Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-12-04 | Page 12 | 79 New Cases of Flu Reported

73 liW CASES ffryipra 862 Persons Are Inoculated at the Several City 4 Stations. Increased mortality and decreased morbidity marked yesterday's fluctuating fluctu-ating Influenza rhart. The death toll reached eleven yesterday, as compared with three the day .before, but the number of case decreased almost 25 J per cent a compared with the day lefore. More than tftft ratten Were re- ported Monday: 9 were reported j ypMfrdM I Vaccine station continue to be i s amped by pT'Dns seeking immunity "jonTTh-iTisease FTTgM "TfunTfrmf and . sixty -two received the serum yester-J yester-J May. 4."0 of whom were inoculated at I the city emergency ho-pita). One J hundred and twenty-one prescriptions j for liijuor for Influenza patients were j filled yesterday st the emergency j j hospital. j The death of George Schmidt, an ' , Interned German, was reorted ye- terday by the war prison hospital, and Joseph M. Merrill jiii'l Joseph' It. i Woolcy, me ni Iters of the students' army training corps at the I 'niversity of l -hiii died in ihn n. n.i.w ,. ; hospital. Three -new cases were admitted ad-mitted into the post hospital. ' Compulsory wearing of m-isks will ;b- in efffft in Murray today, accord-! , iii to information received at local ' Lrd Cross heariiitiat t-rs.