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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

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&c b1itn nd,tern Mhicn gelioeg.
60 Inet ANS Dann III Niiii iin yrcoc
gsn 9ran M stiilo III Grip' LII Floeg!
slorm inn ipp lpnl, bod, brp seboren
Ont braene Beer INIT iipnrte NrocO
Sclp iup MD, ilnie strait perIcorPit
,sn't 1sclo te itaeu iranf por Den Gpoo.
Grn ipia lpu inn, OF nlle 1icriuen
net hIoeDie Slpeert III ltnrre Salio.
lii re0pcn Dor De urue GriDen
Set unoerorild DC Gaterloilo.
si!s ,,iinocrioIid)ter aLi,sbrild eines
natiir.iden 8osfsenpiinoens@ ntiil;
elm pInftoeutihes G,eoid)t oms Der
3eit nnab 1913 in Soeiter 9tnloart
bc5eid;rct iueroei oas SSnlmc llillali
sefinben ino bcrnifentIid]t bat. sSll
|eineln nrnmatiid,erL Oft redt oerben
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|fiuna oes ipeIfpbaIiidcu 9olfes llber
Ger acltilr5ten Groberer fllno: -
gonepart % goneparf, Naf bet ie Dic
hi Seipsia i,at Nus Der s5eit,
be oas Smio enoIih oas 3pingiod,
obacldsiittclt hattie, 0n cS luie0er irei,
lpieoer preubiidl mar, III nns Gin al.
ocrcs pinttoelifdes 3eiigitIl, iueit.
phaliid)er 0nterlanosiiebe erhaltcn,
uamIidl: .Siirit gliid)ers niartiidr
t8rasihriit." !" Iigics merfluiiroisc
tScbid,t iii nntiirIid) ilidjt fir oeu
mirfiifen 3ipef einer tSrabinif,ri't
neoadlt. ionnern eiH Iraueraeoidt
3um 5ooe bes areilcn Soloafen:
!Sier Icebt De ariie arieger
gsnoer gliider cen Sicgcr,
Glenn ,Siagenoe tsseino) MN 6rci,lie
befannt,
Ccd 9tarid)aa Biierperts benatllt.
Dat ipn erIoit ban ben ,Srollfn,
Self mn Gem piiorhnilpts luor5iiglidi)
fe ueronnfen.
Sen perfeIoe (perfeiite) iep naad (o'tl
nit Diem Aeimen l9iienient,
Gen 8ruoter ioipuaI as DC alelncH.
ssn 9loiicd ipas ben gcbudren
@at befi' iDcp oil Sem MT per.
lilarcnl
Stub INT MI ban Rail (g'iibe) llni
ran SIiargeiL
BIT fam niggcn tHenen) eipigeu
Rnaraen.
Sas treuhersig.itlihte @esidltdlsn
| lit Sds iueiter alsaefiibrte SeItenliiif
IN 8oetbes lapioarem Spriihlein ilir
oos gIiif)eroglfmal in Aoiiod: III
Sarren uno Arieg, en StnrS nno
| Sieg geipnBt itno groB 20 rlB
er nns gcm ,Scinoe los.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

leiht. WDse Niemanb slauben, Dab ss
auf iein 5bun nidt antomme in Der
0armonis oes groBen Nn. Sin idones
Wort lehrt uns: .yDenn mon pas
Weltae!riets i'm Mnsemeinen betracps
tet. 10 lit. nag Der GinSelne porin
pollbringt, taum mebr au iinttrifeis
ben. ols es bic Wiriuna zines einsiaen
Reaentropfens lit. tpenn Die gBieIal
burd einen Sommerid,auer iiberllnv
tibet perbsn. llnb bod, icipie ieoer eirs
selne cieier Sropfen bic suiommenitrc>
menDe Wsaiie Des Wafers permebrt,
10 trdgt jebes Gin5elnen 5anoeln su
bem WnbI unb Mebs Der gonsan
WenIhbeit BET"
(5prtisbung fctet.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13
Siefe 8nnoen

i6IGst bas ShidiaIl 8egen bieierl
ssluh Der Ienihbeit lit nihts 81
MAIDEN. 9ie tiefen gSunoen i,nD
itpreGlifeu Sd)mer5en, pelde jener
onbere sSIuf itnieres 9eihlehtes Dem
4orper 5ufiigt, B. +. bas ibredllfe
llebeI Der Samorrboioen, merben
aber fiber, foipie obne SdJmer5en una
obne Befabr bon Dem beriibnlten
MitteI ,anafeiis" beieitigt. gs iine
oas Stublsdpfhen, melhe am Srt
bes 9eioens eingefiibrt tperoen nna
feline usenben @ifte entbalten. Gina
Brobe bapon miro BON g. 9euitaeb-
ter 6 Co., @or 1916, Stem Dorf Gitp
foIter1frei an Seoermann ner'
ianot. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

sSruu 9radlins (5u ibrer guiens
freunbin): .Denn ih bod BLOB meine
Suneen aur 5eiratb betpssen t0nnts."
.Weibt 9u: lab bod 9ein.n Wcnn
mai auf n poor Wonate perreilsn,
bub ibH bic sSungen niht INNER ols
- iparnenbes geiipiel Dor ausen pa
BEN"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

(ssoriissuns fc.st.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13
g d a BET

Seiratbspermittler (oer ieIber reid
-sebeiratbet bnt): nGinen biibihsn
9asen 0elo bat iie mitgefriegt, ida
be buB ih feline RermittItRsSprooi.
iion Iiaai6ireu s0nn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

Ger Iette hoeun sm
sitter BON II ssnhren lit IN 5ofio Ser
Ieste Sbogun. Yrius Sssoibinobu To-
fugaipa, scitorben. Ter lestc Sbo.
aunl Sein Zoo crinnert an Die eSc.
burt oes neuen ssapan. on Den emo.
giiltigen Sies oes aaiiertbuins iIber
Die Nebenregieritng, on DEN ieBien
groben per5peiielten aampf Der Sat.
luna. unb &agato,elans NIB on
Die fbotenreiden epohen Der peridlIe.
oenen 5bogun.3pnnitieu. Mon ae.
ben.i nss eriten Shoguns aus oem
Sanie Minomnto, Ssorimot0. Der ben
Shrperpi.nft Ger lapaniidlen @eidlith.
te bon 9tara nnb apotc uadl aamas
fura perIegte uno Die oberite Wli!itdr.
aeipaIt an iih rib - geoentf Der
5boguue aus Dem Saiiie slibifaga. in
oeren SanSep oasS bogunat nah 5ent
ausiterben Der 9,abfommen sSorinrc'
tos iibereing, uno oes gegriinoerS
DER 3otuealpa. 2pnaitie, eSpenaiii, aeS
Siegers pon Setigabaru. ssDeDailt
itelit oos i'm Sabre 1903 urter benz
aan5ler Sta gtobrnaga obgeihafite
Sbogunat ipieoer ber nno erridtete
cine nete oitIid]e Snuptitaot gcoo.
oas heutige Iofio. Cine neue Stnatss
perfaiiing beaann nit ssDepaius Slc.
aieruiig. Iie Sormen oes Sehnss
itnates blieben, nber linter 0em W,nn.
tel elmer ousgeiprofenen 5entralilIr'
ten Maht, Die Dem 2anoe slpeiltao.
einhnlb ssnbrllunberte lang Sronrng
ni0 Mube brad)te. Grit iiiifer ocI
Observation-Disclosures Spepai,,s, Gem
MN peritorbenen lesten Sbogun. fam
es nod einmnl sm idliucren admpien,
Die Den Ioflia1ipos 10 pfrEangniBuoa
peroen iollten. Satte Elm arloercr bn.
mails oas Sbogiunnt betieioet, 10 mir.
| be bic neue @eihid,ie ssnpans uief.
| Ieidt cine anoere Miftimg genoni.
men baben, aber YrinB ssofhinobn
| itamInte aus Dem Soauie Der Msitn-
Sdmilie, Die &c itetS nit Dem fa;fer-
Iihen Saiic gebalten hattie. sspesaln
beitimnite bel Der @ieoeranfrid,tims
bes Sbogiinais, bal, Die asito ssnni.
lie fir aae 3eiien ein Witglieb fir
bas Ni5eSS bogunnt iteIlen ioIlte:: ais
nun Der orei,ebnte Sbogim Spertodi
itnrb. iibcrtr,ia oas &allpt Der D;itc-
Jnnilie, observation-disclosures, DeiflGrin.
seil ssoibinobM odS Shognnnt, ilah.
oem man ibu ourdl Aooption In cirlen
Erinsen BON 9itotiubaft,i peripnnoeIt
bate. uno Der Ieste Shognii belt
iid, an oas @oift oes 2orbs bon Wsln.
Ito, Wfitiufi,ni Gofiignipa: .ssru Sale
eines SAMPLES ODER Qonilifts sipi.
ihen benz aaiierbauie 1lno Dem gbo.
gunat bat i'm 9enmen Der Nnhrbeit
luno Grgebenbeit ons 4nus Mimic
1 ifets Gnf ieiten bes Aniiers 81, ifsbcn. :
| Wlit lpeitem Nlid bate Der lette Gbc.
aun porniisgeiehen. bal, es nlir 3ilm
NeIten bes ganbes bienen iuiirbe,
lmenn er bic 3entrolgelpolt ben .ani.
icr iiberIieb. I'm lnnot6iaes Dlut.
pergiebeu mn6 cine 3erriittung bes
2aiibes 81 rerbiiten, Iegte er bnber
bic aiiael Der Regierilng gnn3 IN bic
1 N1nbe oes Qniiers WutiIbito. 00tl
perind,ten feline Anb1nger - Dhe.
lgunot nod eiiIrnol niifsmridteM, Abeg
bic G6Ind5t Del 1uIbinli C5nullds
1859 beiiegeIte bQs G&i6f2 =
Andd,ucs 1nroftin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-13

aabe: Der Mntter freunblih mabnenbe
gitte idnftiat bic IeibenIhaftIihe Aufa
reguna bes syiingIines unb ipeii't :bn
in aereselte 9obnen; ihr iesnenD Wprt
it1rtt ben tuerbenoen Wtann; bic Sprus
die Salompnis iaeen: rSbre
Sobne tommen auf uno preiisn ne Il.
lig."
,llnb iit ihre Miiiion auf oieler
GrDe ponenbet unp nabt Die lebts
ihrere unb bod 10 beilios Stunoe iih
10 miro aud hiefer erbebenoe auasn'
bid Elm Wsoment Der Weibe fiir o's
'Sbrsn, oenn ihpn LANCE bat iie barau1
lth pprbereitet uno uebeten:
,@enn ih bereinit bon binnen nuB.
Damn 6err, aetpGbre mir bic gltte.
llno nimm mid, c1ne abihiepstuB
Riht fort aus mstner Gieben Wtitte.
2ab mid nitt tpie Elm 6duh periue1'n n
glidt ipie Der MelIe Shaum 3erflisbea
e,eriiitet lab mid bsimpdrts GEM,
gepubt mein 5ageipert be'hlisBen.
9erleib' in beiner aroBen Sulo
Mir araft senua, bab obns alose
| S6 Shmer3 uno 2eioen nit 0souls
Sn freubiasr grsebung lrass.
limb aisb, oaB 10 meIn lsBter 5auh
Sin Seosn nod ben Ulsinsn iperos.
Grouidt Die Scnne oenn ntht and
sSm llnterashen nod Die GroeY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
ACCEPTS THE
LEAGUE PRESIDENCY

The formal acceptance of the
presidency OF the Central Texas troll
ley League by \. NJ Frazier Of
Hillsboro has been received by Sec
rotary Roy Connaliy. Mr. Frazier
expresses himself as pleased with
The position offered.
la regards 10 umpires he states
that it viii probably become neces-
sary to have more than three such
men. and heartily endorses the
choice of two men selected BY Mr.
BufIeson when president. He says
he viii submit the list OF applicants
tor such positions to the managers
Of the various clubs and viii APP
point the one they decide upon
T. l., Wilkerson, secretary OF the
Corsicana club, has written Secre-
tary Connally that Gus Kennedy has
been appointed manager OF that
club and ends with we intend to
get the Burleson goat"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
---7--7-~-----------------
Prof. Mars in the City.

Prof. s. NJ. n. Marrs of Terrell is
in Waxahachie today in the interest
OF his candidacy for state superin-
tendent of public instruction. Mr..
Mars has been superintendent of
the public schools at Terrell for the
past twenty years and Is one OF the
foremost educators in the state Po-
litieally he is progressive demo-
crat and was one OF the original
supporters of President Wilson.
He went out TO Trinity University
at chapel hour and addressed the
students of that institution
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
ROBIN HOOD
OPERATES NEAR BtGD ~

a. ti'f Associated lrtsS.
ba&aad, May "A modern Robin
Hood, who selects tax CATERERS rs
ms Fictima, is operating near Nejef.
he Vail has been out in the Nejef
and --erbela districts collecting taxes
lfom tribes and recently he sent By
t'"a' to bagdad 1000 ligas of the
amount he had collected Betweta
A7Jef and kerbela, the post, guarded
by oAe Gehaarme, only, Was altacke,
apparently by adherents OF the
Tribes from whom the taxes were col
Ieeled. The money Was taken rom
the man bags and returned 10 the
people, The Vail Aas again resumed
mas task aud is said 10 have recover
gu 1'ooo llras OF the lest taxes and
guarantees for the re,iainCel. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
GREAT SUFFRAGE RALLY
Is PLANNED FOR TO-DAY
By de | nited Pros.

New York. AaN 2-Noman SUI
rage workers today showed their
strength in 4 score and more cities
through the mo- Impressive series
oi parades and mass meetings in tba
History OF the movement la every
state capital plans had been made to
call out the Suffrage army" and
many thousands from coast 70 coast
responded. roday's demonstrations
were planned as a plea 10 the coun-
try for emancipation of women. :"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02

Pastor J Edward johnson Will
occupy the pulpit at both the morn
ing and evening hours. sunday
school at $50 Preaching at II
O. m, and 5 p. III, The pastor Will
tell something OF the recent revival
at Corpus Christi.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02

gates to the First district Texas
Congress OF Mothers ami Joaeh@rS
Parents Association The meeting
viii continue through May 4'i'-
Mrs. +. A. Waters Of Forth Worth
presided.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
College Street Methodist Church

sunday school at 9:4u a. III.
Preaching BY pastor and reception
OF members at II a. n. Preaching
at night, 7:45, by Rev J. a. White
hurst, and the sacrament OF the
Lords supper, Let every member
and friend OF the church unite to
make a great day. Epworth League
at 6 As y. m
mo NJ RARCJS Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
JNO, NJ. BARCUS, Pastor.
st. pauFs Episcopal Church

Divine service and sermon at II
d. M. During the Great 10 Days
following Easter until Festival of the
ascension, the services Of the church
have a Festival Easter character.
sunday school 10 a M. Archdeacon
Crittenton will preach at the II a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02

Washington. May 2.-0ne thoUs-
and thoroueHbreds from Washing
ton, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New
Yotk ana rom ha}f dozen other
states. we're entered in the national
capstal horse-she# which opened
ttday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
Easily Adjusted.

N quite sure, she said, that
you ana never could be happy to-
gether."
why not? l have an income that
Is plenty large enough to enable me
10 provide very we'll for you"
i know, but you are two yea rs
younger than / am"
On, never mind that. When
you're so III be several years old
ef. Chicago Record Herald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02

Woman is patient and persa-
ferins, but doubt if my wife Will
ever teach me 10 be neat around the
mouse; when the pupil doesn't try
70 learn, the teacher has lone
'lhe contract to fulfil. "-Rufe Hos
kins.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
To Entertain Editorial Association

Dallas, May Dallas tomorrow
will entertain the members Of the
National Editorial association who
are ON the circle tour Of Texas
following the national convention at
Houston The Dallas Press Cla5
will keep open house and a number
of auto tours have been arranged.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
Farley Street Baptist Church.

Farley Street Baptist church. May
3rd, II o'clock a. IN. and 500 p.
NJ baptizing $3.50 Sunday after
noon at Orphans Home.
G. V. GOBLE, Pastor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02
First preshNtct.ian Church.

Divine services tomorrow at Il a.
M and s p. III.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Westminster Christian Endeavor
( p. III.
These closing services OF the
meeting invite you to be present.
L. Il. BIGGER, Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02

II you viii read the Daily Light
want column every day you viii
Keep right up with the wants" Il
ehe people of Waxahachie. You
may find just the opportunity
you nave been waiting for. Raid
it. -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-02

Child Welfare Discussed.

Wichita Falls, May Child
welfare was the dominate subject
today at the meeting OF the dele
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

striking. IA she II pure white. with a
strako band OF green about four feet
wide running from bow to stern. The
Hague Convention of 1907 Is rcspon-
sibic for this distinguishing mark for
Oovcrnmcnt-owncd hospital ships. Al
the same Convention II was decided
that n red band should be placed
upon hospital ships ntted out BY IN.
dividuais or societies. A lied Cross
nag always files from the natnmast
OF the ''5oiacc."
Capacity For Large NsmbTA '.
The ship has hospital capacity
for two hundred and thirty-four ~.
listed men and nine officers. but In
case Of emergency more could be &C.
commodatcd by tho use Of hammocks
and cots. In timo Of war the So
lace" would. Of course. prove inadc-
quatc. Hospital transports would
then have to no used and the Medical
Reserve Corps placed in charge OF
them. These hospital ships would
nAAA ainons thu vsssoia Of the nee,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
WOMAN NOVELIST
STR0N6 OPPONENT
SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT

Paris. April 5.-Mrs- Humphrey
Ward la. written ~. ferdinsnd Duis-
s~n. the l-ad.r In tk~ ehamber ot
deputies Of the Krolp actively ~orh-
isg for woman suffrage. IN Opilosi-
lioa lo giving ~osnea parliamentary
suffrage in either England or France.
While a ssroas supporter Of the
munisipAl vote for women. she de-
eisFes that parliamentary suffrage
''is deprived Of its uiiinsst. n,~aninx
IL II has nos the phssisai foree ot
mes L-hiad H.. snd II shoaid there
fore BIZ eosfin@d tn ns-a oai,.
TO my miad." she says. there are
al least two insui'~rabie objections To
giving the parliamentary franchise
10 women In EnEissd,
-I1Tsi. IL ~oaid disturb the r-iA,
tlon al the ph,si~ai fosr- of the eoun'
Try in its toiiiiesi fosse. and in these
DAYS ~hen reform and legislation can
i,p broaEht si."ai by many oih-s
axsasiss sssiss uioa i-ssiiAsa-ni. the
Sosr sssinK as an ia.srasn-at 'of gut
ssnarnt l.. IN ny eyes s1st much
more isposssst lhss As sn iasssu'
asesl of scfnSm. The sosn-a's VOTE
In such = eosniss As t.nEiAnd. ~oaid
b- like = f.si--r surSrney Nth No
sold reserve L-rhini IL. consid-sins s
the is~e-adass aass'inns. in which
gs-si hsdiss cf mem are raaE-.i a.
either side. that have already arisen
A. ss- sl~aaiiy developing with the
d-s eioeaa~ns al Democracy. IL s~en,s
TO me nos- Important than ever that
tho i.piisi.Ai vote shoaid Indicate
uh-s- the rhssisAi foss- of the
eosatrs lies: although. Of soars~. the
effort al -s-sF Ennd sisisra ~iii
bsiss the fes.~s of s~asaa and justice
In L~ss ui-oa thar tos~. iias IN the
LIST sc~ors tho baiios hos as snd must
he our a-f.a.~ ax2isss disturbance
aeA civil var. snd " that i-feasr
10 s~akensd BY the rassiriisetson pf
~-aes In sh~ snsessmsni so'-. the
coaalss 10 veakea~.i and the vosn~e
soaia le tho first In saff~s.
''f~-oaa. In nay bsii~f iasap~sshie
osb~etbos 80 far ~ t:ssisnd ss ena'
e~ss-d !. the iArr~ ps~I-nad~ssner af
uom~s over a,-a in HssiAhd. We
hss-. .. soa kso~. . ps~tnad-ssae-
of i.::c."oe ~os~~a ssd this I'm.
meas-i, sosaritss'ss saa s's~nssA'
~ss tho physissi fnsve sssam~s'.
The ssxussrss - 10 s~lAi,se
po,ilsras isssassv - voss~s-'ssos-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
BUREAU OF mu,es g
SHOWS HOW TO
PREVENT FIRES

IL coal S,la-ss ss a rule ssEsliaii.s.
has l--n s-AsanstiA erii sssai-s' l.,
the ia~s Of th- several States. L.. IL
sofs- ot ti.- aa.tai n.in.s s.n,iiasias.
has s-r-a rnor. ~i.h Frssiisins had
air. al very In. oxygen saat-ni. and
unnecessarily high ,~ta'-ra,af-. The
basrsa has ALREADY taaa- sass -~ti.as
isskiss so i'nrsas 'ts-rss IN s-rh ''a-
aiiiass. Special studies ar t~ins
na... Of tho eft. I a. ,ss atiaiEa'saa
af nain- lirs,i--s in Increasing she
irmp~ssius. al naias .orsiaEss
ins.>,issiiaas IA ispa siia~s in
Michigan sad Minhrsa,a --fr .a,a :
tn a-sssaitne III. ,ipsn- af 'hs .stH
tiiasins .usr~at. iss s.nssa, af hasa,r
isi sas~> asa the Temperature ara
Lsn,isisys Maas samples at snia"
sis fsuas mrssi n.iaas il ash-s rsf's
al tho eoaasss srs- collected TO-
analysis.
tts-s in iron nsin.a IN Michisan
sa1 Wtsssasia. ai'aarsasis caused hs
.T.sa,aa.s.,,s. tnss,hu.iia. II haaa
at sssLoeAxs.ssA saa r,r,sifssoas
slalSs In lh~ -sii. ot the Off t-usii~s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
Z57e e1oA9o<o
2oGNkHoSRoo

not she should he under the com.
maad Of . naval of1cer or whether
the surgeon In charge should have all.
soiute power as to whctc she should
anchor. etc. The disagreement ended
by Rear Admiral Brownson's retire
mcnt from active service and de-
ris,on that the ''soiacc'' should be
sent out under the Merchant Service
rules and amcnabic only to the mari
time laws Of the United siates. The
ships complement Is . Master CIVIL
iian) as navigating of'hcer. deck ON.
Gers. engineers. clerks. electrician.
wireless operator. quartcrmastcrs. OIL
crs. seamcn. nrcmcn. stewards. ETC.
in all. about the usual number in scrv-
Ice on a fnerchantman. Tho hospital
department Is under the command
Of Medical Inspector Luther voo
wetickind. OF the United States Navy.
man well known In the medical
world. Three surgeons. two past as.
sistant surgeons. one assistant dental
surgeon. one pharmacist. seven hos.
pitai stewards and forty-cight hospital
apprentices complete the medical and
hospital stan. The total number Of
officers and men Of all grades and
classes carried on the repair ship Of
the personnel" as the "Solaco" Il. .nt.
tinsiy termed. - one hundred and
nfty-threc.
Tho ship Itself. although small a.
compared with our newest dread
naushts. IL a fair sized vessel. being
three hundred and sixty-ons feet long.
with n forty-four foot beam. and draft
Of twenty-five feet. Her displacement
Is five thousand. seven hundred tons.
Since the addition OF ballast and biiEe
keeis she has been made q most COM
Portable ship. Her speed Is twelve
knots Her AppsaIApce -A rather
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Immediately after the batsicships had
been in action and take the wounded
10 tho hospital ship or to the base
hospital. \ new arrangerncn, includes
continuous care Of the wounded by the
same surgeons instead of the old plan
Of. passing them from group to group.
Tho same physician rough an entire
Illness of any sort il far more salts
factory than the continued changing
and this seems to offer n satisfactory
solution Of the difhcuit problem OF
caring for the wounded in naval war
fares.
The "Solace" has several isolation
-aar,ls where contagious diseases are
treated. one OF these Is for the treat
mcnt of sailors who are found 10 he
suffering with tuberculosis. These
men are attended there until they are
In condition to be sent to the navy
tuberculosis hospital In Colorado. In
,p,rnsnnt weather tents are set up on
deci, for " hity plague victims and cots
so arranged that they may have tn.
benefit OF all the fresh air po.slIle.
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There /. also n ward FOR diseases OF
children. as the young recruits ar"
frequently attacked by such nnlndics
as measles. mumrs and even chicken
poN.
soincr. An Education In Hospital
Work.
4 yisi. TO the "Spiacc'' Ia an cIuca-
tion along hospital lines. for here on
the ship Is to be found every instru-
mcui. every drug and every article
needed in hospital work. The operat-
ing room is much lIrg"r than that OF
she average land huapltni and almost
every Kind Of operating known to
medical science has been done there
Appendicitis cases are frequent. and
several times In acute cases this OPP
Grafton has been prrforncd VIM. the
shin was moving with the fleet. Dur
ing the writer's visit to the ship the
room was being put In order after
an operation on man whose hack
was broken. The man had fiilua from
mast. Broken legs OF arms are not
uncommon, nor are Ineumonla and
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