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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

edddtt nno IN u Bib II Son bids
@neibeH gsidnitftn (untfr MuTer, bas
nit Is nid)t dnIanferD. Damn peroen Ie
TN 9rabtlorb cbtr rG9eeIerlot6" s9eutef
5 Winiteu In tp6enbtm DaFer gee
briibt, 5ipif9tn 9adern BON Der dubes
rem 6eudtiateit bsIreit, bdnn biinu gum
trodneH dpsgebreiirt, bri ~mebrmaligsm
iorgfdltisem llmpenben.
PfirTde (Ecadrs) SIT trOdnca.
Die Gru6t pirb seI6dIt, in SdIften
gci4uitteH, mtternt uuo bdnn drf
S8iFeIn ober 5rodengeifeGen dtlsgcs
brettet uno oFtmaIs gepenbet.
BitIs unirrer StferiRnen babsn ativib
nit @er9nii9en eeIeien, baB bic Satin
bes 6tuatsItIrstdrs 2anFng In MaI6a
in9ton Elm GFen seaebsn bat, bas gang
aus eetrodnetsn 3abrungsmiiteln Be,
fanb. 8os DOrrbsrfahrsn 1T IOmit alto
ri4tiggebenb geielf6aFtIi9 gepOrben.
BOD bies mai nebeubei, bd ber prattifhe
Wert bes @erTabrens ia obnebia 8fueis
felIoS feItitebt. srobbem toirb mau5c
9dusfrau fi5 iebt in @ebanten bor8us
Iitelen perIu9en pte nun nobI eigentlia
IbieIes Gfen mar. llnb i9 Bin iibers
I5eugt, bab man6e, bic Der Srodenme.
lthooe nod Elm nentg unIhIifiig oegens
Iiibtr itaHo, fi9 bielleidt ieBt pfranlaBt
lfiiblt, einen beideibenen @erIu6 bdmit
Tau tpagen. Celebrities SbTt ober Semitic
'beaniptutt ia aud entIdieoen fpeniger
Baum. dls bas Gingemddte in Glds
fern. So muB Hill unb luftig perpahrt
perben, in NhtsIinfdden, gut TdlieBens
ben goppI6adteEn, tIsinen aiIt6tn, far,
fen pdpisrbtitsn Il. I. 10. Sn ben erften
3ascn folte man es tdgli9 umf9ltten,
b. b. bon einem @ehdlter in einen ans
beren baden, bamit etfpuige nod oorbdnsi
bene 6tudtigfeit f9neaTtens bur9 ga6s
troduen beieittgt tpsrben fam. 8as
Roaen Der geb0rrten Gru4t bietet
iglsthfaus teinsrlei Gdpierigteiten, ruenn
man bic ben0tigte portion bor BEN 6ep
brauh einigs Gtunben, bitIei9t aber
Gddt, in fdltem Waier einueiht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
!0eibel6etr. nus g(pfel6nttrr.

9as Qdcrbdus0 9 partement mdft bic
ga~rieg8garten =6urmer" bdrduT aujmerls
Jam, bab f8 6ri6tartoffeln nidt gum
4ufbtnd6rtn fir BEN Winter eignen
uub rotet bertn re6t5eitigen @er6rau9
on. go 8rot gebddeu tpirO, ldBt fia
bura etne 9artoffel3ugabe gum 8rot
nidt nur Elm duBerIt nabr6nftes,
~1hmdt6dIies gebdd hernenen, ion6ern
aud cine beI6eibene 0ie~6lerIpdrnis er.
5itlen. Sin erprobtes unb 3lberldIiges
Re5ept fir S%ortofFsIbrOt Iaife id peis
ter unten folqen.
User 6teint6pfe unb einen pdFenben
Acknowledgment 3ur @erfigung bat,
maft bielei9t aud einen @erIua, Sc
mife ein3uIal3en. 8ielen 6ausfrauen
biirfte Is nod unbttannt fem, bab man
auber griinen 8obnen. @urlen unb
MeiBtraut AUDI @a9sbobnen, mais,
Mdngolo (SrpiB G6aro) Il. T. 10. Gins
Taisen fam. 8ds 8erfa6ren lit bas
gleihe, nie untenitebeno fir 8obHen
dngegeben. BUR muB natirIid has
go6nentraut in BegTaa tommsn. Res
septe fir Sauertraut, 0itIgurien nItp.
perben mad un0 mad bier aud ber6fs
fentliht perben.
S~aI5bObuen ein5uma6en.
Die 8o6nen ptrben bon ben f5dOen
befreit uno in Idr1gs, ldnglide Stiide
gti9nitttn. Guf isOsu m~itielgroben Gis
uer gobnen rednet man cine bdnbboa
Gat5, Die S6nittbobnen nerben nit
benz Gal3 gut burdgemtugt, unb Idgens
neiie in iorgFdltig aereiHigtt Steint6pfe
sebriidt, biz bic 5eudtigieit nd6 oben
fommt; bann fpirb ettpds gobnmtraut
(Summsr 6aborh bdrauf geitreut unb
zine nsus Gage 9obnen barii6er oebriidt.
Sf Der Sopf bon. 70 mirO er nit sinsm
leinenen poer Wtuslintu9 btbedi, elm
pdisnbts runbes Brett potr Elm sener
burauf ssIsst, nit sinsm rtinsn srObeR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

ubsr ie ME anrtDHtln In cine Grberutt
(piD Iegen. gu bisIem 3iptde pirft
man oil trodtntr 8ubsnHelt cine 60bs
lung aus, ungefdbr 6 9pI tief, in Der
man Sirob, 9eu obtr Bldtter rings
aus6reitet. 6ierouf iptrbsn bic adrs
toffeln in fegelformigsu SduFen gef6i9s
tet unD nit bemIelben Bacterial beDedt,
nit benz man bic @rube auslsgtt. lln6
5ipar 70, bdb man bteIe Seus, Strobs
ober 2dibbede nod mebrere SOL iibtr
bic SpiBe bes aeeeIs bindusragn IdBt.
DieIgs btent our 9entilation uu6 bdrf
aud bon Der 2-3 SOL btden @rbidi4t
bic man nun iber bic 6troboede legen
muB, ni6t bsrbedt isin. Mdn IGiibt
biefe ,2uftipibe" bur9 Elm @le9 pber
Brett Dor Reger. 9ds @derbausD Dep.
gibt oetaiaierte loIienloTe QusIuuft iibcr
bic QuFbepdbrung Der sin3elnen Grufts
drttn, unb nGormers Bulletin" 847, 879,
433, 354 fperben auf 8unf9 gu Oieiem
3fpede berfanbt. @nfrdgen iino Su rids
ten an bas Dep. Of agriculture, 8ioiiion
Of publicotions, DaIbinoton, 8. s.
9iagnrfeu cin5nmn6eu.
mtan nimmt Safer OOer Gteintbpfe
dIs 8ebdlter, forge aber bafiir, buB ie
gut ausgebriibt unb geliftet finb. Die
9urten tperOen gepdI9en, penn nOttg
nit pei6er @emiiIebiirIte aebiirItet, man
fam ie aud iiber RaGt in taltem BaIs
fee laiIeH, bamit ie feit perpen. Quf
benz 8oben bon SAP o6er Sopf breitet
man cine Gage Oil aus, itreut l SanOs
Don gemiI6ter 8etpiir5e pie 9feffer,
Relten, Senft0rner II. I. n. BARRIER,
I6ihtet bic @urten Gleine poer mittlerer
Gr0Be) bi8t burauf, Bis Der 5opf bDa
lit, bedt NIT elmer Sage Din unb elmer
SanbDou @eipiir3 gu unb flint ben 3opf
nit elmer f9paden Sal36riibe, bic man
aus l @dllpne BdFer, z SaHe Sab
unS u pint GTig bereitet. Die @urten
mGFen gan3 nit 8riibe bebedt iein.
Gin MusIins obsr G6eeieclotbs5u4 nib
ouriiber gelegt, nit einem puTrnOen
Brett, bus man nit einem Stein Bee
Thpert, bamit bic @urten unter Der
8ribe ge6altet perben. Mau TAFT bic
gurfen erIt einige Sage In parmen
gaum fe6en, Bis bic 9dbrung ii4 DDle
spoen bat unb feline 8laIsn mebr aufs
feioen, fpenn ma Ieidt an BAG GefdB
ilopft. 9urd bic @Gbruug aufgeiieges
ner G6aum muB sntfernt tperben, dud
muB man BON 3eit gu 3eit 3u4, Brett,
Gtein Iauber ubpaI6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

~> er er5Bte 8eiub aGes Ginges
md6ttn 1T Der S9immel
~ Die Iorgenbe 9ausfrau
- fiir9tet besbal6 aud ni4ts
10 Iebr, als baB i6re @orrdte burd
S9immel berborben peroen fOnnter.
Gs IGbt ii6 aber gut porbeugen, fpent
man bic lltfdHen Der S6immelbtlbung
mad R6gti8tsit berringert. Sdimmel
entitebt 3. 9. ipenn ber 8erf6IuB ni9t
bidt lit. @ud tpenn man mad BEN
&o6en eiHen anberen 9ummtring dufs
legt, p6ne has @lus no9maIs gu to6en,
lit Sfimmelgefdbr b%orbanben. Gin
feu6ter Acknowledgment, in benz bic
Gummiringe fia 8erieben, lam eber<
fans I9uIb Iein. 1~lngeb0riges ooer uns
3utet6enoes 8rii6en urb nSn fulte8
Mdfer tau6tnA Der Sruht fam ejne Der
llrId6en bilotn, unb es follte besbaIb
beioes forgfdItis gefdtben. Das Sim
fiinen, reIp. Baden in bic @Idier bari
aud nt4t a6tlps gef6ehen, es muB
m6gliaIt bi6t unb feit fem unb aud
f6neq gebdubbdbt iperben. Mm befteH
1T es, ipenn maj jebes 9fas fertig
maGt unb ipie gum 3pden porgef9ries
Ben, ttiIfpeiie berfhrdubt, ebe man Elm
dnberes in 4ngriff nimmt. bamit bic
Slider unb ibr Snbdlt nidt 70 LANCE
often Der Cuff dilsgefeBt perben, bis
bic gan3e Qn3abt gefiiIt 1T. @enn oors
eeTdrieben lift, baB Die @emiiie ME 8. 9.
Spindt, D1angoIb (SpiB gbarb), 8Iu@
menfobt MIN. nt6t in fohenoem
BaTer, Tonoern iber to6enbem
WaFer burd 9ampf sebriiht perben
Iouen, 70 1T bies bur6aus nidtig, ni6t
nur 5ur @rbdltltng Der mineruliIhsn
SaI8e Der bttr. @emiiic, fonoeru aud
ala @orbeugunesmitteI gesen @dbreu
ober Satmntel, 9arum beiBt cs dufge=
paBt bic @eFubr %ertennen, beiBt ibr
oustpeibsa!
airbts (&umpFin) ein5nmadeu.
lin ben airbis uIs qies5uaung aufs
3ubepabren, pirb er eeI9dIt, in tIeine
Stiide eeI6nitten unb unter Ribren
80 Minuten getpdt, big er pie @rei 1T.
Damn figt man ouf iebe8 9%uartslas
l Safe 3rder unb 1 3eeI6ffd SaI3 3u,
fiGt in bic gut gebriibten, beiB sebaltes
men @lafer, Icgt 8ummiringe auF,
f6rdubt 0edef i9tgan3fsf felt
bic @tdIer auf Brett ober GinTab in o<n
Ddf4teFeI, nit iobie[ 0dfcr, bab es
2 3oI iiber BEN 6Idlern ftcbt. @pm
QueenbIif beg &ohens an qerednet,
miiIen bic 8ldfer 80 Minuten az
Stunb0 fo6en. Serausgenommen,
i6raubt man bic 9edel feIt, feQt bic
@ldfer duf BEN 8opf nm beh 8eri6IuB
8u priifen uno ldbt %dbtiiblen. .3eigt fi8
Elm 8erItluB unoi4t, 70 Iegf man
etntn dnberen @ummirine duf nnb ldBt
bds betr. @las no6maI8 5 Minuten
spriFofen Dbcr GfirTde (&eades)
c%tn5nmahen.
gtdIsr uno gummirinse fperbtn oe.
sebriibt, h~eiBgebaIttn. Die
perben ~ minuten i'm
poer gbeeIecTotbs8euter in
to6enbem BaTsr eebriibt, bann I6nea
in fdItes Bafer eetdudt, eeiaGlt, aud
ipenn gepiinT6t. @obann T6ids
let man ie btdt in bic beiBen @IdIer
Inb flint 6ieielben NIT beibem Gbrap
luf, ben man aug 2 Quart 3uder
1uf 8 Quart gBaTer bereitet bat.
Sobdnn Iegt man bic @ummirinoe
IN, fdraubt bic 8edeT ni6t gang
left, unb IdBt bic @Tdfer I'M MdFerbobe
l6 Minutsn todsn. ~6erdusnebmen,
0edeI feftI6roubcn, Slider duf ben
Ropf feuen, abtiibIen TaFeu, ni6f lufts
otdte 9ummiringe bur6 onbere err
'eBen uno bic bstr. 9tdier uuhmaIs
) Minuten foHen.
GOtr 9aitben c~insuinIsrn.
Die Rlben perbtu eepaTdsn unb
- . -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
Sfra ginsltntaflen.

6ier3u f5nnen nur junge Stoten
@srrusnbung finbtn. Gie tosrbsn BON
rs Minutsn in fo1enbtm WaFer qes
bribt, In taltes DdFer getdu6t uno in
bic beiBeH Gtdisr sepadt. 8iefe baum
nit todsnbsm DdFer Biz sum lte6srs
Idufen fiiatn. auf isues Q%uartglas 1
gIdtter 3eel0ffet Sals gert9ust. Die
GIdfer IdIiebt man Johann nit Sunni.
rin9en uub 0edeI nibt gang fef, unb
ldBt fe 120 9inuten q gtunben) I'm
MaFer6abs todeR.
@eibeI6cer, nu6 9%lpiel6nttcr. ;
SdusrIi6e @epftI befrsit man BON
ben Stieleu unb toft fie, obne gu ffds
len, Bis fe psid fnb anb fid burh elm
Sieb itreiasn IaIsn QuF jebe8 pint
grei rebnet man 1 pint 8eeren unb 4
Der Mense an 3udtr. 9tefe MltTdung
fpirb aetoht Bis fe bid unb fldr III unb
lIdbt f4 gut in Steintruten uafbepa6s
ral. B, K.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

BON MderbdusD epdrtentni
berduseebene Gept uber
ben b~ordusf9tli9en Cutie
ertrog giebt intereHante Nufs
oa ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

9ef1Be lno 5utdten UNI l1ne Den 2et9
iibsr Ra4t aufgeRen.
Der omeritunifde g6ebbarsRdfe, i'm
@oftsmunbe ftle9tptg .Stors6eeie"
gsRnnnt, biIbet, pie 2eute, bic es piiIen
miifen, behdupten, einen guten Bleiids
erTaB unb Ioate besbulb als ~aabrungsz
mittet einen feften 9laB duf unTertm
Slid 3u bdbert. Gin 9fpnb Gtoretdie
entbdlt 5tpeimal 10 bel Ndbrftoff ME /
qfunb @eFliael Dber Rounoiteat pnb
fdafft sipsimal 70 biel 9rotein pie &C.
flisel ober Ghinfen. 4uBer6gm lit tr
Ieidt berbauIih. Experiment., bic bpm
&derbau , Department bur6gefiibrt
ipuroen, baden ergeben, hab me6r als
90 9ro5ent feines grotsinge6aIts bom
a0rper dHtmtltert pirb. Gelbft in gr0=
Beren Meugen unb ouF Idngsre 3eit
9enofen, perben feline @erbduungs6e>
i4perben irgenbpeIder Dirt bemertbar.
9as Qterbaus8 tpartement lGBt ii9
bes9al6 bic 8erbreitung g%eeigneter Rts
5epte dngeIsgen feiu, nm etnen gr1Bes
rem @erbrdud BPM nStoredeeie" angus
regen. Gs fpirb baber ,g6eeIe arb its
Economical lties in tbe Diet" dls s8ars
mers' Bulletin Asst" tpftenfos abges
geben. Qnfragen Iitb 81 ridten an bds =
Dep. Of agriculture, 9ibiiiou Of gubIis
cations, @aTbington, 9. 6.
Soil 81 trofnen.
SUITE, feft a6pfe perben bon BEN
duBereu IoIen 8ldttern befreit, bann in
t6dIften geteilt un0 Der Gtrunt entfernt.
Na6bem iie auF eiuem aobt9o6el gebos
BELT ober nit idarfem Mefer fem GEE
fdnitten Tinb, iperoen Te i'm 8rabttorb
ooer GbeeIcclot6sgeute 3-5 Minaten
in fo6enbem @oFer gebriibt, f6nea in
fdltes WaFer gttauht uno abtropfcn
qtIdFen. 3nii6tn 8i9ern obgettodnet
unb hdnn duf GhifIetn ober Srodens
fd4ern ausgebreitst, BEL 6fterem @ens
ben.
Gcpfel ST tr0fner.
Die fri6en uHb fiBliden Gorten
foIte maj 6itr3u ni4t nebnen, ionoern
nur, bic man dls r8interdpfet" be3ci6s
nsu fonnte. Gle perben gei4dlt, bonn
9ern6dus befreit unb in a9tef ee1dnttz
ten. Obcr bds 9ernbdus drsge6o6rt
unb bic acbFeI in Rin9e eeT6nitten. lin
elm QnTnufen Bu bermeiben, tdudlt man
ie cine minate lang tn SaI8paftr q
hinge Gal3 duf i @aIIone @aferl 3pi,
f9en Sidern nir6 Johann Bic GuBert
6eudti9teit dbactrodntt unb ndbber bic
4pFelIdeibsn biirn uuf S9dFeln ober
SrodtngeItsIen ausgebreitet. 3eitfpeiles
@enben lit notperbig.
Gingeial5erte crime Somaten.
Ob Sudden ober Steint6pfe in bic
man bic Somaten sum Ginma6en geben
min, fe miiFen auf ieben Sal gut 9cs
reiniet nno gebriiht fem. @uf benz 8os
ben breitet man Din aus, lreut cine
5anbbou gemiItter @epiir5e, ME Qfefs
ftr, ReIttn, QnTptte, Genft0rner ufru. ods
riiber unb i4idttt bic gut eepaIdentn
griinen Somatsu feft barauf, Biz Der
5opf poa 1T. Die pberIte Gage mlB
tDieoer Din unb gepir3 fem. Damn
ma6t man cine Gal3briibe BON elmer
gdqone WaFer. q SaFe Sab, -
pint gFig unO flint 70 bicl auf Big bic
9omatsn btbedt Tinb. Damn pirb u[es
nit Muslin nosr 2-3Tadtm GbeeIss
CLOTH bebedt, nit Brett unb Gtein Bee
ihfpsrt 10 fdper, bab bic Somaten
unttr Der 9riibe eebdItsu iperben) unb
70 Ianee I'm fparfnsn Rdum beIoFen, bis
81. MHhrtnn nnnsnhe4 "a .anh Laint pIn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04
Rute gaitben einaninIaen.

Die Riben psrbtn eepaT6sn unb
erinafih oehiirfiAI Gadhsun r,n- Ssa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

fen mcbr dufntieen, iptnn man an bos
8efdB tIopfi. Bdbrenb Der @dbruns
bo9ifcisenber @haum muB abgenoms
men unb bic Somaten nahber an liiba
lem Srte aufbeipabrt peroeu. Mann
lam Sanu, ipenn man min, sud, Brett
uHb Stein entferuen unb heibes qorafs
fin uuf bic Sdl3briibe stben, i'm einen
IuftOidten 8erI9luB ber5uiteIlen, mub
aber, mad ieOesmaliger gutndbme bon
3omoten, bic strbro6ene Ydraffinbede
ipisbst IdmsI5en unb FriT4 auIlescn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

DIe StaaeIbetren (WooItberrtes)
DerOsn ipsid gsto6t unb burh Elm Sie6
geitriden, ouf elm Quart GtaheIbeers
brei nimmi man bann / Quart 6eibels
btersn unb 3 pint 3udtr. Wtan Idbt
inter iorgfGItigem Rii6ren bic MiIduns
todsH, Biz lie bid unb tlar III, filt fe
Johann in belize. gut sebriibts gldier
unb beeitbt mad benz ertdIfsR bic
NaFs nit bsiBsm 9aroFFin.
Btuisbrln SH frodnen.
Mdn fpGhle bier3n MUIR gut aereifte
3ipiebsIH. Rad benz WaIHen ipstpsn lie
Evening star., 1917-10-28

ular officers of the Army Medical Corps.
Col William q. owen having the ma
scum and Col. Champc c. McCulloc-l. 4.
Jr. the magnificent library that the
building harbors The latter dcpart-
ment is in "A iourishing condition and
many new books, pamphlets, journals
and all current medical literature are
daily added to It's sh elves.
This. however. IS not the case with
the museum. For I.&aE years pasu
every nook dnc col'Ee: Ia that division
has been filled to ;nei. utmost ca
pacity by the various objects constitut-
ing the collection is n WECie. From
The standpoint of antiquity this col
lection will always be one OF enormous
value. but from the viewpoint of
exposition cf modern medicine in all
of its varied departments il has, for
Tor only too long time, been q su-
preme joke.
Strenuous attempts. often from many
Influential sources. have for years been
nGde 70 remedy this crying need for a
new, new huild;nG. beautiful plans for a
structure have been prepared by a
Washington architect A. Burch Fitz
SinicuS, while Il fine location for a new
building has likewise been selected and
Here, however, the matter at
present rests. The financial means are
rot yet III sight to erect and properly
ouuip the building. Col Owens Is do
ing everything in his power to further
the much needed new accommodation
but with little or no avail up to date
Unfortunately. he cannot give il his en-
tire attention: in these strenuous war
times many other matters of import
Evening star., 1917-10-28

buiidlu& was not treproof. making it
especially dangerous on account of the
great Quantities of alcohol in the build
ing used to preserve the specimens.
Also its looringS were too insecure to
sustain the great weight demanded of
them, due to the large number of per-
sons and material occupying each of
them. This dangerous state of things
was constantly called to the attention
of Congress. with the view of securing
a new building, one il all particulars
adequate to accommodate the priceless
collection. Finally a crash came--a
floor collapsed. Several clerks were
either killed or WnuI.Il, and, not long
after, the Sovernmer. supplied the
money for new building. to which.
IN due time. the entire collection. the
superb medical and surgical library
and the rest, was removed.
The history Of all this, and the hap
penings of all the years that have fol-
lowed, has only very recently been
compiled and properly illustrated by
one OF the veterans of the museum Dr.
d. S. Lamb. a member of the present as
well as the old staff of the institution
tSeptember. 1910. This important and
interesting compilation is ready for
publication. When issued il will fora
one of the series of bulletins published
by the surgeon generals Office of the
Army. II is temporarily held ~ check
owing to the lack of funds to issue it. 3
barrier that should not be allowed 70
block The way Tor the pubiica ton OF
such literature.
AS stated. DIR. Lamb is still a member
of the museums staff, while other de-
partments are under the charge of reg
Evening star., 1917-10-28

dampness still hung in the air in gray
fog that hid objects a few PAGES away.
Since leaving their cantonment in the
rear they had marched silently along
through the yellow mud of the country
side until. nearing the firing line. they
had entered the labyrinth of communi-
eating trenches that offered compare
lively safe access to us.
Ankle deep in water, their knapsackS
knocking against the sweating walls of
the bitches. they emerged from the
winding "boyau" in Indian file, and we
gathered round them in welcome, ask
ing news from the outside and seeking
to identify them to US through some
common bond of acquaintanceship or
experience.
The trench was obviously new to the
Kid. He stared around and seemed sur
prised at what he saw.
A wide ditch with dirt heaped on
either side. A number of dirty. bearded
soldiers squatted nonchalantlv on their
launches. putting al their pipes, while
their rifles leaned harmlessy against the
parapet.
No rattle OF musketry nor roar of ar
tiilery. Except for an occasional look
out, who kept his eyes Eued TO the north
no one seemed to worry about the Ger
mans. who were but a few hundred yards
away.
The Kid felt disappointed Was this
Evening star., 1917-10-28
emamd for Medical and Surgical Fstory of Great War

ance seriously cut into his available
time; There is large room vacant for
another oH1cer of the medical DEPART
lent OF the proper rank to second his
operations
The above referred to Medical and
surgical History CT the Civil War" is
aiready past history. as many years
nave gone by since it was published
u Is reflected in the museum collection
OF specimens. Illustrating the then mil
ltalE medical and surgical practice
Inls IS likewise true of the machinery
missiles. weapons. contrivances for
bodily defense and similar exhibits in
the collection. All this, in each and
al OF the departments. has, in due
course; entirely changed Different
methods of treatment of every conceive
able character have been instituted. the
nature of many wounds. burns and In
1uries OF all kinds are different. owing
to the modern arms. tools. gases and
the like that infict them. All this
needs most complete illustration in
KIND; IT needs new museum OF great
capacity to contain the required collecA
tlon. and the proper assistance to COM
duct il.
In SO far as the United States is con-
cerned, the war is still in it's earliest
stages. but very COON things will be
different The ield hospitals, operat-
ing tables. dead and wounded on the
fields OF battle. general hospitals here
and abroad. Will soon be furnishing
1he material that result from opera
tiol!s of many kinds The enemy's
weapons. of every conceivable descrip-
tion. VIII soon be captured by our
troops 81 the front; new methods-for
transporting the wounded are already
in opera:ion: all this. with much else.
of the greatest possible value to our
physicians and surgeons of the future,
in civi IS .seil as in military life.
needs to be cared for Immediately. and
proper acGcI,l.Iso6at atfons of permanent
character made for il in Washington.
As many reports possible of ued-
ical eacers at the various seats~aof
Should De accompanied by the re-
moved parts 81 operations. when OF
especial interest. There should be a
photoSra department at the mu-
scum to illustrate all this history and,
erations and conditions in the field OF
a medical character should also be
sent in with the reports of medical
officers In fact, the necessary steps
to furnish 4 complete medical and
surgical history of the present war; fn
MI the rarious branches and depart
ments involved. in so far as this coun-
t.y IS Concerned. should be substan-
tails cut on foot without delay.
All 5ats win REQUIRE the necessary
2 appfopriations to be made promptly
by ConGress-that is. the means to
erect TIE new museum building to
prornriS equip it and to bring into
existence. under Col. Owens command.
the necessary additions to the stan
tory. until it is safely published and :
landed as a series of sunptuous quarto
volumes on the shelves of the new
library in the new Army Medical Mu-
scum to be. and this latter erected on
the site selected in the capital.
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jected to the unb-idled brutality of the
invaders.
Becoming an object of suspicion to
the German military authorities, he
was handed his passports and escorted
TO the Dutch border with a warning not
to return, Fly this time he was thor
ouGhly sore. The horrors he had wit
messed made his -Anglo-SaXon blood boil
and awakened historical recollections
of Freuchmen fighting alongside of
Americans against the invading Hes
sian.
He crossed over to France and enlist
ed in the Foreign Legion for the dura-
tion Of the war.
Poor Smith. We expected great things
of MIN. what with his undoubted cour-
age and marvellous craftsmanship. But
h" never reached the front He was
Killed before getting there. The man
VIII" had escaped untold dangers in the
African Jungle sucruubel to q chance
blow received in q casual brawl. He
gayr up his life for France. but his dy-
ing did her no good. such is the irony
of fate.
There was some sort OF a scrap on be-
tween an old iegiruaire and another
A Anae ricau. Smith iutn~fered in the role
Of q P"aCemaker The loCiouaire un-
sluuE his cautecn and swung il round
his head. It was a two-quart pewter
canteen containing a full measure of