Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
pEsERET EvENING NEWS. FRDAY, September 1e, 1sos

...arv In the same United States
ssF.a',e teamsters were not colOred
~ ,,,ynen used to the angels u tho
-, they would all lose their minds.
80 ,he order Of one minute In coun-
ssr,nanded the next. and this IN turn
10 re-countermandedi but II is'all In
asx's work" with the teamsters.
w re- have reached tile point where
~ ~. ar,,t worry. hut all this pals
~, mo civilian and especially the
.t,.d nurse. who II accustomed TO
sayins thinps run smoothly. Why II
!. hs,d 10 get such II perhaps now a
,,,,i" niainef Also, the nurse has 70
''s ~ course. ths sick soldier grumbies.
40 does that naturally. whether ne
10 Justified in grumbllng when he has
10 neg for hours for q glass OF nilk
before the attendant brings H. " Tor
ne dianeseionate judge 10 say. When
his hrrakfast IL brought TO his bed
sdde nne morning at o'clock and the
80, ,nornIng at II. and when the sta
~, ,n.dloine In quinine for everything.
nn,hans he IL grumbllng merely To
.st'. conversation. Perhaps those
",or,c. arc untrue, and yet one may
henr worse than that II he VIII but
listen. No.. -.
him get down 90 camp nom the lnlIu
House some morning az SIX o'clock
rbere are such hours, and they turn
out inc slck folk 1T them. Let MIN zee
IN ar,wp ghosts" come Up % sick
ali" Yellow. deld-and-nllve things
thev are. with lips thlt are the color
N a pale flsh worm. They t9tter along
10 she Doctors tent and walt an hour
or 30 till their names arc called not
resting IN some coy arm chair, bui
slttlnT ON the grass We, wl,h thc heavy
Jews that fall on that point o. land
surrounded by the sea. They gct their
| doaa on auininc-li there are other
drugs in the pharmac1pcla OF che sur
geon he dcesn't seem TO know ll--and
| mon thsy totttr back and walt IN their
| fever goes down a bit, else she drug
docs if,ie good. Their temperature Is
| ali Inc danger point Of ona hundred and
| three and one hundred and four de-
| greco For days together some men
| are unable 90 turn out for thelr mcdl-
| cine. and their "bunklos fetch u Tor
/ them. This s1r, Of thlng, when seen,
tends TO make man think that per-
| hans the soldier does not grumbie
much more than he has right 60. OF
course, N the camp were FAR from
home, In g3mc country where q IL hard
| 20 gee supplies and the llitlc daintlsA
/ that tempt the appetite when n man "a
| under the weriher, the heart would not
/ hlNII 20 uNNh hNN Win NNN NNIh
only four hours owly. u does seem
hard.
II will be found dnicul. 20 convince
most people that physicians can let
| such things go on a. are reported from
mere. They know the profs sslon 60 ba
brave and generous ana sclf-sacrinc-
ing. and they can't think ihas army
surgeons are not. They are brave,
There isn't surgeon In she whole
army that would think twice about thc
danger 90 himself 0f operating on tht
nring-linc, with bullets singing 1l
around him. There IL not man In che
whole medical service that could Do
tempted with any money 60 do q dls.
honorable or unprofeasi0nal thing. Mer
who come out 20 camp 60 see a loved
boy or brother. and rave with passion
| when they see the poor fellow dylue
from lack Of care. vow ahey'd like Sd
string the villains up. They are moi
| villains They ARE slaves OF n system
Physicians are tolerably touchy pcopl.
az thelr best. but an army surgeon Z
little the mos, Of anybody on earth
He IL superior 20 all around him. u
ne wants to stop a drill, the Prcsldon
of the United States cannot make th
men march. Naturally he gets 20 con
founding himself with the Creator VI
the universe, and when some clvllia'
docf1r says, Cant I he OF some a.
nlsiancc 90 your" the army BurEe1l
replies, mo. shank you. I have every
thing I wint"-Eugene Wood In Col
! ller's Weekly.