The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-09

vigorous men, tud once they had got
u,'t TO-, shock 81 injury they hpu
wonderful powers OF recovery.
~. Conditions ct WORK 100 the iron.
1901, utferl, different from those OF
.INii practice. for the surgeon Is d.tI-
ug With "1s's 90 which the o%rdiuriy
ill, OFF surgery io not apply 10 BE-
l'Hiiug With desperate omotgouDI...
and u. required tu pull mpo~siI.
rna' uIt ui ia, tire. ~ course o.
fundamental principle. ct .url'rr
naH.t NiviN. uc the same. boot Iu
iraur, today then Application BEL r-
.'utuiI. different uum tnus. CO., ei,I.
practice, Two OF these conditions
V,I, OFF general intorcst-tho great
destruction Of tissues m most vuunds.
1Ht f., infection ct thc wuu i- which
UI. almost universal Nucr, o.
wound ha- beer produced ly a large
.ralm"ut of shell thcr, . naturally
considerable damage, in fact "a whole
limb ma, bee torn of or death may Boz.
instant from some terrible injury &,
90. body And when you understand
that about every wound dealt with b.
Infected with bacteria, you Viii realize
nov different Ir, the problems wnlth
the surgeons al the front have To face
conn ir.l with th"-. IT WuIN al huw,
Remember thui these wounds for the
most part arc received 81 the OPP,
cuuuttt and are ~oIlcd ht .trth nut
uurr ana fragments of clutn covered
with mud. ANA are thcrrtu.r infected
ly fuo ,rgauIsms which flourish uu
such -uIi
French soldier aud BRITISH nurse.
The French soldier makes 10 hc'r-
ful patient hp hus a genius tor gour-
age and laughter hc - q brave Wrl
ma q t',l glad Ia ( wac able TO
dp my little hIt. for him Eut 10 |
give th, French soldier credit for hi-
,%uUr.l, aud his Dhocrfuiuos- when 800
the hospital I must not o. ayf nov,
largely hc owes % to The devoted Ht-
t'ufI.u Goo tho courage and h,'girl-
ness ui hl- English NURSE. Sou III
America du mot FUZZY r,"IIl. wnat
Britain owes Coo nor women and ,spv-
'.plly her nurses u .s Gomez icd all
over England today that woman has
Won IN, VOTE, that when iuIa war ~
over % uuuut Dee denied h'r At tn"
very beginning uf IN, war and all
through u.s. critical uh1rr. tine English
uur-, quietly took her plur' beside tn,
wounded French soldier the wounded
Belgian soldier and beside her own
wounded brothers MA just as quiet
IS To-Day th, English woman of all
r%Insso. is taking the place of her 40
sent brother SON and father In he
H. - Cha. ...f..... -. tl.. fa.s..ffaa
and uu the farms WORKING tirclcssl"
night ana day. knowing no fatigue ara
drinking from no task or danger
tud slUtNiuE IN her mission. she N1t
performed maryols.
And the soldiers of England % he
.uU.,d armies owc much Co these
women who work and smil"-and they
10 smile Al over France the Eng
I.h uur-. is found iu hospIt1ls-
m.uy ut them women iIum homes OF
case and often uf luNury-dulng w'rk
that ON servant would touch and IN
most case. without pay, or Ii WaE's
that uu servant would tak,.uud VOLS
Tor which there Will be- very little Zee
ward bat m, uumoueuI,d uIlttudc 'i
the very few. HHt, you EEL CO. stopped
tu think that the Euru-h--ucakiuE ma
lions aluu, Iu fu, world have Trained
female NURSES Except 10 .cry smu'i
.!uuut they - Unknown Iu France,
Eri,:.-tu. Germany, liur7lH "r
other ,pUGt,l 200 90, world. Docs nu,
rul. fuOt stand today us an unau~Woi-
able proof tnlt ts nations thv English
/ -poukiug countries have risen higher
Iu "a, level cot civilization than ans
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