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Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
 STILL IS ON
 INCREASE
Gloomy Reports From Most States in Nation; Army Camps Just Holding Their Own; Death Rate Grows
cRy Review Leased wIrel

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S-RepOrts to the public health service today from 8 states showed that Spanish in- fluenza still is on the increase in most parts. of the country. Conditions in army camps also were less favorable, the 4,791 new cases reported to noon today showing that the disease ap- parently was stationary after the marked declined noted for several days.
 The epidemic still is more pro- nounced in the eastern section of the country than it is west of the Missis- sippi river due undoubtedly to the more crowded conditions in the large cities. Up to October 16, New Jersey had reported 1O7,S39 cases with g. 232 deaths, while in New York city 4.73S cases of influenza with 336 deaths and 646 cases of pneumonia ith 2S7 deaths were reported yester- day.
 Deaths in Pennsylvania up to Octo- Der 15 were placed at 10,046. In Del aware the epidemic apparently was subsiding. Fewer cases also were re- ported from Massachusetts, but in Maine. Rhode Island and New Hamp- shire the diseases still was epidemic. Maryland also reported many new cases. as did Virginia, North Carolina. South Carolina. Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi
 Middle West Badly Affected
 The epidemic also continues in the Middle West. Louisville and five cs@ sv, 1T cases, while Indiana yesterday re- ported 2.6SS new cases outside of h. dianapOlis. where the disease is cpl demic. The malady laso continues in Illinois and Michigan, while Ohio re- ported that it is prevalent in 13 cities in that state.
 Missouri reported epidemic in seven cities, Colorado in seven cities and Kansas in seven cities and many counties. The disease was reported from six cities and several counties in New Mexico. The epidemic is also wide spread in Arizona Idaho re- ported new cases from five cities. South Dakota reported the disease throughout the state. Wyoming re- ported 2,500 cases during the last week, Montana reported 1000 new cases during the week ending Octo- Der 12.
 Although influenza cases in army camps increased slightly the numDer of pneumonia cases, 1899, decreased during the 24 hours ending today Deaths were 657 against 6S4 yester- day Influenza cases reported from all camps since the epidemic began now total 279.945. pneumonia cases 42,675 and deaths 13,6S1.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
HUN REGIMENTS
 REFUSE 10 FIGHT

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE. Oct. IS, (By the Associated Press Ut has been learned that in the neighborhood of Heule and Cuerne, north of Courtrai, entire German regi- ments flatly refused to fight, although threatened with severe punishment by their officers. These regiments final ly retired in a body.
 From prisoners, especially officers, similar evidence is being obtained constantly. The officers of the 20th drag0On regiment of the crack sixth cavalry division, which had been dis mounted and fought as infantry, say that the spirit of the men was broken principally because of getting but a short rest after their hard fighting they had again been sent into bat tie
 Peace talk" is also said to be hay ing a demoralizing effect on the mo- rale of the men, gradually breaking down their will to resist
 During the last few hours some wire and hastily constructed defense lines have been encountered by the ad- vancing allies in the area about Loup- hem, Coolscamp, Beghem. Pitthem and Thielt. but they have managed to get through without difficulty. Where re- sistance has been offered, the advance has been stopped at that particular point while an attack was being or ganized. Then the allied troops simp- ly stormed the Germans or outflanked them, punishing them severely. Many dead Germans. therefore are lying here over the desolate, dismal country wherever the allied troops have passed.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
ANOTHER
 DEFENSE SYSTEM

BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, Oct. IS (Ey the Associated Press).-A new German line of de- fense from Antwerp through Namur to Sedan which undoubtedly will be given the name of the Wotan III line is understood to be in the course of construction. On this side of the line the Germans do not appear to have any defense of real importance It is considered likely that the main bulk of the German armies, or rather what is left of the main bulk in this section of the front, is on its way to the Wotan III line, though it is quite possible it may try to make a stand somewhere on this side of these posi- tions.
 It would appear from the manner in which the Germans are being driven from France southeast of DOuai and east of Lille that his troops hope to find refuge in this section of the front behind the line of the L. Escaut river as it curves between Tourani and An danard. The river line obviously is the only place the enemy can possibly hope to gain time to catch his breath in this whole area.
 In Belgium the day has been occu- pied principally in line strengthening. The lines now pivot on BruSes, one running generally to the coast near Ostend and the second sloping off to the southeast. Heavy fighting was re- ported at only one place today. This was at Oostroosebeke, south of Thielt. The Belgians wanted the town and the ground nearby as the Germans were holding it as a sort of salient. So the Belgians went out and fought for it and after a furious battle the bullet riddied enemy took to his heels.
 Now the Belgians have the salient. North of the Sensee river the British formations in which are included Can adians, are advancing with a speed which seems to increase constantly. For many miles north of the river it is only with the greatest of difficulty that the British manage to gain con tact now and then with the fleeing enemy so fast is the enemy going east.
 North of Turcoing and Roubaix the British also are moving rapidly. Just south of these important twin cities Continued on Page Six)
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
NEED NURSES IN NEW YORK.


 NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-The scarcity Of nurses is so great in this city that to deal with the Spanish influenza epidemic, Health Commissioner Cope land tonight appealed to business and professional men to volunteer to work in night shifts in the hospitals, to re- lieve nurses who have been on duty for many hours at a stretch.
 In asserting that he had not changed his mind about keeping the schools open, Dr. Copeland said in vestigatiOn indicated that more than half of the absentees were not at tending school because of fear Of in fluenza held by their parents and not because the children were ill Even if more teachers become i'll. he said he deemed it so necessary to keep children in school and under supervi- sion, that it might be necessary to call in entertainers
 Former Health Commissioner Cold water tonight urged that the public schools be closed at once Rear Ad- miral Usher today issued orders to all officers and enlisted men under his Jurisdiction to keep out of the subway and underground tubes until the Span- ish influenza epidemic has abated.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
PRoMULeATE CONSTITUTION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Independ- ence of the CZecho-Slovak nation was declared formally today by the CZecho- SlOvak national council, recognized by the United States and the entente allies as a belligerent defacto govern ment The declaration, renOuncing al- legiance to the Hapsburg dynasty and announcing principles for the fOunda- tion of a republic, was issued in Paris and a copy was handed to President Wilson by J. Cisar. of the councils staff in Washington.
 The document, after announcing the independence of the CZechO-Slovak na- tion and reviewing the events leading up to this event, continues:
 We cannot anG will not continue to live under the direct or indirect rule of the violators of Belgium, France and Serbia, the would-be murderers of Russia and Rumania, the murderers of tens of thousands of civilians and soldiers of our blood, and the accom- plices in numberless unspeakable crimes committed in this war against humanity by the two degenerate and irresponsible dynasties. We will not remain a part of state which has no justification for existence. and which. refusing to accept the fundamental principles of modern world organiZa- tion, remains only an artificial and i'm moral political structure, hindering every movement toward democratic and socialist progress. The Hapsburg dynasty. weighed down by a huge in heritance of error and crime, is a per petual menace to the peace of the world, and we deem it our duty toward humanity and civilization to aid in bringing about its downfall and de- struction.
 We reject the sacreligiOus asseT- tion that the power of the Hapsburg and Hohenzollern dynasties is of di- vine origin; we refuse to recognize the divine rights of kings. Our na- tion elected the Hapsburgs to the throne of Bohemia of its own free will and by that same right deposes them. We hereby declare the flaps burg dynasty unworthy of leading our nation and deny all of their claims to rule in the Czecho-SlOyak land. which we ntlt anu AAOM u0NAdAC ondAA forth be a free and independent people and nation.
 We accept and shall adhere to the ideals of modern democracy, as they have been the ideals of our nation for centuries. We accept the Amer ican principles as laid down by Presi- dent Wilson; the principles of liberat- ed mankind-Of the actual equality of natiOns-and of governments deriving all their justice power from the con sent of the governed. We, the nations of COmenius, cannot but accept these principles, expressed in the American declaration of independence, the prin- ciples of Lincoln. and of the declaar- tiou of the rights of man and of the citizen. For these principles our na- ton shed it's blood in the memorable Hussite wars 500 years ago, for these same principles besides her allies, our nation is shedding its blood today in Russia, Italy and France
 We shall outline only the main principles of the constitution of the Czecho-Slovak nation; the final de cisi0n as to the constitution itself falls to the legally chosen representatives of the liberated and united people.
 "The CzechO-Slovak state shall be
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
Here's c Quick Chance to
 KiU O Hun Or Get Killed

WASHINGTON. Oct. IS. - General Pershing has sent an urgent call for air service observers which the aero nautical bureau of the army is mak- ing prompt efforts to i'll from civil life. as we'll as from the army. There Is no limit in the number to be ac- cepted for training and qualified men are certain Co get quick action.
 In announcing the needs of the eX- peditionary forces today, Major Gen eral Henley, chief of the bureau, said
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
Warren District Ouer the
 Top; COchise County, Too

''The Warren district is over the top and then some" declared Chair man Gaines yesterday evening. Last nights figures available were S1 ,499,- $50 for this district. with approxi- mately S25,O00 deducted for deposits from outlying districts, leaves us safe ly over our quota, and insuring the entire county we'll over the quota of S2.502,000
 Douglas reports that they will have their quota before tonight and reports
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
TANKS BOMB GERMANS.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY NORTHWEST OF VERDUN. Oct. IS. s D. m.-(By the Associated Press-)- More than 60 American day bombing aviatOrs today attacked BayOnville. Buzancy and other towns north of the American line at Grand-Pre. Escort ing planes downed ten German ma chimes.
 This is said tO have been the larS- est enterprise yet carried out by an all-American flying force.
 More than four tons Of bombs were dropped by the American air forces. the bombers paying particular atten- ton to Bayonville. where a concen- tratiOn of German troops had been reported. Buzancy received its share.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
BAD NEWS FROM FL PAso.
CBy Review Leased wire)

If1N heVIcW IeEsed WIrel
 FL PASO. Tex, Oct. 1S.-Efforts oI the health department to keep a rec ord of the Spanish influenza cases were temporarily abandoned today because the doctors were so over worked they did not have time to re- port cases. The epidemic is now centered in the Mexican quarter. Nine deaths occurred there today.
 There were seven deaths at the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19

there was no rigid age limits or other limitations. It is up to the man him self If he thinks he can stand the hard, dangerous service and can pass the rigorous physical and other tests. he will be given a 12-week training course. commissioned. and sent over.
 This is a quick chance to kill Hun or get killed" General Henley said We will guarantee to get men who qualify to France without de- lay"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19

Fort Bliss base hospital during the past 24 hours and nine deaths were reported from Juarez. opposite here. Night and day military funerals con, tinue to be held and the soldiers In the post and surrounding camps are quarantined
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
CzECHO-SLOVAKS
 CONQUER PRAGUE
Rx Review Leased WIrel

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 1S.-The Czechs are masters in Prague. ac- according to Berlin dispatches to the Berlingske Tidende. Czech money is in circulation and the Czech flag waves over Hradschin castle.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
MANY NEW CASES.

(By Review Leased Wire)
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct IS. - Six hundred and fourteen new cases of Spanish influenza were reported to health authorities today, bringing this city's total to 9,4S1 cases. Twenty deaths were reported, making a total of 70 to date
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
SOUTH AMERICA STRICKEN

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 1S.-Several of the newspapers of the city an nounce that they will be forced to sus- pend publication because of the de- pletion in the ranks of their en- ployes.
 Four hundred employees of the Gen. tral postoffice and 1500 clerks in one department store and one-half of the policemen of the city are i'll.
 Reports received from Chile indi- cate that an extremely grave epidemic exists there, with a large percentage of deaths. In some neighborhoods of Santiago, Chile, deaths number three out of every ten persons affected.
 Buenos Aires, good air" has a popu- lation of approximately 1,500, ,0OO Thanks to the great drainage system in the city, visitations of epidemic have been virtually unknown in recent years.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19
CLOSES DOWN MOVIES.

(By Review Leased Wire)
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IS. - All theaters and motion picture houses In the state were ordered closed today by the state board of health as a re- suit of the Spanish influenza epi- demic Schools and churches will re- main open except in cities where they have already been closed by local au- thOrities, the board announced.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-19

from outlying districts shows no place in the county that has failed to make its quota. Tombstone has been over since Wednesday, Naco since last Saturday. San Simon since early in the week. If all other districts throughout the United States have re- sponded to Uncle Sans call in the fourth Liberty loan. the boys at the front will be showered with joys" and
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The district records tonight are:

Chicago today dropped into seventh ,lace in the percentage standing and
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14
vsem ceskoslovenskyym spolkIm a jedno
tam, zvlasf krajskym vybordm ceske-
no Narodnlho Sdruzenl, olxresnim
sbordm Slovenske Ligy Svazu
Ceskych Katoliki!

Ma pfanf zados podepsanou vsemi narodnirni organi
sacemi pfistehovaleckych narodnos Amerce president
wilson prohlas etosn oslavu A. cervence Dne Neodvsos
"a den kdy vsechny pTsehovaecke veve narodn mohou
PoeVt svou oyaltu nas velk6 Repubce ez sveto-
YOU demokrac bo osvobozenf malych narodd sdel
MIN meste aerickem Westinghouse s1casnf SIC Cechoso
sacl siavnostnho pruvodu programu moravsymi slove
skymi tanci a j.
Nez nejen Washngtone, ale We vsech osadach cesko
ovenskych must kona slavnos podobneho razr Cesko
sovensky lid veden Ceskeho Narodnho Sdruzen Soven
ske Lgy Narodnho Svazu Ceskych Kaofk ma Sc sucasni
slavnos Dne Neodvislos teto sve Sast hned TELEGRAPH
cky uvsdomit gt
Czechosovak Branch Committee ON Public Information.
Washington D. C..
ProJevy, re ceskosovenske spoky hodaii Sc s1castn
oav necht zasou vsechny krajske vbory sbory
Vsechny Havnf radovny podporufcch enot vsachnv Vel
korady Vekooze bez odkadu techto teegamech nech
sou take ihned proevy yay rech Sc uda eventene po
Get censtva menen ehoz podepsan predseda neb pred
sedkyne projev cinf.
Upozorhujeme ze vsechny projevy dose do nas vladn
kancelare budou oseny ofcenim Bulletinu pro-
stredncvlm tohoo mnohych anglckych stech 90 a. Ger
vencl vydany budou zvasn pubkac aby tax byy rva
lynn ddkazem smyseni ctenf ceskosovenske vetye amer
cke Usednf Vybor Ceskeho Narodnho Sdruzen spou Sc
Vazem Ceskych KatokG Slovenska Lga se upozornily
ma etosni osavy Dne Neodvos pozaday zastoupena te
esa "a proevy loyalty Nech edy z nynf vsechny cesko
soVenske osady roa proievy yo teegracky aby proe-
va nasch Dyo co nev1ce ably molly bt zarazeny mez pro-
eVy Vsech ostatnich naodnos ez z dochaze DO stech
L. re nase ceskosovenska vetev arnercka doyede oce
ntl obet ez Spolene Saty pfnaSe vec malych narodH
z re obnovu slib vernosi naS republice presiden-
tu Spojenych Stati ~
g. re boji "a demokracii "a ideally Washingtonovy
zaadateu republky vtev ceskosovenska Amerce vyko-
ma pod vedenm Wisonovym vytrva do posledn chvfe
boje - ts3
Opakueme re projevy must byt poslany bez odkladu.
Je to zaJmu cele ceskoslovenske vetve Americel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14
CESKE VOJSKO PROTI
RAKOUSKU.

Baltimore. - Sestnact tisfc
CechG SlovakG, byvalych ra-
kouskych vojfnd, kteff padli
do italskeho zajetf, bojuje n.y.
nj proti Rakousku v radach
Spojencd, jak sdeluje porucfk
Behensky, svemu .zdejsfmu bra
tranci. v dopise pravf Sc mezi
jinym:
s'Nynf, kdyz narod mas zau-
jal postavenf proti Rakousku,
tesfme Sc vetsf svobode. Nyni
name 10000 dobrovolnfkd v
plucfch, slozenych z CechG a
SlovakG, kteff jsou vyzbrojent
a pfipraveni k boji "a svobo.
du. My name ceske ddstojnfky
q rozkazy davany jsou v ces.
KEN jazyku. My jsme pripra.
veni a ochotni poloziti svoje Ii.
voty "a vec Spojencd."
e D 4 q 81 Ia & "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14
RAKOUSKY MINIsTR PREsI
DENT SEYDLER ODSTOUPIL
Polsky lid We Lvovs Sc bouTi.

sssis -'-F - II - ~ II :
'Po audienci s cisafem Kar-
lem podal rakousky premier
Won Seydler svoii resignaci ial
o7namriie dnesnf telegram dc
isl@ do .Anosterodamu. Cfsar cd
lnzil dalsf politickou akci az
do dohv. kdv So hodla poraditi
5 vndci politickych stran.
Curych; Svycarsko, IA. Ger
Avna. = v sobotu Sc udaly vaz
ne nepokoje v hlavnim meste
Halice, kde lid prepadal ma
kladn1 vojensk6 transporty "a
drancoval jejich obsahy urce-
me pro italskou frontu. Policie
byla uplne bezmocna, takze
muscle byti povolano vojsko,
ktereho povolano bylo 5000
muzd. Mnoho vytrznfkd bylo
zatceno. DoSla zprava ze Ra-
kusani popravili M. Podtiolko-
ma, presidenta lidoveho komi-
sariatu Donske republiky. v
iampulskem distriktu bylo "a
bito 80 sedlakd v boji proti Ra
kusanGm, kterf obsadili nekte
re vesnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14
POKORNY co.
lace " maietkach.


Nam prodeji dvourodinny
dunn Fleet ul. Hotove $3.50,
ostatnf jako najem.
Jednorodinny ddm 6 poke
Ju S koupelnou, plyn. Cena
$1,000. Hotove $500, ostatni
splacet jako rent.
Velmi laciny jednorodiny
dunn z Fleet ul. "a $25O0.
Pekny lot ma dlazdene ulici z
Miles ave. Hotove $500 neb
$500 ostatnf splacet $40 me-
sicne. Blizsi sd6lf Jos. T. Po-
korny, 12408 Miles ave. Tel.
Union 892 w. 6-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14

PRODA Sc ddm 7 pokojfch,
koupelna, fernes, vse pohodlne
zaffzeno, blize kat. kostela a
verejne skoly. Haste Sc v els.
,12916 Angelus ave. blfze e.
131. ul. v Corlett. 6--17
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14
KDO VEZME NASE HOCHY
POD STRECHU?

Mnohe nase rodiny projeviy jiz ochotu poskyt-
nouti pohostinstvi jednomu nebo dv6ma j vice
nasim vojakGm amercke armady, kterf Sc do
stavi hromadne k uvitanf prof. Masaryka, ale
pocet prihlasenych dosud nestaci. Nedovede
eeskoslovensky Cleveland ubytovati hrst nasch
vojakd? Haste Sc, kdo mdzete poskytnouti
pfistresf nekteremu nasemu hochu po dve noc:
sobotu nedeli. Prihlasky prijfmajf Sc
kancelari Narodnfho Sdruzeni 1886 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14
NASLEDKEM PRESIDENT ,

NASLEDKEM PRESfDLENf z
mesta muslin prodati nabytek
i Victor Victrolu, ktera pIvod-
ne stala SIPS rekordy, take
kozeny turecky houpak, mas ce
iy set do jideIny uplny, nase
dresry, nase stolky do knihov-
ny, mas Milton koberec 9x12,
nekolik mensich, velkou ledni-
cku. Vse Sc proda prot hotove-
mu. Cas- k prohIednuti v kazdy
cas- nedsli " {. 3247 E. IS
ul. Suite 2. 6-16
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14

49, Reklama jest matkou
uspschu a oznamka We 'SVE
TU' otccm zdaru v obchode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-14
Ku sldDnOsfi uDitdni prof. 7. G. Masaryka.
= = : ~ - - - = : "a "a - - . . . = = . . . -
PROVOLANf
Cesko- -sloven. Clevelandu.

Vsechny domy, vsechna okna ozdobte Jprapory
obrazem prof. Masaryka q pripadnymi hesy,
at nasi spoluobcane vidf, koho vftame.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-06
September E, 1918.

Segelbaum, Stanley, Sergeant, 1902
Grand s., Mare Island, Marines.
Sachs, Louis, 56S 9TH Av. NJ, Camp
Wadsworth, Inf
Sachs, Max, 56S 7th Av NJ, Syracuse,
Limited Service.
SAKE, William, 1920 End Av. S., France.
Ang.
SAKE, ]. L., 1920 End Av. S., France,
Sanitary Det
SAKE, M. j., 1920 End Av. s., Camp
Johnston.
Schweitzer, Herman, 600 East 18th St.,
Camp WadsWorth, Inf
Sperling Harry, 1907 Dupont N, Camp
Kearney, M. Gun c.
Silverman, Harry, 1712 9Th Av. NJ,
Minneapolis, Navy.
Strimling, Abe, "a Highland, Mime
apolis, Aviation.
Schneidman, Morris, 10 Aldrich NJ,
Camp Wadsworth, Inf.
Spanier, Henry, 1909 Plymouth Av
NJ, France, Inf
Sternberg, Justin, 3O12 Aldrich S.,
Fort Riley, Baking Det
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-09-06
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Shere, Joseph, SOC Humboldt Ave. So.
Shore, Louis, 1714 Elliot Ave.
Shore, 81 Central Ave.
SHERMAN, Moe, Houston, Aviation.
Spanier, Henry, Travis, Infantry.
Stearn, Solomon
Sternberg, Caro-, France, Navy
Strimling Louis, "a Highland Ave-,
Devens, Engineers.
Sway, Louis, London, Sub. Base
Sovitsky, Dan, S14 Irving avenue north,
Infantry, Camp Wadsworth S. G.
Silberman, Maurice, st. Louis Park,
France.
Strimling, Abraham SO Highland ave-
nue., Overland Building.
Ulis, Herman, 129 Highland N, Camp
Upton, Inf.
Ulis, Abe, 1923 Highland ~, New
Orleans, Navy.
Void, Julian, 400 9Th St. S., Palestine,
Inf
Van Garrick, Louis, 61O Jewett Place,
France, Army.
Vitoff, Joe, 624 9Th avenue north, Min
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1918-11-15
THREE MILLION JARS SHIP
PED DURING o

On Monday, Oct. 81, we addressed
ar advertisement to the Wholesale and
retail drug trade, advising that we
were badly oversold, due to the in1u-
enza epidemic, stating that all deals
and quantity shipments were pospon-
ed, and requesting that NapoRub be
purchased an small Ices only. This
condition still prevails.
At this writing we have back or
ders for eighteen thousand (1S,00e}
gross and our orders each day are
double oyr daily output. The cpl
demic, however, is decreasing in most
sections, the demand is siaCksnlne
and we are working night and day to
catch up In the meantime, We ask
the trade to be patient with US