The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1918, Page 4

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He de t “The Bethlehem-Union plant mot have turned out ships be ing @ Board and that ac ow was sufficient to hanc problem and meet all d mands The ships “had be n ry t to such [Point that enough vessels were all requirements on th nore t by next June, \t men in France t EPIDEMIG HERE WANES; DOCTORS “BUNCH” CASE Reports Reveal Many Are Old Cases. ull confidence. the wane," declared Health Commi sioner Copeland this morning. “T! reports show an increase in both i off in deaths. enza weather. out th What we need to wi: the reports show an 4 d not ours, cur in the last twenty-fo' ‘The doctors have failed “For instane’ 750 East Sixth Street, has turned 110 cases of influenza. I Bickley of No. West 3th Stre turns in sixty cases. The cards few days. “Comparison of the three days this week with the correspondi in fatalities. On Monda were athe from influenza a peneumonia. 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Dr. Greenwald of No both physicians show that their cases have been in progress for the past days of lagt week shows a falling o: y, uesda and Wednesday of last week the a de- The number of cases of influenza for ASKED TO CLEAN N UP RI RUBBISH ested to Prepare ters have been fac churches and eparation for accord fore 1920, The plant had never been cellation and piles were “es being ot iu “nm PATCHED, AND PUT “ BACK, e000 AS NEW at ae} na and no labor problem will be; That Is Only On One of the Marvels of War Surgery Told at Medical Camp. FORT OGL HORPH, Ga, Oct. ‘The new surgery developed by enables ot , 90. it] War, among other marvels, ng!a doctor, in chest cavity operations rad ‘hes use a rubber balloon and patch up tluses a rubber plug to patch up @ leaking tire, This was one of the revelations to 1,200 medical officers of the | American Army at Camp Greenleaf mad al by ten of the foremost surgeons of in re d Italy who are on sland, France ar of the country to give first- rmation to the medical fra~ y at ont. One statements was that rre Duval of the French Medical Corps, who said: removed the human lung from the chest cavity with forceps tied its bleeding blood vessels, cleans- ed its outer surface, and, while still holding it in my hands and manipu- lating it as you would a handker- chief, I have run thin pleces of gait S-|up its tracts, Fe g my way care- hand ternity on su ATF “[ have he] fully along its w I have removed n-!a bullet or shell fragment, ‘Then, after suturing the aperture, I have plated the respiratory organ back in- to the cavity of the chest, In two- thirds of the cases upon which I n-| have so operated the patient lived. It was Prof. Raffaella Bastianellt of the Univeritsy of Rome who told of the use of the rubber balloon as a stoppage to the chest cavity after a major operation, He showed how this bag might be inserted into the chest cavity and then inflated, to pre- vent infected air from entering the chest walls, Col. lung may be excised and sutured with perfect safety to the patient in the hands of a skilled surgeon, “The method,” he said, “is to saw out a six-inch section of the fourth rib and lay bare the entire chest cav- re|ity, Then, with thoroughly sterilized nd} forceps, the lung is lifted from its he|normal position, The surgeon can maniuplate the soft tissues of the respiratory organ as though it were a handkerchief. “Of course, the lung is totally col- while this is being done, The a are then opened and thoroughly cleansed. 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ASHINGTON, Oct, 30.—The W Food Administration to- day notified all State Food Administrators to increase sugar allotments to Spanish influenza patients and to persons caring for such patients, This action was taken because of hundreds of requests from hos- pitals in cities where the epidemic has prevailed, “If it is necessary for you to ask for more sugar for your State,” says Food Administrator Hoover's telegram, ‘we shall be glad to en- tertain your request.” —»——— DANIELS GIVES HIS THANKS. Appreet 4 Work People of New nd Have Done for Navy. cretary Da r-day expressed ation of the deep in- terest and the great help given by the people of New England in every effort of the Navy to measure up to the needs of the country in the war, an FORDHAM H HONORS: FRENCH. Give Degrees to Bt upon Julien, the Right Rev. “Forty Immortals” doctor of letters. sald he hoped soon to visit some of the naval stations from Maine to Rhode Island. 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