The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

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Eately re-vacctnated. Thet sam eitsaru'e AZ
the pef4od Of immunity resulting
from b PRIOR Vaccination sis about 70
expire. So successful has been TINS
method that on June "A. when the
CORRESPONDENT visited q 1axarett Tor
contaEfon eases, the entiFe Turkish
force ON the penfnsufA had but three
cases Of mid enxef-ic fever and none
of typhoid or tyuhus.
SICK ana wounded are never adj
mftDed to the sama hospital. nor are
treated 81 the saIheNtent even at the
front.
a Model institution.
One of the laAaretts for the SICK
wished w&s model institution of its
kind, and, 0dd TO re1A4ee the lack OF
material and other unfaN0rable con-
ditions had made It SO. In its for
nier location the -Ia4aretts had been
sbombarded by IA A4fted astfator, to
whom tie large white tents shad been
e welcome target. go che EazsTstt
sim, cher physfcIan. then 1iscovered
that his teHtaEe had son efSsel consid-
erably from the aerial bomb Edment.
The new site OF the Iazarett W9as we'll
wooded ana this 1ed 70 tie Dividing
of large BSrmanenf booths on. pine
timbers and boughs TIC 6ouE7Gs on
the roof and sides OF the booth d6Anot
permit the hot sunlight to enter,
while giving free access to the breeAe:
pine needIss Is . good deodorantA
The old renting has been converted
into sheets that may be stretched.
over the booth IN case OF rain. It Is
doubtful whether the sick Of any
other army are as well situated as
those In care Of Major Mesafm and
his stan IFS LOSSES through death:
from all cafes are 30 far less tran two.
per cent Non-contagious diseases
only are treated in his fAfazett.
Similarly CONSTRUCTED are the
'sbuiidfnEs" OF the hospital for severe
wounds ii charge of 4sfn9s Fey cap
tain surgeon. The Messtm and 1snesl
estab lishments lie under the same hill
and are separated by gorge IN
whose shelter the bActerfo1oKicali
and chenica1 laboratory OF the two
institutf9ns operates.
Ismes Bey Cares for all the severe
-ly wounded Of the Turkish Avfl
Bournou group. Hfs hospital II. prob
where Its booths and tents are To-
Gated under tall pine trees and are
well kept The beds. though none too
comfortable, perhaps, are scfupufous-
ly clean and the wel1zbeing Of the
patients is promoted by having men
from the working reserves" keep
the flies from them with white cloths
fastened to long. thin poles. The
construction Of the booths does not
lation at the same time. and since
the tanning against the flies. also
TENDS to keep the men cool. Captain
Ismes Bey, decided upon the method
of fly-chasfng employed.
Good Environment.
fsfnes Bey befungs to the class Of
surgeons who believe that pleasant
envir6nment helps the patient to
speedy recovery. With this in view
he has caused bowers to be planted
where the patients can see them.
Parts of his forest hospital remind
one of well-kept rustic garden.
Good care is given even the walks
Most Of them had to be cut into the
steel hillside.
They we're then carefully revetted
and covered with gravel from the
neighbortpg Dardanel1es.
Tn the Ismes, Bey hospital only se-i
syerely wounded are received. The
operating room is large tent with;
+ dust is guarded against by keeping
the ground nearby constantly sprin=
Iled The medical star of Tsmes Bey
Is probably one Of the best in tho
field. It's members are young men.
with training and experience in Ger
many and France. Their work is
quick and thorough. as Watering a
number Of operations and amputa-
tions seemed TO indicate. Extract
ing a large shell splinter from the
upper arm of e safdfer. an operation
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