Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-08
rehabilitation of Soldiers.

Dynamosraphic Platform Device for Teach
ing War Crippl"s TO Walk. SCIENTIFIC American
Supplement. January IL. 1917. p. %
4 somewhat technical bur very lucid article
invention that teaches cripples to walk
naturally. by means of a registering device
soldiers walk can be corrected and made cs
normal possible.
GaIeszzi. Ricardo. Rebuilding Disabled Sol
diers: Wonderful Work That ltafT is Doing to
Render Manned Men Self-supporting New YORK
Times Current History Magazine July, 1915.
PIP. 1o1-10".
4 short but interesting recount of the re-
Mobilization work in Italy. The special manner
Of applying limbs according to new le'iah
discovery is here discussed.
Grcscrr Thomas. Restoring Crippled SOldi. IS
IN Useful Life. Worlds Work. August l9A
TT. 4:1-432.
rearcd thus far 1t maintains that Cannds
IaaGs the world in restoration work. and out
lines csnadas methods The rs ;n;.'o ,,sI
author believing it to he the most important
of all.
Eoss, Albert L. What Other Nations Have
Done to Help Their Disabled Soldiers and Sail
ors. 1915
This pamphlet published by the Corn Ex-
change National Bank. is prepared largely from
official reports. Contains much valuable infOr-
nation concerning occupations and trades suit
able and unsuitable for the wounded soldier
Also good descriptions of many industries that
have used and can use the soldiers.
konstam Z. NJ. The Debt to tn" Disabled
Nineteenth Century. March. 1917. PIP. 679-ss.
A scholarly and painstaknG description of
rehabilitation in England. 4 different topic is
taken up--that Of the viewpoint of the neurol
osist. Many given by way of illus
1;ation.
Lakeman. c. f. After-care of Our Disabled
Soldiers and Sailors. Annals of the American
Academy of Political End Social Science. Sep
renber. 1915 PIP. 114-29.
This, gives n thorough and scholarly review
of our early efforts at rehabilitation. 1t touches
the vocational rehabilitation law: financial
provisions for relief; special problems of after
care. etc.
I.asker. Bruno. Rebuilt Men: New Trade.
and Fresh Courage for French War Cripples
Survrr. April. 1917. PIP. 11-4.
This article gives quite n comprehensive ac-
count of rebuilding men in France. 1t touches
upon new types of trade schools now il several
European countries. Many Illustrations add to
the value OF Mr.. Laskers description.
McMurtrie. Douglas c. Clutches into Plow-
shares: Lesson for tn" United States in the
Reconstruction of Canadian War Cripples Sur
vey, November 3, 1917. PIP. 1910.
A most interesting account of disabled Cana
dian soldiers in farm work in Alberta. Although
cializes the latter. Many pictures are in
cluded to illustrate this article.
McMurtrie, Douglas c. Rehabilitation of the
War Cripple. 1918
general discussion of rehabilitation by a
man noted for his work in that line. Takes up
the program of all the countries in the war.
McMurtrie. Douglas c. Social Responsibilities
Of Disabled Soldiers and Sailors. 1918.
II
OF rehabilitation. namely. that of the family s
and society's duty toward the wounded fighter
Mead. Elwood Summary of Soldier Settle
ments in English speaking Countries. 1918.
This pamphlet from the L. s. Department of
the Interior gives comprehensive resume of
ideas of other nirirs well this concern-
ing the placing o. soldiers Oh the land.
Reconstruction Hospitals a9d 0rihopeL:c
Surgery. Science. September. IS 1877. PIP
3G.-f.
Gives an aspect of the problem from the SIR
Siral point of view. Oriop-,icS being so i'll
t'mately connected with crippled men. play
ING major part in this section of rtlabilita-
ton work.
L. s. War Department. Rehabilitation and
Vocational Re-educaton Of Crippled Soldiers
and Sailors. 1918.
One of the first official publications of the
United States concerning the subject: a report
Of the surgeon general for the Secretary of
War, who transmitted it to the Senate.