The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1918, Page 5

ri t al foes | t s \also a small detachment of quarter- ILD HOSPITAL Operating. Room on Wheels at the Front (By ‘Newspapér Enterprise Ass'n.) _ Washington, D. C.. Aug. 14:—The ‘credit for the first mobile operating unit_in the world goes to American genius. An operating room on wheels, cap- able of being rushed up to-within five miles of the front line in any direc- tion at any time, is an achievemen: of great: importance in keeping up with a rapid advance of a fighting force. ; It is impractical as we]]'as danger- ous to transport‘ seriously woundea men’ over shell-torn ground for any great distance. to keep pace with a steadily progress. ing army. That is where the American mobile operating unit will work. wonders. In- stead of waiting for battle-victims to be brought to it for treatment. it goe- to them. / i Its equipment is as ‘complete as modern science can construct. Sur geons and nurses head its personne:. The nurses are women of special; skill and coolness. The-unit consists of five sections— @ power truck, sterilizing truck, oper- ating tent truck, surgical supply and drug trucks. There are. also four trailers—electric light and X-ray, kitchen, provision and storage. In aa- dition, the unit is strengthened by a ‘Wleet of ten light trucks carrying tent- age, water, fuel, operating and repair parts and means of communication. A unit’s full personel embraces at least 100 medical officers and nurses and about\200 medical enlisted men; master men, including expert mechan- ics. ‘ The operating room is set up in less than an hour. © Fwo hundred patients can be taken care of at the same time |_ and its surgical facilities allow for at jeast 100. major operations in 24 hours. ‘ ‘avy Ww. &. 8. ——— Miss Peterson of Capitol Force Accepts Post In Washington _ Miss Haldora Peterson Has been ot- | fered a position in the Headquarters office of the American Library asso- ciation war service at Washington, D. C., and will leave at the end of the week to begin her work in the library | of congress. Miss Peterson came from Pembina to the office of the library commission in 1910 and was stenog- yapher fo rthe secretary until Novem- ber, 1918, when she accepted a promo- tion to the office of the state engi- neer. ‘Her shorthand, together with her experience in card filing and class- ification of reference material will make her a valuable assistant to the | Library War Council. Her faithfuiness and efficiency are well known ‘at tne capitol and matiy friends throughout the state who have profited. by her capable: service ‘in ‘the legislative ref- eernce department at the library com- mission will rejoice at this recogni- tion of her fitness for ‘wides useful- ness. é ~+ Miss Beterson -will join her sister who ig already in the Adjutant eGner- al’s office at Washington. | ——— BUY W. 8. 8.7 . Ladies’ Auxiliary. Catholic ladies Auxiliary of thé Red Cross will meet Thursday afternoon at the K. C. Hall: Mrs. P.M. Wilson will be hostesses. . To Preach in Norton Township. Rev. A. Jacobson of the Swedish Paptist church will preach in Nortoa ; township, Burleigh county, at 2°p. m.| Sunday. The services will-be. held in the Norton township schoolhouse. May Join Y. M. C. A. | Rejected at officers’ training school | because of deficient: eyesight, George H, Musson, attorney at Tuttle, N. D., was in Bismarck today en.route home. He is anxious to take part in the war and will-seek to enter the war work of the Y. M. C.-A, ‘Is Head Nurse. *Word has been received in Bis- marck ‘that Miss Wanda Kurth. form- erly | connected ‘with the Bismarck hospital, but at present in'a base hos- pital in New York city, had been giv- en the position. of head night nurse with 500 patients under her care. Miss. Kurth offered her services as a Ket ross nurse several months ago and was sent to New York. Her many friends in this city will be pleased to learn of her rapid promotion. ~ On Way to Front. Aparty of 28 Red Cross nurses pass- ed through Bismarck last evening on No. 2 en route from Camp Lewis, American Lake, Wash., to New York city, and expect to.embark shortly for overseas service. In the party were Miss Olga Engestrom of, wilton and Miss Victoria Lindor of Mandan, both forther well known nurses attached to the Bismarck hospital. The young la- dies have been engaged in Red Cross work in the capacity of nurses for! nearly a year. A number of friends from this vicinity were at the train to bid them farewell. BUY W. S. S.——— Constipation upsets the entire sys tem—causing serious illness to the human family. Don't worry—Hollis- ter’s. Rocky Mountain Tea will drive out constipation, regulate the bowels, tone the stomach, purify, cleanse. Without fail give it a thoro trial. 3b. Breslow’s. i i RUY W. 3. 3.—-——— 1.u8T—Between .. Sterling marck, Fisk tire and part of carrier and S. D. license number. Finder communicate with W. H. Ublenkott. German State Bank, Strasburg, N. Dak. - $14 3t acy W. s.'s. WANTED—Experienced bank clerk for Bismarck position. Address 605 Tribune. 8 14 6t avy W.S, $- FOR SALE—6 full blooded Euff-Orp- ington laying hens. and one Buff roost- er for $12.00. Inquire W. A. Engle, 518 No. 14th street or Phone 718Y. : 8 14 dt BUYW.S3——— Oy WANTED—About September 15, six or seven room modern house cen- trally located. Steady tenants. Write It is equally difficult | for a field or an evacuation hospital |, ‘WHAT She Wife the famous KINDA Agere vipeikiags Amenity Pricer yng ona code wine D DO YOU LIKE? in"PARLOR. BEDROOM and BATH’. NEW YO 0. RK FARCE SUCCESS prefer: ADIES, what is your favorite i style in husbands? : _ Dovyou prefer them perfectly, Jimmiaculately good, or do you like them ~just.°a wee bit “spotted?” cy Do’you feally: want ‘to’ be’ the*first and only woman your, husband ever loved, orvare you Secretly. glad of the ‘fact that he” cdme to. yoy with the wisdom of experience and chose you from among the many? Every woman will admit, that to a woman, the most interesting thing about a _man‘is his relation to wo- men. That he also builds bridges, (jee Help H Sal sionate. Womgn have adored Byron without ever reading his poems. So is the romantic side of woman's nature summarized in, “Parlor, Bed- room and Bath,” the screamingly funny farce comedy ‘which scored so sensational a success in New: York last season. The. play tells the story of a.woman who married a man be- cause she was attracted by the stor- ies of his scarlet past. The,poor hus- band is‘in reality a naive and virginal fellow with an ‘inveterate terror of women, but to retaih his domestic happiness he is compelled to assume the air of a bold and dauntless in- triguer, even to the extent of writing Hubby Covt always fe7\ ribly disappointed in a, cer imself? Women are instinctive re- ' strong. when she found, out that h- formers, They dgnt uacsuy ter experience with women, H nen who are morally as good as themselves. Every woman likes to [be the guiding star to the man she | loves. ! “I haye discussed this subject with different kinds of women. The con- sensus of feminine opinion seems to be that the wholly inexperienged Romeo is ‘a pill.’ The man of the ‘world ktlows how to make love, they say, and that's the all-important thing with women. He makes the beautiful woman think that she is intelligent, and the intelligent woman think that how been interested in him « account,» she unblushingly adm... And I believe that such interest on the part of women is’ the most na- tural thing in the' world. “A certain physician, a friend of mine,once told me, that other things being’ equal,’ a woman would in nine \cases Out of ten, choose a man who had loved many women in_prefer- encé to’a man who had loved none. Most scientists agree with this. think it is Havelock Ellis. who’ ex- She Fills Grenade Every Five Seconds| London, Aug. 14.—A world’s record in filling grendes was’ established | by Miss Annie Irving, who filled 6.036 | hand grenades with high explosives ir | nine hours. In the last two hours she | filled one grenade every five seconds. | yw. 8: t Nerve Specialis ‘a | Always with Kaiser, (By Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n.) | Amsterdam, Aug. 14.-——The Jatest ru: | mor trom the front is\that the kaiser never goes anywhere unless accompan- ied by one of the greatest nerve spe- cialists in Berlin. fn BUY W.3 8. Glen Ullin Chief Of Police Removed On complaint of Attorney General | Langer, Henry T. Bechtold, chief of | police of Glen Ullin; Morton county, | N. D., has been removed from office | by the governor, Lynn J. brazier. Frank T. Lembke, a lawyer practic: | ing law at Elgin, N. D., has been ap- | pointed special commissioner to take | the testimony at the hearing set jor August 28,1918. | The charges against Mr. Bechtold | are that he is a habitual drunkard, | and grossly incompetent to perform the duties of his office, said Mr. Langer. Affidavits were filed with the gov- ernor by certain citizens of Glen Ullin and these were referred to the attor-| ney general by the governor, and this action was the result. BUY W, 5. 8.—— CASTORIA| For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years the Always bears CO Miltda iLkit Signatur: of acute or chronic, coughs, flammation or congestion of PERUN Miss Helen, Thomas, R. D. No. 4, in behalf of her brothe: inspiration to the sick. Read indigestion, constipation, or ot! I, . Lo a ta Now is the MAES oe sash overhauled and fixed up. We will be very busy. soon. See Faunce, Fourth street, for repairs. Advt “Fach Cigar inits own humidor” ‘WERTHEIMER Bros, BALTusore, Mo. ¢ each each Gfor 35¢ for 20¢ AUDITORIUM One Night, Thur. Aug. 22 Justly Styled “The Biggest and Most Sumptuous Dramatic t Spectacle on Earth William Elliott, F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest Present Not a Motién Picture Greatestall-star cast ever organ- ized in history of American stage, including Nance’ O’Neil, Charles alton, , Freder Lewis, Olga Newton, Jean Robertson, Florence Auer, Syndey Herbert, Harry Du- gan, Mile. Karmenova and a host of other stars. { One Hundred and Twenty Real Sheep Mail Orders Now | Prices: 50¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 This road is open to all sufferers from catarrh, either peep cet effects of grip, er complaints due: to in- the mucous linings. A YEAR-ROUND MEDICINE FOR YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED AND INFIRM Box 106, Pari er and herself. 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Why, I even knew a woman once who told me that she was ter- greater his experience with women, “the greater the fascination he exer- cises upon the feminine mind. Every woman reverences Sir Galahad,’ but she forgives Don Juan—and the far- giveness of woman is ardent and pas- ————— — HERE’S NE WWAR | war bride's society recently organized in’New York. BRIDE SERVICE FLAG, | The bride’s service flag is correct: 4a) _i displayed under the service flag of ths ier husband and only at the home of the bride. ——ev Ww. s. 5. SANGER NEWS. George Gilbertson left last Saturday | same place. | Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte and | Daughter Miss Frances spent Sunday | lin Wilton the guests of the Simon! \ JaJhr family. | Martin Anderson, manager of the} Sanger dray line has harvested - his. | flax, 1t was sown early and is of an j unusually good stand. | ‘Tom McCann and Harvey Bagnell’ | were in South St. Paul with cattle | last week. ‘ i | Miss ‘Myrtle Bigelow and Miss Ag-! ‘nes Etherington have’ enlisted as Red | | Cross nurses and expect to leave soon. i Mrs. Fred Isham ‘left? for“Bismarck | ; Monday where she took her son. to! | consult a doctor. t | The Standard Oil Company, has de- ‘cided to put in a service station here ang make Sarge the istributing | | point, for a largesterritory. I The Camp Fire Girls from Bismarck } have heen camping at Painted Woods | | Lake for the past week: | | Mrs. A. G. Spiering returned last | week from Gavlord, Minn, where she \has been Visiting for the past two \ | weeks. ! Freistad and Miss Listrom. nurses from. the Bismarck hospital, ‘have returned to the Canital City.after j paving spent a week in Sanger visiting \Railroad Man Gives | | Good Advice, under | “Several years ago I was |} months, 3 weeks ~* which were} i spent in a hospital. Another stomerh) The. war ‘bride’s service flag has | Specialist told me I had gall stones | {and that an operation was necessary. | now made its appearance, so if You jost 45 Ibs. in weight. 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Wilcox has also left for the| {noon Aug. 14. i | treatment of a stomach specialist for; ~ she is beautiful, He is at all times the master of the situation, and wo- men, even modern ones, adore mas- terful men.” This is one clever woman's senti- ments on the ever-interesting subject, Ladies what do you think? Is it the Don Juan or the Sir Galahad? many womeii~ gives man’s choice greater vajue, and’ secondly, the more a man has sinned in this direction, the greater the woman's chance to raise him to her own level. Every woman will admit that she’ prefers the man whonr other women: desire. “The reform’ clement is hardly less at the home of the former's sister, | Grand Forks . . 50 Mrs. M. C. Smith. St. Paul 60 * Artie McMaster has a field of corn Winnipeg . 48 which stands over eight feet high and Helena 48 snows a fine yield. Chicago . i Through the kindness of M. C. Smith | ‘Swift Current . . 40 Kansas |City .. a 14 ORIS W. ROBERTS, Meteorologist. sa and R. Fz Smith, Sanger has a new | |flag pole 75 feet’ high, which makes a decided improvement. Several build- jings in town have also had flag poles Don't let your children stiffer. , If |they are fretful, peevish, puny, or cross, give them Hollister's Rocky Mountain’ Tea—a harmless but safe laxative for children. 35c. Breslow's. Robert ‘Bagnell” an@ Ed oBardnian motored to Bismarck on business. Mon- day. AUY W, WEATHER REPORT. or twenty-four. hours ending at Temperature at 7 a*tm. . Temperature at noon . Highest yesterday Lowest yesterday Lowest Jast night Precipitation Highest wind velocity cco TS) grail store or office room; ground' floor; steam heat; FORECAST. i {| electric light. { For North Dakota, Fair tonight and Thursday; ‘rising temperature. Lowest Temperatures. «+ 50 i \ 46 | | BISMARCK’ REALTY C Fargo .. Bismarck Bank Bldg. Williston, . WHAT ‘A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX MEANS The knowledge that your valuables are safe. “No worry over lost papers. 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Tribune. 35c, $1.10 and $1.65——PRICES. Seats at Knowles the Jeweler / 55c, $1.10 and $1.65 : Curtain 8:15; stiuwot