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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-20
HELP WANTED

We Have 1t For You-STEADY
WORK! A good income for am
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of merchandise. You must have
car. Write WARDS COMPANY,
Winona, MINI. pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-03-20

FOR RENT-April 1. 8-room house,
modern except heat. One block
north of Jerry's Bar. Mrs. Marie
Paske. Phone 12F23. 1c
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

la vida, habia venido a Cercedi-
LA inmediatamente de reclbir Ia
carta de Su administrator para
prevenir a den Santiago que, en-
adelante, Sc abstuyiera de entire
gar nj IN c5ntimo a su espoSa, a
la marquesa, sin ponerle en- au-
tos a Ell.
Saba Pope que la situaci6n
de sus suegros no era va, nj con
mucho orillante; es mas; el mar
ques miSmo habia tenido que en-
tregar dinlro para iibertar al
gunaS fincas de las gprras de
hipotecas y
Por logica, Agueda, hue va
no conta0a con ia fortuna de sus
padres ha5ria de pedir ia sepa-
racion de bienes gananciales.
Vendria IN pleito.
Bien.
Pepe no pensaba regatear nj
negar a Su esposa unos miles de
.uros' a cue tenia derecho en-
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
verdad.

verdad.
Pero haria 10 que estuviese de
su parte, cuanto pudiese por que
Sc declarara ell divorcio, aunque
no fuera mas que civil, 81 no po-
ola ser tambien can6nico.
-Cada uno por su lsdo-se
dijo al fin, intentando encoger-
Sc de hombros " volviendo lem
tamente hacia la fabrica-. 70
vIvire como hasta aqui, hacien-
do 10 que los demas, cemiendo
en- el CLUB, fingiendo ser feliz,
teniendo una ayentura cada dia.
sin sentir jamas Saciada la no.
rrible sed de amor y de amistad
verdaderos y profundos que a to
dos nos consume en- la vida mo-
derna. Este es mi sine!
Sc encogi6 de hombros, en-
efecto.
Pero lie quedaba por 10 mas
monde del pecho y del coraz6n
Ell sabor amargo de las gran
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

A momentos Sc paraba, y que
ldabase en- una extatiea conteni-
placi6n de la Naturaleza que la
rodealba; lUego reanudaba la.
Marcia, sin fatigarse apenas
hoy, como otros dias, dvidado
de la enfermedad que le iba mi
nando POGO a POGO, y sintiendo,
no mas, que una tristeza infini-
ia, una rabia feroz lie mordia q
cora1on y el pecho.
lntentaba reflexionar, poner,
orden en- 81 tumulto de sus senti-
mientos. de Sus pensamientos,
para trazarse una norma de con-
Quota en- 10 future.
IQue habia de hacer?
JQue debia hacer?
Porque era evidente que Sc i'm
ponia la separation absolute des
pues de 10 ocurrido dias atras.
Es mas; Pope, procediendo
con la energia y la dureza que Sc
en- ciertas ocasiones de
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Medwick tiene pequenas lla-
guitas en- las palmas de las ma
nos; pero ha venido bateando
con apreciable efectividad.
De los Dodgers solo permane-
ce aIzado Mickey Owen.
Bill Terry sigue esperanto
.1ue 81 catcher Harry banning
ifirme su contrato, Tampoco han
firmado aun con los Gigantes
los pitchers reclutas Bob Car
nenter y Jack Brewer,
Esperase que firme en- esta Sc
mana ell catcher Rae Blaemire,
adquirido del club Jersey City.
Ell terreno de los Gigantes, en-
Miami, sera terminado de pre-
parar en- esta Semana,
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

creyente..... era una mujer in
digna, una mujer de la Gale, del
Arroyo, como aquella Eulalia
de las Torres que habia perdido
para siempre a su pobre maridO 1!
En- estos lltimos dias, habiase
dado cuenta Ell marques del terri
BILE a~lejamiento que existi6 STEM
pre- entire 81 y su espOsa.
Agueda era una mujer vul-
gar, de malos sentimientos, de
un egoismo immense, y que aho-
ra comprendia Pope que nunea
lie habia querido mediterranean
te.
Este era 10 que lie causaba I'm
dolor agudo, hondo, que lie tor
cia la boca de sarcasma.
iY 81 que habia vivido todos
estos amos uniendo Ell nombre Y
la imagen de aquela mujer a to-
dos sus proyectos, a todas suS
ilusiones, a todas sus esperanzas
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Y, ahora... que horrible des-
pertar!l....
Ahora, desde ocho dias atras,
y mas que nunca en- este instan-
te, aqui, solo en- plena Naturale-
"a, sentia ell horror de una ver-
gdenza que lie cubriera por en-
tero, de un lodo nauseabundo
que lie tapara Y que lie ahogara...
y 81 horror de la promiscuidad lie
hacia cerrar los ojos con espan-
to Y ponia en- sus labios una es-
puma de fieral......
tAh, como sufria!
Agueda la muchacha de nardo
y de azucena, la mujer que el ha-
bia besado con adoraciones de
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

aplazado. Secuna6 Ignacio Anti
nori la proposition de Fernandez
Y Ell problema qued6 aplazado pa
ra venideras reuniones.
Renunciaron sus cargos y di :
jeron que no deseaban continuar
con 81 fin de dar entrada y nue.
vos elementos, los Sres. Mantei-
ga, Berdeal y La Paz.
Les senores Delegates habla =
ron en- contra de las renuncias Y
Sc acord6 reelagir al Executive,
por unanimidad.
Insistieron los renunciantes y
al fin decidieron continuar por
algunas semanas hasta organi :
Ear ell premio y dejar trillados to
dos los caminos.
FL martes pr6ximo Sc ~efectua-
"a la segunda reunion, en- el edi-
ficio de los Caballeros Leales.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Ger facilmente Gus DoraEio, pc
leara el dfa Id de mario con Abe
Simon. En- Filadelfia algunas
personas acaban de poner eel gri
to en- el cielo" y dicen que ell tia
liano Sc trio o subi6 al cuadrila-
tero sin la debida preparation.
Hace les cargos I'm senador,
uuien dsmanda una investiga-
zion. Preside la Comisi6n Atleti-
ca del Estado ell Sr. Leo Rains.
Amenaza con ponerle un pleito
al senador, ell Sr. Joe MARITIME, di
rector de Dorazio.
Ell dia Is de abril, Luis pelea-
"a con Arturo GOdoy, Ell fuerte
chileno, o Bob Pastor.
Billy Conn acept6 una pelea
con Damn 1assett y Sc efectuara
Ell dia 6 de mario, en- Washing
ton, D. c.
Planea Jacobs IN match" en-
tire Petey S~calzo, ell camtpe6n del
peso de puma para la Asocia :
ci6n Nacional de BoXeo, Chalky
Wright, de Los Angeles.
iEl viernes por la noche jim
my Webb Sc batira con Tommy
Tucker, como parte del torneo
de elimination en- las ITS libras.
Sc lie entregarA al vencedor en- el
torneo la corona que Billy Conn
declinara antes de pelear con
Luis.
Lew jenkins y Lou Ambers Sc
batiran ell dia % de este mes.
I'm match de revancha Sc ha
concertado entire Ernie Vigh y
Billy Soose, a IL asaltos, Tendra
lugar ell proximo 7 de MARIO. Al
vencedor Sc lie e~nfrOntara con el
campe6n Ken Overlin.
Steve Belloise y Tami Maurie-
10 pelearan el IA de mario Bud
dy Baer combatira con Tony Ga
lento Y ell griego Cristoforodis
con Gus Lesnevich.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
CON LOS GUANTES
MARTY Sc PREPARE.
PELEAS DE JACOBS

Marty Clark Sc prepare con el
mayor cuidado para Ell match
del venidero viernes, en- Benja-
min Field, frente a Jack Mar
shall, a quien Sc llama ell cam
pe6n del Sur, Clark Sc prOpone
atacar y pegar hasta que uno de
los dos caiga a la iona.
Marshall daba aver la impre-
ion de que Sc encuentra en- me
.jor estado fisico que Ell sargento
de MacDiI. Chef Jones Sc batira
con Tommy Campbell, en- Ell Sc
mifinal; Fred Barja tendra de
riva | a K. 0. Shellbrock; Bon
Monin combatira frente a Woo
dy Jones, y Pete Filippi sera el
adversario de Dick Way.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
DEPORTES
LA REUNION DE LA LIGA
I~NTERSOCIAL
Fue reelecto Ell Grupo EjecutiUo

Verified aver su primera reu"
MON del aho, en- ell Circulo Cuba
no, la Liga Intersocial
Preside ell Sr. Victoriano Man
teiga, director de este periodico,
con eli Sr. Sergio Berdeal en- la
secretarfa y Antonio La Paz CO.
mo tesorero.
All comenzar la session Sc iden-
tificaron las cuatro delegaciones
compuestas por los Sres. Enri =
que Santos y Jose Fernandez, de
los Caballeros Leales; Luis San
chez y Charles Garcia, del Circu
10 Cubano; Joaquin Sierra y Emf
lilo Cerra, del Centre Asturiano,
Y Mario Pullara e Ignacio Anti
nori, por la Unione Italiana.
Explic6 ell p~residente varios
problemas relacionados con Ia
concession en- los terrenos, los de-
beres de los delegados y subde-
legados Y las responsibilities
de todos.
Sc abri6 una discussion sobre
el plan del Circulo Cubano para
aumentar a 20 cts. Ell precio poi
los dos desafios, con una nueva
distribution en- cuanto a las so.
ciedades y ~peloteros.
Luis Sanchez aplic6 la fina.
lidad por el perseguida y jose
Fernandez, subdelegado de los
Leales, pidi6 que Ell debate fuera
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MuIsioR

ing highest grade heechwpod creoe
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia 6g syrup gives Mentho-
Mplsior . taste the whole family
viii like. It clings to the meta
branes SO its soothing, healing la
gradients act faster, better. Ar
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
"AttendancA at church is neces.
saTy for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregatit with 9
cold cough wke1 Mentho~ Mulston iA
so inexpensive and easy e Gbtain
NJ .ntho-M ul5ion ia endorsed 81
your neigkbors and gus rantced by
! iprIing DRUGGISTS sveryUhe~a.-adv
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

A cola cough seriously endangers
sou, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined,
If you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho=Muisian, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If MenthO-
N.ulsion fails to stop your eoughing
Immediately and ge'. you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tined, ask
Tor your money ba *. =
Mentho-M ulsioB is mole than On
ordinary wsdiciBs. 1t contains vitS,
nitas A and D TO build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing
"Tnv ails arA u~~roots. inrlnd.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

des desilusiones, de las derro
tas, de las tristezas que no Sc
pueden olvidar nunca, porque
son como losas de los suenos
que la vida deja caer sobre
~nosotros cuando nos sentimos
mas felices y mas slegres y
mas confiados,
o.
Con las 1ltimas luces del
crepdsculo, entr6 en- Madrid
Pepe en- su soberbio roadster,
dirigi6ndose a Su hotel,
Y apenas hubo penetrado en-
su despacho, luego de despe-
Jarse del sombrero y Ell abri-
go, y lanz6 una mirada a 81
mesa de trabajo, fruncl6 el
ceho.
Con ell correo, entire cartas
y papeles y peri6dicos y revis
tas extranjeras, habia una car
ia singular.
Ramo Florido reconcile la
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Aver Sc agreg6 a los Dodgers
en- la Habana, ell jugador Hugh
Casey.
Pegandole a la pelota Sc vie
ne distinguiendo en- las practi-
cas-, Paul Waner, la "adquisi-
ci6n" recommended por Leo D1-
rooher. Los ejericios Sc verifi-
can en- ell precioso terreno de La
Tropical.
Hasta jos Medwick Sc que.ia
del fuerte calor prOducidO por ell
rol. Uno de los batazos de Paul
Waner fue de 1913 pies, pasando
la pelota por encima de la GER
ca. Dolph Camilli dispar6 varioS
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Cuando ell Syracuse estable-
clio su campamento en- Ybor CT
ty, en- una tarde perdi6 % pelo-
tas, la mayor parte "expropia-
das" por los "nihos"...3 de mala
crianza.
Volvi6 la espalda esa novena
y no volvi6 a Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

y a todos los interests de su VII
da!...
Recordaba un cuento de Maui
PEASANT, el genial eScritor fran
ces, que lie habia dado a leer no
recordaba quien de sus amigos:
Il Todos estamos solosl Made
cOmprende a nadie l.. ."-decia ell
famoso escritor-. "Cuando nos
creemos estar mas cerca del es-
piritu de una persona; cuando
nos creemos vivir dentro mismo
de su coraz6n, conocer todos sus
sentimientos, todas sus ideas, to
dos sus p~ensamientos, una pala-
bra, un gesto, un detane mimic,
pequehisimo nos hacen yer, de
pronto, toda la distancia inmen-
sa que nos separa, ell abismo in
sondable que existe entire aque-
la persona v nosotros!. t.. iTodos
estamos solosl... Made COM
prende a nadiep
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Sc DESEA una muchacha la
tina para hacer y servir sand
witches. Dirijase a V. Lopez,
Coney Island, Septima
avenida entire las GALES IA y Is.
Horas de entrevista: 9 a. m, a
2 P. M.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
Con eI bate, Ia MascOta y los Espe juelcs
(Psr Tira . Cuarta)

varios batazos la rgos, pero sin
aproximarse a Ia distancia al
canzaja por Paul. Durocherl
examine el terri no y dijo: Aqui
perderan1os muy pOcas pelotas.
Cuando los Gigantes practica
ron Y jugaron en- Cuba solo per-
jisron 81 pelOtas.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Mike Jacobs tiene anunciadas
las siguientes peleas: Leb Jen :
kins, el campe6n de las 1876 Ii :
bras, contra ell notable boxeadoR
negro Bob Montgomery, de FL
ladelfia. Sc verificara Ell dia 81
de mario.
Jose Luis, que ACADIA de ven
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

nizado por ell Marshall Chess
Club Sc mantiene Reuben Fine,
con 6 partidas ganadas y 0 per-
didas. LIE siguen Marshall, con 5
victorias y ninguna derrota;
Reinfeld, 5 triunfos y IN contra
tempo; Seidman, 5 y 2; Berns-
tein, 3y2; S~antasiere, 212 1l2
Halper, 215 y 212; Levy, 2I3 Y
2R. Ocupan los Gltimos lugares
Sussman, Green, Laskar, Fajan,
Forsberg, Cas-, Richman y Heal
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
MOSCONI SIGUE A LA CABE
IA DEL TORNEO

New York, Feb. 19.-Andres
Ponzi venci6 en- dos partidos, en-.
Ell torneo de billar de bolsillo, a
Onofrio Lauri. Ponzi sigue en- ell
segundo lugar, con IA victorias
y AZ derrotas. Mosconi Sc halla
en- ell primer puesto, con 80 vic
torias y "a derrotas.
Caras ocupa Ell tercer lugar,
con go y "a. Apareeen a CONT
nuaci6n Procita, con 81 y So;
Lauri, 81 Y So; Rudolph, 40 y 6S
Irish, 35 y 70, y Kelly, de Ne
wark, 81 y Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Los Cardena,es anunciaron a.
yer la firma de tres contracts
por ell pitcher Lon Warneke, ell
pitcher Max Surkont, del club
Decatur, Ill.,, al cual do 10 vic
torfas con solo 5 derrotas, en-
1910, y Ell jugador de cuadro
Steve Mesner, que bate6 BAL jul
gando con Ell San Diego, de la Ii
ga de la Costa de Pacifcio'
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Con los Gigantes firm6 eyer
un contrato el joven Bob Foxx,
deTennessee, u nnotable fua5o-
lista. Segdn Bill Terry es IN
"jardinero" de grandes ml6ri-'
tOs
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
LA GACETA

n Dsri6dicO en- IdiOmA ESpaAO!
90 ua6s circulation en- Tampa
VHCtoEiano Manteiga, Editor
ESseripci6n semanal: 20 c
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
Teiefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Kidneys Must
Clean OuiAdds
Excess acids, poisons and wastes N your
blood are removed chiefly BY your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages B2ck-
ache. Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. kheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn out often are caused y
non-organic and non.systemtc Kidney ana
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. tne
cry hrst dose Of Cystex gees right 70 w9Lk
Helping the Kidneys flush out excess acios
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action, IN Just q day or 50, may easS
fly make you feel younger. STRONGER ana
better Than in years. A printed guarAnEee
wrapped around each package OF CystexIln.
sures an immediate refund OF the tull COSY
unleSs you are completely satisfied 9 nave
everything to gain and pothing TO lose unoek
this positive money back guarantee 90 fes
Oyster from your druggist today for onlys Se'
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

y a todos los intereses de su vi
da!...
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

SN %G~
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Production Credit Unit
Meets In Ash Friday

Arrangements r complete for
the annual stockholders meeting of
the Wilmington Production Credit
association, which will be held in
Waccamaw School House at Ash,
Friday morning, at 10 o'clock, &C.
cording to John R. Morris, presi-
dent of the association, who said
a record-breakin: attendance is
tendance is expected.
This will be the sixth annual
meeting of this farmers coopera-
tive short-term credit organiza-
ton, which makes short-term loans
for agricultural and livestock pur-
poses to farmers of New Hanover,
Brunswick and Fender counties.
The association now has 533 men,
bers and Mr.. Morris said it was
hoped that every member would
attend the annual meeting.
Reports on the operations OF
the association will be made to
the stockholders, Morris S a i d.
This being a cooperative organi-
zation," said Morris, I'VE feel that
the members are entitled to know
everything about its operations
and we hope that every member
will feel it a duty to be present at
this meeting.
"A representative of the Pro-
duction Credit Corporation of Co
lumbia will make an address at
the close of the business session. A
number of new features will be
introduced into the program this
year."
Officers of the association are:
John R. Morris, president; W. H.
Elizabeth T. Mathews, secretary
treasurer. Directors in addition to
the president and vice-president are
John B. Ward, j. W. Sellers, Jr.,
and w. o. Savage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

fever, and remain until the doctor
says it is safe to get up. By doing
this, serious complications and the
spread of the disease are both
checked.
All coughs or sneezes should be
covered with a handkerchief, pref
erably paper tissues which should
be promptly burned. Visitors
should not be encouraged.
The most serious and imp ortant
complication following influenza is
pneumonia, said DR.. Elliot. Bron'
chitis, sinus, and a troubles are
also likely. Therein, he said, lies
the Importance in staying in bed
with this new influenza, for al
though the flu itself is not extreme
ly severe, the complications are
often fatal.
The closing of public schools has
not been effective in checking the
spread of the flu, said DR.. Elliot
If the city is to avoid an epidemic
the solution is in simple hygeni'
practice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
MORRIS PLAN BANK
BOARD RE- ELECTED
President Laney Reports That
1910 Was Highly Salts
factory Year

Directors and officers OF the
Morris Plan Bank Of Wilmington
were reelected at the annual
meeting of stockholders and OF the
board of directors yesterday after
noe in the office of the bank.
There were 861 Of the 1000 out
standing shares of stock represent
ed in person or by proxy.
The following directors were re-
elected to serve during 1871: Bruce
B. Cameron, DR.. J. T. Hoggard,
Emsley A. Laney, Fred A. Mat
thes, Harriss Newman, Garland +.
Palmer and E. Reid Toms.
In his report as president OF the
institution, Mr.. Laney reviewed the
operations for the preceding II
months, saying that 1910 was a
most satisfactory year and that the
bank had continued its growth in
all departments:
During the year credit was ex
tended to more than 5000 indivi'
duals, he said, the total amoun1
loaned being i ,469, 444.12. On the
last day of the year the bank was
serving approximately 5000 saw
ings and borrower customers. Lam
ey said the total resources OF the
bank had reached a new year-eno
high of 81, ZIG, O8 .59 and attributed
the success and growth of the bank
to 1.-THE continuing friendship and
patronage of that large, group Of
Wilmington citizens who are our
customers"
Immediately after the stockhold-
ers' meeting, the board of direc.
tors net and reelected the follow
ing officers: Bruce B. Cameron,
chairman of the board; Emsley A.
Laney, president; DR.. ]. T. Hog
gard, vice-president; Garland F.
Palmer, cashier; William H. King,
assistant sashier; Michael C..
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
King Solomon Lodge
To Install Officers

BURGAW, Jan. 8.-King Solo.
mon lodge No. 1873 will install of.
fcers for the coming year at its
meeting Friday night as follows:
Worshipful master, Woody S.
Groom; senior warden, Roland
R. Rich; junior warden, George
w. Harriet; senior deacon, W. j..
Barnhill; junior deacon, R. c.
Pittman, Jr., secretary, T. T. Muir.
ply; treasurer, j. T. Harrell:
senior steward, Jack Amster; Jun.
ior steward, Elgin Langston, tiIer,
j. L. Harrell.
Appointments made for the new
year by the incoming master are
Clifton L. Moore, education secre.
tary; T. j. Belts, chairman of the
publicity committee; o. G. Fer.
rell, L. R. George and j. H. Carl.
ton, members of the orphan asy-
lum committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
Brief Docket Heard
In Recorders Court

A brief docket was quickly cleared
in New Hanover recorders court
yesterday
Neil Bonzell, charged with vic.
lating the liquor law, was sentenced
to two months on the county farm.
He noted a To-day stay of judgment.
Clyde Taylor, of the Carolina
Beach road, charged with reckless
operation of an automobile result
ing in damage to property and in
juries to persons, was found guilty
of speeding and was fined SIS and
the costs.
Charles Moore, charged with an
assault on a female, was assessed
the costs of court.
Preliminary hearing for Deems
Murray, charged with Staying James
A. Kelly, was continued until Jan.
II.
Mamie Ballard, charged with vio-
lating the shellfish law, was fined
SIS and the costs of court. Chad
bourn Whitfield, charged with the
same %offense, was acquitted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09
FLU WARNING
IS ISSUED HERE
DR.. Elliot Cites Best Ways
To Prevent Spread
OF Malady

The flu bug, or technically the
influenza virus, is on its eastern
sweep toward Wilmington, said DIR.
A. H. Elliot, yesterday, as he warn
ed the citizens of the county against
catching cold. Several cases OF
flu have already been reported TO
the office.
The new epidemic of influenza
began in California and is now IN
its worst stages in Texas. How
ever, it is spreading eastward, said
DR.. Elliot, and even The Citadel
at Charleston. has seer fit to ex-
tend the sleeping hours of the stu
dents to build up their resistance.
Information so far available, ne
said. indicates that the infection is
mild, although explosive in char
acter, with few deaths reported.
Often the affected Individual con-
tinues his normal routine during
the short period of developing the
disease and thereby spreads the
disease to many others before he
is sick enough to go to bed. 1sola-
ton of such large groups is not
practical, he said. Also, according
to reports, he added, immunity
following the case of influenza is
so short that most of the popula-
ton is continuously susceptible to
the disease.
Best preventive methods, said
DIR. Elliot, as he read from the re-
cent bulletin by the U. S. public
health service are:
l.. During an epidemic, avoid
needless contact with others, es-
pecially people who are coughing,
sneezing or shifting.
2. Avoid exposure to inclement
weather, but take advantage OF as
much open air and sunshine as
possible.
3. Be sure that the home is well
ventilated at all times, but avoid
drafts.
4. Eat a well-balanced diet; drink
plenty of water.
5. Guard against fatigue; get
plenty of rest and sleep.
6. Wear clothing suitable to the
weather.
The cause of influenza is at the
present believed to be filterable
viruses too small to be seen with
any microscope, said DR.. Elliot.
The virus is spread in the dis
charges from the mouth and nose,
with coughing and sneezing spray
ing the air with the injecting agent,
which is inhaled by persons near
by.
When the cold begins, said DR..
Elliot, a person should go to bee
Immediately, especially if there is
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. -R-
The Farm Security administration
reports that a silk hosiery mill in
operation at it's Penderlea Home
steads project in North Carolina,
probably will have a capacity in
stallation of 402 machines within
the next few months.
The mill, which began operation
in August, 1889, under private aus
pices, had 272 machines at the time
of the latest report to the FSA and
employed 81 people at an aggregate
monthly wage of about $4,000.
Establishment of the plant at Pen
derlea followed an agreement
worked out with the Dexdale hosiery
mills of Lansdale, Pa, operator Of
the mill.
During the early part of 1899, a
group of Penderlea homesteaders
were sent to Lansdale where they
received training as hosiery mill