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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-07

miners hustling to get the coal out
fast enough to supply the demand.
but Ed r. Walker says he is not burn
in the winter.
William Klimple transacted bust
ness in Sawyer Monday.
Myrtle Walker and Olive Lund are
each trying their hand at knitting
Red Cross sweaters.
Miss Elizabeth Reed gave a party
Saturday evening for number of her
girl friends
Groceries have come down or at
least f. E. Diehl and wife thot they
had when their bob sled sloughed on
huge drift and turned turtle in the
coulee just north Of WELDING & Mel
sons new house last Friday afternoon
as they were returning from Minot.
Miss Olive Lund has received her
new library books that she obtained
from the benefit of her box supper at
Center school some six weeks ago.
William Klimple says the Ward
County Independent reaches out a
had inserted brot him more customers
LIldIl lie udu COWS u spare.
Joe Gadbow had rather a serious
time coming out from Minot last We'd
nesday as his team was not shod and
he got them both down several times.
One took sick and he had to leave
them with farmer IL miles from
home. He walked home that evening
and returned for them the next day.
Clyde Nelson was a Minot visitor
Wednesday of last week.
Earl Walker and Miss Verna Trap
visited over Sabbath with friends in
Minot.
j. d. Coons and Stewart Reed were
in Minot Monday for two loads of
feed. Paul Klimple accompanied
Mr.. Reed and from the appearance of
Mondays blizzard they will be oblig-
ed to remain over night.
Master Tracy Palmer is still looking
for his pony. Beware of horse trad
ers or statesmen. The pony is coal
black and coming years old and be-
longs to minor.
1t is rather blustery on south pra-
iriie today. Everybody stays in close
to the fire and out of the wind.
We are having fine weather to what
the people have back east. Lots of
snow back in Iowa and cold and very
little fuel to go on. They should be
near Walkers mine and they would
not suffer.
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WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Because It's for One Thing Only, and
Minot People Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything
Doing one thing we'll brings sue.
cess.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here is reliable evidence of their
worth.
G. A. Stabler, railroad engineer
Harvey, N. D., says: "a man who fol.
lows my work for years is more OF
less liable to have backache and other
symptoms of kidney trouble. At times
my back got very lame and sore and
! was in pain and distress for days
My kidneys became irregular in action
Doan's Kidney Pills went directly to
the seat Of the trouble, strengthening
my kidneys and removing all ailments
Now, l am never without a supply of
Doan's Kidney Pills on hand and am
very grateful for what they have done
for me-"
Price Coo at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stabler relies on. Foster Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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A Red Cross Chapter was organized
at Tagus last week Monday. Supt. of
Schools v. A. Lowell was present and
lead the work.
John Hargrave, who had one of his
feet injured recently, is able to go
about his daily work again.
The lady members of the Red Cross
met last Friday at Tagus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson, visit
ed at the o. C. Thoen home last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Bredall spent
last Tuesday evening at the Geo.
Lindsey home.
Supt. Lowell visited our school last
Tuesday. Rev. Michel acted as livery
man.
John Hargrave lost one of his
horses one day last week. That's hard
luck, as he had but two horses, besides
his four-ox team.
There was another Red Cross dance
at Tagus last Saturday night. We un.
derstand they are to be regular every
two weeks.
Geo. Lindsey assisted J. H. Hebig
at hay hauling last week Monday.
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Mrs. Guy Sharar was called to VAL
ley City, N. D., Monday on account of
the serious illness of her brothers
wife.
E. R. Walker and wife, Guy Sharar
and Sam Reed drove teams to Minot
Friday for feed and returned Satur-
day.
Anyone wishing fresh mich COWS
would do well to talk to Stewart Reed
as he has three he wishes to dispose
of.
Mr.. Ashley Irwin lost his dwelling
house and all the contents by fire last
Tuesday night. Among the articles
was a new range set up the same
night.
Fred Hamilton had rather serious
mishap one day last week coming
from town. He stopped at farm
house to feed his team and while he
was in the farmers house some loose
horses destroyed 100 lbs. of -four anc
several sacks of oats in his sleigh.
Sam Reed says the ground hog saw
his shadow the End inst and that we
are bound to have six weeks more
cold weather, so he invested $3.50 ir
a pair of mitts at the Minot Hide &
Fur Co. Saturday.
E. r. Walker purchased one share
in the farmers cooperative store ir
Minot that was started up some eight
weeks ago.
Roscoe Beighle has lost several cows
and Fred Hamilton had two that were
sick Saturday.
Miss Olive Lund visited Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Stewart
Reed.
Everett Bunker.is on the sick list.
E. R. Walker laid in his supply Of
seed corn at the Robinson elevator ir
Minot Saturday at SO per bushel, anc
was very thankful to get it at that.
The carpenters are doing the finish.
ing work on Everett Bunker's new
house that he erected last fall.
John Peterson purchased quantity
of wheat straw of Ole Saasted last
week.
The coal trade at the Beighle mine
has grown so that it keeps the two
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WILLIS TOWNSHIP

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-02-07
SILAGE FOR FARM STOCK.

The value of silage for the dairy
cow is we'll understood but it's value
for beef animals and sheep is not so
we'll known. In Iowa silage has been
found very valuable for beef cattle.
By making silage the principal food
of the cows they could be fed through
the winter about as cheaply as in the
summer. For dry cows ration of 80
pounds silage, to pounds of clover
or alfalfa hay and the run of a straw
stack and stalk field not only carried
them through the winter but kept
them gaining consistently. When the
cows were sucking calves they were
fed little grain.
Silage not only reduced the feed
cost for fattening steers but also
helped make larger gains and the si-
lage fed cattle attained a higher finish
in the same time and ordinarily out
sell the cattle fed dry ration. At
the North Dakota Experiment Station
it cost 46 cents less to make a hundred
pounds gain on steers fed silage than
on steers dry fed
Silage was also found to be good
for sheep. Three to four pounds of
silage, half pound of alfalfa or clo-
yer hay and a pound of oats per day
for breeding eve of $50 pounds gave
very good results. Silage is great
milk producer and should usually be
limited just previous to and following
lambing time.
This silage was made from corn
that was nearly mature. This is an
important point Much better silage
can be made from corn that is nearly
mature, than from corn that is i'm
mature. Nearly mature corn makes a
sweet silage while immature corn
makes a sour silage that has lower
feeding value than the other. Another
point is that the silage must not be
moldy-Ex. Dept, N. D. Ayr. College.
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BLAISDELL NEWS

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Politics are beginning to buzz. For
rest Rice, the popular rancher, will be
a candidate for sheriff at the June pri
maries.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knapp of the hote
are rejoicing over the arrival of {
new son born Jan. 31st.
O. r. Powell, cashier of the Blais
dell State Bank, is in Minot on bust
ness.
The Blaisdell Farmers Co-opera
tive Elevator Co. held their annua
stockholders meeting Saturday, Feb
End. The present board of director.
will continue their services for thu
coming year.
L. E. McAlmond of Shell Lake, II
miles south Of Blaisdell, has caught
ton or more of fish out of the LAKE
and is selling them at six cents {
pound and finds ready sale for them
The Blaisdell Farmers Cooperative
Mercantile Co. held their annua
stockholders meeting Feb. End The
new board consists Of j. w. Kinsella
president; j. Bowers, secretary
Henry Faris, Hans Larson and George
Bemis, directors.
Hunter Wagner is in Palermo in
stalling a new oil engine in the Ug
land Grain Co. elevator, and shipping
the old one to Blaisdell.
Ole Benson, the hardware man, wa:
in Minot getting repairs for the fur
mace in the new school house.
j. S. Brye and W. j. Engelcke arr
in the Twin Cities attending the Aut'
Show.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ole Brekka south of town Feb. 1st.
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Shrine Ball Red Cross Benefit.

The Minot Shrine Club is planning on
giving their annual ball in the near
future, the proceeds to be given to the
Red Cross. The following committee
has been appointed: DR.. A. D. Me-
Camel, chairman; Martin Jacobson
Askel Bratsburg, Frank Taylor, Mar
tin Engeseth, Fred Dale and Judge
Goss.
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NOTICE TO GERMAN ALIENS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
on February 4, 5, 6, Z, s and 8, 1918,
all German alien enemies are required
to appear and register at the Police
Station in the City Hall in Minot, N.
D. This applies to all German aliens
residing in the city Of Minot and in
the country tributary to Minot which
is served by the Minot protoffice and
rural routes. Each registrant must
bring and file four unmounted 3X3
photographs of himself.
The alien enemies required to reg
lister are all German males of the age
of fourteen years and upwards who
are not citizens of the United States.
A. P. SCOFIELD,
Police Commissioner.
Minot, N. D. 1-31-2t
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Builders and Traders Elect Officers


The following officers have been
elected for the ensuing year by the
Minot Builders and Traders Ex-
change:
President-P. H. Connolly.
LIST Vice Pres.--L. H. Sault.
End Vice Pres.-J. H. Mackley.
Secretary-Will E. Holbein.
Treasurer-O. A. Peterson.
Directors-One year: R. J. Piper
W. S. Hulet and w. A. Schuniman;
two years: G. d. See, W. r. Foster
and c. N. Cox; three years: H. Mo
bray, Fred Ernst and l.. H. Sault.
Finance Committee-L H. SAUL
w. A. Schuneman and Chas. Wiley.
The Minot Builders and Trader:
Exchange is in splendid condition If
every way, and expects a prosperous
year in 1918.
The officers elected are all olive
ones and it will not be their fault i.
business with the Exchange is moi
good.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-21
Sdatnns bes GsuIdjeu-

Sdlitring beim 0eniden biirfte
snobl cine Der ieltiarniten Rniurer.
ideinungen iein uno bod CAB es
einen @iann, Der I'M Snli ie5ea
sSabres ieine Saiit nerI-r. Gr pur.
De jeoes WlaI porber DON einem iie.
berbaiien 3ittern befauen, oas ii4
fait 5iim 9arorpsmrs iteiserte. sSSn.
nerbalb peniser wlinrten, nadoeul
er ii4 5u gett geIegt batte, miiroe
bic Saat ieiner gruit rot, uno oieie
Hoie per6reitete ii9 rapioe iiber ben
gan5en aorper; babel bauerte oas
5ieber unlnterbroden 5ip6lf Stiin.
ben lang iort. Damn erbob ii9 Der
Wlann uno gfng Dollitdnoig giuno
iiniber. Run begnun bic Sait iih
ab3uiddlen, ur,o 5ebn Stiinoen ipd.
ter iiel iie IN groben Stiiden oo;
BON slrlnen uno 9einen fon,ite man
jie lpie Sanoidube ODER Striimpie
berunter5ieben. $50 bic alte Sait
entiernt mar, inb man eine ueue, 10
CART un6 roiig, pie Die zines neu.
geborenen ainoes. 9ieie neue Saiit
NOR iebr empfinolid iirlo jlpong ben
gntienten Delde Sanoidube uno
Wlofaiiins fir fiir5ere Seit au tra.
gen. Wiit Dem 9erifpinben Der al.
ten G0rperhiiue beaauueu auh Die
0dgeI on ben Singern unb 8eben
absuiaaen, ober ridtiser, neue ged.
gel Deror6nsten oura ibr @abstuni
bic dIten. Stun mar Der gSeGjel
politdn0ig: Der Wann bate cine
rreue Saiit uno cine ueue RaseIaus.
itattrng uuo mar oann fdbig. ieine
Irbeit - IN ben aoblenbefgiuerfeu
- ipieber auiSunebnen. Gie S6u.
tiing besnnn bereits IN ieinem er.
ften 2ebensiabre uuo febrte bon
0ann ab IN ieoem SuIi pieoer.
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Iid fem. bab sinsr NIT Der fIa9en
6anb bns Wafier idln5 80.
Der Jrembe i1iebt poguIieboip
Dor ii9 Der, bic jhmale 9reppe bins
auf, uup on Der oberjien Stufs tpirit
iener bieien eIeidiam pie eiIlen Bali
auf bas 9rottoir. Damn gebt Der
6rsmbs 5uriif, um feline nbgsmorjes
ilen 2leibunssitiide gu bolen, unD
poguljeboip trabt bintsr tim Der,
i'm @eben feline Wlnsteln priifenb.
pi6bIid ipirft 4leranber yosuljss
BON isinsn Better 5u 8obfn uno be-
ginni, ibn nn9 allen Heeeln Der
STUNT burd5ublduen. 0abei la9t sr
ben Jrsmom 10 gutmiitig on, als Oh
Is ji4 barum boHoelis, .8riiperi1aft
nit ihm 5u trinisn. Der anNrs
iuebri ii1 unb teilt cine Qln5obl yiiffs
aus; nbsr isipe SdIdss iino niat 10
unbarmhsr5ig ipie oiejenigen pOsuls
jebops. cenn Der aeiter lam fid pon
ieinem Staunen nod nidt erbolen.
.gl6er erlaube bod! SWarum priis
gelit bu mid bsnn, pu 0ieb?~ fragt
er. sd bab Dir cod Dus 2e6sn sss
rsttst.-
..5ab i9 bid behn se5eteng' ant,
tportet poguljsbop. 1llnb ouberbem
1T mir iebr ialt. Bon biejsr 9eipe,
sung absr DirD mir parm.-
.S9usmann!" ruff Der Jrsmbe.
.Shubmann!"
.Wo pillit bu in bieier Gegenb
jsbt sinsn S9uBmann finpsn2 Du
biit pobl ni9t Don bier, Trsunb9en2 2
49, beniib bid ni9t!"
llnb prguIisbop Driibt ben armen
JreHlben NIT Der RettungsmebaiIls
nod cine quite Meile bur9. Damn
ueriHnuuft CT uno fa9t treuber5ig;
.Smug. Sd bin i&OH isbr parm
aeiDoroen."
.gsrriiftsr,1 Gd5t Der syrsmbe;
aber sr mub bennoa laden unb jagt:
.4llsroings, nun in mir sbenfalIs
parm, bu 5eufelstsrll-
llnb posuliebop, nii9isrn unf
better gsiporpen, rsibt ii9 bic 5dnOs
uno meint: lid. es Bot bod gut &c.
tan. Run tomm Elm Glas Zee trin'
fen. 5sut 1T msin SubiIdumsiag,
mubt bu piiien."
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Serylemfuns Snrd) aiatritabIeu.

@s ma ..irSIia BON einem beus'
56en 8ppte bic Rebs, oos bonn 2ano:
aus slettriia selsntt piro uno Obnt
9ejabung fdbrt. 4lio siI Ientbarst
Sorpebo in persr0bertsr Jorm. 9ot
3tpei Sobren ipuros in Serliu:r Sbeas
tern Elm 2ufti5iff gs3eist. pas o9ns
8emonnuus i'm 3ui9auerraum tre'tts
unb bon Der 8iibns aus ourh elet.ris
i9e Strablen seiteuert puree. Sdb
es ii9 babel um cine ni4t m.br gu1sa
neue grfinoung banoeIt, benefit q
seHoe 9loti5: Seit 1907 q :ofehot
&orn bic germ photographic snts
Dette, iin0 mir nit ben Dunberbageu
gissnf9oftsn bes SeIeas Dertraut.
e,un ion basfelbs Selen oa5u oieneil.
bic 2entuns Der 8oseu auf @ntfer4
nung gu beipirten. Sin 9Drer Der
Glettrotsdnit. Ssrr MsiBnsr, bat Ell,
nen tleinsn elettriI9en r@ru6enbaloA
toniiruisrt, ben sr Bel ieinen 0ortrds
gen bur9 ben S0riaal laufen lieB un5
babel bonn Rsbnsrpult aus nit Ollie
elmer elettriI6en Sai9enlampe 70 ges
nou lsntte, oaB bieIer tletne DaseH
alien StiibIsn senau auspi9. Sieier
Bossn beiaB rausen". bic aus &C.
lsn5eIen beItanpen. Sn benz lue'n1
Bid, mo bds 2i9t bic SeIsnjeltu
traf, ieBts ii9 Der Daseu in SeIDss
gung uno er blieb iteben, fpenn bas2i9i
OerlOidt mar. Die 9sliatung Der Se'
lsn5elen beiDirtt bic Snbetrietisbung
zines Wlptprs, Der feline sau5e Sraft
pon elmer I'm Snnern oes Dassns be'
finbliasu Nttumulntorsn 9atterie
erbielt. Durh Steusrmasnsteu Idst
ii9 peiter beipirten, onb ii9 Sas
9efdbrt bur9 9eIidtuns nur sin.r
SslenSslls nod Der sntfprs9enSsa
Ri9tuus IenteH Idbt.
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seHsr.GrssHsaus.

Gin iebr meripiirbiges GsrGt sur
grSeugung Don ssuer iit auT Der
6dlbinIsl Malatta in 9ebrau9. Wes
gen fsiner interchangeable Tam
man Is als Gsusrpumpe bs3eidnen.
Der bsr3isrte 3pIinbsr III aus Corn
anssfsrtigt pub bat cine 2dnge Don
brei 3oII. Sn inn b<pegt ii9 ein
sbenians aus Dorm berssftslltsr STD,
Bel, be1sn untsres Gnoe etipas auss
gebSblt III. Die &usb0bluns nirnmt
ben 3unbtr niif. Ddmit Der St5Bel
Iuftbi9t idIisBt, III sr nit sinem ein'
sefettstsn Jdoen umfpidslt. Sur
Jererer5eusuns pirb Der 3plinber in
Die Iinie 9nub senommen, Der nit
3unber rsrfebene St1Btl lei9t auf
ben 3blinber nufssfebt. hnnn nit furs
gem S4lnge siHsetrie6en unb RAID
pisbsr berausss5osen. Sur9 bic
3uIammenpreHuns Der 2uft gerGt
Der 3unbsr ins gliibsu. Die Borbss
oinsuns bafiir III Srods1beit bes
Sunoers. Ditfer bsitebt meiitsus aus
osn Isinsn saisrn. bi. an Der 9lntt.
pur5sI perfdisb,nsr paImsnarteu.
Hfe Der 4nnupalme obsr Der 9uiass
paIms fibsn. I'm i'm trodsn gu haIs
Ten, pirb er In Grudiftllen auf6es
ipnbrt. Befpnbsrs Deripenoet man
fur bieIm 3ipsd bie Gdals Der 3a,
narisnnuB. glud3 Bii4sden aus
gombusro6r, iOpis Der Rnauf ees
Gt5BsIs perben nls Aufbsirabs
rungsort bsnnbt. glsbnlibe deuers
pnmpsn sebraudt man IN JranaS.
iij9sSnbo9ina uno Birmu, ouf Gus
uiatta Cana uHb ben QhlIipeinsit
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etnrts gersr5feruns fiinitiidDer auIius
braGte een %reis berab.

Cine Ja95eitI9riit madt auf eius
3iemli9 iibsrrai4enDe geidaftli4s
Isntpidluns in Der Gummipslt auf'
merfiam.
9lu6 Der 9unlmi pber &auti4ut
bate natiirli9 on Dem Sinauii9nsI'
len iait aIIer prsiie !eilseHOnmeH,
Iogar IN iebr encouragement WiaBs;
unD er mar aud elmer Der allerleBteH
4rtitel, Don Denen nan aneeii9ts
Der ungebeuren un0 DielieitigeH Rods
frage unb Oes bei9rGaften &nsebp~
| tss etipas anoeres erluartet babeH
niirbe. uno bod tommt iest Die
&unbs, bnB bic Preiie bieiss Stof'
res Im s5aDre 1917 nIeorlger genes
len iino, ais i'm Sabre 1913!
9ieisr srpbe 2BauDel, Der in 70
enti9iebenem SeSeniaB our allgeIReis
nen Hi9tuns bes 1tarttes itebt, 1T
cur6 eine itarts @ersr6Beruns Der
gei9dftli9en 9ummibaum EnItur
5upege sebra6t poroen. Seine Gra
IaBitOffe unb teine DsnH aud 10 nett
ge6enbe 4usnuBung DON &bfdIIeu
piirben bieie Wirtung ber6eigeiahrt
baben, sumal iie ii9 fir man4e oer
beute pi4tigften 3pede ni9t bdtteH
oeripsnoen laifen.
SIN Sabre 1913 Durbe aus ben
untultiDierten DdlOeru un0 aus ben
bamals ppr6anbenen ooer entrDideIteu
plantasen unsefdbr gIei9Diel Saut'
I9ut erlangt, - i'm Sabre 1916 oa'.
segen purDe bur9 ben piiieni9aft'
li9en 4nbau breima | iopieI &aut'
I9ut sepOnneu, ME aus ben aBdl'
bern Der pilDen Hatur. uno pdb'
reno bes abgelaufenen Sabres idHt
Der Yreis pOn &ob<&auti4ut Bis aui
40 Gents pro PfuHS.
Ulan9e Der 9ummibaumsPla
gen iino ia 6loBe rDilbtaBeR"s sllHs
ternebmungen; aber bod Bel peitem
nint nlle! limb Der bette Grao
aauti9ut tOmm. beute seraOe DON
Dieien plantaseu au Wlartte. Sier
Tam bas 9ei4dft aud piel pirts
i9aftIi9er betrieben perben.
sym 8albe seben Bel Der 9anties
rung bes &autf6utsSaftes, pie lie
I9on otter bef9risben Duroe, ifets
| 16 bis 18 prp5snt OabOn Derloren;
oasesen brau6t auf Der plantage,
| penn man bic nDtige Sorsfalt pals
ten lGbt, Der 8erIuit ntat auf Iber
i prossnt su tommen. au4 in ans
oerer 9sSiebung perben auf Der
plantass befiere inOuitrielIe Wletbos
ben angenenbet, ipeI9e sbenfalls bas
gu beitrusen, bas grSeugnis gu Der~
billiaen. llno bieIsr Donbel 1T IN
sriter 2inie fir bic 4utomobiIs uno
fix bic RabreifensS Snbuitrie bon Der
sr0bten Di9tigteit.
Sbne 3peifel baben bic febr ho'
| ben prsiie pieIe unternebmer gum
9tnbauen DON 9ummi6dumeH ermus
tigt, unb bic neuerli4e Grmdbigung
mag bic ipsitere 3unabme Der tiinits
Iifen proouttiou perlangfameu.
aber aud Bel bem mdBigeren preis
lGbt ii9 bieie &uItur nod iebr pors
tsiIboft bstrsiben, unb Elm Riidsnng
i'm anbau Der 8dume TT tDobI nidt
gu befiirdten.
Die melt Der mGBisere preis benz
unmittelbaren @erbrau9er bon aus
tomobilsn ober Rabrsifen Susute
tommt. bas 1T eins anbere Grass. -
nie INNER. So4 sana obne Gin
fIuB biirfte er Bel Der nod beItebens
ben Ronturrens ni9t bIsi6en.
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9ie @egeuo bon ltrrliitIi IN
Der 3iiinenrei ift Die, ipelhe BON
0aeer om peiteiten aitf Der @eIi
entfernt lit, uamIid 240o ailOme
ter.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-22
Newest Devices Of Surgery
For Our Wounded Soldiers
Nitrous Oxide and Horoscope at Hand to Give
American Wounded All Chance in World.

table, and the surgeons were at work
They're after that abdominal
wound the inferno told me. They're
working with the horoscope
above Bills upturned feet and
about yard away stood an X ray ap-
paratus. Its flesh piercing light fell on
disk Of metal that an orderly held
over Bills barred waist. The violet
rays passed through the disk and into
the patients abdominal cavity. The
surgeons eyes followed them through
the metal and into the flesh. His
knife plying fingers worked under the
disk and deep In the wounded mans
belly. He cut with that solid plate for
a window.
"'He can see what he's after before
he gets started my guide exulted,
and If he overlooks any shell frag-
ments there is a magnetic contrivance
that sounds a buzzer when he gets
near them.
ut would be all right they told me.
Thanks to the horoscope and the nj
trous oxide, a stay here under treat
ment and then a rest at one of the
Red Cross convalescents' camps By the
seaside would fit Bill for a return to
the trenches"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-06-22
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The best Is none too good for the
wounded American soldier. That Is
the Red Cross idea. The minute SCI
ence finds an Improvement in surgery
II Is adopted In the Red Cross army
hospitals, which are models of up-to-
the-instant completeness.
This fact is wildly emphasized In a
recent news dispatch from Reginald
Wright Kaufman, author of The
House Of Bondage" Kaufman bad
been allowed ~ accompany a badly
wOuaded friend into the operating
room:
"'COme on, said the inferno; your
friends in there. He's about played
out; can't stand chloroform or ether.
Get to give him nitrous oxide
Il knew that for patient whose re-
slstance has been diminished the diff
ference between the old anaesthetics
and this new one is frequently the
difference between life and death, but
] also knew that nitrous oxide is not
c. eur army list and that no supplies
existed year ago In France.
"'The Red Cross has putt o plent
here explained the inferno. He open
ed a door. Bin lay on the operating