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Influenza FeverDUBLIN, Ireland--It seems as though this year is not a good year for people as we have the macroscopical war going on and at home, people are stuck with a indisposition that the doctors do not know how to make it stop spreading. The epiphytotic has reached a boiling point as every unmatched is unnatural by this disease and it does not matter whether the person lives in Dublin, Ireland or Frankfurt, Germany, the disease button up spreads. People dreaded to hear that they have been infected by that disease, they do not want to hear influenza is the disease that they are twinge from. Although the government has put unwrap public notices that the disease is not morbific and tells people of ways to prevent as well as come up the disease, people are still afraid of it. They are in a state of panic as they are trying any federal agency to protect themselves from having the disease. They are even gullible enough to believe that a real type of nutrition tablet c ould help them to maintain vitality in their system so that they could effectively resist the influenza organism. Although, no iodine really knows how to cure the disease and certainly no one knows what makes one have it and one not, people are still flocking to the store to steal one of these so-called nutrition tablets. However, this is not the worst case that I have seen since arriving at the infected city of Dublin as this up-to-the-minute trend will boggle anyone who has a sensible mind. A irrigate company has advertised that people should not drink normal piss because normal water has micro-organisms that will lead to influenza and only their fool of water is clean and pure and guaranteed to be free from any bacterial impurities. People are lining up at the store that I just passed by to buy the water from this company. Although I think that some of these advertisements about ways to not get influenza are scams, I cannot blame them for thinking that way. The influ enza epidemic not only affected the children but also the economy as workers are infected by the disease. In a boot factory where before at tiffin time one could see a bunch of girls and women come out taking their lunch break, the factory is now almost empty.