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each hospitals doctors, ngrses. tuatFss,
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ste transfer into tie Medical Reserve
corps az the outbreak 0f war This
transfer has taken place, aha eaefi
Unit has been notified 10 bold itself III
readiness ;or foreiga duty. 10 replaFe
British organizations IN France witch
wtii move on 10 other positions. Thsy
ere Americas response to the situation
created by the ttrpedoing of hospital
SHIPS IieRceforth hospitals uittsi be
taken 10 the wounded since sick and
helpless men nce no longer exempt
from frightfulness.
Resides 20 nurses and "a doctors
each unit includes an administrative
personnel Of about $50 ciyiliuus, A
base hospitals equipment provides fol
300 beds. which allows about three
nurses and doctor TO each u
wounded These physicians md nnrses
are only the first-aid giyers. the ex.
perts, who, with their patients. must
be fed. launderea, transported, In
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the $50 willing workers to see TO II.
First to Mobilize.
With every unit goes II quarterInas-
ter from the regular army, In com
mand of the administrative forces. All
civilians are enlisted under him as
privates. at Si5 month, and later MP,
pointed to special duties according to
whether they are cooks or laboratory
experts. At the outset the college man
with n string Of letters after his name
goes In ON a par with the husky Irish.
man who can drive mule, and of the
two the Irishfnan gets the warmer
welcome.
The first unit from New York TO get
lis mobilization orders was the one
organized by the Presbyterian hospital
1t has been In existence over a year
and prides itself on its equipment
bought and slowed away against just
such call. Last year orders came fer
a practice mobilization in Philadelphia
but the hospital trustees demurred al
giving its doctors and nurses leave oi
absence, so the equipment was sem
without them. 1t took IS freight cars
to carry 1t. Ont in Cleveland directors