With regard to treatment, no specific method has been devised, and the best that can be done is to put the patient to bed and provide good nursing. Cold sponging is often beneficial during the early stages and tends to numbness and tingling of the limbs, warmth is the best remedy. Constipation is obstinate and often difficult to overcome, except by enemas followed by such drugs as liquid paraffin or phenolphthalene. No hypnotics and no morphine or other preparations of opium should be given. Daily cleansing of the mouth and antiseptic treatment of the nose and mouth should be carried out and respiratory complications are systematically looked for. The patient should be given to understand that his convalescence will last at least six months after the beginning of the illness.
Officials of the United States public health service have been searching for the girl.
Cookton, La.—Three years' search ended successfully the other day when George Cameron arrived here to take his daughter home to Ames, la.
James Drury, with whom the girl came to Crookton, is in jail, awaiting trial on charge of theft of farm implements from a farmer by whom he was employed. It is said Drury stole to get money to support the girl, but the case is now known to the police.
Camp showed that in each case the soldier had been ill with influenza. The health service are investigating cases of the disease in several cities. They are especially anxious to keep the malady out of the army camps.
The first army camp to be invaded was Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va., where one death was reported out of nine. Investigation made at Camp Lee.  The economy—saves the cost of cooking. 