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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
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Wunbart.

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Wie rieGt benn Der 2affee.
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Weun i6 aa4 funi&t tad GourmanS
bin
pie griib, bi. trini i4 nit.
Sebt btu rner Ten GefalIe, ssI.
lin r,fmm'n uitbsr nit
.Wie tannT&t tann 70 ienfibeI istn,
60 fora - 70 altsrirt2
Sb bab BLOB init Betrule,im
Die 2affetniiibl sef&misrt.
Sauperfett
.Ui. Saupsrteit, bic sebt I'm 2siDe
Dor ale annsre Dinse Dor.
WGdj9t, gaipstt, = fDGdi&t, bes
air amerte,
In idbreib ber's nor glei Dinners DIR.
Du bifft f&sints 6eii no nit ge,
pdfde,
@rab ipi. 0redfmi iiebftt be aus.
@dGidt, @aipett, - ipaitn be bid rit
'beHeridt,
Damn Jag ID bid NOD ais'm Saus.
.Wlabame, = bes loB i'd mer NIT bfste
g ialiperer Madbde siebfs gar nit,
Dab i4 mid jsbsn Dag miibt tpait,
slaG, - 20 Drsdfint Bin Id uit!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21

.Sn ber eHgliI@eu uub fpun36iii4en
preHs besinntn ne1ierbiHss edible
riingen bes repOluiiondren petersburs
81 erf4eiuen, bi, uHtr Beifeiieiafiuns
poIitif@er Drassa en- Bib bapon gu
gebeu. fu9eu, tDis ii4 bus 2ebsn IN
Der stIritisei 3arenrefibeu3 uutr bt1n
6cepter aerenstfs, afdeibfes - uno
ofuini ehpielt LIMB ba u bfnz aass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
qerafrfdes.


.Rein Soar uebt oiis", fagte etiet
81 ieinein Ooffor, ~fonneH Sie mir
nidt irgenb cttpas gebeL I'm es "
foEierpisren2-
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giIienidjadteI; geniigt Sabnen bic. ilus
cs briu aiif3iibeben?s
Gin 9atient In einent &oiritaI nuIb<
tc ii6 einer ti5IiGen Diat pcn gi
unb gorttpsin iirterperfeu. Bonn
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- lratn BLOB bos Gi 70 jung ipdre ME
ber YortDeig pao Der RoEsweis b Of
Ipif Aes Ghs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Retrssrats gerfaa.
Dna SiaImor Gebts5pI N
CetOtbOlm).

Die neu, 3.it in Der 6aiptitabt. -
Dos friibers petrusruh. = S&nrus
behinbert ben StrabeuDsriebr. =
DsffsntIi9e ei9erbeit I'm Riid'
gang. - poIitii6e Derfunmiungsn
iiberan- = gertsbr nit 5inbernii'
fen. - Dem rGi4eu Nsrfdn eitees
gen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24

TO his Maker. his souls salvation TX absolutely
srviSc az night. th"' have u ceremony "f Chain
ing. which each convict chain
SELF to the heavy center chain. The yar,iu;,strr
ihcn goes around the circle 10 see IL each chain
* securely fastened If tho chains all
round I" hc fastened securely. the tw" ends OF
III" heavy chain locked together by the
cNaimin"i. thus forming ~ circle OF ,ncn The
signal liz then given for each
part OF tho chain. This ceremony takes pl;,rr
inst before sunset and they not allowed 10
speak after oclOCh without signaling tho
guard. who may his own discretion about
giving permission.
There is provision made 10y tho state for
q hc within reach OF every CON
Wet. When a is sentenced pcui-
Tertiary. hc is cut of from all tho civilized
outside OF his own sphere. which. Of course. is
very. very Smali. II til" state Prison is dc
signed for punishment il is great success:
II it is designed for place Of reform. then il
IS an abSolut" failure. i:N the in which all
the convicts - thc rcmitcn,iary Of Nirgini.
arc Treated. Tho Man Without u Country" az
written hN Robert Everett Hale. is drama tied
in tho life 81 \ I;E\DIcI,
Amelia. Va. February 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
rho kaiser to the t:ntcu,,

You II get my goa;"-wcll dom; think:
on ~ nav" 10 beat my armies. sink
or capture every lighting shin
Ihai flies my flag before YOU whip
Ihc Fathcrland. mean to fight
NH have secured the right
'" live and work. within the sun.
imagine not I'm nearly done
For God - with mo: lie and
Nrc partnerS---thatS the reason why
y world OF foes. consumed with preod
snail never Sainst our arms succeed
on We copied my numhci. did YOU say,
Well. Deutschland Vet viii see the day
When all Of YOU are drowned in blood
u" sane. quit while til. cuttings good
w. Il; SHIELDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
News Of Fifty Years Ago


,,o s'2 anu 10 Of Gnief J"s'ss Sna Ma,ha
,"l square. reached the city Yesterday p,r the
si"am"I \!;"n;,rlc from Ne" I"rh, :" which
The sail. Of southern orphan >,sor!ar ion
lottery tickets has been discontiui tho I'rit"d
states authorities having decl.ncd TO r"turr lie
mond This Of course. prevents the nSsocin-
'i"u from comrlying with ,hc CONTRACT maIc
with The holders of certificates in their proposcd
gift enterprise.
Gap aa1., y IN Of The nopplar
G"s .sHn ni@e"n II G RaG 1T the steamer
Twelve. named Adam HAL. was r,u, "vcr hy :,
h" o car s %G s r9aG i lmr q" an" iqS"y G
,,rack Of ,h n frederi.k sbnrg ,oad. and jump.d
by. He fen under The wheels and was crushed
John y Ihn'!nam and I'hii,n II Momtasu"
10 "oariey nmhiit Tor RicHmonG s%G il"mrit !"
County ''''
Thc, sum Of, s:oo,ooo will BE- paid to-day to
recently arrived here and VII" w"r" mustered
% Gum 81 dne hn be- Of Ms @rg
ing. and retail stores and the hairoo,ns y,!ll
profit greatly by IL
Iily Holden. Of North Carolina iniiin,;.s II,
his rnlic1 pancr he i;:'l"ish StnAdnrd, tl!a; he
n"ssed lie perhaps ,1inks IN" " "f. nm a"
der the operations Of tho bill ar" rather slim
Htrucii"n bin IS expected /" he handed Con-
Monday
Tennessee" college. was passed ~ The Senate
Win III" iIous, amendment; prohih.tire, en-
conf d"rntc professors. stricken out.
Miss Anna Surra,t went to IN" District OF
co,uinna JAN yesterday and had SAD ana
Ea a,4at} interview w''" "e' brother ion" H.
GENERA, burnside, esrerlay nominated by
crno,snip Of that hi, of state
Nebraska has accepted unvrrsal suffrage on
,ii"ry VIII soon he State of this glorious
tni"n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
Woodrow Wilson.

Screneiy calm. undaunted. unafraid.
With patient wisdom clothed in con-
science clear.
The modest l'ilot gentle, strong. and
Doth face the storm in neither haste
nor fear;
Though pillows roll and. raging, fercely
leap
And crash against the tossing Ship
OF State;
Though heavens anger clcavc the
ocean deep.
And lowering clouds prcsase a dole.
full fate:
Yet all as ono. do wait his wise COM
mand,
And trusting. know that he Will
steer Alright.
And bring us home TO old familiar
strand
when morning parts the Stvr;,n
veil of night;
We trhst the Pilot In The balance triod
4 hundred million sacredly allied
L. H. IT,, in llampdcn- Sidney
Magazine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
consrisht. 1915. National Newspaper Service
oninsy. With Steel on tho Side

Gums! is an ahsccss. "ga,hcrng" around
~ i""S!A ~ course. II is due 10 an Infection
nN rn$-pr"ducimI germs. from an individu.I
"n" ma an ordinary sore throat or cold in ,h.
neat or from II carrier. In ,ccurrinr ouius,
me pnii"ni himself may he tn" carrier harhor-
inI ''r S'"c'hc infection in tn" crIpts or op"n-
Iurs Of diseased ionsil.
Lis" most sore throats aud "co,dS i, &c RS, ll..
independent "f atmospheric conditions ,hourb
" seasonal disease. 1t occurs Chiefly in the Ia :.
"lhi"! "id early spring. bui not because OF cold
me Wy IN = natural reSistaiic" 30 his own -
if"u"'S contribution OF pls- producing germs
- - i'N lowest ehb. owing I" prolonged CON
hncueni IN too warm Enclosures. All rcsDi.,
lprA injections are pr"va .ant i'm the ia AZ,
OF tn" spring, for the iu- reason
~" fashioned auinSN was mighty severe in.
ness. "a" patient endured cy"rl thing and ,hen
some i"' may 10" two weeks. uu'll Heaven took
pity on him and permitted Tia" ,bvcc.s 10 hrc,L
Tn" modern quincy isu', nearly 50 bad Il is
F"rN-n win sterile si"c! rhe side aud th.
steel * great comfort. as ulanl a l;,cky ,n,d
"rn Srn"r"r can testify. Why suffer for =
"h"!c """k more. waiting for l,r Na,u,e r..
hrlhe E"l"i When Inc doctor -iEhi around The
corner can bring il III five minutes" i.anciur
Treatment.
TN" p"cu'tsi dead tones Of the voice. h.sid.x
the extreme difficulty or iInrpossibiIt,, az ~,
low in=. distinguishes uuinsy from ordinary snr.
iHr"ai IN" swelling is rather ia the snf,
p"ini" and throat around the tousil. ON one on.
sometimes both sides and II ~ usually in IN.
soft pai"t" inside Of the tO,ISil thar ia. ,or,n
sinks shaft Of rcmarllub bly, pa '"ss steal 10
Ncf from inucinc is narl,ed. even when my
IS NOS A"i formed OF evacuated that many ma
.,'uts "cnand repetition OF the assault, even
when tnc doctor is dinidcnt about ~
-tIi pork. aud worse are amUsn. diversions
but Of doubtful v>luc. GUMS, IS :. serious dia-
"as". and demands personal n"dioa treatment,
p'"ss"s AZ" as grateful a. any external appii-
cation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Times Change.

Tho man who doesn't CAV" "a rap
What others think OF u"
May hr " very happy chip
80 long as skies arc blIH
i;ui when. IN trouble OF his own
lie Graves The aid hes banned.
some other folks avcrsc have grown
To lend a helping hand
lie learns litc's game he cannot Nin
i'N iacFics cold and close:
TIC hndS bis own priced medicine
y mighty bitter dose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
Gas and Electric Rates

II Baltimor" tho price OF electric curren, 10
small consumers has Just been reduced from
{" = TO ) cents kowatt hour an economy
accomplished when tho Consolidated Gas
Electric Iieh1 and Power Company increased
It's dividend rate 10 S per cent per annum
Baltimore PAYS - cents thousand cubic
1c't tor gas, With & special rate OF 30 cents
thousand for consumption in excess of
mat OF TN" previous year
u thus appears thar the Maryland me-
trop"!is is able To obtain from a soul,ess
corporation better terms for electricity and
gas than Richmond is able to obtain either
from another soulless corporation or from
the city Tho municipality shows IN more
nahdsomely Than tho corporation however.
for Ii"hmond pays but so cents for gas and
Is supplied win luminosity which wise,
baltimore con'cnr with heating power. does
not exact ON the other hand. Richmond
pays 10 cents kuowatr hour for electricity
Sow mat he Corporation Commission has
provdcH Itself with an engineer. il NAV he
inclined 70 ooN INTO some OF these matters
Ccuucilman umIaurs charge that there arc
men on The police force as unfit as KrcproI
10 do police duty hould be investigated nv
Mayor Alnsho u inc charge is true. IN.
situation SHouId be remodicd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
Books and Authors

lack Loud"n's "Th" Human Drift
has jus; been published by tho Mac.
millaus This book which has q from
,ispiccc p"itrni, II the author. is writ
ten out ~ Mr I.oudon's many and
unusual experience, in all parts Of III"
world 1t Is Tho work of London the
advcnrurcr. TIA. philosopher. summarize
Ing more adequately than any "f his
other writings, perhaps, his real mes
sage.
lin canada's Wonderful Northland."
hH " Tees Curran and II y. calkius
&C.; l.. Futnam's SonsD. is the account
Of Il rcmark.bl. expedition undertaken
10y body of trained scientists. cnpi-
I:c"rs. and W"odsmem up the east cnas;
"f James and hudson BAYS, 500 miles
north II Moose Factory. the old from
tier trading post The pictures arc
~ beautiful as The text is interest
Ing. The story covers eight months
of travel by canoe. motor boat. and
dog team into "a country about which
little is known
Under the capable direction Of it's
cditor Nina Holland Covineton. Every
woman's Magazine is Il new monthly
Southern publication that merits a
pla"e in every Southern home. 1t
voices southern ideals aud gives the
fun strength OF IT'S influence to the
development OF the good. the true and
tn" beautiful III life. 1t has a large
corps Of contributing editors. collected
from among southern women Of rccoc-
niH"d talent. The management Of f,v-
crNwonan's Magazine. now issued from
i:aieiEh. y. g.. is considering the re-
moNal of its plant I" Richmond.
"A Nirginian Village" is the title of
new book by T.. :. Nadal ;.lat will
shortly lac published by The Macmil-
ians. Here Mr.. Nadal writes for the
most part Of life in a country village
Of Virginia. Ills memories Of distin-
RuiShed pe"ple--I.incom stanton and
lowell among contribute mucl.
/" the interest "f his chapters. Ills
his views upon horses and his love
make an altogether delightful addition
lean essay.
The Putnams will issue late in March
N",um" entitled The Way to study
Birds. by John Dryden kuser This
Ia manual Of informa ton regarding
some fifty Of thn more common birds
their haunts. description, field marks.
size and shape. song. and seasonal
abundance. 10 facilitate tho idcntiii-
cation az species and also by way Of
throwing light on tho duration Of their
visits tho binds are classified under
those of spring. summer. fall and win
ter. Nine splendid illustrations in full
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
Virginia runisb... No, nsforms

r." tn" tditnr Of IN" Tiincs- Dispatch.
Hii,- Afi"r "a great deal of ConsiJr ra lion. |
nav" come Z" the cnnclurion that the state
i"ni.niiarf. especially tho cODyIc: camps ia
i,Ifa districts. IL sndiY nrHinctch do no,
n""h 10 ray that plnin table fare Hnd hard
manual l"h"r arc ~ all bad for the pnoplr wh"
-" rb u'ioTttInat"
,'H' ~" mental and morn DrHI~ci IL dsKiHr"
70 virginia any other state tina, practices
su.h neglect Virginia dDrp
mere arc no devotional "xnfcIseR whatever
~ "fld"d by The Hia'r. ana ~ The individus
CONVICT ~ not pIoIiS enough 10 offer his devotion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
In Lloyd Georges Own WAY

. REMIER LLOYD GEORGES stern warn.
Ing that disaster. because OF the sub
marine menace. confronts Britain. is in the
Lloyd George manner II is to be taken at
IT'S face value The Prime Minister means
what he says, and. events have shown he
has most unpa Elementary and undiplomatic
way Of saying what he means
lie is democrat. for one thing He has
that confidence in the masses of the people
which is a distinguishing mark of Woodrow
wilson's political philosophy. When ma
tonal crisis presents itself. he feels the
nation should know OF il. In every office he
has filled since the war began this char
acteristc method has been revealed
When he was Chancellor Of the Exchcaucr
in the early days OF the grea, conflict he told
the people they must pay for the war-and
pay through the nose. He scorned to
promise with Gcrmany's rulers that the
struggle would be financed ny loans and all
"uilays recouped from the indemnity wrung
from the defeated enemy. British taxpayers
have paid heavy taxes from the start
When Lloyd George became Minister or
Munitions there the same display of
confidence in the people The work must he
done. munitions must be produced he de-
clared. for the could he won or los. in
the workshop. II voluntary effort failed to
produce results, there would be CONSUMPTION.
The people responded and the task was per-
formed.
~ was 50 "NFH ne became Minister OF War,
ana the nation needed men. and yet more men
he got them by telling the people exactly
what the situation was and exactly why the
sacrifice OF their lives was required
THIS is another matter OF sacrifice Money
Toll and, blood already have been laid on the
affairs OF the war god: now liberty is re-
CURED. Before the menace OF the sub
marines. the Premier says. Britain faces dis
aster. lmportations are to be limited TO
rigid necessities. Efforts To destroy the un-
dersea craft. already largely successful are
10 be continued. and and more drastic
methods employed. but Lloyd George will not
7"pend on this campaigns issue. The people
he tells them. must tighten their belts and
assure their own safety
II is exactly the message which might have
been expected from this most American of
british statesmen. He is not afraid to state
a bald fact BADLY Moreover. he understands
inc temper OF the nation. and knows that
l}rlions tight hardest and endure mos, when
'heir powers OF resistance subjected 10
IN" %rca est strain They require shock moi
soothing or caressns-and from the applied
psychologists AT 10 Downing Stree, they re,
Il new and more arousng shock every dav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
Possible I.oophOIc for Niryiniuus


HNE last, desperate. slender hone NAV he
~ ghmpsed by unreconstruc,cd VIRGINIA
hlnor-drinkerS through small loophole in
inc wall set up by the Reed amendment II
Is sorrowfuily admitted that The uuar,-a-
month privilege has gone aglimmcrinp 90
lar as It's exercise was dependent on express
companies or any other agents of interstate
commerce The Reed amendment expressly
PROMPTS importation OF any liauor bv inter
state commerce. Upon the Interpretation of
interstate commerce" depends the answer
TO The question: Is Virginia TO be literally
bono dry:
.nd'r the Mapp law, an Individual NAV
nrins INTO Virginia in his personal baggage
'o' Inc bona fido use Of himself or his family
one quart month. If an individual a,temni
|" a'aiI himself OF this provision after the
R"cd amendment becomes effective bv trans
porting even his own quart on a railroad ire i'm
nc may violate the Reed inhibition AGAINST
transportation lin interstate commerce -
hnt suppose ne transports il bv private
|. conveyance his own conveyance with no
though Of profit or commerce and in
accordance with tho terms of The Mann ac,
~" certainly is not violating the Virginia Law
ana 1t is barely possible he IS not engaged
III interstate commerce. and hence is no, vio.
latinr III" Reed amendment
u unGouhtcdly Is forlorn hope but if i,
prove TO b" justified. il will prevent Virginia
from being bone dry" and will give fur
'h"r impetus TO the automobile industry
Il IS apparent tina, if a certain ordinance is
adopted by Council the Mnvor viii vc,o
request 10 himself or els" will refuse IN
E'"h' request nc has concurrcd in In any
ease. IT viii never get by him
i'csiite ms violent "hampioning OF small
countries. The Colonel probably doesn', sec ,h.
inn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24

The crime OF the persons accused becomes
mere failure to agree with their critics.
There should be some remedy. and perhaps
there is. We stand for free speech. and
would not interfere with il even in the case
Of men like l.indbcrgh. Lawson. Galloway
and some others have in mind. hut our
Willingness to let them talk rests principally
on the profound conviction that sooner or
later they will talk their heads off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
Snvin" American Lives

HOWEVER, uusa tsfactory 10 some fiery
l l spirits the recent course OF this govern
ment may have been. il has kept the peace
while American cOnSuIs and American citizens
left Germany and the prisoners OF the
Narrowdale We're discharged. The policy has
saved some hundreds OF Americans from the
possibility OF harm.
That is sensible course. 1t should be
followed as TO our nationals in Austria. Hun
gary and Turkey. and especially as TO the
thousand or more who have been held at
Smyrna We are not in such tremendous
hurry TO get into the war that can afford
waut"Cly 10 throw away The lives Of our own
PEOPLE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24

Tn" MIR. tmlauf who now threatens the
Mayor with what will happen if he refuses
20 grant the request OF the representatives
ci the people IS the MIR. Umauf who
ran against tho Mayor and defeated. II
would seem that tho Mayor is more nearly
repre- sentative Of the people than Mr. Imlauf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding utmost amy topic rNreut-
Ing legal aud medical subjects are nnsw pa,
tree ID. The Fitness ispntch Infnrma ton Stu
rcnu Through our Wnsi,lnRt ton branch We nrr
fortnnnte In having access TO the unpurnIicIc cd
resources of the various Federal government
departments mud the Srrnt Library % Congress-
which furnish Information OF priceless value to
I'll" public. ~ NIL Inquiries answered Ill
rcrfiH 10. personal letter. irrespective vhc thrr
prinic6 H Trent stamp IL required for return
pnstnrr. Writer'S must he furnished
iinitinIs viii not nnswrrb and post Office address
he puini! given. Address The Times
Dispatch fnfornrnt lon bureau. Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24

w. l.. -. Petersburg. Va Nations TX. states
"id r'i;cs. have debts. because fr.qu"n,ly Iar-"
'A""noiturcS are required which cannot he pa id
our al current revenues Of the government with
'I' creating excessive" taxes Governments Dor
20" money either to make permanent Improve
m"u,s that benefit future, we'll az present.
-"ii'i"tioiiS. or To carry war. ocCasinndlly
y" meet deficits IN revenues II has ALWAYS
nt'h '"nSidcrcd piopcr :" borrow money for
mes" purposes AMI nrovid. for payment grad
UallN -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-24
THE u. S. HOSPITAL SERVICE---I.
!. IL
HN FREDERIC ,. nANkIN

w\SlIiNGToN. February go war
threatens again. and the avenues OF
peaceful settlement seem few. At any
minute. American men may he called
ur"n I" tax" up arms as IN 1898. There
Is this point Of difference. however:
| then, til" sciences of sanitation and
| surgery w"r" almost uncNplored re-
Ei"ns the firing line was u zone Of
infection In which death came much
NOR" often by disease than by bullets
while. to-day. tn" man who g"cs
! I" war at least has the satisfaction
of knowing that his camp will bc clean
the water pure. and the best medical |
attention of the world al his disposal
If he is wounded on the field
The European war has brought about
many changes in caring for tho sick
and wounded. including a mnryclous
progress ~ surgery. not amy "r which,
has escaped the NiSilaut eye nr tho
tinted states Hospital Service From
tn" very heEinninc. members "t tn"
army and naval medical corps have
hccu stationed with the various bel,
liEcr"nt armies for tho purpose of OBJ
serving their hospital systems Re-
ports from thcs" men have com" for
ward every month To the surgeons gem
'r"l "f tn" army and navy. vino han -
distributed them 10 tn. medical dc.
partmoutS Of military and naval n.sts
tlr"nS h"ut Tho country. Ecroris from
members Of tho American Rod cross
society. also ora tho firing lines Of
ininhe. hay" been likcw Use circulated
:" 'hat thr American Hospital Service
rs "r !" datn on all tho now aprii-
"n""s and practices that have rer.ntly
originated in Europe. many Of which
have been tried out on tho Mexican
border
When tho National Guard frs, tool.
Er i's station on IN" border. mani
n"sSi'nlStir prophecies were for,hro,r-
M concerning III. health of In. mo-,
Nph"ld fever would again take its
'"I'' Stid innnN people. who had VIII
Jesse" us t"rrih" ravaEes during the
Spanisn- American War and "rainp re-
N"r rheumatism. measles. pncnnrnui,
ana iErhuS fever wore ONLY u, L.. e,
p"vi"h. :" say nothing Of various dread
'i' inai"ui"S resulting f-om III. Texas
'i'l"''". rs Il matter Of fact tn.
troops on tho border have shawn =
h'.h"r record ~ health during tho o,s,
N"hr than those stationed ct ordinary
hll'"iN POSTS throughout the country
ihcr" has been no TYPHOID fever. no
'N"hus fever, no unusual manifesto
''"'S az rheumatism and no especial
reaction /" The Texas climate TN.
men nav" boon healthier than they
ever We're before
Old tnmp Scoury.. Iukp.v,
of course" H. mis- case an aetna, .,...
90 conflict did not exist. lou, even i,t
l.Ei'pc, "h"r" the men lavn been CON
hu"u lu marrow. damp trenches and
wn"r" battles have ragged Tor Gays q,
2 time. with IN" exception az ,vrnus
fever in serbia. all Of tn. old rnnr
S'"Hr&"S nav" been unknown. and mon
l.:"ra!l' flown I" pieces. have boon,
mao" over again by tho war surgeons
sanitation an" surgcr: arc taken 50
inW'h rs matter ~ course nov INA,
u 'ak"S civil War veteran or ?
v"lunt""r - Is to appreciate III. true
q 2, a..