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The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
Here's a Work You Can
Help With Your Dollars

When a girl who has gone wrong
wants TO go right again, what are We
going to do about it
That is not question which can be
answered lightly.
A great deal depends, OF course. on
the girl.
If she is of strong character and a
h sound constitution. she may be able 10
3 get on the right track and stay there.
y unaided.
But if she is strong and sound, she
doesn't often ego wrong"
The great majority OF these young
women are weak-willed and without the
resisting power which hardy physique
gives.
What, then, is to be done?
They must be helped, for they can't
help themselves.
If they are strong enough to make Up
4 their minds to escape from the condition
in which they find themselves, that's
about all the strength that can be
expected of them.
We mustn't expect too much.
Strength comes from right living, not
h from making up ones mind to be strong.
First, then, the young woman must be
put in a more favorable environment
where the influences for evil which sur
u rounded her and led her away from the
social standard can no longer reach her
But this is only beginning; for, left
TO herself, she would drift helplessly, lose
n courage, and her later condition would be
\ worse than the former
She must be given, therefore, proper
attention, proper food. proper compan-
ionship. until she is built up, mentally
and physically, to state Of self-reliance
In which she can look the world in the
face and say to it: Il am a woman who
q can take care of myself"
Such a place, and such attention, is
provided by the Rescue home Of the Sal
walton Army, which is now asking the
q people of Detroit for $4,000 for It's new
q building.
A site has been donated, and on il
stands a house which will be used for
Juvenile court cases.
The new building, TO accommodate 125
u people, is necessity to the community
The Salvation Army is doing work. in
this manner, which the city of Detroit
ought to do, and is doing it as efficiently
and doubtless more alphabetically, than
the city could do it.
1t is helping the individual, but it is
also assisting the entire community; for
y while it saves the girl it makes YOUR
3 TAXES lighter by keeping her from the
courts and the poor commission.
There are plenty of so-called senti-
mental reasons for aiding in this fine
Y work; but there are many more
h intensely practical reasons.
Even if you don't care about the girl.
" you ought to care about yourself.
But the committee in charge Of the
raising of funds believes that you do
care about the girl-that you've hear
THAT you wouldn't see her go 10 smash
1, for the sake of few cigars or a theater
n f}cket
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
Should Suit the Mighty Hunter.

Should suit the mighty hunteT.
Culled from the Polk State Gazetteer
Elephant Butte. y. Mex.
Tiger Wash.
Deerland Fla.
Deerwood. MINI.
Lyons, Mich.
Huntland, Tenn.
Bison. Okla.
Antelope, Tex
Buffalo, MINI.
F. W. F.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
M'GILLIvRAY FUNERAL
TOMORROW
AT STRONG A

The funeral OF the late Duncan
MarGiilivrny, prominept stockmnn.
whose death occurred In Albuquerque
At the Presbyterian sanitarium ON
Mcndny, viii take place tomorrow.
wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at strong Brothers chapel on North
Second street. Rev. Hugh A. Cooper
and Rev. c. A. Foreman, OF the First
Presbyterian church viii conduct tho
service al the chapel, TO which friends
Of the deceased and his family are
invited.
Following the chapel service the Al
huquerque Elks will take charge and
viii conduct the service at the sravc
in Fairview cemetery. Mr.. MaeGili-
vray was one 81 the early members
OF Aibuquerque lodge No. 461.
Active pail bearers, selected from
the membership OF the Albuquerque
Eiks. viii be Mike MandeIl. Charles
II. Clay. q. A. Mntson. A. w. Good
rich, a. -. Betz and l.. j. Miller.
Honorary bearers will be Louis A.
MaoRao. Gus Theiin. George Arnot.
Roy Mcdonald, c. o. cushman and
Ross Merritt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
lotto

old Albuquerque, n. NJ, April goth,
1915.
This IL TO notify the owners or any
person operating automobiles or mo-
tor vehicles on the public highways
within the county OF B%ernaiillo, state
Of Now Mexloo, not TO use more speed
that that which Is required by the
statute Of the state Of New Mexico.
And II any owner or any other per-
son operating automobiles. etca VIII
us mre speed than what the law pre-
srclbes ON the public highways OF the
said Bernalillo county, n. NJ, he or
they will be prosecuted TO the iull
extent OF the fsw.
JESUS ROMERO,
Sheriff Of Bernaiilio County
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
Mothers Tell of
MOther'S Friend

Experience u or should DO our best
teacher. Women who have ohcyad tho
highest and nobicst OF all sacrifices. tho
struggle for the life Of others. should
have n better idea of helpful influence
than those who thcorize from observation,
At any rate when n prospective grail
mother urges her daughter 20 do as she
did-to use "Aiother's Friend" there -
reason 10 believe Il the tight advice.
Mothers Friend" 81 an external APP
pllchtion for expectaut mothers. Its pur-
pose ~ TO furnish ulinncy 20 the muscles.
20 take away the strain on tho cords and
ilgaments. 90 relieve the tension Of nerves
ana tcndons 80 apt 90 provoke or ag-
gravate nausea, morning aickncsg, twitch-
ingu 81 the limbs and 80 on.
. Although. IN the nature Of things. 4
woman would use Mothers Friend but
but rarely. yet 80 effective has Il been
found that this splendid remedy n on sale
in most drug stores throughout the
United States. II has been prepared BY
Bradheid Regulator Co. 900 Lamar Bldg
Atlanta, Ca. and advertised ny us for
over forty years. This ~ a nno record
for such a special remedy ana the grate-
ful letters received to-day arc Just al
a~pprcciative as wsro those Of years ago
notwithstanding that methods are aup-
posed 10 have greatly advanced, Ask Al
tho drug store for a bottle Of 'Motherl
Fslend,s II u worth while, -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
RERsONAIs.


Tramc omciaia. a whole irainioad
Of them % .shsIs. WAY. back cart from
the traffic omclaln' convention n san
Francisco. paused here from sac I'M
al $3.50 this mornlng. General Pas
senser Agent Black o. the Santa Fe
vas one OF the chief nsurea on the
train. There were 80 IN the party.
Pursuant to decision o. chs supreme
court. Affirming Judgment IN the
court, judgment was entered TO-
day against sol benjamin and p. s..
Kosenwald for $3.50 IN favor %
Louis Trauer. Trauer got judgment
originally against Ernest Meyers. and
Hosenwald and benjamin suaran-
leed IL. 4
I. 1amamata, q Jnpanesa, has been
cited 10 show cause why ne shouldn't
give perfectn Tnmamata nit money.
The order Is returnabis - the dlslrsss
court May 8.
: In The probate court today June 1
was set aside AZ the date Tor hearing
on probate. OF tho will Of Frank Me-
kec and the viii Of Edwin II. DUN
bar. The Dunbar will OF an properly
10 ths wife and the son. Ralph. Mrs..
Dunbar - dead. and nelra 3. Dan
bar was today appointed administra-
tor OF her estate.
Tho ladies 81 81. John's Guild VIII
meet 10 sew win Mrs. n. y Farrell.
5l7 West Roma avenue, tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
CAPACITY CIR OVID
FOR CONCERT j.
TONIGHT
Large 0utpouring of Albu-
querque Music Lovers to
Hear Miss Reynolds and
Her Company of Stars; The
Program.

m,
ss aus.c VIZ near
"'sh Haie"' Nusnoius anu ner &C,
go nns
- n" -
san,o., aa,a.aa, ~
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100 anu w a'.'s sAie OF uehe's
~ nn'A - "so' w.
-. n~aa,t.a,,,, ...a.-n ~
49,. Pc - a,,nr,,e' nv
a 1917. Pr"
500 s ~ ""i'" Des'"' al
' ~ 49,
/ NM, auone 40 om. No,,,.,,..
Cfrom sn Trovatore~1 verd.
Margaret 1nrman eonfralto.
Mario podol0 tenor
. contralto soIo "Knowc., rhou
The Land y" efrom DM,gno,a1
Tbo,na,
Margaret .Jarman
z. Tenor solo. aOuesta = ouelia,
"'Ntd The Fair Thron~n I,ro,,
"RtroIetto", va,aI
Mario Rodoie
4. soprano solo. Aria from IN
Tos~a" oxtsst a,.r,o vis.t
d,amorc" fpraver-Eor Nv. 80
All I'VE lived, pacctni
snrame pavn,,ds
6. Duet, Hsolonne In Quest Ora"
(Swear I'm This Hour) from 'srhe
Force OF Destinyp verdi
Italo plccbt hasso.
Mario Rodolfi tenor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
Business Men Urged to Take
a Hand In Meeting Of Road
Local at The Commercial
Club Tonight.
H CITIES IN
RACE FOR MEETING
Roswell, Deming and Santa
Fe ALI Want 1t and II Is Up
to Albuquerque to Get Busy
Now or Lose.

Every local man who wants 20 see
Albuquerque host to a convention Of
approximately 500 people In invited
10 attend the meeting OF the good
roads local tonight al ) o'clock at
the Commercial club and aid In se-
curing the convention. The gathering
IN question Is the State Good Roads
association convention and the meet
ing tonight Is a session OF the Zeal
branch Of that body whose sole OBJ
iect is to secure the annual meeting
for Albuquerque. Ways and means
are 20 be discussed.
In order to secure the meeting for
this oie Il will be necessary 20 show
the officials OF the state body that Al
huquerque wants IL. the local roads
boosters say. because Il Is understood
that Roswell and Deming would like
to zee Il come their way, and Santa
Re. where u was held last year, Is in
a receptive mood.
The convention means a good deal
to Albuquerque, these people say, be-
cause the sort OF people that come 90
town during such a meeting are able
and Inclined TO spend a little money
and they generally do 20. In add
ton. the advertising advantage Of
such "A meeting is evident.
The local people are very anxious
TO get a movement started for hold
ing the annual convention here at
once, No that the state body can do
some advertising at several road
meetings to he held IN the southwest
IN the near future.
one well known Albuquerque bus
iness man. not connected In any way
with the roads association. said yes
tcrday: This convention will be a
mighty good thing for rs II We can
get Il. in fart. ! favor going after as
many meetings OF this sort as posi-
BILE, Just 20 advertise the town. IT
they leave sny money here, so much
the better.
"Now. there IL a way 10 get a good
deal Of money n OF this meeting.
That Is 10 advertise the three days ~
the convention Ms special bargain
sales at every store in town. e all
know what n glorined shopping tour
the educational meeting is for the
teachers; we can make the roads
meeting something ~ the same sort
for the wives and daughters Of the
roads people. We can get "A low
railroad rate for the meeting. and We
might do what Denver and Kansas
city have done with success on sew
ornl occasions-pay the railroad fares
of those who buy n certain amount OF
goods at Albuquerque stores. This
ought to stimulate business a good
deal 4
Tho man who made this suggestion
Is n prominent member OF the Com
merciai club and a former director Of
that body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
MAN ARRESTED IN
FIRST STREET Rail-
WANTED IN BLAND

Emil Teichman. one Of the three
men arrested sunday BY Policemen
Joe Hogan n n. y. schutt IN a raid
on a North First street house, Is
wanted hy the police Of Hand, New
Mexico. He IL said 90 have Jumped
a board bill. Judge Craig gave him a
$50 or 80 days sentence Monday.
The Bland authorities were eommunl-
Gated with after the court hearing.
jim Hatlay and Jack Wilson. tho
other two men. were released.
Cecilia Garcia and Amelia Garcia
were arrested with the men. Cecilia
was given so days. Amelia drew she
same sentence. hut she had a two
months old infant. and ON liz account
she was given a chance 20 80 TO
Thoreau. where she said she had rel
avives and friends who would care Tor
her and tho child. She was not taken
to the station house when the house
was raided, because o. the child.
Ia court this morning she admitted
she WAS not a wife. aud named a man
as the father Ok her child. sho was
told that Il she ava not 50 20 rhoreau
ana AZ least provide FOR the child.
the baby would be taken from her
and sent 10 an Institution aud abs
would have to serve the sentence
hanging over her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
BUILDING A TOWN
AND wRECKfNG IT
FOR A PICTURE

~ i" "nie the Sehs fopncopu
~s"inPahy n"u url"hseu 20 VlA'h'iiso
W. Hoieh > h"eeo o"oN' Anc spvh-
IH Whl'h comes 10 the crystal the-
e.cr NpIii y aha ~, some textures
~ une o'lsihei enVlrohmsht had bven
eu' ana y was necessary 70
.sa'ore ."eh 70 preseiFe tne aunos-
r ~ s"e vrislhsi ""'k' Muni
ne eigoi some nae ncsn
nfeoheu ~ " tiohl wave nhu thfh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
Series of Weekly Meetings
During June TO Be Held
When Citizens Will Be
Asked to State Their Views
WILL CULMINATE IN
BIG MASS MEETING
Water Company Will Be In
vited to Express Views on
New Franchise and Matter
Throughly Analysed.

Careful and exhaustive consldera-
tion " 70 be givea to the water fran
chisc question By clty council. The
public Ia To be consulted, and tho
Wishes OF The citizens with regard TO
the problem presented by the APP
proaching end OF the water companys
franchise are a. be followed. accor-
Ging To the line Of action laid out for
itself by the council.
Council last night gave over an n
tire evening To a discussion OF the
question at "a session in which the
aldermen met az a committee OF tho
whole. II was an Informal discussion,
2 he aldermen are said to have
spoken their minds freely.
The franchise %pronered By the
water company as the one acceptable
to Il was taken up, and In "A way, con-
sidercd section by section.
u was said ON high authority to-
day that the franchise that the COM
pany suggests is not acceptable TO the
council Ia IL present form. No votes
Of any sort were taken az last nights
meeting and no snap judgments were
passed on the proposed franchise, but
the comment made Il plain that the
council as a whole does not favor tho
acceptance OF the franchise suggested
b. the water company without sew
erol changes are made.
The chief objection. IL vas said, in
some quarters, h based on the
changes II Is proposed to lay on the
city for water for general city pur-
poses. The council Is said 70 be OPP
posed to any franchise that VIII I'M
creaso the bin that tho water COM
pany presents to the city.
Council last night decided that IL
would give not less than three
months 20 discussion and considefa-
tion OF the question with the people
before coming to any conclusions. Tho
old franchise is 10 be Thoroughly
plckca-to pieces. and the regulations
n rates hat gall the consumers
most will be brought out clearly. Then
the IDEAS as to conditions that the
people Gcsiro 10 see In force will he
cryatalizcd. President McMiilia. OF
the water company. is 20 be invited
TO make his views fully known.
IL h. councils plan 20 give every
Thursday evening Ia May and June
over TO the water question. Council
will meet and citizens with views on
h subject are invited to drop In and
make their views known. After a
series OF such informal -gct-togcthcrs
between councilmcn and people there
h TO be "A mass meeting at which
there viii he a roundup OF opinions,
suggestions and views.
After the conferences, meetings and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
PROMPT PAYMENT
BY CASUALTY CO.
IS PRAISED
Interstate Casualty and Guar
anty Insurance Company
Establishing an Enviable
Reputation.

The nIterstate Casualty and Guar
anty Insurance company, of this city.
Is establishing an envlabIo reputation
for the prompt and liberal adjustment
81 claims for accident and illness. The
following letter from a well known
merchant Of this city bears testimony
20 the fair treatment BY that company
OF It's policy holders:
Albuquerque, n. A., April 20, 1915.
The Interstate Casualty and
Guaranty Co.
Albuquerque, n. M.
Gentiemen:
Your check for $500, n settle
mcnt OF my claim for illness, Is re-
cciyed, and l desire 10 thank yog very
heartily for your promptness Ia this
matter.
AZ you know. ! was disabled BY an
attack OF tOnsiiltis In February, and
nay claim for that illness was adjusted
promptly ana TO my entire satisfac-
ton. This last claim yas for dis
ability due 20 La Grippe, and that
claim, also. has been settled pune
tuaily and satisfactorily. II is a
pleasure 20 bear witness 10 your
promptness and liberaity, and sou
are az liberty % make such use Of
this letter as you may desire.
Wishing you much success,
Very truly yours,
(signod) J. u. WHITE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27

mars meeting council expects 20 be
IN a position 20 alko mp tho situation
thoroughly and undorstandinel2. II
expects particularly, TO be IN a posi-
lioa to rcacct what the people Of Al
%buqucrque wan III tho way OF fran
rhlsc or other action on the water
problem.
The special committee appointed
10 question Afr. McMillin regarding
refunds 20 consumers under the de-
clsion Of the supreme court last year
reported that the company did not
intend 10 make repayment. City At
tornoy Thomas ". Wilkerson. a mem
Der Of the committee. stated that the
water company's position was that the
error rs to rates was n mistake IN law
ana not In fact, and that Il was not
incumbent on the company 20 refund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
State Of ohio. cry OF ToIcdO.


Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner Of the nrm OF r.
J. Cheney 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and state
aforesaid, aud that said arm viii pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL-
LARS for each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by tho
use OF HALLS cATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before mo and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day OF De-
ccmber, A. ID. 1856.
(seal) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally and nets directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
r. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by add Druggists, T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
HY MAYE CARTOONS
ALBUQUERQUE TYPES

The doubie-page cartoon In the
current number OF Puck contains
sketches OF alleged types found BY
Hy Mayer, chief %cartoonlst OF the
weekly, IN Albuquerque One sketch
II % Colonel Farley, who fired the
nrst shot in the attack ON Fort sum
ter. The other four are ilbelous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
GIRL FROM POLAND HAS
ARRESTED

joe Berdnorz, "A Pole who works az
the Alvarado hotel. was arrested az
the hostelry last night By chief Me
Millin. charged ..th seduction. The
complaint was filed by Katie Sayrook,
also "A Pole. She say the man COM
mitted the act In March. He will be
artaigned before Justice of the Peace
Craig.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
EI,Ks

All Elks are requested urgently 60
be present at strong Brothers chapel
tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, to attend the funeral OF our
late Brother Duncan MacGilivray.
Service NJ the grave will be conduct
ed by the lodge.
GEORGE Il. CRAIG,
Exalted Ruler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
ALLEGED THREATS LEAD
TO JARAMILL0'S ARREST

stephen Jaramiilo vas arrested By
Chief OF Police McMiilin on COM
plnint OF Rafael Tagiiafori, who ae-
cuses him of %assaulting him with
threatening and mcnacing Lam
guago." The complaint WIS Issued
by Justice OF the Peace George r..
Craig.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
the Wife of
One Who Drinks

l have an important confidential
message for you. II will come In a
plain envelope. How 90 conquer the
liquor habit in . dabs and make home
happy. Wonderful, safe, lasting, re-
liable, inexpensive method. guaran-
teed. Edward ]. Woods. iae3 c, sta
ton f., New York, n. Y,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27

In the matter OF the Lena Doran
estate the probate court today grant
"a an appeal by Ada Chcvailier, who
has a claim against the estate. to the
district court. Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27
TIiE NIw A n LAWS,

Copies Of the new state game laws
may be had at Harry T. Johnson'a,
l02 West Central
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-27

SPECIAL sunday Dinner at White
comb Springs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
Strange "Gas Gangrene" Disease
That FollO70S Bullet Wounds

Sir Anthony Bowlby. consulting surgeon to the
British forces has sent interesting description of
gas gangrene as he has 1T.
Gas gangrene has always occurred in connection
with wounds OF the extremities," he says 1--WE have
not seen 1t In the head, neck thorax abdomen 1t
occurs IN both slight and serious wounds but more
often IN the latter especially when large bones have
oeen shattered and muscles extensively torn
II always shows itself within the first few DAYS or
even hours. following the injury Several patients
have died OF il on the third day after receiving the
wound and In 1t had progressed 40 far that
amputation of o limb had to be performed on the
third day The disease begins with the swelling OF
the Injured part Interference with the circulation
by tight bandages has marked effect in aggravatng
It, In the early stages the patient complains OF Sc
we're pain, but in the latter stages the affected area
becomes completely numb and nsensye The edges
OF the wound are generally ragged and sloughy and
considerable quantity OF blood stained serum con.
stanty exuded and soaked the dressings.
This discharge emits most offensive odor which
is peculiar TO the gas gangrene disease The skin
then assumes dark purplsh slate colorcd hue"
In the vicinity OF the wound ii changes subsequently
10 more green color. The swelling extends at the
same time that the change of color occurs and few,
hours later the skin becomes nearly black and fnay
forms black leathery slough Beyond the area OF
niscoioration the limb becomes swollen with gas
ms OF course. Is the popularity which has given the
name 70 the disease. curious cracking noise can
now be ELECTED pressure Of the limb with the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
hin8 Mirae!es Of Jur8ery he Dat
How They Made a New,

~ ONE very remarkable operations-true
miracles OF surgery-have been per.
formed during this war to replace
missing parts Of the bodies OF soldiers torn
away by shell fragments.
Many hundreds Of poor follows have had
nearly the whole of their faces blown away
and yet nave survived To restore the miss.
ing parts so that the sufferer can face the
world successfully after the war Is one OF
the most useful services that surgery can
render. This has been done with varying
success In several cases.
1t Is not surprising that the most brill.
liant operations Of this character have been
performed by American surgeons At tho
outbreak OF the war a great number Of the
oleverest American surgeons hastened to
the scene to get the benefit OF the wonder.
full opportunities 1t would offer DR.. Alexis
Carroll the surgical wizard Of the New York
Rockefeller Institute, Frenchman by birth.
Joined the French army medical force He
Is reported to have replaced the missing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

arm of General Trumeau.Faber.
French army, with the arm OF g I
dier.
DR.. George w Grille. OF Clevelp
regarded as the most brilliant ind
of American surgeons, promptly I'D
medical force Of the American Hid
Paris! He lie considered even nj
trous than DR. Carrel In removing al
gans and Joining the seyered parts|
In novel ways. He lie the inventor
system OF anaesthesia, In which ii
that would be carried by the nery|
brain OF an unconscious person u1|
an operation with ordinary ether !
cut out In this way the danger |
operative shock" Is avoided. DR..
tried his system with great suoces,|
dangerously wounded soldiers.
One poor fellow came to ths
Hospital whose face had been nea
away and who had been hastily tI
the front without any attempt
him to natural appearance