The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-05
THE DEAD MAY LIVE

AoNtiS lue DOuys anu lnSle IS eEl- l dently nothing else to be done-a man 1 made machine comes to the rescue, sweeps aside death, casts aside the palor, starts respiration, moves the congested blood, and makes living that which was dead.
 Such machine is the pulmoter, d machine brought here some time ago by the public utilities company, given as its benefaction to those who af. sr meeting death under certain condi- tlons, still may live.
 The wonder of this machine Is a. most beyond description. When men of science view it's charm with amaze ment, what does the layman think?
 'l was in the lnfirmary at the time he was brought there" said Dr. J. R. Strachan, who attended the most re- cent wonderful achievement of this machine in restoring the life to an un- fortunate citizen, overcome with nor phine taken in a moment of despoa- dency The body was blue with death. There was no breathing. Our usual agencies were applied. There was some temporary response, but The human agencies then applied could not have been continued indefinitely. The body wears in service. A waver- ing of the treatment at a critical tilne and it would all be over"
 ''The machine was sent for. With in three minutes it was there Ev- erything in a busy system of con- mercial activity was laid aside in hur- ny The box was opened, and the machine put to its task. The body that had ceased breathing was made 10 breathe clean life giving oxygen, That forced breathing was regular. The machine made the breathing with mechanical precision. The oxygen took hold The lungs had to respond, Soon the blood was moved The heart had to pump. WITHIN FORTY MIN UTES THE DEATH TAILOR WAS CONE"
 On the arrival of the patient Dr. , B. Strachan immediately resorted 10 artificial respiration, with the admin istration of oxygen, and the admins. tration of hot saline injections, and cardiac and respiratory stimulants This treatment was effective temper arily, but physician is human, and his efforts are subject to tire I. is here that the machine comes in and completes the work, carrying it along until the body has been revived wi;h life, and when revived, has oppor- tunity of regaining full life, when the organs are prepared to take up the task asked of them in normal life,
 From the time the pulmoter went into the room to battle with death i, stood a sentinel. It was deaths con. queror
 Of course the pulmoter will not maintain life indefinitely But it will give ONE MORE CHANGE after life has been overcome in death, and that is such a wonderful achievement that everywhere the possibilities of this pt!moter should be known and dis ccssed
 It was a philanthropic thing for the public utilities company to bring this wonderful machine into the city. end it is more philanthropic that The machine is maintained ever ready to answer the call on moments notice. &aNt HA ihStaA|S hColtdblOH IS ptiUllt- ted Nothing is so important as life, bcthing so dreadful as death. Ever ready for the call of the injured, the unfortunate, is this antagonist of 4.eath-this conqueror that comes aud drives back the Grim Reaper until ONE MORE CHANGE has been given the life, whose defender it is designed fo be.
 We pay great prices for the protse- ton of life. We maintain great agen- cies for the preservation of the liy- ing. But when death does come, and Enatches it's brand. we have on call, without money and without price. q
 machine that will come and drive