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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
:.:..k NERV0Us!.3:MnECk
From Three Years. Suffering. Says
Carduii Made Her Nell 'i isol

Texas City, Tex.Ah an interesting
statement, Mrs. 6. H. Schill, Of thistown,
says: s""For, three years | suffered untold
agonyowiih my head. iii was unableito
do any of myrwork. girg aninn sia.nv
A,fa Just wanted to sleep an the time. for
that was the only ease 4 could get, when
liwas asleep lrbecame apnervouswreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head. siiilhl Is'h
was SO nervous that the least noise
would make me jump out Of my bed. l
liadvho energy ahdbwas unable toIdo
anything. MY son, Fyodng boy, had to
do all my household duties,i,r,Im' .,.,, nv
Il was not able TO- do anything until
took Cardui. tookrtlree bottles mall,
and Il surely ctiredi me of those awful
headaches. That las been tiitee years
ago, and know the cureni permanent
forI hayenever had any headache since
taking Cardui.d. 81 az hisw IN sn'sa
Nothing relieved me until took Catdni.
II did wonders for me" ys,bm,,s
siTIyp Cardui forpyouritroubles-m
ffcmimedieinai ingredients recommended
In medical books as being Of beheiitin
ieuiaie troubles. and 40 years Of use has
proven that therbooks arp,right Begin
taking Garduit odayaI'I % p 9TnNc-f3t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
MADE.IN'GERMANY, LIES,
!, l.. CIRCULATED IN CANADA

Canada Is also having trouBls with
Made In g Germany lies cafeufated To
hinder Canadian food SpnseryStlSn acr
caEding 10 AN, official statement .re-
ceived from the Canadian food con-
troller, boz 1.-THE United ,StateB food lad-
minlstration. isai xnha-n0su STRAIT
grrThs stories rbotherihg Canada are
OF the same general character as those
the United States, food admitnistra-
hi, ,reesntly, denounced ip this cnppp;;
Try such, as the Ridiculous salt and
blueing y famine fakes and ,thsnreport
that rtheI8g government would seize
housewives stocks of home canned
The oApndidn food Controller kstt
mates that when the people listen TO
and pasA Cd sasf stpfteA sasf one
has nc powertof destrnetionlthat lies
In. q battalion Of ,soldlersrn
sstorisa without even a vestige OF
Foundation have been scattered broad
cast" said the Canadian statement.
AMOR shaves they come to life casually.
They have started simultaneously in
different parts Of the country and in
each instance have BEEN calculated to
arouse public indignation.
"They are -ihsidious, subtler persist
ent.nuBitbby bitithey dissipate public
trust the great essential In the work
of food controladl. siirboaa f0 giao'
an lies With every Individual to for
bear from criticism: To- refrain from
passing, on the, yagrant and harmful "
stery,i,apd thus the more effectively
to- co-operats,in work, which, is going
to- mean more than theHmajoritya,of
people yet reallzeisbnA'I 's'ft'i ,iaa'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
LOST FOR r. NINETEEN Uni YEARS
soxa 81 aflfssAfd, Material mad, d. III
u Use IN, snanIshl Mar Justlssaam
Turnsa unss ,rl rc1 r',t

Burr Oak, Mich.-After being on the
way 10 years. Q box, was received by
Capt. Charles n Wh9efer sept HIM hyl
express by his mother.
Captain Wheeler led company of
volunteers In the Spanish-Amertcan.
war in 1893. and while at Camp Al
ger, Don Loring. Va, his mother sent
him acknowledging 20 pounds, con.
thinning first-aid macerlal and mediclne.
Before tie box affived the 'c6mpany
had moved to Cuba, and as the com.
fany moved so rapidly the box never
caught, up, On his, return, hertried,'to
trace the box without successais1aitaH
X Last week thesbox nrrtved from Phil
adelphia !, being Isentni by Col. r, II.
Rolfe Of the Qnrtermaster corps, i
being presumably . laid aside With
other war material and finally brought
TO lights.d, taiv .e~if adi anibned e''h
The contents OF the box In good
condition, and Captain Wheeler has
turnednover the box to the Three Riv.
erC campof the SPANISH merlehn Vet z;
Grams to be disposed Of for the penetitt
Of the Red cross, ssaugannde anianA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
USES PILLOW
WORTH RANSOM
Yankee Miner Slips 81, 900, 900
in Platinum Past the S-N
NEEDED BY UNCLE SAM
"a a.aAar,rA Nns
Aneriean Pluck Provides ooyerpment
with Precious Metal Reauj1ea fer ]
II Making Exploslves--Express
Companies Refuse lob, Ed \

San Francisco. - A fortune. for
which king, OF crookdom would have
Sheerfuiiy tisked theIr necls, has Just
been delivered, to tbs government aft
es having bern carried hdff wGy around
the world IKE 80 much Junk. , Tsr
Sheer Yankee pluck turned the
trick.
II was transported from the Ural
mountains, In Russia, to the United
States by +. w. Draper, an American
Mining engineer. who turned 1900
dpnces over to the department Of COM
riierce. taAi eninaAso ~ ss.aAfasi-sNns
The rare metal wal, carried IN boxes,
a. Diapers 1uggage-a kings ransom
a the mercy Of every porter, baggage
man and 1ongshorcman In Russia and
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN


We often wonder why there are no
mure homes that cal, sofely be spoken
Of as models. II would seem as X those
who pas1 their hycs IN the cou;'tryrT
waose daily Occupation brings them ir.
constant contact With the varied beau
~ OF field. and forest, mountain. and
pla!n-wbo are constant Witnesses Of
Natures greet mysteries would. Of ne
cessity. be filled with noble thoughts;
that theii eyes would gather Continual
delight from the beauties about thensf
land their Whole loves shape Their serves
lin grander forms as a natural result oi
their surrSundipgs. Yet II Is undpniably
true that lr gathering up riches for the
lfuture-which after all they may never
forget the claims OF the
lpres,.Dt, and allow their souls to grow
less instead Of greater 50 II comes 3,
pass that she children going ou- OF
these houses and finding themselves. as
llthey often may, In refined and polite
fociety for time, become dissatisfied
liwith home and seek life that Shall
give them. the advantages which they
suppose they cannot obtain in the coQn
Itry Is 1t not folly to be so intent upon
the things which perish with the psiris
as to forget higher aims IL itinof an
evil when parents allow themselves e
he so absorbed by cares that they nsr
elect to instruct their children 10 the
proprietios Of Severy day life, % saS
nothing OF the small sweet coprtesies
the little acts so fruitful Of good 2 a
brief notice OF az Nc del Home pointf
out the effects of aNpetter way.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
COUNT FIFTY! PAINS
AND NEURALGIA CONE
INSTANT Relief RUB THIS
NERVE TORTURE AND MIS-
cry RIGHT OUT WITH
"sT. JACOBS LINZ
,a TN sli 1855 4f42- N IL so
T b ss -MENT.Rra LAW

Pub this soothing, penetrating lini-
Inent right into the sore. inflamcd
nerves, and like magic Neuralgia dis
appears est Jacobs tiniment' con-
qners pain. It IL a harmless neuralgia
relief which doesn't burn or discolor
the skin.
Don't sufteri It's SO needless. Get a
small trial bottle from any drug store
and gently rub The aching nerves
and in just d moment YOU will be alb
solntely free from pain and suffering.
No differences whether your pain or
|nevralgia IL in the face; bead or any
pant u the body, You sft instant relief
with this oldstime, honest pain de.
stroyer-it car not injure.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
iroLENwoop.s

Bro Thomas failed to isfills his, apr
pointment at this place
Mont Cooksey was calling on his
fatfier-in- law Sunday. lav an'erino
4 Dennis d. Cooksey was a BUSINESS
caiier in Louisa one day last week. sn
Frpsst Jordan and Bertha Cookssy
were the hpnored guests Of Alonzo KelI'
ley Sunday, lG y. sgata "a ~ t,,ft,
.swaldenhRiff stillslmakcs his regulac
trips TO Lark Lawson's.i d yiirTaua
II !. Nj Cooksey wiilEsoon move,to Car
ter ecuntygKy aria 70 Hoi5lipsguar ons
Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur Jordah Spent
Sunday night with, home folks: y. I. (,
W, A. cooksey was transacting bus
mess in Ashland one day las; week.
HERBERT Jordan and Arthur coburn
left iorfBreho]n,i WaNa.f last week-sa
Mrs L. c.. Toburn is spending a few
DAYS with aHughte 5afs Roy Jor-
dan OF Normal. 1Sya
7{ ", N c y Austin, was calling on his
beft girl Sunday. 4. ~, - r,,,.4 ana
Loman Busch was calling on. Miss
Bessie cooksey Sunday. ,i.yar .t,r
clyaee Busch WAS On, ourg creek Dns
day last week 81 ,,,i4 Il ma
Rumor says that W. NJ. Hunter will
move to Sand Hill soon II, ~. -
Charley, Hortan was calling on En-
ma Howell Sunday, ..,abisc,ee,,
5Iepnis q oakSryn our leading oaThper,
has been rabsept, for some time put
has, returnednGfs ION 4 HiEIlLElNS,n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
The UNITED sTATEs FOOD aund
apsas Il ADMINISTRATION isAYss

en- there Z no royal, road y food
conservatlop-, We,oean only ac;.,.
compllsh lthIao bylsthe voluntary
action ofnour whoIen peopls,neachn l
ueIsment In proportionItoit Ne nneanauo
aoIt issag matter ofesquallty of'bura''
= den; anfnatter Of minute savlndt'
ID and substitution IL every point n %
the 2o,oo0,o 900 Kitchens, on the To-
100000 Inner, tables, and n the
4 1900 900 MISUNDERSTANDING ,go vshoIe1
u salc andvrataiI establishments q
eitho rnountrN Tor Hrn 40 valal
HI WIN fu7th neIrlia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
LIVES iNgfEAR Dr., TROUBLE
lu 0HJ bnn hlDUTd HIiIIlH iIlHl,iI,lI.uU
Ohio Man kIesnAwake Nights Waiting
a3oari s1for His House to pFaitr
n nDrisa ipeargin River rirs ailiaaia

aacleveland.-Apton Bnelzinski isn't
getting much slsep, these nights. BE
1ies, awake, waiting, tor !, hiso house to
tumble, onto the Erie railroad tracks.
he, has sued the road for $4,000 dam
aRasuforuIsleepless nights and ldepre-
,ciati6no Of ihisiproperty. irournlo sai
Buelzinslyi says the rlimbling OF the
Erie trains has caused his yard to
efaduaIly crumble and fan 70 the val
Icy. below. When he bought It the
house stood 100 seet1 froma the edge
of the cliff. Now only 20 feet separate
the two.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
WILDsANlMALs LIVE, o ON HAIY',
rsfosYHsrdssI I ~ Gam. IL The Colorado dc
$50, .Ferests Are ReaomIpgavo rct
f.- ,..,'s n a. pomestloatedso 'nr q

Ouray, Colosa-Thet efiieiente prctec'
tion given them BY the state game /, com p;
mission and the United States fafeal
service, In their, Efforts 70 preserve the
deer, elk, antelope and mountaintsheep
that roam the Colorado forestsihas re
sulted,oinolarge herdsof'thsl animaia
becoming domestIcated. 1t is no un'
usual sifhtiiaa me Towns bordering, Tbs
Uncompahgre National forest to- ses
many 81 these Wiz. nhimala grazing ip
the village streets or, approaehing ths
inviting haystacksg ofusomeiranch foi
a feask hqM1o snNaIrs1tH aNA-
.i.,urIv iaaM ,no'pu'tcpri
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
URGES PATRIOTS TO ieg ,..;,,
'''.''A EAT MORE CLANS

Portland Ore.-.Eat CLANS"
~ a hes adfice of Dr.. G. Il. Ed
r hohdson, assistant professor Of
zoology at the University Of
Oregon. to all patriotic Ameri-
cans who are trying to conserve
the nations meat supply. He de-
70. claresathe clam Is as spalatable
lseas the oyster and ahas a similar
81 foodsvalueAsf 1carrep ~ ~hF
y an'Doctor ID Edfnondsona suggests
sth9 use Of the Clam In place Of
red meats,a which the govern
y ment n striving toa conserve.l
This suggestion the re-
"a suit sofsalsu survey he made'reeents
bply under the direction Of the
|s'Umted states bureau OF fisher
les. his object was 70 discover
~, the edible species ofshellfah to
s fnd whsre-they may be- obtained
In quantities and to perfect, . {
Il means Of Coz operating with those
q engaged9in marketing this sea
y i,,rhdRiEflnIl ,df ID e1ftlA Dins YIN
lbaf SlYa5'falHfan tftfDa1 aid SIT
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
He Did the Incredible.

Il got i safely Though, \ explained
the enslnesf sbSeadse II did the I'M
credible. No one would believe a man
Ind so little sense as 20 lug a,Jfew
million around like that. 3 no Chave
Treated those boxes as precious would
lave meant to- lase -them--and prob
8bly my IRE as Wen.
ut was just an interesting bit OF
Practical psychology"
His wife and four-year-old son &C
tompanlef him. <VEWAe
On the sanfoads acfo1s sAwleas Rds.
No and Siberia, under the nose OF the
Irresponsible bolsheviki. and past thou
|ands who would have cracked HIS
lead for fraction OF That wealth.
Draper smnEEiqd the precious dnsfsz=
Express companies. had rsfnsed- 10
take the risk at any premium,
''Yo1'il never get II out Of the conn-
tfy." they said. mot with, platinum
worth almost its weight In diamonds"
-weii. there x ~ be, said, kicking
some old boxes on the San Francisco
pier asis vr,v r.y-i aad oseR
I've slept and eaten on those boxes
for over a month. And when / wasn't
sitting ON i'eins my wife WIS. Eve be
cnmei quits accustomed 20 sleeping on
100000 pillow. And Iiwnnt 10
say Il was deurcdly hard on my head.
nsBut while Mrs3 Draper and I guard
sedithe shipment carefully. did Il
In casual fashion that didn't arouse
suspiclon.siiN is *nasffI yiAfH sd'f
sana Wants soFtest BED m Town. \. y, !
lil.shy.s he added, .do you know
where can find the incest, softest
feather bed IN t0wnr
The 1900 ounetSof platinum. bad.
In needed sins thrf nnpufactme of ex'
plosIyes and for scientific and sur
gical purposes, was consigned to the
socrqtary1of commerce. rwho iswilIf su.
pergise ~ distribution.uordi ~tnra1n
Draper. whose bone Is in Boston
has spent the last. six years as CON
sultnK epginaar 70 o number oafD tht
LARGEST Russian, fniping companies IN
the. rrai mountains 1aglleb % uniian
Haahas been specially commended
BIZ the5 United Estates government fol
hislacourageous md highly valuable
service 10 me nation 49, pi.' -, ~,
H.rffl4 a. 4nf 81 Hifuilii4 fpHtlAf Nff eN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
coMMissIoNEE.s SALE.
Jennie Webb. Etc

Jennie Webb. Etc.
Pursuant ID a Judgment of the Law \
renee Circuit Court In the above sty!-
ed CASE viii, on Monday, January II!
Fiel8 1T one O'Clock b M at the front
door OF the court housesifi Louisa, KY.
lease to the highest and best bidder
for Old and gaS rights The undivided
one sixth interest, each ~ the defend l
ants. Jennie webb Bird Webb and
Margaret WsbD, III tbs Following de !
scribed land, Situated ~ Lawrence
KY. on the waters of Georges cresk;
ana bounded On the north by lands OF
Jesse George, east by land of Williani
Chapman and William Davis, south by
lands o. William chapman, west by
lands of William Chapman containing
So acres fore or less.
2 Secofid ctfact, bouried On north BY
land-o Lessee Georss, east by=land= of
Jeff George, south and west by land d
William .lChaphthns eehtaffiihg 30 acres
more or Iless.5 Lease toibevfor a. term Of
five yesrsIand soslongs-as OIL ior gas IL
Eprodrceds andtmarketed, thsrefrcrn.' All
Ienlalslto be paid quarterlylin advance
buc atNYAl1f SAVAGE N &C. B.lC.aCl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
CORN Will Win
DEM0CRACY'SW WAR
AMERICAS Greatest. Cereal Crop
N. is NoWtM ngihg To-
n VI t.istnp~-s
.MAlNSIAY. IN NAIlnh,s CRISIS,
.suyIss wnyatIs ms usltsa Statss
Has Been Sent to Famine Threat
20 in CsPsd 1urep.

A.A. 49,, .rcr axcead-
y 49, y, .',,,, 800 ~
ING o,VVo'ooo'ooo ou III
worids 1000 SITUATION, oneiis y ~
upited btrtes aooq feuminnii5sttlfAut on ps-
iieve. 4
1lcpmis thu natiouB.hest food cereal
housewives are beginning to realizs
II cofitai ms all The elements needed to
keen the body in a state Of health and
,,,,e5 naaset 4 ecordipe 70 the scores OF
tried recipea especially when COM
Mined win an added portion of oil OF
-fat WIN sustain NE indefinitely. In
dian warriors in colonial days lived OF
E1ar16ed corn alofie FOR many days at 4
dino ana M valley. Forpe parched
~ lIll II 49, ,il6 IN u gdtton ~
coln was u uh'ee e"s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
MONEY IN eccspI

~ .Itn,y M y-4Du1rfsiT nsfQIaR.H ~ hitnil
Eggs axe not "a han sable but the mon
ey' from their sale sisy This mOneytiis
yours for the effertsiHbwado yUu treat
the hen ,that'rlaYsrithe Golden aEggs !?
h, "A. Thor,asi Poultry Remedy will
keep the pguitry'in good condition and
increase the yield in sagsa. Wes guarasS-
tee. this and refund yeurtmoneyhf no.
satisfied ~ For Sale By All GoodI Deal
ersI M 0Ga angroM gs1itaeD Tid
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18

The Snipaing Board reports yester
day s1oowe6 athat aAmericas nrqduction
of merchants shipss in1Je1 awas sQl.22y
grosslotor,s. aern nearly double that OF
1916. noea fsr,ia - 4HfI foS anf
~ nl.iH nm mnri nIh1aEE lal..tals
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18
Female Labor In4The Fields.

Peter Radford, lecturer for the Ma
tional Farmers Union, declares that
there are now working in the fields in
The United States more than a million
ayd5a a. half women. This is a most as
tonishfng adeelafntion5 There were only
million slaves working In the fields in
tire South when President Lincoln Is
sued the emaneipa Ion lroe laFlat iop, ~
Mr.. Fadford Is correct IN lis state
ment, and he claims to have az his au-
thority tho United States census. his
protest is certainly 2 riehteopf one.
He demands that congress make no IN
vestigation. Among other things ne
says: - h . ~ -.
There Is no Oyersfer quite 50 cruel
as that OF unrestrained greed, no whip
that stings like the lash OF suborned
destiny ana no auctioneers block quite
go revolving AZ that II organized ayarf
ice. The president Of the United States
was reccnly Landed by the press and
very properly 50. for sugeesting media
ticn between the cngineers and railroad
ma nagers In adjusting their scheduie
Of time and pay The engineers threat
ened TO strike Il their wages were not
increased from appfo xlmately ten 70
eleven dollars per day and service re-
duced from ten 10 eight hoursfa and .
similar readiustment Of the overtime
4 schedule. our women are working IN
the field. many Of them barefooted, for
less than &c cents per davs and their
schedule a the rising sun and the ev-
ening star. and AFTER the days work j.
over they milk the cows s.op the hogs
and rock the baby to steep. Is anyone
m. dating over their probierfis and 10
whom shall they threaten to tstrikey
4 The women behind tho counter and
] In the factory cry loud for sympathy
and the press tiunders ont in Their
defense, and the pulpit pleads for mercy
but how ABOUT the women q the held
viii not these powerful expcnents 81
human rights turn their talent energies
and Influence to her relieff VII tbs
4 Goddess of Liberty enthroned at p1ashA
Iington hold the calloused hand and
soothe the fevered brow Of her sex
who SONS and reaps the nations haf
\ vest, .aruill she perini Tic male Of the
species to shove women-weak and
.AAlf.&Lltt1llfno cf it,dn on q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-01-18

Peter Radford, lecturer for the Ma
tional Farmers Union, declares that
there are now working in the fields IN
The United States more than a million
aDd 1aa haif women. This is a most as.
tonishtng adeelarntions There were only
a million slaves working In the fields in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-16
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY It
STOP DANDRUFF AND
BEAUT|FY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and gets
thick, wavy, strong and
beautiful.

Your hair becomes Light wuly.
fluffy. abundant and appcuts Ha soit,
luatruus and beautiful as 70 youuE
girls after e. 'bnudcriu" hHtr
cleans, Just try this molHt,u %
cloth with "a little hdudoriuD uuu
carefully draw 10 through your bate,
taking one small strand "a "a tImD
This VIII cleanse the hair of dust.
ART and excessive OIL and IN just q
few moments YOU have doubled tho
beauty Of your hair.
BESIDES brautifylng tho hatr 600
once. Dandcr.no d%issolVos oN,il parti-
Go or otudrun; oloansos. puriioH and
Ip|yiRorutcs the scalp. forever stop
ping itching and falling hair
bot what viii please YOU most viii
be- after a fcW wscky use when you
viii actually see new hair tine and
downy at first yes hut really new
nalr proWinI an over thc scalp "
Nou care for pretty, soft lair and
lots of %. surely get a small hottlo of
knowlton's bandcrvo from amy drug
SYST o. toilet counter for "a few cents,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-16
Czecho- SIovakS in
Revolt in Bohemia

lariA, oct Meetings called hH
the NzcCho-SloNak council at pragu,
90 protest against the export OF food
stutfs from bohemia. resulted IN q
general strike which Us developing
into "a revolt. according 10 dispatches
from Zurich to todHy's Paris news
papers Martial law has been pro-
claimed throughout the country aud
German aud Hungarian troops arc
occupying Prague. Pisek and Tabor
The dispatches report that the
movement has spread % MoiJyia ana
that there has been fighting AT Bruuu.
tho capital, olmutz aud Skodu. the
latter the scat OF tho bug Austrian
gun plant whore work is said 10 have
been suspended
Machine gums, n Is added. hay,
been posted lu the principal streets
of Prague and artillery has been pot
into position. Tho population. "a b..
declared, Is iu no wise inundated
and there is reason 10 believe tho
icoplc have arms n is reported that
uChtng liz going on IN Prague
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-16
SPANISH INFLUENZA
CLAIMS Is VICTIMS
IN LAST IS HOURS
Crisis in Epidemic Believed to Be
Reached City May Prohibit
Outdoor Meetings Until Danger
Mark Is Passed.

Approximately twenty-five deaths
have occurred within the last thirty
siN hours. AN resulting from pncu-
monia. The pneumonia boz practically
AL The Casca followed un attack OF
Spanish Influenza The various uu
~dcrtukiug establishments here have
tWcnty-fiV" bodies and details ON
many uf the cdsys were not available
at a late hour this afternoon.
CITY health officials report that the
epidemic * no worse or mo- better Iu
the city. They state that every pro.
caution should be taken TO fight tho
disease. The Increase in deaths was
expected 10y Physicians, AZ tho puou-
monia which follows the Spanish ina
nucnza has had sufficient time o.
reach us crisis tn many eases. \
large number of persons are now
rapidly recovering.
only eight new cases OF the dis
ease were reported to T.. VI. clayton,
city physician, today.
The city commissioners viii hold
@ Joint meeting with the city health
board at 80 o'clock tonight 10 dis
whether or not outdoor meetings and
gatherings viii hc prohibited. Bust
ness men arc likely 10 Dee asked nos
TO hold salea until after the disease
b stamped out.
Health authorities state there is
no cause for alarm IN the city
fewer c1scs were reported today than
amy day since the epidemic develop
ed Many doctors believe that from
q 90 the number of new eases Will
decrease rapidly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-16
DOLSHEWK| STILL
At THEIR WORK Of
WHOLESALE MURDER

Stockholm (MondaN), oct. IA
The deplorable conditions brought
about m Russia by the red terror of
the Bolsheyiki were reviewed today
bN tho party of entente refugees
which accompanied K. n. B. Lock
hart of the British diplomatic service
from Moscow. Mr.. Lockhart and
mis- party were released by the Boil
shcviki IN exchange for NJ Litvinoff,
the Bolsbeyiki representative IN Lon
Ion
Wholesale slaughter OF persons
charged with counter revolutionary
plans continue undated. The red
terror had not subsidized ia the slight
est when the party left Russia. Large
numbers Of persons were being exc
cuted daily ON the slightest preteNt
n under the most revolving condi-
lions.
The mania for murder is so strong
among the Bolshcviki officials. the
refugees say, that they even shoot
their WI partisans. The firing
squads take delight In forcing con
dcmnod men 10 Jump from autOmo-
hiles and IN shooting them before
the eyes of the other victims.
Many executions take place on tho
Hodinkn parade grounds These are
In charge OF British troops The VIC
TINS are shot with revOlvers and the
bodies fall into open trenches. Wet
concrete is thrown over them 80 that
10 ~ impossible for relatives TO identi-
ty and claim the bodies. There rs
much sickness In Moscow as the re-
suit of starvation and ~ treatment.
Another party of British refugees
who accompanied Consul Wood
house from Ietrograd also arrived
Lorc. They report that twents-fiN.
Britishers were still in prison there.