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South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
The SORE THROAT
OF SPANISH
INFLUENZA

One of the frequent eomplica-
tions of Spanish influenza is sore
throat. II is important the sore
throat be given prompt attention
and relieved.
The throat is the gateway to the
body. The air we breathe, the food
we eat and the water we drink ali
pass through it, II is the great
breeding ground for germs and this
is especially true when il is sore or
intiamed. II it is kept clean, dis
ease germs have small chance to
propagate and do their deadly
work.
Authorities agree Spanish infu-
enza is a germ disease and that
preventive measures should be
taken. They advise the use OF an
effective gargle to keep the throat
clean and healthy. For this pur-
pose, Tonsiline, The National Sore
Throat Remedy, is ideal. 1t is also
used as a spray and taken pure.
The wonderful increase in the
sale OF TOnsiline during the last few
weeks shows that many thousands
VI AaAlAAAAcS dA AAla hAllE NAAA a Ac~
OF Tonsiline during this epidemic
20 quickly relieve the often accom-
panying sore throat and as a pre-
ventiye measure.
Don't wait until you have infiu-
enza and sore throats in the house
but get your bottle Of Tonsiline from
your druggist now for use as a pre-
ventive gargle and also 10 be ready
20 relieve sore throat upon its first
appearance.
For more than 25 years the sale
OF Tonsiline has steadily and rap
idly increased. The favor shown it
by American people gives II the
right 70 the title. The National Sore
Throat Remedy.
Look For The GIRAFFE
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
COLONEL RANTS
At c. D. P. MEET
Cannot Forget His Ideas on
Coalition Cabinet and
Political Effect.

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Theodore
Roosevelt answering Pres't wilson's
appeal for return Of a democratic
majority in congress urged voters Of
the nation in an address here last
night to transfer control to repUb-
lican leadership. Such an outcome
OF the election, he declared, would
assure "our allies that America is
determined to speed up the war and
insist on unconditional surrender" of
the enemy and would serve notice
on Germany and her vassal states
that they would have 10 deal hence
forth with the resolute and straight
forward soul of the American peo-
pie and not merely with the obscure
purposes and wavering will of Mr..
Wilson"
Declaring that half the leaders Of
the presidents own party opposed
him when he had committed him
self TO war measures. Mr.. Roosevelt
asserted that heads Of the repub-
lican organization in congress sup
ported the administration when a
declaration of war was needed,
when there was a demand for the
draft, when the army was sent over
seas. and when money was required
by taxa ton or loans.
At G.. .. Il. Club.
The former president spoke at a
meeting under the auspices of the
republican club at Carnegie hall to
advocate the election of the repub-
lican state ticket here in New York
and Of the republican congressional
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
10000 IN DETROIT
AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY

DETROIT. Mich, Oct 29.-Detroit
has approximately 10000 workers in
the aircraft industry, helping TO
speed up manufacture OF Liberty
motors and aeroplanes. Hundreds of
plants are turning out parts Of ma
chimes or engines. One plant is
making wings only and the work is
so standardized that the parts can
be assembled with ease.
It is interesting to note that
among these workers are thousands
Of musicians of high talent In view
of this situation, plans approved by
the government are being put into
effect for the organization Of a Unit
ed states government band of 300
TO 500 pieces. 1t will be the largest
military band in the country.
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
DO YOU WANT TO FEED SAFE?

Get in a supply OF RELIANCE Coal
before the days of November. To-
morrow would be a good time to let
me have that trial order. c. Z. De
FREES. 315 S. Taylor St, South
Bend. Ind. Phones: Bell 279; Home
5279.-Advt 9O59-29
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
Daniels Declares The
Copperheads are For
Creating Bad F aith
Among Allies

HARTFORD. Conn oct. 29.-
Let nobody mistake the purpose
OF those who are suddenly oppos-
ing the presidents 14 demands"
sec'y Daniels said last night in an
address here urging the return of
a democratic majority in congress.
1T is 90 try TO drive a wedge be-
tween the allies. create differences.
and 20 make one allied nation
suspicious Of the good faith OF it's
associates. For nine months all
America has stood for wilson's
declarations in mis- great speech Of
Jan. g. Now that the time has
come when American leadership
is 20 prevail for the good Of all
the world there are those who
wish 10 destroy their country's
proud place We have professed
that we went into this war for un-
selfish aims and that we wanted
nothing for ourselves. That is
what Wilson declared. and men OF
all parties applauded. As the cleo
tion approaches. are we 20 repudi-
ate American leadership turn our
backs upon ours profession and
Introduce difference and discord
into the council Of the allied ma
tiOns2
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29

Room for a few more trucks and
cars at the Martin Garage. Centrally
located. Home 5516; Bell ia.
Advt S770-tf
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29

DR.. Pons, eiectrolophist, specialist.
chronic diseases. 1908 5. Michigan ST
Advt. sO7s-2s
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
G. o. r. BLOCKS SHIP
BILL FOR TWO YEARS.


From the day the United States
entered the war unto this hour"
said Mr.. Daniels, "the neck OF the
bottle has been and is ships The
number OF soldiers early sent TO
France vas measured only by the
tonnage. In the light OF the gi-
gantic achievements OF the ship
ping board. VINO will say that II
Sen. Weeks and his formidable
array OF republican senators had
not blocked the way for nearly two
years. the victory which is now In
sight would have long since been
achieved"
Declaring that other war meas
ures have been opposed by the re-
publicans in congress, Sec'y Dan
iels asserted "all the world will
know Americas position II COZ
gress pledged to,stand by Wi son
is elected"
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
RESULT WILL BE
DANGEROUS FOR L. X.

NO matter what the motive"
said the secretary. "the result IS
that If we do not stand united for
the IA principles. which our allies
have accepted. the agitation for a
reputation will make our allies
think we are not TO be trusted, will
make them query whether Amer
lea was sincere, and Will impeach
Americas good faith. on land and
on sea American and allied lead
ers have shown a spirit of cooper
alton that is necessary for vic
tory
1T is as necessary for us TO
stand firm for Americas demands
as it is TO fight bravely and i'm
concert with other free peoples.
THE attack upon Americas
declaration, accepted by everybody
for nine months is as dangerous
as il would be for Pershing and
Sims TO fight no longer with the
allied forces and demand a debat-
ing society to determine whether
they will stick TO their solemn
pledge"
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29
RECALL STATEMENT
BY ONE, THEODORE.

Quoting extracts from speeches
made in 1898 by Col. Theodore
Roosevelt and former Pres't Har-
rison urging the return OF a re-
South Bend news-times., 1918-10-29

ticket throughout the Union.
Mr.. Roosevelt criticized the gen.
eral course OF the administration
throughout the war, declaring:
II Mr.. Wilson had really meant
20 disregard politics he would at once
have constructed a coalition, non
partisan cabinet, calling the best
n en- Of the nation to the highest and
most important offices under him
v ithout regard TO politics. He did
nothing OF the kind. In the positions
most vital to the conduct Of the
war, and in the positions now most
important in connection with nego-
tlati"g peace he retained or appoint
ed men without the slightest fitness
for The performances of the tasks
whose sole recommendation was a
suppleness to serve Mr. Wilson per-
scnaliy and to serve Mr.. Wilson'S
party insofar as such services bene-
fitted Mr.. Wilson"
Contrasting the presidents appeal
with Lincoln's outright refusal.
even in the darkest days Of the Civil
war to apply any party test to fitness
for office" the colonel said that Lin
Coln appealed TO all loyal men of
all parties and asked that candi-
dates for congress be judged not by
the standard of adherence 10 his
personal administration but by their
unconditional support Of the war"
Ills Interpretation.
Election OF a republican congress.
the colonel continued, would be
understood abroad as meaning that
the pro-Germans and pacifists and
bOlsheviki and Germanized socialists
could no longer be counted upon as
efficient and torturous tools and that
the fighting men and not the
rhetOricians were uppermost.
Mr.. Roosevelt interpreted the
presidents reference to the anti-ad-
ministration attitude Of republican
members of congress as based on
their demand that ineficiency,
waste and extravaganza be RENE
died" in the war conducting depart
ments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
New Army Hospital
To Be Placed in an
Existing Building

Information has Just been received
hy the Chamber of Commerce from
tho surgeon general 81 the L. :. a
medical corps 90 the effect mat II VIII
Ice necessary for the ncw army rccup.
GRAFTON hospital. which Il to toe estab-
lishcd IN the southwest. To- h" located
where there are already buildings To
take rare OF ~ least u thousand pa
tionts.
The commission from Washington
has been In the west FOR several
weeks picking out a site ror the hos
pital and Albuquerque had expected
10 he considered ON account OF the
excellent climatic conditions and the
facilities offered ~ a city uf this sizc
Although tho commission has not
yet returned east and while u h still
probable that they viii stop OF in this
city, II Is feared that there is not "a
suitable builaing already constructed
here 10 house tho number OF patients
which the government expects 10 send
To- his section ~ the country
The Chamber Of Commerce has
communicated several times with the
commission. which h nov IN califor-
mia. but 80 date, has received no reply
as To their future movements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
FORMER MOTORMAN
BADLY INJURED BY
AUTOMOBILE TODAY
o. +, Brightman, Run Down by
Machine at Corner of Central
Avenue and Second Street Now
in Hospital.

. T. BriRhtpau. former molorDau
on IA" city electro nn.s. whose alleged
release hy the company yesterday Is
said 10 have been the cause ~ the
street car operators strike this mDrn-
ing, was struck Icy an automobile
driven 10y Mrs T.. o. Anderson 81 ESQ
North Edith street. a. 30 his at
tcruoon az tbs intersection Of Central
ayenue and Secoud street and severely
injured lie was removed To q hospi-
tai whore Hu examination is reported
Ia have shown that he had sustained
a broken leg besides ,ther painful In
iuries.
brighton is SAID iu have been cross
ing the intersection ct the two streets
when Mrs. Anderson came east on
Central avenue and attempted TO turn
south on Second street she appar-
emily became confused hy tne heavy
traffic ~ the corner and before she
could stop the car Brightman had been
struck and Gashcd 20 the pavement
Mrs. Anderson was conducted TO
police headquarters, but was released
as II Is not known II any charge viii
be placed against her la police court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
CITY BUSINESS MEN
ASKED TO ADOPT
| WAR WORK SLOGAN
Chamber Of Commerce Has 200
Catchy Slogans and Each Bust.
ness House Is Urged to Choose
One for Postscript Use.

let the boys charge II and wen
pay IT," and GIVE with 4 grin ana
ret 10 Berlin" arc snappy examples
OF the W hundred special slogans
Tor next weeks United War Work
drive witch were received today az
the Albuquerque Chambcr of Com
merCc, Witch urges all Albuquerque
business men Ia adopt q slogan and
use u ~ a postscript ON ull corrc-
spondcnco until the drive ~ over
The slogans viii I've ucUlt out ftst
como. first served. uud Az are of tn,
pithy Kind witch viii help nut Der
nallillo county over the sop in the
drive for welfare work among the
militarr forces.
Albuquerque husincss hous's are mn
Nttcd tu phone the Chamber of com
mcrUc for their slogan and after q
slogan has been assigned to one APP
pltCart IL Will not bo given out to any
othci BY using these slogans as
p%ostscr pts a great teal of FREQ advcr-
tising can be donated to the United
War Work campaign without a cent
of expense. All OF the slogans occupy
less thin a line of space and can be
readily added to an business letters
by sf'rographers.
Thu postscript plan of patriotic adj
NcrtiHnug was referred 90 the national
wnr work headquarters by local Pub
iiciti Manager clements some months
ago and the supply of slogans NOW
is believed TO hHV" resulted from the
Albuquerque plan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
WITHOUT
RELATIVES TO GET
RED CROSS GIFTS
Ruling Regarding Christmas Par.
GELS Is Amended SO as to Permit
Homeless Fighters to Get Taste
of Christmas Cheer.

How many people iu ll' \%luupuer-
que chapter VIII suppH ID package Tor
some American pvcrsfa.
According 10 "a new ruling Just re-
here. such boy boz 'hv overseas
service as have no parents and rcll-
,iycs 10 whom To- scud iht coupon that
lis necessary before u urc-rut can he
sent to the boys IN lNHlD may mail
the coupon labels 60 thr American Red
cross In Washington. u| u1k dolivor
the coupe label ia tn american Rcd
field represcn'.fstv with the
unit To which they p". attached. 10
the coupon Is turned HfuI tu tho Am
crican Red cross cpru.,utttIsc, IL viii
he forwarded through ied Cross
channels To the Red lfHs h,1dpuni
tors ina Washington. rU thence for
warded tu some diVis.NU Urlduuarters
in the United Statcs, where DO package
viii Ice provided.
This means that tur american Bed
Cross Will receive scNt.II thousands ~
these coupons heariuE the names and
addresses of men acru-s fho water who
will not receive rhri,t.l- parcels oN-
cent through the ltrI Gross.
Persons desiring o. donate Christ
mas gifts To the soltl,f- viii call a. or
telephone a. the Ell yitn where u
committee Of Rcd t.. women Will
take care Of their ufi.s $50 solicit.
ing h permitted. iyU|uf- must com,
forward without bc.. drafted thu
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
OF STATE
TEACHERS FINALLY
SET FOR DECEMBER
Rumors That II Will Be Held on
Original Dates This Month Are
Denied by Those in Charge of
the Convention.

Rumurs To the effect that the CON
Neution ~ the New Mexico Education
al association rs TO be held on the
original dates this month were fiatly
a., -nled this morning by John Milne
secretary OF the association n super
intendcut of the Albuquerque public
schools.
The new dates for the convention
here ia Albuquerque are December
20. - and ~. The cause for post
roning the big meeting was because
those In charge were afraid that the
quarantine would not have been rails
ed 10y the original date. and as the
convention Is tin. largest to be held
~ the state this year. approximately
1000 persons expecting To attend, n
was fcl, advisable. by the committee in
charge. 10 put the date of to a time
when there was little chance oi the in
fluruza quarantine and rulo against
public meetings still being in force.
The war conditions and the post
poucmont of the convention dates are
going 20 make the convention more
important and more OF q success this
vcGr than ever before. stated officials
in Churg" uf arrangements. this morn
ing
The Albuquerque committees are
going to make the teachers feel at
homo and ure beu,ing every effort
toward extending the delegates q royal
welcome
In addition 10 the other forms of
entertainment. such as dances, auto
mobile rides and the like. the new
date bringing 1t ia the heart of the
holidays. IL VIII be planned To have
the celebrations ~ Keeping with the
spirit of the times and IL Is quite prob
able that a municipal Christmas tree
al AlIth YepNgVf4fNG ~ xgara. p.xaN hu-
tore undertaken here will he enjoyed.
The Chamber Of Commerce and all
other organizations partaking In the
arrangements are hard al work and
report there h no doubt but that II
Will be the largest and most successful
convention ever helC by sic associa-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06

owing 90 th, pt pmpt action of tho
city officials in putting % ban ON all
public gatherings tho spanish tntlu-
cufa epidemic tr Albuquerque has not
~ any time been rs serious ns ~ most
of the other vitios 10 has invaded Dur
ms the five weeks since the epidemic
reached here there have boon 92a
eases of the d|iscasu. iG7 ot which have
resulted az death THIS IN u dccidcdlN
small percentage 90 h population ~
compared to that la othor citics
Il Be- the firm intention OF the au.
thoritics here To keep the epidemic Un-
der control Although &c iH~ according
to the report Of various health ofu-
ccrs. unmtstnkubly ON Nf %. tine. u
premature raising OF tho quarantine
I'm an probability. result in moss disIs.
trous consequences. Hs ~ huH bon other
communities whttc sue action has
boon taken II ts. Therefore. the in
tciuuu of IA. city officials Go main
tain the ban ON ~ public gatherings
until the number ut cnscs reported has
reached a decided minimum
Tho twenty one new ciscs reported
for the twenty four hours Guiding lost
night show that this time has not vet
arrived. health officers said. Tho ma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
Eating House Meat
Rules Are Defined
Literally in State

The war program Tor eating houses
rs being defined more PARTICULARS ~
- numbtH Of instances. 1C'otdIug 90
Officials oi the federal food adminis-
trttion in Albuquerque. Th, admins
tritlun IS makiug a liberal Wftrprsta-
ton of general order number tuur re-
latiug 10 meats.
Mirco pir. lardcd sWrctur"uds. lard
ed filct OF beef. hash. goulnsh. mcat
cakes, mvHt pies and similar dishes
containing two kinds of meats. scraps
ana trimmings, may ho served without
violating the order.
Liver and bacon. mixed grill, assert
od cold meats, chicken and Virginia
ham club sandwiches and a variety Of
sandwiches containing different meats
may be sold at one time.
Toast as "a garniturc ~ fprbidden.
hut toast may be served under poach.
ed Gags. Clipped beef, chicken hash
and the like, without affecting the
service or the allotted two ounces Of
Victory bread. Wheat cakes and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
City Booklets Are
Wanted i'm Topeka

y W Benning formerly Of this oi.y
who is now general seer mry of the
Topeka, Kan. wrote n lctteT to the
Albuquerque chamber of Commerce.
which was received today aud stated
that ALBUQUERQUE climate was Il sub
iect OF considerable discussion In To-
pcka.
Mr. Beuning stated hat he had been
asked thousands II questions about
Albuquerque since he lctt here and
that he has passed out d. number 81
city folders. lie suggested that the
Chamber of commerce scno him "a
new supply of booklets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
COMMUNITY COW
PLAN PROMISES TO
Be GREAT SUCCESS
Efforts Of the Welfare Committee
in This Movement Arr Receiving
Great Amount Of Encourage
ment.

Tho progress OF tho welfare commit
tee thus far ia their attempt TO start
the movement OF the "community
COW which will relieve the serious
conditions facing his city the coming
winter has been very cuCournging ~
is 10 be regretted. members Of the well
fare committee RAY. hat some have IN.
terprctcd this movement ~ a blow 10
the dairvmen 20 force them Ia reduce
the price of milk. This ~ not the OBJ
lcrt OF the welfare committee. II the
critics would familtarizc themselves
with the existing conditions. IL would
remove any doubts in their minds that
this rs not an absolute necessity.
The death rate Of infants iu this
county and throughout the state II APP
palling and undcf-nourishmcnt iE the
primary These conditions
should demand the AID OF those who
can help financially or otherwise aud
ran only be rcmcdiod by increasing
the supply OF milk.
1t N impossible 10 import milk for
this city" SAY food officials. "as the
conditions throughout the state ar,
even more acute than IN Gun own i'm
mediate vicinity
Therefore. increasing the number
of mich COWS ~ his county and city
is the only means by which immediate
relief Can be had n II n the duty of
those who have available space aud
condttiors that are suitable to main
tain a COW. sell The surplus milk to
his o. her neiEhbor and thereby re-
lease milk from other ouTCe for
thos" who cannot obtain 10.
Arrangements hav already been
made by the welfare committee foI
the purchase and maintenance Of one
or moro cows 20 supply milk for the
rliildTrn's hospital free OF charge and
At cost to those Tho Cannot afford tu
pay the present market price. The
children Of this community will have
To he taken care OF and n = a duty.
The failure to civ" tins matter
~thoughtfuI consideration may result
IN mucn suffering this winter
The wonderful food values OF milk
for growing children and older pco.
pie cannot bc denied ami tho pod sd-
miafstrItion IN urging the greater use
~ n. The protein u contains is very
essential m making and renewing It's.
sues and the fat and sugar which :,
contains provide energy and heat roI
the body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
Influenza Hospital
Is Established at
Taos This Morning

The flu situation .u Taos has been
taken in hand by tia mountain dtvi-
sion OF the Red Gross through the
New Mexico representatives, q hos
pital was established therdlhis morn
ing.
The hospital Is To- charge g. compc.
tent doctors and nur ns auc &C. consid-
cradle supply of drug. have been sent
II rs expected TO bring every patient
suffering severely from the influenza
miles around Tao
Health officials are q. the opinion
that this campaign against the cpl
domic IN the Taos district viii bring
quick results and that IA, spread Of
tho disease there will Dee checked with -
In "a few days.
The telegraph operator az Taos is
suffering from an attack ~ the Cpl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES ARE
STILL NECESSARY TO KEEP THE
FLU EPIDEMIC UNDER CONTROL
New Cases Seem to BE Less Severe in Character
Than Earlier Ones, Is the Report of Health OF
fetal; Strict Observance of Restrictions Is Urged
by Authorities for a While Longer.

ior.t, of ti, now cases are less severe
in character thun the first ones. h,-
cordiug tu the report Ut Or Joseph =
tttrs.
Tho fact that ono attack OF che To-.
flu,uTt does not rvudor Is person iW.
muuc 90 other uittpks. but rat.tr
make hiU moro susceptible 20 %. Is
an added reason WhE thcr, should be-
mo- relaxing of precautionary mcaa-
ufrT
The date nl THO uftug OF the bon
depends to nu uncomfortable oNtcnt
upon the puOIi, while the rrstur-
tons htN, Boon rouaD,utiuualy ob.
served Tor the most part there are "a
few Instances where failure GO give up
TO tho disvnso ana to can % phs stefan
81 It's stated. have resulted in ana unnGr-
essnry spreading OF IA, epidemic,
~ everyone would go SEQ bod Hud
take care 81 himself the moment no
feels M said one ot tho commission
cts this afternoon 't might hc possi-
blo to litt the ban 300 a week
Ccrriiios coal the best. Phone o..
\ spinstcr'4 ideal man b. one who
viii say tn" word.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-06

oth.r ,,u,s of warm cakes mvN ..
scrycd In addition 10 bread.
But one-half ounce OF huii'" n
no served To one person az 3D. H.
This. however. does not nf.v' '.
tons. on ANY huttct sauccs who.
comment, used "a hotel dinius f..m
and kitchens.
Tho making of Wolsh u..
checge mncaroni and th" hk" M ..
stopped OF necessity on ac,ouui nd. f
rule allowing hut onc-h"Ii "u. ".
American cheese to- be served af uu.
time.
The food administration In N,a
Mexico IA asking the cu~-op,r.tuu of
ali patrons of public cntiuI hnu o.,
and wishes to point out g. th, public
eating house customers that Dr. ID ..tt
M necessary as over To ,nUa,I., 1Il
staple foods.