Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-30
A Letter On the Hospital

face TO offer US our evening lunch
which she carries in two pill boxes,
She renders her services in good hui
NOR. makes YOU feel that she is in
terested in you and her work. with due
respect TO the rules and regulations
of the hospital Such service that
demands anybOdy's admiration. Miss
-, she also is a nigh. nurse, and
believe me. she flys around all night,
Just as quiet as a little mouse. seeing
that everybody is alright
But listen. l don't want YOU 10 think
that have forgotten to mention Miss
@. Though she seems last. she Is
not the least. No. not by any means.
She is officially the head nurse. and
as far as | can learn she fills that
place with all its responsibilities with
easiness- She don't seem to be in any
haste or hurry in rendering her serv-
ices. Yet she demands. and gets due
respect from all the nurses and every
body. Just as natural as the water
flows. Indeed. she is like u mother
to them all. as far as the respect and
regards they seem 10 show towards
her.
A Cook Somewhere"
Well. this letter would be like a
verse half spoken IL wouldn't men
ton about others that help 70 keep
this hospital a-gOing. There is cook
here somewhere: though l haven't
seen her. and don't even know her
name: vet I know she is here some
where. as the three squares come
regularly every day. And the empty
dishes that returns testifies she is
right there with the goods. Next
! comes well. don't know what TO call
them. unless I call them nurses at
tendantS. They are the - sisters.
Miss - and Miss -. Any way.
they seem 70 be very busy flying
Ground here. rendering their different
services in connection with the kitchen
and serving the meals 20 the patients.
and in keeping the place clean. Miss
- smiles and no wonder that fel-
low IN the other ward is struck on her.
LO. BY George. III have to be careful.
Well its true Yes. but then /
came pretty near leaving out the ord
eriies. Mr.. - on day shift and Mr..
- on night SHIFT. They relieve and
help out the nurses in several diff
besides bringing in the mail Well.
here comes Mrs. -. the bookkeeper,
with letter from home for me. She
is always pleasant and in her cSpar
city as bookkeeper renders her serv~
ices to Us all IL any one has new
or unfinished business, she attends TO
il. and does il thoroughly. whether IL
calls for writing or through the phone
She has favored me such more than
CnCe.
Well. Mr. Editor. my hand is get
ting tired. as I haven't a typewriter.
ana cont know a thing about short
hand except q short handed shovel
I've got TO write lOng>hand. besides
laying fiat or nv back. But. BY
George. I can't possibly cult. and
leave the doctors out. As hospital
without a doctor is like a kitchen
without 4 cook.
The Corner Cot esd.
You understand. Mr.. Editor. | am
as lucky as black cat. as my bed
is locates Its like corner lot in
city. ! can see all the traffic that's
going on between the waiting room
and the operating room. and il helps
like - when a person is confined
10 his bed as I am. Oh. YES. | Was
going 70 mention the doctors. Hello
there's Dr. - in his military apparel
{, OF course. he is an old timer here.
but then J thought he had some to
Francc. BY George. how many sol
diers have they got. Here comes Or,
again in his uniform. I believe he
belongs 10 the Wclch regiment. II
seems 20 me that almost all the Queen
doctors visit the hospital on and off
every day I've seen DIR. and Or,
- aud Or. - here several times, But
DR.. -. Or. =. and Or. - are actually
the hospital doctors. Il isn't by chance
that we see them. DR.. - is q solemn
man with blue eyes. buShy eyebrows
and wears n muStache. He handles
the N-Say machine and takes the
pictures OF the injured and Sftected
parts Of the patients. and he does il
with such Sclemnity an IL Il was our
burial services.
I never thought when | came here
there were 50 many patients in this
hospital They average about so at
all times. And since I've been here
the operations are very numerous and
very successful.
Well here comes my supper. 50 I'm
going 70 cult risht now by saying that
this hospital is worthy OF the employees
Of the Copper Queen company, who.
through their contributions aid in its
uPkSep. Yes. and is there anything
aSoin that would stop. Il il hadn't
been for the working class As
David Lloyd GeOrsc. the prime minis
ter OF Great Britain tSnother biz man
from tho chin Up( said. the other day
= ~Au the British empire was At
rauEnt. without the efforts ut the
working class Let's hope that she
after war problems viii prove that be
meant what he said u 81. II means
a dawn ut a brighter day FER the
British Isles
Yours truly,
J. n. ROBERTS.
SCCcOu bod, bottom ward Copper
Queen Hospital