Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-02-09 | Page 14 | Warm Feet Saves Him from Burial

I WARM T ARl FEET SAVES HIM I FROM I BURIAL L Long Lons Lon Beach Cal Feb 3 To S.-To To bo be pronounced pronounced pronounced pro pro- dead from Crom influenza and laid out with a string of or corpses read ready for forthe forthe forthe the morgue and then to bo be brought back to life was the ilia uncanny experience experience experience ence of Marvin Tal Taylor r of oC tho the ambulance ambulance lance Jance corps at nt Camp Jessup Fort Jort MacPherson Mac Mac- Pherson Ga Such information is contained in a a. aletter aletter letter from tho the dead man to his brother Cleo S. S Taylor of or this thia city 1 Tho The soldier said sald that four men died by b his side just before ho was given Ivon up for Cor dead and was taken to the death deathward deathward ward to await the arrival of ot the n Onn 0 One of or the hospital attendants preparing preparing preparing pre pre- paring the bod body for tor the last rites discovered discovered dis dis- covered a n trace of or warmth in his feet Ever Every means known to me medical science science ence enco was Invoked invoiced with the tho result that young Taylor Is now pronounced practically practically proc proc- well after aCtor having suffered from Crom I the lead dread malady for Cor four weeks and been given gl up for Cor dead