INFLUENZA.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14590, 27 April 1918, Page 9

INFLUENZA.

A VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION

(By a. Qualified Ghemist.) Influenza is hei'e- Many homes are ■full of it,

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inhuman Englishmen, fit compatriots of ' the Baralong,! It takes a Prussian-German to be really humane, especially when he implores mercy with a pistol m his mouth. The true facts of the case are t-lia-t the sufimarine rose to the surface to shell the stricken vessel but, unfortunately for her, ;the first^shellj 'exploded/ t&VJattfr > cargo of munitions. A large motor-lorry cm the upper deck of the vessel pitched into the .sea. and landed . on the upper deck of the submarine, sinking her instantly. The ship's boats were already so crowded that it was humanly impossible to take another. soul into them, and as it was, their crews spent four days m them with very scanty provisions, before reaching land. So much for British "fright/fulness." Other submarines hid * :themselves among the ipe floes farther, north, and many were the exciting games of hide-and-seek played m those -still waters, yith only ihe seals and grampus- for witnesses.