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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-07
THIEF SHOT BY DETECTIVES.
Discovered Looting Freight Car at
Springfield Another Man Arrested.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June In
running battle with Boston G. Albany
railroad detectives, Guisseppi Vasani,
of this city was shot and killed early
yesterday morning and Louis Maltoni
also of Springfield was arrested charged
with larceny from common carrier.
According to the police Visani and Ma
toni together with a. third man, were
found looting a freight ear and when
the officers approached they dashed
for liberty. Detectives fired nine shots
and Visanti one. according to the offic-
'ers The third man escaped.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-07
THE RATTEBoRo DAILY REFoRlIER. MONDAY JUNE

the next candidate if it becomes apparent
that he himself cannot. be nominated.
Briefly, the Old Guard would like to see
Governor Lowden named but will not exert
the steam-roler to accomplish that step.
If he can't develop majority spontan-
eously, the choice will turn to Messrs
Hughes, Sploul, Hoover, Taft with Their
chances in the order named
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-07

Besides the above mentioned special values in
white footwear are prepared to show you an un-
exceled variety of summer footwear of all kinds at
greatly reduced prices Bargains here for the whole
family. Pay visit and see for yourselves.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-07
Mems White Canvas
Outing Shoes

Made of the best quality
white canvas with rubber soles
and leather inside soles. All
sizes in the lot. Replacement
value S2.35,
Special Sale Price $1.59
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

La RgalOrden de de flo formadade para ynder
ienes de memories de Febrero de 1854
fainio antique Juzgado bees de difuntos exs
dey6yo de asuntos los Acades
Mayores, Jueces e Partido s s1 M
1856 pdso Ia organization de los
ibunales administration de justca El Real Deeo
1858 estaBeci0 rega eecuci6n esta
Dereto Dcembre de S4sobe expropiacion
forzoka p6r causa de utidad Rdbica sss.s>
La Real Orden Ocbre 1850 extensive isa la
de 1853 expedida Ia formation
yregmen de las sociedades an0iimas de Cuba l
Reaes Decretos Julio estabeceon Ell Concejo
de Ia a los procedinientos
s ngocOs coneneoso dfimr las eompetenas de jul
Iisdicci6ny las autordade
deaes admnistrativas.
1868 derogo la Real Cedula
de de 1924 VICENTE Ultramar desde 10 de
Mario las sobre de il de octubre de
Mayo de 1921 19 de Juno de
1891 Ia de 10 de Agosto de 1871 ~
Real 1884, aboi6 la tasG del
segundo termino
los Atos Acordado ado po creada por Real
Gedua "a Junio de 1884, desde institution
para de jhsca cuya compilation 1851
hajo por Rafael Garcia de Goyena
por ihcaiya una Goerno del iluse Cogo de Abo
gado Rico E onyenen ctar adeas e Bando de Po
obefno ictalo consuiyo del real acueo
Excelntisimo senior d Juan de
Gobernador Captain General fue de las
oueiones pubadas poseornente Ell gobierno de la
puede dec Onsftagen e defecho municipal de la
Nncia. 8
esayitud ue introducida America por
de permsos permonesp
&c Guinea Ia ecayitd americana era uh eompueo
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/. PRoNTUARIo.

reunia todo 10 de vii enian las de los varos
tados de la antgueda sera aqueos 1sos que
parela redfan asocaban ordnario
era odaya una institution nmVa La estlaytud pOr
Ia fuera NADIA nhumana
cebaba dencia cntc eslayo perjufcios
or Los esavos de la misma que
dose que podfa sobeyer
hobre cualquiera indeeble de
inferior la scayitnd qued6 aboda por
las leSese de Julio de1S7O la p de Mayo de 1875
cs 6igo Girl 6rigen del 6digo
Civil Espao gas concretas Codgo de
EdcO Brevario despue con la
fusion as pog Juzgo nTupcfon aIabe anuo e
tc eserzd econqusa
los fuerOs municpales cfearon cartaspue
BIAS la a1ada Federation Civil yao 10
ato de fud C6digo Don Alfonso cuyo Coigo
sc an6 uefo Real las Pardas Codgo suez enonto
mayor esfera de- yda e Orenamiento Alcala
alefuerzo de Don Alfonso XE anovimento hay que
agEega el de p fueros costunbres escFitas ges
ttpcione cartas pryegos captuacones de reyes
e concios decsiones de Jusca acuerdDs
dos tOdUs elos al Cuepode Deecho canbcp
gesto, las Instucones Noveas mpador la ti
prudeea general detoda est confusion
ne eemeptos e constfda
eopalidad epalola Fernando Doha
Isabel pomuigar dposieone que
ora confundr nstituc0nes ciyiles Fue Don
Felipe e para proYincas fees reoyo en-
paI Ia question: promugando Deeto 1907
amado de papta ey Tit III lib III Ree abolendo
los fuero de Valencia Arg6n e Deeo de Juio de
1907 ley sablee6 el principle de ley regir
Esana signendo este upihcco Sc
nombFaron eomsiones estudo eodacsc6n peo
esultados practicOs Fernando gona reinado en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

A diarls yemos leemos en- los dis
tintos Gliarios del pals, de las cOnffs
nuas obras de carload que Sc exterios
rizan por las personas mas D menos
acomodadas en- beneficio de los meiies.
ltesoroS de todas las clases .sociales,
Ola para acudir Ell favor de los niiios
Ihuerfahos va para levahtar Gu
setas en- 81 Sanatorio Insilar, donde
puedan Eecobrar la salud los atslcados
de la plaza BLANCA bien para He
var presentes a los vaKentes soidados
que defender la pdtria en- los caa.pos
de Jatdlta De diferentes modos Sc
hace signiiicatiyo el hecho de que
nuestras classes sociales no paran
nlientes en- desembolsar algunas mo
nedas que de cualqufer manera pue-
dan contribllira a mejorar las situacio-
nes tristes de algdn deshereGado de
Ia fortuna.
En- estos dfas en- que la draga del
gobierno ha arrojado lodo y aguas So
bre el poblado menesteroso mas pr6xi-
mo a los mangiaresI y las casas Sc han
yistc cercadas de cieno por todas par
tes Y como consecuencia Sc. ha lanza-
do i'm enjambre de mosquitos sobre
los habitantes, haf sldo neeesario le-
iFantar una cruzada en- pdo el barYio
de Puerta de TERRA para defenderse
contra una y otra calamidad, por Ia
amenaza de un epidemia que pondrfa
en- peligro la vida de todos. La pri-
ner cfnzada esta siendo sresueltas con
buen 6xito por el traslado constanta
de los habitantes mas amsnazados al
Barrio obrero que el Gobierno Ipsu-
lar levanta en- santurce. como soIu-
ci6n de, medidas lsanitarias que neeesi-
a- i II fT,. 40 at- y.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
Sc ir1vestiga tambien 10 Dc
Santo Domingo

Il : Il N
Washington, % noviembre.
Ell representante al Congreso, Sc
nor w. A. Rodenberg de Illinois,
afiunci6 hoy que ] IA investiga-
ci6n que Sc propone Ell Gongreso
del aIegado desgobierno de los
Estados Unidos eri Haiti, Ssobre
Ia cual insisten los senadores Y
representatives que regresan a
Washington, Sc extendera tam
bi6n a los asuntos de Santo Do
mingo.
FL congresista Rodenberg,
quien es miembro del comite de
IA Camara ,sohre regimen gaber-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

nativo, anuncio recientemente.
que intentaba recabar Ia autori-
zacion para una Investigation
cofhpieta de los cargos sobre Ell
desgobierno en- Haiti y de la ma
tanza sin discrimination de mas
de dos mil haitianos norslos ma
rinos.
Rodenberg dice que desde
su declaration original ha reci-
3bido informes de que sinilares
condolences existen en- santo Do
mingo v que el pediria una in
svestigacion sobre toda la isla, u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
SQuienes leen
"El Inparcial'?

Ell IMPARCIAL 10 leen los conner
ciantes de tpdas las categorias; 10
leen los agricultores, los industriales,
los artesanos, los obretos en- general;
todos los hOmbres de ciencia del pals;
70 lee, en- fin, una clienteia numerosa
y selectisima.
OTdene sus anuncios, sin perdida
de tempo, Ell INIPARCIAE, y We
ra elSFesuItadO. II II Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
POR OBRA DE Carload

friendo pacientemente, los efectos de-
sesa pIaElA aliIda ;No habra uno d
yarios de huestros iilantropos que re-
galen I'M lrilnero suiiciente de mosqui-
teros asesos AligAos nartires, que tras
de hallafse al borde de h tumBa to-
tlaylal el destino lcs resersaba un Ill
time supIieioa Estamos segnros VI es-
pegamos qIS lluastras voeess sean oidas
Y que una dulce plegaria saldra de-
aquella casa hacia 81 Altfs mo ven ace
ci6n de gIacias por la dicha de quien
'sepa proteger a aquellos necesitados
contra las inclemercias de ia suerte.
HI , i. s .5e Up. Ne
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06

tan tres b9iTl0s del exprasado sitios
y "a otra cirlzada Sc puede decir esta
tambien solucionada por Ia adguisi5
cion de mosquiteres que han hecho!
easi todas las faalilias de aquellos lqs
cares Una SOFA parte de IA poblaci6n,
rsifbien es yerslad iuue esta \ cubierto
Ael aqua X los iniasmas de-. menciona-
40 lqgar 4Or Ia mucha limpieza que
ALI existe Sc halla h1erfaIa de pro.
teccion contra q sIMPATICo Mos
QUITO, porque no eueata con nledios
de fortuna con q, ippedirssu moItffera
picada Las Ae,nsdiiitas y los qtciaaos
tlesQNaparados son los que estan su-
LIZ. tfags 2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
BLUS

H - Z.
Aln necesitamos personas entehdi-
DIS ensIa manufacture de blusas.
cuellos y punos hechos manO que
.puedan hacerse cargo de nuestra
ageucia en- los siguientes pueblOs. Las
que pruebep ser aceptables, pueden
lestar seguros que tendran trabajo
continualnente:
Ceiba, Mameyes, LuqaiIlo, Culebra,
Trujillo Altos, Maunabo, Guaynabo.
iPunta de Santiago, Cidra y Carolina.
81 DIRIJASE A W
Glassberg' Blouse CO.,
Luna 81, San Juan, 2. r
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06


Eableemsno condolences
tataento cienihco de todas las ereT
dades s.ua6r CoInoddad esmerado
servicioSnerpo medco resdnte Ell Saratoro chine
Sc adrln tatneuto de otro sexo
aenddos Socdsd
~ Departamentds especiales Sehoras.
eSpecia bahos de lu de hiT0
electcos hdoerapcp Rayos FulgGfaeiGn akS
clos 5equta ivamente cppvenconales
80 @ss PERSONAL CrENTIFICo. aaoaA
DIRECTOR del sANATORIo DR.. don Amao Rodan.
DIRECTOR C0NSULTORIO: Manuel Quevedo Bdeza9
CIRUJANO GENERAL Dr. d2n Rafal Veez lopez sesis
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDaEES DE NARIZ O1DOS. GAR.
u 0JOS. Agustin r. Laugier
aE.saSs [NIEDICOS AGXILlARES: s7ass1
sDf don, lose Polanco. Dr. don Castor l. Rivera.
E.#.1@ CIRUJsNO DENTISIA. Dr. don Lorenzo R. Noa a :
&. .ssEHN PRACTICATTE Don Enrique Fernandez
dad copea aptit1d pcca larga expene
- - z = i s@fI13
4s CoNSULTAs. ttsaAs
Director de la tarde los das labo
Reconocmicntos $1,000 Consulas $500 ~ 90
Gnera Particularcs de Na IL de la manana
rnaFtes jueves sahados
Po e los dias hhorabes;
po mdcos ntenos Doctores Rivera Aponte Ruiz
Nazario.
En- 81 Consuoio :r-ll. 'Vaez, de 1T. Is # Hi
Dr. Quevedo Raez de auxHiados por los Doc
~ Poanco Rivera. I ~
Cnuano Consutorio, ODoneD 10 Pzasde
IL Colon; de 12a de la tarde, IS tF# y
$500 teniendo derechonara
atenddp auera de los sos iudcados la presentacio
q NJ pREs1DENc1A TE5oRERfA;}M
Apartado 241,l Apartado Nl
San juan Puerto Rice San JUAN Puerto Rlco;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-06
YERBA ELEF A N T'E

Uno de los mejore orras conocdos hasa Ia ea para
nalo. Greece atura de 18 pies
Sc yende senlla Dc dicha de SoO mayor
cantdad $1,000 tonelada kilometres del puente de
Goroza construction haca Barros
I. Para infermes drase PABLO ARIZONA p O.sBox Al CO..
roza, Puerto Rico
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
GRACE EPISCOPAL.
EVENING.

Pre- c ssionsl Hymn.
Canticles.
offertory Anthem-Praises to the
Father .Gouncd
Recessiopsl Hymn,
The choir viii render a song service
on Sunday evening, Jan. rs, at 1880
O'Clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17

musicians and those VINO love real art.
The Beethoven club announces this
organization for two concerts at the
New Lyric theater on Tuesday, NATL
1ng the second attraction of It's course
for the season Of 1890, Holders Of
membership tickets will be privileged
to attend one without cost,
This orchestra has been here several
times and its merits are fully appre-
oiated, being regarded by MANY as the
peer of any which has ever played to
a local audience. It's fame grows with
its age, for its career is closely inter-
woven about its wonderful director.
who is recognized as a genius for or
ganiEation and training, as we'll as for
inspiring those with him.
OF special note In connection with
this engagement will be the appearance
OF LaYerne De Sha1o, a local girl, as
piano soloist at the evening concert.
She made her professional debut early
in the fall and has wonderful talent, at
tested by the fact that this orchestra
consents to have her as a soloist. She
win play a Grieg concerto. The solo.
list at the matinee will be Henry ].
Williams, a Welsh harpist.
Following are the programs for the
concerts:
MATlNEE-2;So O'CLOCK.
toral OPP. IS ..,....... Beethoven
1-Allegro ma non troppo (The Awak-
ening of joyful Feelings on Ar
rival In the Country.
2-Aqdante molto< mosso (By the
a-Allegro Village Festival.
t-Allegro (The Storm.
S--Allegretto CThe Shepherds Song
Thanksgiving After the Storm, !.
last three movements played with.
out pause.)
Fantasy for Harp and Orchestra. Dubois
Suite in A minor, On. a.. MacDowell
lin q Haunted Forest.
2-Summer Idyl.
Sin October.
4-~Forest Spirits.
Overture to T~annhauser ....t. Wagner
EVENING--S15 O'CLOCK. !
Symphony No. 4 in minor, 0p IS
Rrahms
ALLEGRO non tronpe,x
2-Andante moderate.
3.-Allesro giocoso,
4--Allegro energice e passionate.
Symphonic Poem. the Sirens, Qp~33
Intermission,
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra In
A minor, OPP. 16 ....,E.,.,.,,G ries
Allegro moderate.
2--Adagio.
3-AQegro rnarcatoA
Miss De ShaZo.
Theme and Variations from Suite
No. 3 In G major ,..Tschaikowsky
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
UNITARIAN.

The musical program of the Unitarian
preaching services in the Majestic sun
day morning at IL o'clock will be as
follows:
PrcServica Recital:
Bye Low ...,..a....,..,,,,P Perkins
Mrs. Frank Sturm.
Trie-Love and Flowers ..... .Aldredge
Mrs. Sturm, organ; Miss McKeever,
Miss Castagnino, violin,
Organ Prelude-Fancies .....,.. Sellars
Mrs. Sturm.
Song-America, the Beautiful ..,. I
'''''.'t.',, Nard
Congregation, =
Offertory--Sert O. Miss You .... Smith
Mrs, Sturm, Misses Mckeever and
Castagnino,
Vocal Solo-Resignation .,........ Roma
Mrs. r. S. Dimmoek.
Postlude-Festal March ....... Hackett
Mrs. Frank Sturm, organist.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17

Many a Noble City ....... ,Hassler
Organ Postlude-March in h flat,
..s.........,....,..,..,.- Gounou
Adolph Steuterman, organist and
e.loirmaster.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
COSTUME RECITAL.

Pupils Of Miss Lillian r, PAYNE win
appear in a costume piano recital on
Friday evening Jan. %, IN Witzmann's
concert hall The program is an at
t~rsctive one and those who have been
invited anticipate a treat. The follow
ing viii participate: Nancy Watson,
Matte Highgate, Leila Mae Satre, Mar
iorie Watson, Louise Herring. Rosa
Parsons, Louise Goodman, Mary Lee
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
FIRST METHODIST.

Music Sunday by the large chorus
choir under the direction of Edmund
Wiley will be as follows:
MORNING.
fTeluue ,..,.r.r...t.sr..s
Mrs, Bessiles Erwin Reese.
Professional No. 3s6-Stand Up for
JESUS .t'.r..,r.. o., ....r,sN eOp
Anthem~-I viii Lift Up Mine Eyes
ss't's,.t. ,,,t... lame
Choir.
Offertory Duet--ln the Garden Brown
Mrs, T. r. Easley, Mrs, J. A Scott.
Recessional No, 4os--Lead ON, O
King Eternal ,..,.......... Smart
..,...,..,....,...,...}.
Mrs. Reese.
EVENING.
Authenticated Holy Night .,...,
."......,,.. Shepherd -OfteubaCh
Offertory-The Twilight Falls ...
n,..r...,,...r,... Emmersop
A. ii. Kelley n Quartet.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
WESTMINSTER.

The following music will be rendered
both morning and evening next Sunday
az the Westminster Presbyterian church
by a double quartet choir:
MORNING.
Anthem win Feed My Flock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gabriel
Creighton Edmondson and Choir.
Offertory-My God My Father .Marston
Mrs. Aubrey Tucker, soprano; Miss
Gray Caradine, contraito; Ben II.
Carr, tenor; Creighton Edmond
son, basso.
EVENING.
A~nthem--O Jesus, Thou Art Standing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shepherd
Mrs. Aubrey Tucker and Choir,
Anthen-God Is Love ....... Shelley
Mr.. Edmendson and Choir.
Mrs, ], T, Walker. o~rgdnist.
Ben Fl. Carr, director.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17

terday. The fneorpaatoH are II III
Heater. r N.A Heater. ]. ]. Mcshane
Thomas a. EyAns and M. G. Evans
Thfs ccnpanA viii bake pies, dough-
and fancy aastries Of an kinds for
tire wholesale trade They have se-
cured 4 desirable Vocation un Beale av-
enue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17

Penn, Dorothy Cerrell, Frances Brusch,
Elizabeth Carlton, Alice Parsons. Ern-
estlns Virgins, Annie Lee Melton, !
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

The following musical program will
be given at Calvary church Sunday;
Organ Prelude-Andante in E.,
Lefebure-W ely
Professional Hymn 62-From the East
ern Mountains .,.......r, Mann
Venite and Gloria to Psalms-Chant
NO. II Randall
Te Deum Laudamus, In c major.
Choir.
Iuhiiate Dec in. B flat ,,.,..M oseuthal
Mrs, r. Fl. Shepherd, Miss Cleo puease,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ramsey, G. NJ. Saner,
Hugh Sandidge, ]. r. Ktnnie, DR.. 2.
M. harrington and choir.
Sermon Hymn 5l6-Onward. Chris
tan Soldiers sullivan
Qffertory-Gloria to the 18th Mass.
',',s's MohdFl
Mrs. F. H. Shepherd Mrs. Elizabeth
Ramsey, c. NJ. Saner, j. f.
Kinnie and choir.
Recessional Hymn 63-Earth Has
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17

Mere announcement Of the fact that
the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
under the direction Of Emil 0berhoffer,
will play in Memphis is sufficient to
awaken enthusiastic interest among
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
PINE NOT: ASK YE WHY
NEW FIRM TO MAKE PIE

Ameng the new enterprises for Mem
nhts IS the Quality Pie Co. which was
granted a charter Il Nashville yes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17

Simplicity in engine construction.
Beautiful in body design The Tenn.
plaf, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17

Helen Carver, Anna Nelson Andrews,
Deyina Yahake, Dorothy McQuiston.
Elizabeth CrenshaN. Beatrice Brlttlng-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
IDLEWILD.

Following is the musical program for
services at the Idlewild PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday, under the direction OF
". Paul Stalls, ~organist:
X MORNING. .
Organ Prelude ...,,,,a.p,...l.aH
Anthem-The Eternal God Is Thy
Refuge ...,s...,....John r. West
Mrs. DAVID l.. Griffith, Mrs, Chas,
Birk, Edward p. Hoffman,
Clarence Banning.
ffertory-Trie--F Fountain Of Love
Eternal ...,,......,,.... Campan4
Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Rirk, Mr.. Hoffman.
Organ PoStlude .,......,a.~,,..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-17
EVENING.

organ Prelude -. ,f,......""
Anthem-~Now the Day Is over.
Obey Speaks
Offertory-Awake. My Soul 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Weipgart
ldlewild Quartet. q
Organ PostIude ....,..,..........,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-04
If there is profuse bleeding,

WateEJs II IueAo 10 PioAuSo oASSA"6'
fex limb or apply tourniquet. But
if evidence of internal bleeding, keep
patient on side in recumbent position
so tina. in event of blood oozing from
mouth or in case of vomiting. they
will not choke. Blood which is
coughei up frothy and bright red, Is
from the lungs. blood vomited and
dark red is from the stomach. When
they revive give chopped ice to suck
and apply cold cloths to lungs and
stomach. as cause may be.
Injuries to head with continued in
sensibility, simply calls for general
care of condition and patient attention
till medical help arrives.
H.. If the condition is due to sunstroke,
remove quickly to shady place; re-
move clothing to waist line; place in
semi.sitting position; dash cold water
on face and chest, and keep ice bag
to head. When revived give cold
water freely to drink.
IL CICCI1lC sllOCh, ACl1lOtC SduoSs IL
still near cause, and if lung action
has ceased, perform artificial respira.
ton. When breathing is restored and
consciousness returns, treat burns, if
any, and give stimulant as in shock.
If heat exhaustion. body will be
cold and clammy as in shock with
similar conditions as to breathing and
pulse. Remove to quiet place, loosen
clothing, if the temperature is below
normal; keep body warm with covers,
and when conscious administer stimu.
liant as above. or hot tea or coffee.
But if cause of condition was suffo-
cation, following smoke, gas or wat
er, artificial respiration will be the
first duty to perform, which will oc.
cupy a separate article to follow.
Painting is really an emotional af.
f%ect'on, something causing the blood
to leave the head to succor the heart,
and the consequent pale face and col.
lapse causing one to fall. Painting
may be easily avoided if one will
bend over, if sitting, or if standing,
stoop over, as if one were going tc
pick up something. In the case Of
another, if they seem to be on verge
of fainting, place a hand on belt ir
front and with other hand force the
head over, and the swoon is prevent.
ed.
If one is in a faint, don't pick then
up. Loosen tight clothing. fan,
sprinkle wafer on face and hole
smelling salts to nostrils momentari
ly. When conscious give cold waite,
to drink.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-11-04
FIRST AID TO THE INJURED
From a seriesSof articles authorized by
Northern Division of the A. r. c..
By Capt. 6. r. L. Fisher
OR
INSENSIBILITY

These terms are simply two differ
ent names for the same thing, and
possibly there is no other condition
which is 30 apt to puzzle one, as just
this state in which one NAV be found
lying because there are 30 many caus.
es for it. AS for instance, severe in.
juries to the skull causing conclusion
and compression of the brain. Also
certain diseases of the brain as apo
lexy, epilepsy, hysteria; and among
the more common causes-fainting,
shock, poisoning, sunstroke. heat x
haustion, bleeding, electric shock,
freezing or suffocation. Be careful
to ascertain from by.standers what
the cause was. If no one is able to
explain, or none but yourself and the
patient is there, then quickly study
person and surroundings and examine
for any of the causes mentioned above
If there is evidence that the case is
serious, send for medical help, and in
the meantime see that the patient is
placed in a position where breathing
is most easy. If the face is pale,
keep the head low, but if flushed,
raise the head slightly. loosen tight
clothing at neck, chest, waist. If
patient is cold, cover with blanket or
other wraps. and provide fresh air.
. But be careful to note the follow.
ing symtems: Il the breathing is
rapid, or comes as in signs; if beads
of sweat stand out on face; if skin is
cold and clammy if the pulse rapid or
in,p%erceptible, then they are in a state
of shock or collapse, and no time
must be lost in an endeavor to revive.
! Sponge face with weak vinegar or ar
omatics spirits Of ammonia, or
sprinkle with cold water; hold smell
ing salts to nostrfls MON entarily;
EEeefns ssii. Flliiaakke and speak To arouse, and
when cons :iousness returns give stim-
ulant, preferably aromatic spirits of
ammonia q teaspoonful in ] glass