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SAJZHW.’lbi. atiiXJJiLL. BAUD WELL, B. 0, 'ant Barnyvctl Sentinel, Uirntd iml Pubiitdn d Kvery'*Tliut>d t>‘ Bv THIS NKW SKNTIN KI- PUBLISH’ 1NG ( oM l'.vN Y ' • © J i T X- 1»HT- \A Y / / V V YZ / /, l I /■'/ 'B.\USWKLL,tf. (/. Ckab ^aI(IH,i,mi»iv • President )M. K. SM£I.L!M>. SW'.-’l r »ti. BX.tl Ciftl- »m«I .VlrtnHM-r. W. M . .1 UN lC.Sc ISitiTOK -~rr? i SERVICE AS BROAD AS THE COMMUNITY ELLENTON NEWS ITEMS Mbs (ius-io Miller is quite i U ill, Mi-* 1 <«jnis©'., Wilson is. g,t- horn© from Tubiuiins . MBs (’am© ' YVnitTirr'}»'© isp©iyt An' \vPelx-f*H«] at llol'ii©. ments for the boys In khaJcl, outings . II. M. < m-so!s .1:*.. is for convalescent ' men back from Hj.L. lj© m .* J2UJ4' hir’uit'irr. Fran/o7~TniMi, tftft,' appreciated «er- * -j;,. v (!. ]'. vires to soldiers antf their relatives ■War Camp Community Servjce Pro vides Numberleat Intimate Com- forfTFor BoTdiefa"' / U/,- ~ , ' Club 'rortins for -soldiers,' entertain- CLASSIFIED LOCAL ADVS. JFor headache, neuralgia, colds and grippe prudent phy sicians now advise Por Sale FOB- HALE*—Fresh ground me*l st Wachter’s Uri-t Will for.$:> f0 per by sh**Jj t o b. mill. W i I bet ill, V*. C> fcntered h-, hoc,nuf <■ a-.- mail matter Feb ruary 14 lit' >-'•. itt I hr i , i>*'toJfiri'ai Barn well S 0 , nil |«*r-the Art of Cong reus of March 3, l.-STfh not:© AV114tr ire!- tp;: itu I-, i;. /i t:. 1 l,aj. (•>• % . • in i ■hi -•* , ' Legal ' ■ir. r -jf-. © u u.©, rate ■>( rl itt rd jjydr tofti Hr- ir-i T i i iy.i d fifty, cents ’ ecv>h s i||.. q ■' j i i ■ rrum • Obit iarms 1 Tub't :s.oMfespert Reeo- . luti iuA of i;-h[.ci*r Cards of Tiqttik* and a’l oth r J a i g - '- ot.ie > oi li wit! be c*)« rg d 1iH at 'h 1 ' rs r ui lii'y cents |« r',11 M'. .'•ht i ' l • t j> ’ r word., each ■ t- Him u ni a in ninmni rjia'g ui to c- hta. - All c’laiig'“ -of ajver Ling 1 ti I al eOmDliitiCArio i* m *«t ic addressed to Ttie Baniviei Sr. i net Liei in"n-t bo in thifl rttke imt la * r ban! 1 nu'day moniH'K i • jnri.r.: iniliru mio , in the •urrent issue. All CO nnill oca'ion-; mu l I'O sig'iPO by the writ r. i **t lor f • t bcii-oti, hit m tn evidence of g ,i»it faith, and 1 >pro- tevjt the new i':i|>i*r. ■ i . . ' ■ ' ■' " ■ Hl'BM kl I'TI'.N K AI KS 1AJC year tt fttt; — jt mniiths J 'Knree in- nth* 50•. —, —/,— in wov vm k -—• - • • lij reun t:in < lit ers or money t.rit rs - inaV»-fT-v>' hi- to /Thk N KW ^KNTINKI 1 I HI ISMIM) Co. UNCLE SAM'S ADVICE ON FLO !\ \ i ■ 1 . <’till’mi. It ft• In-1 . , , ii i* hi to!' tSi-t ( i if iV t Ui fi (Vi liven- and friends-e-timae are some rtf the .. , ; inairifobl activities of the War ("atrip .■ ll ‘ 11 t l - - ,S ^' ■ J '*‘ K Community. tv-rvi^m . M ns.- Lja tin'" ■'The War ("ainp. Conim'uttWV S«r- ., •. - - , - , • , . ... t /1 * 111111 ‘»I i t * > t u-< vice' cotiipf close to the intimate life of lhe\,*ohjier .and provides for hiH me ill nl as well ns physical coin for t . M - J a . I ;i , i i f/pi* f'U.'-, by fui nlH.hing the' fai ilities which <j |/ M . |-; ( ■-},-| I ( [ - J\I ; i: j make it possible for him to relax . . j. ( , j A frotne the strain of iniJiUiry training . - . ^ and the pn para fi on for overseas C ffehtlnF. - ' . M« i h«i(}i*t‘ obt ivir inot lb Its svmhol is the-red circle hrui its tinv .r;*!’'< r-i;«**-»!! \\ it.i.i M f- ! J'{ | ' activities are as unending as [he cir M;t> ciitnferende of its insignia. Thou sttnda of.'soldier boys take advantage- of Its facilities and other thousands of relative^ ami friends blithe ■ boys in l.'ncle Sam's uniform, are. daily benefited through its various ato mies of effort. • l 'Of* I \ CARELESSNESS RESULTS IN ' FAILURE. ^'ha' is wiiy we say, "Feed H. A. Tin lira*' lb g I* >fcd it Ml'g' rrf ihSt le dl- r mi m.” 110 NOT FKLh If M.0T-. I’Y biit mix i with ground (ml rnM m >ist ,J o with jn-t enough wat r to ninke bem fie a! d>>«-. See futi <iyci».i i.., J s -m paSk-hg^ .Y mr luyncy bnih i‘ ymi jrtt F( 1R S A f ,K—*S» vef f y fi v** seres of |s> d. | not Siiti • (\-*d; fvrty in e. iltiisli in i,h'*e Hides uf ^ ■ — 1 j ‘ 121 ’ r AliblVi'..- HAK« WIRE CHTS -ANib WfH VOS -r S1XV. IkT ''Till, 103" 1.u ji"H -s'rn > ttf.* , troubles- nie to cure, f let n li-e tb dscLsut;dl e! Fla. Wuntctl CHOC r. T t Faui -’ Healing R-Mimdy — c-et• .*»*:• ~ if)'ike u, at h uie'. lf*-> *-• r.i| ; J \ A < re , iii HT^i T er* vvhe.r- 'hi- rernci!y - is rurrrr.-'wre &y:rtr-v- th \. e-.-i--. a m j I «',*'** i s.. ‘V* i Dim: .Hi. »( M | h l Y«.U 11 Iuii!l V - Jin'il' libsli Jits I i'< rrf lHn:l>ur, ‘f i v « mi the < it ja i<!e i H | few <la\s. I •m ' r TT’ fTTT- . * I; \\ i!»;m ; i.; » camebThn the Orient and they eajl at- ,. ^ l "' s, ‘ r : t out Jon R> the fa<f tiiat the Oefim'ins Mnf; ;m t < At tn flirt fur ;i I Tiyc improved tablet in which tbs hfeavt-c'epressinfj ler.ciency is counteracted- by bevr;-i uiir \j elements. To avoid confusion Aspilcne is s^.id only in unbroken packarfcs. Price 35c. At t : N tiuic O alterCdm.gis~mr"^ - * a* d Mace Hr.ig Ah). W VN ' I I kr A mail to gel in' 1 fin , h | '■ 1 . if . . ~v‘- I'let too 'i i,>l /• von--- •h)t,g'’s t c tw '■'n , fhm' a oi .T>' nuary I-i! (i<-*o ti)-;! or a .•</»«•-■ s'l -h cuity An \ r ■ *, m' I > » 3 t . It I! • y ^ - H h i’U * e- i S (- •! r .osi’ ,Os t 7 -(i m - r .'ird |i tuc | ■, ,- »'• • i'.Mlld ' , i> - "r. •- • - J, '■ W \ rclUr.lClo 1,1 ward. -. - WA- .s..-b i> ! ,l t. '- - ; It AV \V:»llo;i7v !>-a rw u y to:r-a 1 oi I U »l v . C, NOTICE OF UiSSOLuTIOK. ’ •• ,r< u i lv ji riit- i g i ■ ■ ek-- ,ryl■ f, " . i 11>n I . .. ii» ■ U'iA st Hi - T* '■ ' " fi' • / a-, i-r*-! "■ hi- * (J .ri . 'ir- Results Will Startle Barnwell d j Hum? A hi I tfelillH; Wbly" •;trl* ine_ntioii-the disease-n.«j occurring along t^iit llin^ * t a in r< 11 ii sj LIMESTONE’S OPENINC DAY. j ,., or , ,^,. k .... tr . . Cage or e. P' Af ' J av. pti < **y- wa Ii A g I .\vi v> _ w« a’-’, -t aiij-»1 eyes .ivmC fi^ p d -.1 ( veiling, OI:(' of tile Jtigijf’St was n.\K » pp H-a -urn it r motor do i‘. ,1 lv , "■ ‘”' r vi I'nt^MTlK' 1 b> cau-rk» made tti** liiri ttor of Mu-ie. \OTieBOF oiseiiHheE orn i. _ i#t i-i e i *« i. *' i . ... I»v***-k her tmrft.ie was nm A i’U'-Mtb lit, of the Y.-W’. Sinail b ft • ■ f \M pt ti IS sUM a t- d 1.0.h-ip KVKHYTA>h: t w ak - tti e'.tj ,. . . < r infiaHo-d »*y. s ONE WASH ~t <rt e« 1 on each one lor a >tunt, and V i t |, i < f , ,ie Ainmi , eym Prol. Ayt r’s motiolojiue on love;*’ p FkFK. c K. Burekhaicr. uV,L » isf. > . IL S. Public Health Service Issues Official Health Bulletin on Influenza. t‘ ' ' Y tlie rij*;t<'rii front In tfie Bummer ami \j i „ A r. i .... fall of 11*17 ” u 1111 ai m. i o - i.itni 1.11s11. J he ^ How c.n "Spanf.h Influenza" be rec- '» |»«tiRal- «.'»« V-am:,,,,- „f , Tin; ognized? - <>t riirrlA'.x. iiO lias l»e< n h4. i* mii ]>ris(‘ij. tIn* Pacnlt.v by fculjiun “There is at yet no certain way in < A J'Wtwl ‘*oi»n.. wtrtch a single ease of ‘Spanish iiifiu* F/He iton. S. <7 Oe; 7f fi On .1,0 0.1,- I.tilce I’.niim-r, of Hnn.uHl- i .vriamillgly funny. Wt-1 -I' 1 ' 1 %.n-t '"-'-k ]•, Uonld i.ui l.uak UJ. fu. Itfecvoni.e to the outbreaks of otdinnry coughs to" n id - , iioiuii r i-* very ln K Lditil \tr scuiyj our Coin and colds. Which usually occur In the | « ;u:l;ir in lii-iii uu> t<r\vu u n’i s,,|1 b r -^. You should iieftr us mk,4 cold montha, .epidomira-of-Influen7.il j,j, mnuv Iib nil 1 * jiro al wa\ * j Dtst verse wlricb was yvimen may occur at anv season of the venr * U- . r .... ; t / TImw Hm-pronei.t cpMolftlc rflRod moot-I-" 1 ' - ° »«• Hull. : 1 ‘ ‘ ?-* ‘H J.A -1: iv w . h; “ l *” >' 11 I*-‘ IS' b r<" >. c —v © ' : I a ■ * i w ■ ! «■ ■Sin’. 1 :t» 3-t !i r. 'V •—•©» x t 1- ,b ♦ r. lb s. 1 w i 11 fi!** niv (' , «fl*'M 1 ! ft 1! .1 ■ li , K Sin'll©' . .fill',' ,' “• i • *• t ’<> r Knrti «•"' (' i U il- • < 1 * i r, . 1 r i»t7 \ <-1 it ,■ *-t 11<- ■ ! s n , f W T:' n ■t* • r. >A., 1 f- 1" 1 ' b>* H ,.ti * t% . r i r ttttvrH d >1)i*' >■ v n R f,’i siir: , i ;i r i r ■t ix [) : > it Hit - - YV - jr*. m. imi »Mt 1 1 ,i ■I t!r- :’"t h d i \ i r i >t»: * ■.'intensely in Lurujie in May, June and Julv Moreover, th the case of ordi- Mr rmrv \v« lit Colds, the general syni[,toms fn-i'T. palYs., rtPpFbssloh) arc 1. v no ,"' ' ■' hoans a.' severe or as sudden in their uTi. i ofiset as they are in infiuenziT. Final (i Ha or,hudry * colds do Ui>f sjlreijd , ,, through the community so ri:pi<lly or A>o 1 on.*!\u‘ly as does lnflin*ir/a. * At ftlyy !*> ( 11 ,ti||! 11 h>y r ;i l.H be )!• nr ii- i - 1.; - -t il 1 ■"!< • o * , • nm f, :* \ • y i i!. in a i ill -11 ii"ft <■ 1 1 v .»i <•. 1:3- v a*-, • till | n ti i< 1! ; -He adiiy IakI"©, \\e love you of all'”. (LATEST WORD ON SU3JECT. ■pldcmlc r-robably Not Spanish in Origin—Germ Still Unknown—Peo ple Should Guard Against “Droplet I Iv - , -!ys4- Infection’’—Surgeon General Blue Makes'Authoritative Statement. --'hi *"nst cases a person taken sick with iniluenza feels si,*k Tatlier fvid- denly. He feels weak, has palps in fJTw ‘‘.vey, ears, head «ui hack, and may be sore- all over. Many patients feel, dizzy, .some votnlt. .Most 11:1 > pu- 11 < ■ 111 Si edtllpla'll of fee* II, r e|||ll.\. and with This collies u fe.ve; i t , wldeh rbo t« titpei a I'ire rises to 11M1 fo 1 u p ||j i niosi (-!•.- s the pulse renuiivis relMtJ\e- slow. ' " ‘In appearanee. one i t ’ •t j more .Til'd Mi i > v I u l \ •h 1 1 rf> 1 1 riil i. ; g of the <0, slioi.ii] |»t‘ tj*k< n t charges' are < , . ^4- oi • mg ^>r ; ap, r t If I lie pal i'. Id • on r " 51 1 *’ "Ami afu-.r- liiv-srritu.n 011 ,n " *\jf'liriatmn /Cmtvdiiou Sundav jriririiind ^ur k»vc which m«> aiTi ii iy Jn.-l became bcllej\ iproy* f eaTiz* d before what wtymi**rlui Ui,114 it wa* to i»c a yp-p.<.Cin:. a., 1 i 10|jtened deinv cun. ;i ( ..lidi tii (U iiio&iat. And 1 fu \ t r 1’caiizt d -before . t u) ■!/dis- i d 1 ly tii©-' tneniting of “ti ii:it\ on t iis yi o y ,. Z e tll ut ,iiv'y That*-what hesho v- <L 1 i ( 1 - 1 a mi- it r ;<> I Mr- 1 > tit ■ :o * ■, LOST! (Tn public road from Barnwell to .Vkr:<bde, fine automobile tiro rim, casing .anti tuiH\pra<fi caWy hew, i'indcr w ill rctu: r. iu [Tonic Bank oF Barnwell. » i Ml I.o- >f * ipkiii.s ;'i/1 burn, 1 i .1 !l|e|: s* hi'. Washington, I>. ©*.— (Spe lab) M- though King -Alton -o of S]>ain w * s one of. the \ ictinia of (hi* intluej/. ep; denile in 1 Tf and again this -aim ier, Rpr.uish 1, ,,iior.ities repudiate anv .<■!*! n lo ii,;l£onzM a- a "Spiiaish“ dis* ease. If the people of this country do not luke care ti+e—ep!de;nh' ujll'l m eome so widespread llinuughmit tie* United StaP *» ikut soon we .-ball hear the disease called “American" inltu- f:t• t tb: eyes aii may In- 1 i«st-d ' may V... ! I e: e a of a «. f iiel» •» - I e d'itl iellt |,,, ,| ^ t.e inner side igjClv ‘hbi-ds!,, ih, <)< 1 lies - ilia,nc from ti, >e some ,'ni;.-h. n;:y not 1 n>. ; !, 1 . 'lit * !. V 11 H,s > t*^L < l X < i > or ‘eon- There 1*0— ■U f>, do , t ;t■■■»•■ Uk iu il ii/.a, •p. it a iii 1 • v Hl .I ii, l i’ r,d a 'i ! I e l ! i-x Yh- itfdr-; n a.d b p U t Jl\, .! I f ' s.- ! Ilr •i.^sh". :*T i'<y 1 •!d < ofttpri -T11 It sp,«■'!•.. / t t!. "I be ;yte 1 as ■|,,r. ■ /ft .;» ). -o! t<, 1 d fever «r;d • ii r to I foll llV ;l,] - .-Ii n rrM- - p' , seribT'ti ", ask ’he bv t t lieIII* C! Itcy, OiU.Cal.it m <«. ri-u.’inity were. - Suuu t 1 Ii; ie Nio-s, PUT ■P IL . ' I 1.1 l 1 .1.;. r. •1 > i : cm,vv n e.\. j 1 .1. j 1 ■ ulna leay \V ;4i 4 YV. d’ t l V'J w I ' ’« J.T .lim,- 'L'-c-i :-i—tlun' jjLUil.ief: V* r • \ s pule .,r no ip- ln response to a request for definite < reiv e' above (he tn\imn!. ft is possi- .Infonnation concerning Spanish intlu ^ jbe-ijiat the lab'oratocy imes.tiga.tj,,ns >«nta, Kurgi“<>n (ienerul Hupert Blue of i now Being made through the National V 11,: s '‘dr ill do well in' d Uig,-r- ,\| «*i: rmg a simple ‘while lieu r the !l ' ' l.', a mi 11 < >i > >t 1 s v - ’A t*1 a 10 y tu, • * 1 \, • <> 1 dor uj-cJa-t \ t a: - . o 11 u: < v. ’th* U. S. I’uldic Health Service has*' Ke^rtm h Council and the United •uUiorizcd the foHowing ollieial Inter- Uygienlc Laboratory will fur- -Yiew ; ' nlsh n tm»re certjUn way hi, which Indi- — uik.t , e . . , _ v , . vldiml eases of tills disease can he What is Spanish Influenza? Is It J reco 'idzed ” ! * ‘•••nathing new? Does it come from : •p*ln? 1 What is the course of the disease? \ Do people die of It? - fir*, r. ( d Hill “Nf.i :ii.d atn mTguard tyatt iigr t oils 'dis* a st' germs fold of gpiize or n paiieni." y Wdl a person whe has had influenza before catch the disease again? “It is well known that an attack .of jhh a la t 4c le utu i tul |,u*:cr cali- : measles or searU;t finer or smallpt»x i,j<r ’(Ur the Kourtll hibertyl usually protec ts a) person against an- 1 ,, ,• , otl„T nttn. k of tl.e s:,roc dis/astt This U-furo Olo F' SK-r \v;t> j appears not to be true of ‘Spanish in- 1 u 11 ‘ • t! \ Uj* til© J resilient 0 til© | „ , , } fluenza^ According to newspaper re- liiltfith Comity- called for Ji Spanish Inlluou- | r',la\'-.‘' nl ,7m,. p Hh nf 1 '?™ P « h « K !"f "f S|wl» suH-rcJ an „„ , un; , | H . r S, Jc icjy; l'i., , «“'«*•>“ 00vorn. Ilut while ,ho pro ,or, of ClNwMv K iri ‘ *H-I t r » bd.xl, cold, accomnanh'd hv fi»vpr lurinw ■ 1 .. ** vicniM ii)in\ \ts n^o, <i!iM h<ir h^rin « , , \ thatlis In the yrresent epid.uide 1ms R tr4cken during the rtcen'f outt.reiik in th© hist oil© MlbsCl lDcd il», Hi genmUty been low. In some places tR*. Spain.". ' - (l.illm v . Th© st ©oiiti iVlif follow- t.utlueak lias i»een severe and cleat ha ,, . „•■* ,, have' been numerous. Wheti cfeat hoc- How can * one 8 uard a 8 alnst influ- ©U ll.i liit ; dl . t* I.V, 111© T^yojM r enza? Sot etty took ji if lh(W)ond.* Didn't “In guarding, against disease of all I tell Mm that if lliere.i- one kinds, it i' imivortan-t that the L„k1v be „ -. • .. .• .. . kept strong and able to fight oft dis- _ n< ‘ •’ 11 11 P‘BriotKU ease germs. -This can be done by hav- bt ( ('Ills© ue went UJ» t.ow li. lng a proper proportion of work, f*lii>; I' ti ink til© (ialliiey folks, i. say mid rest, lnr keeping the bojly well - ‘■fyl-k'-s bn emus - * it's mtlcll mol e sullicient whole- v th a 11 f’O Ik—t lit* <..ailh©V food. In .. . ‘ , . - - , , li to re- hubs must' have bet n glad to ~tMisvs of appat'L‘L) 11y tlie- samtgkiml of member that milk is one of the best M © tig, for 1 heajd ©V©r> body ’The disease misv occurring In this country and called ■l* resembles a very contagious kind Coughs and Sneezes Spread Diseases 11 ? 1 cti'rs It is usually the result‘of a coin* ( plication," .What causes the disease and how Is It spread? "Bacteriologists who have studied ln- floenza epidthnlcs In the past have yTV i found in jimajL-nt the ca^es n-.w;py » gothed, mitITy toting'sufllclei ] | small rod-shaped germ called, after its soum'and properlv selected "1 td4.H<‘(.verer, Pfeiffer s bacillus In other correction with dT© it w» © ready and'eveti eager ^ -- disease there were’ found pneutWo©H, all-around fowls obtarnable for adults talkilP' about the dillerLMice in AaDangerous a« Pbi»?n Cut Shell# .the germs of lobar .hnoumonlib. Vtill as well ns children. So far as a dis- , t t »h* t ( Wn lam ta th* bt>nri AVM 1 u others h^ve been cause,I ky stfepio- ease like influenza is concerned, health ' •* - T* 5? a<1, y(tSt OHr8, 1( a© k or other , coecR.aml hy others geF^nT with long authorities everywhere recognize t he Monday and today^d li© l tmuirk ,1^ 8 ^ f>0(,y an<1 a fooling of se- • names. very close relation between Its spread"“inaL©S its fed liy^lily ©odd, I'll tere sickness: lii'most of the cases tlie “No malfer wha>"particular kind of and overcrowded homes. Wldje' LLJs te]l y (ru •ymptoms disappear^fter Three or four j”(terin"causes the epidemic, It Is now not always possible, especially In ... vi- day*, t^e patient Mien ra[»ldly recovm^believed that Influenza Is always times Iike x 3|ie present, jto avoid such 1 ,-L Inf. Some of the patients, liowever, 1 * s i> r ead from person to person, tho overcrowdin^TjTeoplu^should consider stai't 16 work tomorrow develop pneumonia or -infl'i-mraatioti ‘ R, * r, J Mr carried w!th the air along ' the health danger and make everv ijK^dcad ?'tll li©st”. It is sure 0t the ear, or meningitis, and idh.iv of ^ l ' 1 ! h V ™ ry (,ro ‘ ,leU " f nHI ’ cu8 ’ pfr ° rt t0 ^Xhome overcrowd-Xnoiigb study hour LOW and I fin -, " u “' < ^ ■“ 1 ' ■ ■ • “ XT ~ | Ahvavs- yo«r#r 1 aiid . Daddy girl, jijkI To th© new in street cars, care "^uld be tnkeXto girls. r . — keep the-face so Turned as not to In-- “All Old (iirl.” hale directly ©he air brz'atiied out hy j another person. "It JT esitCcjally important 4o t*e- thls so vafied Spanish Inrtuenzu Is j who already lliVS Ui© ffernisTTf the dis- . over emphasized. Identical with ttie epidemics of influen- 1 ease. They may also he carried about M A f AO Mr. I . 1 * Z m. il.J. 1- .1 M _ of earlier years is not yet known. ' .! <n tht air in the form of dusTcoming —^Epidemics of Influenza have visited f ,om dri*sl mudus, from\coughing'’and this country since 1047. It is Interest- sneezing, or from careless |*eople who log to know that tins first cphlernlc ' splt on tlr0 n " or «nd on the sidewalk, was ‘brought lure from Valencia As ,n most ^‘ ru (JdXng diseases, a Wherr"crowding is unavoldaTde, as • f! V lilencja 8paln. Since tiiat time there iiave been numerous epidemics of the dis ease. In 1SV© and 1800 an epidemic of Influenza, starting somewhere in tlie Urvett, spread - , first, to Liissfa atwl thence over practically the .entire llized world. .Three years later thefe was.another flare up «*t <1M U Both ,tim< 3 Yj rpblei, je sph ad wide ly over the Unitol y ttttes^ *Wf)hough the pr»‘.v<*nt epidemic Is called ‘Spanish i,. 11 ■ iln-;*. pi j,i* *P«A»on.'ti> i- i hat it orlgiiiajNuLin 8poi*. Some w rPers wb^Jm ve sm-ij* ,t ibul tlie Uinieaue ]>erson "who hasuoftty a mild attack of tlie disease himself may give a very- severe at lack to-others.” What should be done by those who catch the^dtsease? “It is very, important thaTevt ry.pcr- ware of the person who coughs or 1 leczes without coverirignibr- month and nose. It also follows Hint <,r,e I LETTER FROM A SOLDIER BOY. YYt* hit ttkIH^hcI to Miss Rinli BhM.rhl keep out of crowds am] stuffy •, -, . " pijMe.s ns min-h as possible, keep **• I>l'>l<fit, of A fo^tbi homes, offices and workshops well air- folbiuiii'g iut'ci; from, 1st. Sofigt. son whd'dn'romes sick-with influenza. r<i, spend some time out of doprs ea< Ii IC. K. Blount lvOrt’Oirt slHH'fld go home at once and go to tied, .day, walk to work if at all pra.ytbadde vf .,, t\j„ j7}()t 1 t i- •> Tills wifi help keep away dangerous --In sliort, niake e\*'ry ffwV sihle effort at the sain » to Treat lie. as'inn Stb’e. . * 1. r ^. u Li-v. jj s !- Iv. IK . J’l'.'tmt aiul th a jot i Il©:»tl(jt.attei> troojiv. VonipJIcatlons and \vi time, k(H'[» tiro parJent frotii srajt&ii thy disease farm ml wide. It ‘ir.WWdr- '^T’n’ail iierili'h' m'at,r*Ts~(,,llow th»-, -1 n f,, |1 i^_ti t tt r v .1 .! ::ti’ , " > 7 desirable that no oi,.- bo-VfUiwM^n v.< e . f - - ,TV 1 - ; . m A ..fro I " S.l ep ill '| ||e SI, , 1, I e . | - . l»l ' T ' * f ' . ~ •' - ( •, “ ' t f( ’■(. In Tuct: no one huts the hui.v*. tifi-' " , rK n \ . \ S' • A -- b..» uid be allowed in ;he routn. *> :‘,K U>ece js coiuiU liu sputum or. “Cover «P V C vh it. J anT^accjit If,you don’t ycu’iLs*>FcitL ' 11 T 1 • 1 ' t */ h ©M rw *?? ©eniN i t U VV 'U V ■«. i. u. h ■ . J l - Perhaps it ‘has not occurred you tiiat you carr participate Swift oc Company's ,kocHs,—a also shade its risks,—by beco: y \ a co-partncr in the hnsinftr It is itot a close corporation. x Ycu can do this by bujdng Swift & Company shares, which are bought and sold on die Chicago and Boston stock exchanges.- There are now over 22 000 share holders of Swift & Company, 3,500 of whom are employes of the- Company. These 22,000 shareholders include 7,800 women. Cash dividends have beeip paid reg ularly for thirty years. The rate at present is 8 per cent. The capital stock-is all.of one kind, namely, common stuck—there is no preferred stock, and this common stock represents actual values. -There is no “water,” nor have good will, trade marks, or patents been capitalized. This statement is made solely forydhF" information and not for the purpose of booming Swift.& Company stock. We welcome, however, live stock producers, retailers, and consumers as 6o-partners. We particularly like to have for shareholders the people with whom we do business. [It ♦ • ♦<\ ..... This leads to understanding. a better mutual Year Book of interesting and instructive facts'sent on request. Address Swift & Company, - Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois *—i , aj/cfm+k President •• i