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Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
Issues Annual Statement of Combined Companies Un- der Single Organization; Comparisons Difficult

The combined report of { he Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling the United Globe Mines and Old Do minion Company for the year ending Dec 31, 1917, as issued. As the Old Dominion Company in the early part of last year acquired all the assets of the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling Company of New Jersey, and also all the assets of the United Globe Mines, except one claim, no comaprison with previous years is available
 Operating profits before allowing for depreciation. taxes, etc, was S2- 376,509. equivalent to approximately SS per share on the 297,071 shares out standing. After deducting deprecia- ton, depletion and state and Federal taxes the balance of $1,221 ,264 was equal to s4.11 per share.
 The combined income account fol-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
PROSPECTOR RETURNS
 FROM YEARS TRIP

RENO. May 11.-For four years Charles McNeale, a prospector. has been working a claim in the noun tains on the Powder River in Oregon. all unconscious of the fact that near ly the entire world is at war He ar rived in Reno yesterday with $65.OO0 in gold. which he deposited at bank and today he is trying to make up for lost time by buying all the Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates that he can carry.
 Liberty Bonds were new to him and he bought a few thousand dollars worth to see what they looked like. After hearing many tales about the war he finally decided to enlist. but was turned down by the recruiting of ficer because of his age.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
HUN FLYER WOUNDED
fBy RevIew Leased wlrel

LONDON, May IA Reuters dis patch from British headquarters in France says it is reported that Lieu tenant Won Richthofen, brother of the famous German aviator, who was klL ed recently. has fallen during an aer- ial flight over the Somme valley and that his skull was fractured. It is un- likely that he will ever fly again.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

In their remarks to stockholders the directors say in part:
 In the early part of the year 1917, the Old Dominion Company acquired all of the assets of the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling Company of New Jersey, subject to its liablli- ties, and paid therefor S10,000.00O in cash, and also acquired all of the as sets of the United Globe Mines. eX- cept one claim valued at $5,000. sub ject to its liabilities. at a valuation Of S4.995, ,0OO. This company previously held about 96 percent of the capital stock of the United Globe Mines.
 By this purchase the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling Company and the United Globe Mines were eliminated as separate operating or- ganizations and the charter of the Old Dominion Copper Mining x Smelling company was surrendered.
 The shareholders of the Old Domin- ion Company will be greatly benefited first by the elimination of a dupIIca- tion of office labor and extra work for the officials, there will also be great CT efficiency for the same effort; dou- ble taxation on the same income will be eliminated.
 The first six months of the year, the operations were normal and the profits were satisfactory; but on July 1st, when the strike was called, and subsequently, conditions affecting op- eration for many months were abnor- nal, and the profits were much redue- ed and unsatisfactory. Since Septem- Der. however, there has been a gradu- al improvement in operating condi- tions. but with a much reduced net profit on account of the unsettled con ditions respecting labor and the in creasing cost of all materials and sup plies. together with a selling price for copper fixed by the Government much lower than that prevailing for the fipst six months of the year and for the year 1916.
 The company paid dividends of SS per share during the year
 The total production for the year, including custom ores, was as fol- lows
 Lbs. refined copper, 32,365.795; ozs. silver, 165.703; ozs. gold, 3,S97.
 The mining costs for the year 1917 compared with the previous year are as follows:
 1917 1916
 $S.0s S6.4S
 As in previous years. the west side ore bodies have continued to supply the greater part of the production of smelting ore The 9th. 10th. 11th and
 0ContInued on Page Two)
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Phenomenal Increase h ActiUity Of Small
 Mines in AU Arizona
Reports to Arizona Chapter American Mining Congress Show Gains Have Come About Within Past Month; Out look for Better Metal Prices Responsble All Producers Interested in New Copper Value

  Mining from the various districts All within the of taking
  planning  It is they able anything possibility the ng grades A good deal of has been
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AS in previous years, the west side ore bodies have continued to supply the greater part of the production of smelting ore. The 9th. 10th. 11th and
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ne Sea" Serve on Land and Sea, and details connected with the military service.
 The new increase in the Marine Corps which has just gone into effect, creates a rare opportunity for young men who contemplate answering their country's call to the Colors.
 Quick promotion to men who are competent is practically a certainty. Draft men can still join the Marines,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

Contrary to general belief, the U. s. Marines serve not. only aboacd bat tleships, but also on land in this coun- try, foreign stations, and on the bat tie line in France. In addition to all these duties, many Marines are being trained for Aviation duty.
 On land the duties of Marines in clude Infantry, Artillery, Signal and Wireless work. besides many special
Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12

the Much work will be instances in the prepare way grades A good O
 SEVERE OTHERWISE
 price copper will the dscouragme to mining generally the state 
 making ready resumption of production a properties 
 development will be brought
  
 
 
 
 already high enough without adding the swampng proportions which would general While the
  wholly All of them labor which lines of employment greatly increased
 ARIZONA MINES LABOR SHORTAGE
 mining districts of the show that while there plenty of present give the mines full compements far numerical strength concerned nearly all cases shortage in mining all other of help any ability other department miners and muekers but drill The the the mine therefore its maximum results governed this instance by timber divisions general work their end the Fed employment that
  present materially reduced.
 SILVER MINING ACTIVITIES
 resulted the Silver benefited possibly carry copper mining provided the content marketable at reason silver these properties in position if the hisher silver price higher they expensive localities which and silver available supply help good all of product values many Copper In top price 2S1k quantities exceptional high grade In the country outlying terri under active aratons for production O
 CONSTRUCTION DESPITE construction that efficiency period, notw times under conditions did likely after the expenditures shelter ouge tunnel requirement
  milling that there hanging the the financially able ahead regardless
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in the Sky. provided they secure the usual re- lease from their boards. The age for all applicants s eighteen to thirty five inclusive.
 Recruiting stations for the Marine Corps are maintained in Los Angeles, Bakersfield, San Diego, Fl Centro and Phoenix. Booklets can be had for the asking.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
LOS DIPUTADOS Sc ALAR-
MAN POR LA EPiDEMIA

Ciudad de Mexico. Nov. LOS
senores D~iputados al Congreso de la
Union, han comenZado u a'armar-
Sc a causa de Ia epidemic de Ia in
fluenza, a la que tienen tenor, tanto
por haber matadc a dos de CO.
legas. Aniceto Ortega Y Juan Manuel
Giffard, como por 81 numero de vletl-
mas que esta causando en- toda Ia
m%etropoli.
Dicen los Diputados que n de
las prevenciones contra Ia playa cs
la de no desve.arse; ' como clos
ce!ehran sus sesionc= ~vcspertinas,
pdolongando!as hasta IA avanzada
la noche, ham lanzado Ia iniciativa
de reunirse ol4mcntc en- ia manana
' permanecer en- sus laboreS hasta Ia
una DC Ia tarde, a fin dc disponer
del tempo suficiente para recorgerse
temlTano en- Sus Gomicilios.
De esta ntane-a Ios trabajos par!a-
mentarios Sc d~es2rro,laran continue
dos hasta Ia bora ind!cada, y los un-
gidos Dor ell pueblo Sc pondran =
salyo dc contracr la enfecmedad cue,
segun clos. los conduciria lrrenlls!-
blemente 4! scpULcro.
La iniciativa Va d ser p~resentada
en- una de las seziones de estos dias.
en- vista de que Ia playa continue
acrecentandose.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
CUIDAD0!!

Estuyc sacramento atacudo en- TODD "II So
;ema = ccn7rcuencia dc una larga eEfermc-
dad del est6n,aco. icstsba %ncrvioso, d~eesito,
constan:nmcnte e'taha sufricnGc const,padcs
9 Indigestion. Fui atcrdido larSos amos ror
diiercntcs medircs : crsayc toda c!nsc dc me-
dic;nas. sales. ~acci,cs, pildoras. etc. que me
daharon tanto Ct tonnage que "a no noc'a NJ
siquiera tomar otros mcdicinas. Tn nedIco
me dijo SOLO con UNI operacicn podia 1uedar
cC-aao. Como ultimo recurso recurri a lss
Saint Bernard Herbs" = por fortuna a las
dos scmaras dc .omarlas cHapcce 4 senur IL
mcjo.ia. POGO despucs nc sent: muy meiora-
DO Y Il Ia fecha GOO de ~perfcc:a salud. mi
.pe.ito e. magnifico y en- general nc cncuen-
.ro perfectamen;c. EstaS maCnificas ycrnas
ncdiciraleS par ael cst6mago Saint Fer
Eard's Herbs" iograron mi absolute mcjor!a.
ST I'd. SURE Gc cualqu;era cnfcrmctad del
est6magc. higadc. rin0a O intestinos. IHdi2eS-
ton. CONSTITUENCIES. acidez. ai;racntoS agTios =
TO dige-iGos qrte ocasionan mai ai.entn. peso
de2, Golnr dc cabc-a O espaida. dolores dc cs-
tonnage. moles'ias dc las Was urinarias. en-
fcrmeiaies de las seno-as, febre. PIE! con
granos Y ot;as erupc;ores. etc. tome SAINT
| Be-nar;'s Stomach Herbs. ycrbas mcdicinaLes
dc Saint. Bernard. Is una medicinal Inoien-
| silva que lirpia 81 sistcma de ;oda impureza
: t~oni!ica L. san=,rc. hg-aGEbie al palaha-.
| pues sabr como cl tc- I'd. pUcric a6GuirIT eS-
tS yerhas DC vaior incstirabic. en- los Jardi-
dimes Saint Bernard, Saint Bernard Gardens.
| SOS Common St. New Orleans. Ia. Su Drecio
es de sl.uo paquetc. ri cual le duran alganos
me,es. Haga I'd. IN p-ucha desde luego. &c
dcvoIvercmos 81 d.ncro en- case dc QUE nres-
ira meGic:E.a no Ic dc los ms sati5tac;orics
rcsuI;adns.
GuieSc Ud.de mi ~eonsejo Y cvitc ell tomar Sc
les. piidoras. a~ceites Y otras Grogas vencnosas
No Guitan Ia causa dc in enfcrncdad. sno So
lsmentc obli-l7 4 mo.cr los in:cs.inos. =
pron:u Ia anti qua cnfcrrcdad reaparcce peof
quo cl cucrpo sea rcfractario = c%ontraer cual-
muy a-ncIudc. lc danar 81 c~s:ornago Y dcb;-
| Titan en- general ;odos 81 s:stena. PrcGTntc
I'd. a c~uaiau.c- Doctor = lc contcstara que
las yerbas rlccicina!es de Saint Bernard para
RI 10 gentlemen niIGuna sustancia
| danosa. sino ao,2mente ycEbas na:urales que
| posecn prcpieCaGcs medicinales y accraas son
a~bsoiur:mcntc inofcnsivas. Las ycrba5 medi-
cinalcS dc Saint Bernard. son csenciales para
cu..- cualcuicr cnfer-nadad. LiE1p;an cl sizte-
ma de tcia impurcIs. reconfortan In S2-Crc
y r~cnifican lor organas d.cestiycs. hacienda
quo ci cuerpo sea rrfrnc;ar;o a cotracr cual-
ouicr cR.crmc!ad. En- TODD hogar deben &C.
rose y Ia r.ano. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
HAGA SU CEkHEZA.

No c~ualquicr bebida dulee o dc las llams-
Gt- 'casi cervcza.' sino Ia verd2Gcra GER
wa. sah.osa. fuerte y cspumos2.
ADMINISTRATORS 4 listed nuestro extracro
de ce-veza Victoria consistentc dc hpulo
) malta de las m~cjores. CON cl cual puede
listed hacer en- casa, seCun nuestras instruc-
clones. IL major cerveza-
ri p-ecio de un paguetc dc Victoria Beer
E--ract' para haccr : gaioncs de buena GER
VEN Lager. cs $50. .Manienos Ell dinero eon
81 orden y rceieira ei .~-ti=uio lib-c de gas-
-os. Ia fabrication de cerveE en- casa = q
envio de nuestro cxtracto. Il los estados pro-
hibicionistas. es legal. Garantizamos salts
faction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY,
NEW YORK. y. Y. 6lI ORION BLDG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04

\. pesar de TODD. Ia causa dc q mu-
lev sigu!6 adelante. Hoy gozan las
muieres del derecho complete de SUI
fragio en- doce Estados; del mismo de-
recho. en- forma parcial, en- la mayor
partc de los otros, Y Sc han ocupado.
con incuestionab!e eNito. en- tareas ci-
vicas V educativas. Fl sueno de Eli
zabeth Cady Stanton Sc ha reallzado.
Las muchachas no solo han p%robado
ser tan buenaS como los muchacilos,
sino que promoter hacerlo mejor.
La situaci6n en- inglaterra es muy
scmeiante. principalmente debido al
ultimo capitulo dramatico dc la peiea
nor Ia libertad dc la mujer, en- ell Qua!
estan inscritos los nombres de Ennei'-
ne Pankhurst y de sus hijas Charts
label Y Sylvia.
FL gobierno BRITANNICA esta compro-
metido a conceder a las muJeres el
derecho de sufragio despues de la que
IRA V el gobicrno dc los EstaGos Uni
dos patrocina una enmienda d IA Cons
tituci0n Federal en- cl mismo sentIdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
CASESE

CASESE
CataioSo de damas mnaicanas y otras ma
ciona!idedes cxtcnsa lista &c herDoeos
nornbrcs.
GsnGe IN DOLLAR Y lc enviaTrmos q
vrnta &c cor-eo. nuestro conplcto Ca1-
logo Matrimonial. con d~eserIpcioncs ON
p,etas de muchas j6vencs y algunas vfu-
das. que busean a I'm maido bucno y hon
RADIO. Poedc ustcd csc-ibir a cualcuie1n
de elias y coatrner IN fciz mstrimonio en-
muy breye tempo. Sosotros. por nuestr1
Darue. somos personas rccomcndnbC. nnes-
tro necocio esta basaco sobre M honf7dex
. legitir;dld asi es que no drjc que Ia
ocaucn. can-idad dc UN DoLLAR sira
.e essorbo ca una probable PELC1DAD
MATRIMONIAL Esrriba hoy misnoo d:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPOS-
DENCE CLUB
P. O. Boz 45S Venice, Cal. /,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
CIENCLAS CCULTAS

Cavieula eel Eey SalonGn ......... ~
poErra = Ritual Go = Alta haG!h Con-
tcne ei triangu.o &c Saioaon- II ca
gToncnc:s. etc. ) eS
EEch:-:diobes. CHDG-as y 7eatGealos S DIS
Z. Dragon SoSc. = sea el arte de man
dsr 4 as Gcl-ltus ..........----. ; Sd
e ?ode- del P~ensSnien:o. ST. doni-
Mo ) cG.cI-1. Como estrc:lr 81
tGsEe2 -. hrs
& L,b-o Infrra19. Traa6S DE- las cisn-
ci;.s ocu-:zs. Coati=Ge el tibro Re Szr
Cjr-iaRo. ciayiSala de Sassrrca. ii
etc. sd
{! SsrGaGero Dragon Raio. Elean-
aTieacc@. modo de haccse ,nvi5:E!c.
ct. , S9O
Ia Graa Nari:a AGiyinadcr: ....... 5 ess
Dicciorp-io Internal Cor:icnc maCIa
Blanca, Ro!a Y Nesra. AparlcioneS.
Liurc M=Sao &c S4a Ct2-.ano. Edlc!oL
iE.Sa > conp!eta del fa;uoso G-mo-
r:o 5 5.uu
Ii Gran Maya Suprena ............ 5 Ito
Nan..I de Ma Blanca ........-.. S 0.io
Manual de MSSia N-gra ........... $50
Sec-ctos i. los Carries. Arve de So
rar a :odos ,cS jueSoS .........-.- t.2u
SecrctoS &c Alberto - Grande ..-.--.. ; e-oG
Sec-.tos de a ErestiC!Sitac:oc ; "A
mas'a. Lscciores p~--StrS5 se csc1-
noteo y preSt;diGitacion .......... 5 i-eo
Secrets GcI Inferno .-.......-..-.. o."
Teso-e &c &iias-ue dc IA Gu: &c Ca
rayasa. Eerdadcra Ioys Gel ocSl,:s-
no I'S'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
Lunes 4 de Noviembre de 1918
llSTA Eo. 2 EN- e.
PROXIho NUMERO

ESPiRITISGo
pev,c;o,s-io Es,,-;>sa S $50
q I.ib-o de les Mediums 5 i.sa
f. Lihro CO los Espiri,us .......... s LOO
e Genesis los Milagros y LIS S-eaie-
clones 5 Loo
e Evanyeuo Sec63 e, Eso;-:tsro s Leo
p CicIo : 81 TnEietno ..... S 100
ObyaS ic Fcstumas d. Allan katQES : Loo
;oas Is el Epi-iti.no? .......... s leo
Are de Carar por medic isl raagnc~
:tsnc y Sus suxiii3res. baHc. m.s2Ie
y gimnasia (telaI .............. s l-5a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04

proceden al exito de toda reforma.
Obras de Lydia Child. Margaret Flu
Her V Eliza Woodscn Farnham con-
servan vivo ell fuego v n notable
recluta fue Ernestina Rose, expulsaca
de Poloria por sus opiniones.
En- 1882 sc hizo dcfinitivamente
una sola causa de la libertad
V de los derechos de la muler, con "a
fundacion en- Boston de la primera
sociedad antiesclavista. 4 la cual So
incorporation Embellishments doce
mujercs quakeras, por ser uno de los
dogmas dc su secta que los hombres
V las mujeres son igualcs el cl 60
bierno de la iglesia Y de! hogan.
Pero no siendo del mismo pensar 81
resto dc la comunidad. los ~propcsitos
dc hablar en- publico de aigunas Va
lientes mujeres, las eXpuso a des-
honrosos insultos Y Il peligros incoG-
ccbibles en- nuestros dias. Sc pre-
dic0 contra Abby Kelly. califlcandola
de hicna c hija del inferno, Y cuando
su amiga Angelina Grimke habl6 Ell
una reunion antiesclavista en- Fila
delfia. en- 1887, fue puesto fuego n!
salon. Tn ano despues. cuando hi
bio en- la Camara de Representatives.
de Boston, un motin publico amc1azo
con matGrla.
Los amotinados ladraron. la prem
sa sisc6 Y trono ell pulpito' escrioip
acerca de este Lucy Stone.
Cuandc sc lee Ia rclacion de perse-
cuciones Y c~obardias dc que tueron
victimas las mujereS en- los prinneroS
tiempoS de propaganda por sus dere-
chos. nc solo ocasiona sorpresa el va
Tor que han demostrado, sino que
pucde ~cntendersc la expression dc ole
RIA V aUn rcncor que co~nservan al
gunaS dc las precursoras. que toda-
via sobrevivcn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-04
NL|TANTES En- NGATERRA Y ESTADH UNIDOS

! bacion de leyes tan importantes coma
la relativa a la propiedad, expedida
por el Estado de Nueva York en- 1S45,
que con sus cnmiendas en- 1860 dlo Z
las mujereS ell dominic absolute de
sus bienes y las hizo participes en- Ia
guarda de sus hijos.
La Guerra Civil interrumpio tenn
poralmente la propaganda feminista
militante, pero lego a ser indirecta-
mente una bendicion para la causa
dc la libertad de la mujer. poraue
Clara Barton c innumerables otras
mujeres heroicas prestaron tan no.
bles servicios, que u reclamos de
ciudadania no pudieron series ne
gados, aunquc todavia Sc reslstla L
una adopcion de las aspiraclcnes fe-
meninas.
FL primer acto del gobierno mos
tr0. sin duda, POGO reconocmlento =
la 2arte que las mujeres habian to-
mado en- la recientc lucha. porque
cpando sc ccncedio d los negros Ia
f~ranquicia, con la Enmicnda Declmo-
cuarta de la Constitution. la !nserta-
ci6n dc la palabra "varon', como en-
la Ley dc Reforma inglesa, dejo OK
cluidas a las mujeres. Ash. ell prt-
mer resultado dc Ia emancipation, u
un insulto a estas. que todavia no han
Dorado algunos EstadoS.
La Convention sobre Derechos de
la Muier. celebrada cl 10 de mayo
de 1866, dirigio un memorial al Con-
crcso. pero con resultados negatives.
La sonora Stanton sc p%resento can
didato Il una curul en- ell mismo cuer
DO. V solo recibio "a votes. En- 1877
LA ~senorita Susan &. Anthony ioero
registrarSe como v~otante. con otras
muieres de Rochester, V todaS. Junto
con les inspectores QUO 10 permltleron'
fueron perseguidas Y multadas. y
los inspectores Sc les %parGono. pero
q la ~senorita Anthony sc la obllgo a
ragar la multa de $500. aunque ha-
biz apelado al Congreso.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
HATS OFF TO THE GOLD STAR.

Editors are being requested to .eS-
press their views on the suggestion
that civilians uncover and uniformed
men salute when passing the service
dag bearing gold star when displayed
from a home. The circular letter sug-
gests that such practice during the
war at least would soften the cruel
grief of those who so loved the one
whose memory the golden star COM
memorates and that visible and con-
tinued demonstration OF the respect
and honor the entire nation gives his
memory is no more than his due who
died in defense of our liberties.
\ common impulse should bring the
hats from civilian heads and the hand
OF the soldier TO salute to the gold star
on white field. The practice should
create itself upon suggestion. The
Service Flag league of mothers should
cultivate and insist upon ii.
a Star of Gold on the Field of White,
(Hats off. men)
A life laid down in defense Of Right!
(Hats OFF,
He died-that such dying forever cease
Hat-never again, the Hun release
His Bestial Spawn on a world at peace.
"On the Field Of White. a Star of Gold,
(Salute, men at arms)
Pride swell your hearts at the Story
told.
(Salute,)
He died--that, no more. the war-mad
stake
A nations life; or, think to break
His written word: or henceforth. make
Sport Of Humanity or dare to take
Toll of our blood. for Ambitions sake.
j. r. Martin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
SPANISH FLU"

An apparently new disease the cpl
retnic Of Spanish influenza is running
thru the camps with very consid
cradle number Of fatalities. However.
when we realize that sudden changes
bring on SUDDEN attacks of grip and
that many Of those attacks are fatal or
leave serious results behind them, the
Few disease seems to be terroriZins
the country to a greater extent than
would be the case in peace times if an
epidemic Of grip were leaving fatal
tiles behind it as has occurred several
times in the history Of that infiuenzt
which, we commonly call grip. The
death roll at the camps, however, Is
among the younger and stronger men
though it must be taken into consider
alton that at the Great Lakes station,
as an instance, that 10000 men are
packed together and among them those
with weaknesses the new epidemic
searches out.
We are told that the disease is one
that the medical men are able to
handle and that there is no occasion
to overestinate it's severity.
The disease will make its appear
ance in the mid western towns and
cities soon. Such epidemics travel
rapidly and take a direct course along
the lines Of transportation and COM
munication. The best thing to do is
to meet it without oserestimating its
seriousness. prepare for it by careful
regimen and caution. Any doctor will
freely afford the proper advice.
But the epidemic Is serious. ex-
tremely serious. and 10 be 50 constd-
cred. It's death list is greater than
that OF the common influenza That is
the safe and proper way to consider it
and to prepare for It and to meet it
when it arrives. Plenty Of fresh air
keeping feet and body warm, sleeping
warm, avoiding colds. getting ready in
every way for the Spanish influenza
offensive are sensible and necessary
preparedness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-30
Thy David 6ory.l

Now don't know, whether you
bought your liberty bond as asked
YOU to In the story before this. But
Uncle Lucky has, and so has Bslly
Bunny and all tho othor little people
OF the Friendly Forest and the Pleas
ant Meadow. Even Old Mother Maybe
bought one. and AZ for Uncle Bullfrog
he bought so many that he had to
borrow three cents from his little
grandson. Teddy Tadpole.
And now let's see what Uncle Lucky
and Billy Bunny are doing this lovely
September day, when the leaves are
yellow and red. and the pumpkins rs
yellow rs the sunflowers and golden
rod.
My goodness. Uncle Lucky had a
dreadful time to keep on his old we'd
ding stovepipe hat these autumn days.
But do you know how he did II? He
t.sd his blue silk polkadot handker-
chief over the top and under his chin.
and no matter how Willie Wind tried
he couldn't make the old gentleman
rabbit lose his hat. No sireeman.
well. here it's autumn again. and
the leaves are all over the front lawn.
I'll have to telephone the Old Red
Rooster and tell him TO come and rake
them up" said dear kind Uncle Lucky.
So he went to the telephone and
called up Chickentown. Oh Yes, Oh
Yes. Ring Happy Bells!
"Who Is ?" asked voice and then
Uncle Lucky winked at Billy Bunny
and said
"Mr. Red Rooster. want You to rake
The leaves off my shady front lawn.
I'll give you some money and plenty