Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-12-14 | Page 9 | 'Flu' Reign Nears Close Ogden Believes

FLU REIGN 1 NEARS CLOSE OGDEN BELIEVES Only One Dea Death l and 13 New T Cases Reported y Yesterday I Herald Ogden Dec 13 With 13 With but thirteen new cases of ot Spanish Influenza r cd ell tOda today officials of oC tho hoard board of ot health were In a quandary as to I whether they should be bo Joyful or fearful fear tear ful Sanitary Inspector George Georgo Shorten however howe was Inclined to view tho number number number num num- ber and tho the day and dato date as ns presaging g the end and of ot the epidemic In Ogden Ho was wag jubilant over tho showing made since since- tho enforcement ot of the new 1 regulations by tho the health department He Ile la Js confident that the number of oC new cases will smaller from 11 grow gron day daylo dayto a to lo day If the public continues to co cooperate co- co operate with the tho health officials as lS it has recently n I Chief of or It Police T. T E E. E Browning In- In I i rutted U all in au patrolmen this inis morning to 10 inform the tho managers of or all business I houses that tho the regulation regarding crowds In stores was to be rigidly enforced enforced en- en forced and where violated arrests will follow Collow Immediately No 0 arrests worn wore mado made tOdal today Police 0 officials continue continuo 1 to guard all entrances Into Ogden and to require health certificates of oC those entering entering The offices of oC Dr AV W. R R. Brown Drown city physician were crowded during tho day b ay by persons waiting to receive tho the vac vac- cine treatment Herbert L. L 30 years of ot age ale died this afternoon from Influenza Influenza- pneumonia at tho the cmor emergency enc hospital