, 1879-07-18
RESUSCITA'TION.

The oti'cr day, down at Coney Island, they
pulled out "drouned mnn." The feet made
a simple paEaErapu III tne ua"J papers. ho
had swa'n out beyond tho rope'' and was
unable to get back 10 shore. The trcscher.
Gus unaesto" Rl'le" nm, 40 II VIII k,a n."'
foro fall.
When thcv got The .sdrovpcd man, on tho
sand l,c was cold, but not s,iir l1is cyca were
cold md l!e breath mud gone. lie did not seen,
to have any friends or ucnusint auces. I Ind
harm henrl,,c about Dir. Latn,.crt,s theory OF
worn,lnr a ,,rownrd man ,nto life, md tic
thought struck nc, Vi Now is the chance to try
:. :, ~ ..., ,,,d h.r,, ,,,ttnr, ctsn,.
In the hot sani. told the boatman to help me
draw tho "eospse" over there. Then, nftcr
u!aianE tac "'''.s IT, ~" , ..na ~ n,a r,tt,,,.m.
lln o" MS 'neo !" .uS NV ~ .t,,e,,,, 49,, aas
he WIS wnr'nca through ana ta3onkn' a''o eoM.
u,cacell 10 breathe. We whirlca him over and
ovor, arl the man came 10 i!tc again.
1''s 'no'npE i.ss'ssa ."1 4''"'"t' 'os'''
from tic "dso"nea" maa:
KEokuk. H.. July 3, lHGn.-Ea i4fktns; 40.
~ EG.t 1seentv.ti1sh tlffft Afe 1orx-n,Hm
SIN You among othcLs in.esfssea h soItaes ss 1esn y
sasing ny t.si "nu @ ~" ~ hs. r hsvn dnms Snm
tm, ,e - ,at III yu t WA 70 roll mo arot1p. md
w. sS 1nU nv spn, hod1 Iccyc mys,f would hsse re-.
uainea dead lad not been warmed. oh, Alr, why
c.nmet sycryi,~,y Know how to bsIna 4 drowncil
have friends drowned every ycar how they Could
sasG then, & ~ listls presence Q! m'nd. tI,,
il!efs iol,9" sote pGsin,1"Sl ana p'Haso "at'sss
o. Ho nslcrest ,,.,.os ~ AZ, ~. rntStnnt3,,.
~a ~. ra,,,r r s,.c,o,n, s1, ,,.d,t T., .,v.
So"' .n'. i..nu.t s'a ~ e'eu'. :, y. - hav" -,
ing Alr. smlth's Ile' hlnplf suREestc1s Vt. l.
S. 1.amhcrt's theory, that warmth Is itfe. THO
warm san, was hand5, and We rolled tho drown
al ra,,, Mn, n, Il, md ,,e cana tn.
W a!''A y, -, ~ as M s.,s 49,, ,..
inat t'ac "ho'e "os'r I., MAJ. n'a' A''o" w u. apaut
DR.. Lanhcsts wonderful theory ot Fesnscieht-
ing drowned persons, nov give 1t ia full rs
Gathered from his works md from tho Doctor
M;3efan,
Wh~,, asketl DR.. Lambert II he could rrsus.
ritate u thoroughly drowned rnan-dr0"ncd
dcad-lio sutd:
~, alri Il is ttn1ossible TO bring thorough
y dead mas to lifc. But man apparently
dead. who l'as been nntler watcr mil has not
hreal'lcsi ior hall OF Of nm hour,
can ,e brought to life every time with proper
treatment" 6; ,:.
had bccn under water forty mtnntcsr' | asked
Let mo explain what Is the matter NTH tho
mna 'st hs man g., +, not Towesd 'G y shs
him. For torly minutes no hcat las been crr,-
GRATED BY ,t'e body, for bo has not drawn =
breath. Then he has been surrounded by cold
water whtctl has Soolel bis body through md
ttIrotiea NoW, tie flrst thing to do to Il
drowned u'ah is 70 warm llns; Ns soon ns war1i,
respiration viii follow; 1ls never Will breathe
untti ne t. warm. 30 say to brlns n drowned
man tn stfc:
~. Warm 1f1n.
Nno nm ~ MS blood c!reu'atcs.
breathing VII tollpw-then consciousness
onn n'otfo',; 1outE chcl:c'1s, bres. 1tcs, ang|c-
WORMS mud snakes arc chilled every day. They
arc chilled l!isu tic drowned man: Warm ibrm
hGa 'nsy aimays CONS 70 l!ic, n''.l walk or crawl
OIL. There Is no 'isc rubbing q drowned man
whtlc t!c II void. fou can't maks cold blood
CIRCULATE. arttl'plal rcsntrat!nn Won't To my
ZION "o11td sou lItat aEe mani"
"Auy way yo'l ra''. Hot botsles, hot bricks;
)ny lin on bot stonc. popr hut "a,er on him,
or f'flt l1'n mn not oali-tib. Wntt1 lin
thr"!i:h n.y. through, aa yoa would u. Of
woo. 1i;s'uc uhl ottsstde, REMEMBER. ior slle
ian Is sn ~ nyst, n'ssl us ile san't hrc'ts to
Mmrtn himself lnslae, YOU must 10 It !or him.
Nhrn yoil petln to warm h!s faar. a'H' lungs he
VIII hsgin ~ bsea1Ae. attts NOT I'LL then"
"tlr'n ~ many men l'nye AVE- .lletl 5uat tcca,1so
peolpiiss atoFpc" ~ fuo them WnHe they Wcre
" Yes, thousands. ~. Davis once brought n
roy % LUG VIC ny !a!' u. the Na'er l'Alf an
hour br Wrapping fli'n III hot blankets, trcqucnt-
u !; Sna,'sen ~. Nsn, ~u,. ,..
IN Nn~ lnrE 1ass SUMMER" eonttnt1e{ the
I9r lorty minutes. lTo ptraons rubbed him
wti!c co!d nnd gave him ur as dead. They
LEFT him on tesraccl root IN tl!g sun. Thu sun
tt'oh warmed him ttrnu:ll and through, antl
tt'eA the bor got up a'"l walked tioTn 10 Il 3D.
leon Gi'l heard tue men ta!k'ng about the poos
aratt bov Ab1n tic roof."
"soIiie years aEo tnan was taken out Of tbs
Fast 1tiycss W!icrc 10 Ind iat, thtrtytlyc min-
ntes. Tie rol1cc, thE1sksnE him deau, laid lin,
On the grass III The hot sun. He laid t!cre two
llolirs warm enough to keep h!s heart beating,
hut too cold 'or rcspirnto1. When the to!icu
LOOK Hfht 70 TIC station surgeon heard his
heart hcat. llP Immediately laitl. EiM In d cor
mr. ;;snl ln'ired Lot water OH him and rubbed
Ills o'"ud Into etretilntlon whcn the man recov-
eretl,-u man Who lad not bseated In two loura
an Ht:f.'
when nslled Tic Doctor how tso happened to
Try hest to drowned person, 1.o said:
"onc day, III Cleveland. on july 4, 1919. A. a
steamboat WIS leavlII, for Unfn0t u l,l,d fell
into 1i,e wafer n'''' boon SINK. This was ut p.
III. tl!ry got HIN ~. the deck aIil started about
4. a little before ~ thv Captain catnc to nv
room nni askc'l It would 10 down nrd sec IL
anything tnnrc gould 9c dos,c, said HAT tbs man
hati bean rolled IN barrct. etc. went. Lie
was cold, und npparently tffelrks. In q flash,
suggested probably hy the heat ncar hy,
experiments tried few years bofnro uptIi
io"ls, coE. ntld cat-rcztoreA by HEAT
nlnue-egtnc into my mind, AMI suta tu
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