SPANISH GRIPPE

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 37, 7 November 1918, Page 4

SPANISH GRIPPE

STILL SEEIOUS IN LONDON,

London, November 5. Influenza is still serious _in London. Fifty-four persons were seized in tho streets and taken to the hospitals in twenty-four hours. Within ten hours 289 have thus been seized. Three hundred and fifteen nurses in ten metropolitan asylums ana board hospitals have been stricken, and 580 omnibus drivers and conductors are ill— Aus.-N.Z. Üblo Assn. ■• . ■

EPIDEMIC DYING OUT IN SOUTH

AFRICA. (Ecc. November 0, 7.20 p.m.) Capo Town, November 5. The influenza epideTnio is everywhere dying out, except in some of the native areas—Aus.-N,Z. Cable Assn.

Chaplain Bladin, who recently returned from France, is to deliver .i war lecture at tho Vivian Street Citadel tonight, at 8 o'clock. Tho ohaplain's topic will be "My Life With the Boys in Franco." Chaplain Bladin is bringing with him artists from tho camp, who will provide musical items. A benefit collection will bo taken to provide a man with an artificial leg. The public aro invited.

Messrs. Win. Campbell, .Ltd., nro never fussy, but always culm, forceful and dignified in llieir 'advocacy of "GOLDEN RULE" Soap, "GOLDEN RULE" Candles, "KEEP SMILING" Snndeoap, and "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help.-Advt.

I cruised to Bl.mlnt Bay, Tho Land of Nod tci reach j There eacli swoet infant, tired of play, Had laid ite peachy check. No racking coagh disturbed their rest, Each darling lay socuro; For mother kept what each loved best, Some Woode' Great Peppermint Cure, r-Advt.