El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14

recruit, unassigned He was born in
pvt Hector salvas, 20. troop L
314th cavalry.
Musician Harvey ". Wilhelm. 90
headquarters battery, send field artil-
lery.
Overland Street ssDead Line,
The existence of influenza in this
city was responsible for an order
issued by Brig Gen. James J. Horn
brook, effective Saturday afternoon,
forbidding soldiers from going fur
Their south on South FL Paso street
than Overland. orders issued prior
to Saturday had prevented soldiers
from going beyond Overland street
by any street except South FL Paso.
As the new orders stand. no soldier
can now go beyond Overland at any
point.
Spreads Through Southside.
Influenza has spread rapidly
through the southside the past few
days One undertaken there had 20
bodies Sunday night
In JuareZ the situation was said
Monday 10 be under control but there
were hundreds Of cases under treat
ment at the hospitals. One death was
reported.
following deaths among the Mexican
people over Sunday:
Jose Delalus Subilla. 5 year old son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Guadalupe Subilla.
1912 Kansas street
Faustina GARLIC. 8 months old
Garlic, 110l South Oregon street
Mrs. Airburcia IAvals. IS. 1903
South FL Paso street.
Mrs. Lovensa Rivera, "a, 1905 Hills
street
Mrs. Conception Amos de vasquez.
Il. EOS East Seventh street
Mrs. Cristina b de Mora. As, at 1000
Mrs. Jose N Madrid. 1896 East san
Antonio street. and her infant child.
Mrs. Margarita Rodriguez, Smelter
town
DR.. Baer Gives Formula.
Pittsburg. Pa. Oct 14.-In response
to hundreds o kilograms from medi-
cal men throughout the country. DR..
George F Baer, of the Homeopathic
hospital staff. on Saturday made pub
lie the formula OF his discovery an
nounced Friday Of a cure and pre-
ventive Of Spanish influenza
The treatment. he said. T. n Ky
pOdermfe injection Of n sterile
sOIut lon, representing 1-54
gramms OF iodine in chemical
combination with ereosote and
EuaiacOL
In experiments conducted here
since the outbreak OF influenza, DR..
Baer said, patients in acute stages
of the disease have been made well
in a few days. while in one case
the employees Of a bank were inocu-
lated with the solution and although
exposed to influenza. failed TO con-
tract the disease. The injection. he
said. is not a serum, but a solution.
It is put into the veins Of the arm
The patients feel little III effects.
Nurse Shortage at University.
Albuquerque. y ". Oct 14.-Begin-
ming several days ago with only a
few cases. 81 cases Of influenza had
developed at the University Of New
Mexico here up TO s o'clock last night.
Most Of the sufferers are members of
the students army training corps and
1t may be necessary to suspend drills
and classes in that organization for
an indefinite period
An appeal for graduate nurses to
care for the patients at the university
was unavailing. as every available
nurse was pressed into service several
days ago TO care for the sick in the
city Eight sisters Of charity from
St Vincent academy. which institu-
tion is closed on account of the in
fluenza epidemic. volunteered TO act
as nurses
L. :. Engineer Is Victim.
Ottawa. Ont. Oct. 14-Lleut. Robert !
s. Johnson. aged p. a civil engineer. |
lent to the Canadian government by 1
the United States government for du- |
ties in connection with the naval air 4
coast, died today OF Spanish influenza. /
His hnnna in Ia