Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-10-18 | Page 13 | Newsies Don New Gauze Masks to Ward off Flu Strident Tones Not Silenced by Covered Mouth Telegram Army Photographed in Sanitary Attire

Newsies Don New Gauze Masks to Ward Off Flu Strident Tones Not Silenced by Covered Mouth Telegram Army Photographed in Sanitary Attire - - ' ' i i rpHIS is not t rkrffl party tqtripptd with i miskvtmt-mrtely a group Of TrtfrramTTrw5tioy5,' unog?fTf6vTJi:JT6aayitTtIi 1 gauze masks to insure them against the Spanish influenza. l r ' I. V .vl kr Ur, Lfji. - r ;' ii (v; I'V 'r'' rv iv3' a-aa-u...iK.' .. .--.-. ' '. .... i .: a,. ..- .,)-...-,,-.r;..r ; . , .-..;' 'Zl j ;i. .-..":..- -: ' :-r .;rV '.v.-.--',-."'-' ;'' '.',-.ir;,t-;,:. . I r ' General McGillu Instructs His Command in Use of Protector. "Company, 'tenahun! One hundred and fifty Telegram newsboys and carriers stood with white guuse masks In their banda aa Charles W. McOH'la. sponsor of Telegram newsboys, told them Ztoday of the necessity ne-cessity for protection from Spanish influenza in-fluenza and the Importance of their gauze masks. The boys, who are forced to congregate con-gregate eomewhat In obtaining their paper, have obtained the masks to be worn both Inside and on the street. Bus neaa men may not Jump heck n dismay when Uiy rter the cry of the Juvenile newa vendors, for both pu r tie are now-perfectly protected. Though the youthful merchants were dubious as to the seeming handicap on i their' vocal opening, after a few mln- ' utes' trial they were convinced that They cou I T "holler Jont aa loud" with I th masks on aa they have without I them. I UV A IONO