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

makes frequent inspections of these
hcertffca hes necessary Men who tau
1 - nratnca AZ cert fcate are fmmed<
afaly re-YaeeinAted. The same Is txne
at men whose certf dRates show that
the perfDd OF Immunity resulting
from prior cctlataon IL about 20
expire. So successful has been TINS
method that on JulAe "a, when the
c CORES YisttedNa lazarett for
eonfagfon cases. the entire Turkish
force on the peniHsuTa had hut three
cases OF mild enterfc fese1 and mons
of typhoid or typhus-
Sick and wounded ara never adj
mitted to- the same hospttal. nor are
treated In the same tent evens at the
front.
A Model Institution.
One OF the lazaretka for the stck
visited was model institution OF It's
kind. and. odd to relate. the lack OF
material and other unfAyorable con
sditions had made It so. In It's TOR
| mer location the lazarett had been
bombarded by an allied aEfator, to
whom the large white tents had been
welcome tanget- So the Nzarett
had to be shifted. Major jack Mes
sim. chief physician, then discoSered
kthat his tentage had suffered cou$'1d-
ferably from the aerial bonn ardmeGt.
Tbs ye1r ste Of the Iazarett was well
wooded. and this led to the building
OF large permanent booths OF pine
timbers and bongha. The houghs on
1.-THE roof and sides of the booth do not
permit the hot sunlight to enter.
while giving free access to the breeze
md the fraRrace OF the rosin and
nine needles is a good deodorant.
The The old tenting has been. converted
into sheets that may be stretched
,over the booth In case OF rain. 1t is
donbts1Il whetl1er the sick of any
other army are as, we'll situated as
those in care OF Major Messtm and
lt,js ataff TIfa Losses through death
from an cases are so far less than two
nar cent Non-eonta gious diseases
onlv are treated in his larazett.
' similarlv constructed are the
"bniidings', Of the hospital for sevare
wounds in charge of Isnes Bey. cap
tain-sureaonI The Messim and Ismes
lestabIishments lie under the same hill
| and are senarated by gorge In
whose .shelter the ARCHAEOLOGICAL
and chemical laboratory of the. two
iinstitutions operates.
Ismes Bey cares for all the severe
isly wounded OF the Turkish Avi
lRonrnou group. His hospital ia prob
ably one Of the best to be found any
where It's booths and tents are To-
Gated under tall pine trees and are
well kept. The beds. though none too
lcomfortabl nerhaps. are scrupnlous-
~ clean and the well-beine of the
M TENTS is promoted by having men
from the ssworking reserves" keep
the flies from them with white cloths
fastened to long. thin poles. Tho
construction Of the booths does not
hermit DIV nroofing,' and good yentf-
ia t;on All the same time. and since
The fanninR against the flies also
| tends to Keen the men cool. Captain
Ismes Rev. decided upon the method
of INCREASING employed.
Good Environment.
\ Ismes Rev belongs to the class of
surgeons who believe that pleasant
environment helps the patient to
sneedy recoyery. with this in view
The has caused lowers to be planted
where tl,e patients can see them.
parta ~ his "forestu hospital remind
enc IF wel1-kent rustic garden.
Good care IL given even the walks.
Most Of them had to be cut into the
4 steel hillside
They we're then carefully revetted
and covered with Gravel from the
nefsbhorinp DardanelIes.
IN the Isnea. Rev I,osnital. only az
verely wounded are received. The
/ onerat,ns room is q large tent with
wooden 1onr is f1v nroof and the
dnst is ruarded araInat nv l,eenin .
the pronnfi nearby Constantly snrin-
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