os ezrilsr years Is nos -es suown-
! "EpfseuIcs Of fnsre1za have vssitesl
,h's c0snsEy slcce 1G4-. !, IS interest
Ing TO kzor that this arss epldemie
sss nre9eAt hsrs fUcn yalsnes.
sr1fr. Since tasr time there lase
nssn numerous e0i6egnicS cs tae DIS
:sxEs- Ii 1889 and 1890 az epidemic
20 frHueuts. starting Somewhere il tss
o.isrt, spresd first 10 Russia aBl
.hscce over practically the entire csv-
slirsd world Three years later ,here
vas srrrhsr fsrs-np @. s'.e disss se.
'Bush tires the eusderrfr sgrssi wsde-
~ crs- the United States.
: sAiteoash the present epidemic "a
called Spanish in1lsnrs. there Is n
reason 70 tsgisve mat IL c-iglnzted Il
sgasr. SNase writer's who have sFw4le1
yhe cnest0n besseye thsr the epidemic
rsre trcm the Orient snt they eau a.
ssrtscn % the fact thar the Germans
Esntscn tbs disease as occurring along
the eastern <rcns In The s.mu4r anG
fsll c1 lsl',"
he- ear SsPa-sH irre.rsau &c rex
sg-sf-1f
, ~Tte-s is as ys- NJ -e-esin wa- III
which single case .. Spanish inra-
ezra csr be rs-cxrised. on .he o.h~
a. Asni recognition Is ezsv ~her-
fhers 4 Errnp OF cases, In coasras.
- t.s outbreaks ot ordinary coughs
en5 c~ics which usually occur In he
Geld rnoaths epidemses or sreuenxA
NAV occur az snx seasoa of the yezr.
Inns ths present epsds-ic RACED moss
trtsrsely IN Europe in May. June sc6
IrlE. Moreover an tire case of or,ai-
rarv colds the general sxzpSos1s
tfsvsr. pair, 'ierrsSS.onl are by NJ
Eeers as xsv~T- or IS SzSdea n thsf-
sc>ss es Trey xre q sr.-enrs- r7naf.
Ilv.t ordinary co.ds 10 %. S--ss
through TIE ccrzw1nitv - -zgiGlv o.
50 extensively IS dces infus17s.
In most cesss PERSIA tzSsn .'ck
wish tsfusaxa feels SICK Txthe- SRI
.deaiy. he feels weak. has rains il re
eyes, esrx. head or hack. s1d rnz- he
<o-e sif over Azny Gat~s< sssi
Afxy. SINE ycri-- Mos Of sAs "a
tenss oemplsin OF feeling ehiFTy. sua
&.th this Genes a fever II uasch the
tsnre-n.sre rises 70 100 % Ies- II
0ce. cars ire p-sss remains reiz6vs-
n sior-
= n sppeersrce cne IL struck hy TIE
saf that the patient looks SICK. HEs
tyeR and the inner side et his eyessas
nay b slightly sbiocfsAot.' o. scpz-
fes<ed.' ss the Doctors say. here
1ay Be running from the rose. o.
mere cay be srre cor<h- These signs
of . cr'd ns- rot be z.rsed. ceTer-
tkeless the patient looks and fesls ssrr
I'd.
In addition to the appssrsucs ard
the q uptous ss ALREADY described.
illumination cf the ratis1t's kiee-1 nav
I'D the physician in Fscceas1sE< -S7sR-
~ infaeaza.' for u Ks tseE <sEni
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\ Washington, u. C-tSpe,lai -
-hcrfh King Alfonso ~ srssn Fas
a.. az he Victims cf tAe sr1Gen-s ~
aertc ID isr and Sga.n this sH1raes-
spanish Authorities rep11ists ans
claim 10 sn7Hsasa rs = SpalIsa de
sssA II ~ pecFie NJ FAiS vaanssy ."
not take -s-s tire cp'ds-rie viii. te-
ss.puse sc WIDESPREAD Throughout fs~
unssed states thsE s9an ws sAsli he9r
-he disease called eA-eFissn snAH-
ezra.
Ii response sr re1-sS' fer 1e11NF
susor-a-on concerning Sgenish in-u
srrs. Surgeon General Rupsfr Biue ~
l.ha e. s Pnhlic Health Service hos
snthcriua the following ctsgisl later
view.
wha, Is Spanish irFUerrsf Is i
scsnesAine res. oces !; esr'e fra-s
eeafrg
fsThs disease nSw occuggius ir his
Gov .'-y and called SFaa.sn iasnea-
va resembles a very eents Sious A1asl
Of cold. a,soup panied by fever. galas
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SIN MILLION ~
BONDS ron >tuN NR

Nsw Vera o. rs Wf,hsa siA
r.lnrtes SF0- La Lioe~sy bonls
ssws s1as1ribsd hess To-Day 70 azild
SIX Sls-f4 saiss .er in~ Enss-
4. mss Fiesf correratoa. IN rsaorse
70 sn peal asade ny Ca2rics y
; .rah tAe sosp@raiio1 NirectcE
T. ue-ai IS ianehsoa n hoaor q
trressn linicas4s- ana 2 resnsative<
81. tht government
-fs.a T. Ters ferkt e-----
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UNCLE SANS
ADVICE ON FLU
U. s. Public Health Service Issues
Official Health Bulletin
on Influenza.
LATEST WORD ON SUBJECT

Gelse--le rrecsely Net sptrtss y
4 Z o-icsr-cerr- ssin u~sac~r-pee-
rA shculo Guard aSsi-ss "crep'e'
i.sectse,--sgysec- Gt-sfsi s'4s
Az,k.. Av.scri.stsse s.s,err-r.
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crsNs@ seeYs tie EeTEazi. u : f~.ssa.
BE thar be iss0FzieFy inve<f.czgiea. .
rex hesus made fhreash the Nsfiegs'
IeseArvas coun1i srd tae Tnliei
States his sseale Laboratory ~il fer
Hlsh -ofv certain wsy il wAscA iral-
vidgsf casss = this disease rzh te
resos oszlEEest
1ast q ths es4rse ef sne csesse'
Dc recrie de 80 ~
'orclrzfps. ne fever lass ssesn
snree = foax days aRi TIE r1iseat "
covers Bur wasIs the propogtIoa u
+,zths n IT, present epidemic has
.snerzliy teen ie~. n so1se places the
s.gshfezk Ess 1rez severe Aal deaths
have eeea ruasarv4s When Death o.
curx i 5 ssz4lsy she result e coaa-
plfcsrioH
~nss causes Ire sisssss sss rs~ 8
is sprese.
~ES cs.-se.e- -aszs who haxe syw1iel To-.
.tusnsa eetemses IN the F4sE have
fe1r3 IL mans = sA~ eases a VERY
snssi ros saaqzs sesua called. 2fses rs
4is.assarsr Fgel@ers bacillus. IN ~'htg
gesss 81 AIRS -srtAx the s4-s kind og
dl>r2ss saerv w~re folzA pceGuoco>ei
ne eszsas & i7aar rzeanoGta >.4ts
ssAeEs AAae bees sasase1 By ssEsEso-
casSt zG3 ey oshcrS germs vlgs leas
raeeS
No w2ftes wh8s Szrsieglsr Ala1 nf
xe-ra causes tgse sVssasaaIe. sf ts rNm
-rf.~vasi shat ln4gsmra : sswaxs
senaaf frsm rwEson se p@rsoa. saa
: r-as 1ssn- carried wssA TIE s'r s,ons
ml.h the se-g snas. Grosaess * asnsss
sarAgae8 hy t0agss1ms or sae~asas
snrvefus salSsuS. ard sss sSe hy Oae
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IS AZ ex1gEsrsssd torz 81 Grsp.
GROVES TASTELE>S czsu TONIC
sa0llt b. taken In arss- doses than
81 prescribed tor cyli11rv Grin. 4
Cd r.An Is Eus 90 wai, aErl YOU are
SEX b1s PREVENT TT by saA
GROVES TAsTELESS casA TONIC
tn stUe