The Columbus courier., 1918-10-18
SPANISH INTIUENZA has
HAD TTs DAY N COLUMB
W. ~ -
Reports Of New Gases Indicate That
The Disrasr is Well Under
ContrOl-i5 Deaths.

There we're approximately -
cases uf Spanish Influenza in camp
Friday afternoon. There were -
of THESE that had developed inln
pneumonia. hui only four or i've
that we're Thought to be- serious.
The number uf eases IN the i2lh
Cavalry have been lower than the
usual percentage iu the other train
iug ramps. while up to this time
there have been bat few casrs in
the 2ilb Infantry. N this time
there arr only Gj ease. 100 this reg
tmrul, and hat one death has been
reported
OF the fflsru deaths ru Camp Fur
Ions eight have been reported as
members of Troop u i3lh Cavalry.
The remains of the following MANI
rd men have been shipped from
here. William Mci-urr. Troop u.
age lO. samuel o. Hunurd. 3l Troop
o. Paul pi-anp -, Troop u. vii
liam g.. Audis. age %. Troop n liar-
Icy g. BIgham e. Troop +: Albert
/ Washington. go Co. d. 2iih lulan-
try. Grorgr " ~lauril J6. Head
quarter. Troop l.th Cavalry. liuhr
Medic. 90. Troop u. William B. Mas
,ry, "a. Troop D., William j. Hickey.
30, Troop u. Nudra JONES. ~, Hos
pli1l Corps and Christian schultz,
70 Medical Corps
There ha, been mo- death. rr-
ported lu town. or more than lem
"nu" eases Dr. g. a. Dahury hl-
bad uuly seven have contracted
pneumonia and bat one nf these b,
now considered dangerous.
iur,da, uf this week. nr nabnry
dismissed a. cured thirty eases of
"flu aud took sixteen new eases.
"Wednesday several we're dismiss
,d aud twelve new eases were taken
m charge Thursday >iN new eases
we're ropurlrd lu him and Friday be-
was called lu srr yight new ca~r-.
A. hr is lhr only durtur in town
ihi. report indicative imi The worst
uf thr epidemic is over.
Mr.. %. LohuW h8. q severe case
1f pneumonia and the chances uf
her recovery were thplghl NcrS
slender Thursday hui Friday she
wa, improving She b. not under
me care of br Dahnry.
A. landin, the Mexican Consul,
has very severe ease of puru-
uuuia bat there are chances of his
recovery Nr, Juan faNcla. Who
ll-u has pneumonia, D., now cou,id
cred past the danger point There
are five rolurrd women under the
are uf Dr bahnry with pneumonia
bat none uf these ease. are Thought
'p hr dangerous.
bU bahury reports ihr iplloWmg
.1-rs. nome uf which are considered
very bad, Juan Carrcon and tWl
daughters, Mrs. Carrcpn and twn
'hildrpu, Juan Facla and baby. Mr..
iouryodr,, Bob fIark aud family.
siN rus"., u : Carter and family.
eight eases. g. puchi and family.
iour eases. Nr- Wallace llulchison.
Mrs. 4. L.. Walker little daughter
li Mrs Briggs one Mexican ilinry
driver name unknown Jirs. Molmar,
Mrs krrIrr three cases and Mrs.
LomaN Mrs W A. Page is on
'hr sick list, hut hn, not a case of
nu.
The little son of Mr. aud Mrs. Ar
thur Evans, who has been very sick
aud has been operated on twice Is
slightly improved. he Is suffering
with paro ostitls.
The doctors believe that the worst
of the epidemic has passed, but yet
there is need of taking every pos
sihlo procauiion. When the first
"nu" made rs appearance In the
2ith Infantry the cases were iso-
lated and the number has been very
few They believe that II is also
possible that the men being in tents
instead Of quarters as the i2th Cav
airy has had something To do with
Necping ont the epidemic.
The entire camp is quaranlined
and even the officers and men with
families are kept IN camp. The
school shows, and any places where
crowds gather will hc kept closed
until after the danger Is all past.
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