Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-22

Paris, Ju3y 3Q-Tbe Croix de p
egre & -Spcjefs fta1 was. Organized in
Ffanoe 4 sax1 g;ae es9ee t. xar
3H&a ogr nsa Lsat5st 81 EotAets
~ historical ediiees, III SsnJssrgtjng
Itself in 1ne fate of the important
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUCH 81 the
skasiEs exfh4fa4, Scissors cathedral.
aaad4e cHg Az1I Of Ar-as. cSe prop
POSITION is 10 JaaTs the ruins Of the
Rheims cathedral as they stand and
bnsEd 4 nsw q on the Bire of the
arehBl&hoD,g paizce adjoining. I-Ae
sncietY is IN tayor Of p~reserrIng 9th
her ruins in the state that war iesres
| them. Jest France forget" The so-
also protests against any re.
prIGala on German architectural treas
! 0gss. rETrro4yr~ tt< r. a
&h'aen The Tine CONES <to rebuild
aay Of the ruined cities. and towns,
| The so6fetg urges .tnat there he nd
more xtFeetG or six yards width and
no gore schools without adequate
piayg:ounds.
Ni8h. July 2D.-A new style Order
Of the Bath has been Bet UP in SerVia,
not as an order Of chivalry, but as
d modern sanitary measure aimed
agaInGt disease in general and the ty.
p~huGlbearing louise in particular. The
international sanitary board is re-
gponGibIc for the new order, which is
already making q decided change for
he better in tn health OF the Serb.
an people.
Serbia Is diBtricted oil BY the sani-
tary board. Each district has its
special sanitary car, which soldiers
and civilians are compelled TO visit at
regular intervals for a bath and dis
injecting Of clothes. A system Of
house to house inspection has been
established as well, ard every house
that has had q a Of typhus is thor.
Oughly scrubbed and fumigated and
every member Of the household plac.
ed IN quarantine for ten days.
Not only have the new sanitary
measures checked typhul. but algo
the even more dreaded cholera.
Or. Richard Strong, tn American
who put down the cholera epidemic
in the Philippines, and Colonel Hun
ter, the head Of the English contin.
gent, have been given a free hand In
tn clanHing Of tn country. Sir Ralph
Pagct, the British Red Cross com.
missioner, IL also active in the sani-
tary administration Of the country.
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Paris, July 1914 distinctive sign,
ribbon or arm badge, Is demanded for
soldiers who have accomplished their
duty. been incapacitated by Wounds
or other disability, and returned to
civil life. In many cases their dis
ability is not apparent and IN civilian
attire they are subjected to disagree,
able Incidents.
Some propose for these victims Of
false appearances q 1915 medal
not the "War cross" reserved for ex-
ccptional exploits, but a simple dis.
tinctiyes mark that will make known
TO everyone that they have done their
duty, The proposition has been COM
Dlicatcd BY a demand that It be given
to every mar that was modified,
while the o%riginalors OF the idea want
It TO be reserved for those returning
from service "at the front"
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Paris, July 2O,-~A leading light OF
the Parisinn bar was deprived OF Gas
ton, his butler, by tho mobilization.
CASTOR has returned, decorated with
the legion OF honor and exempted
from further military service because
of an incapncitating wound that does
not. however, interfere with the exer.
else Of his calling. His place had
been kept for him, but his return
plunged tho barrister into y perplex-
Ing embarrassment, While Castor