1915-08-03

WOUNDS AND BLOOD

· POISONING.

SIN ALMROTH WRIGHT'S WAR

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The Faris Académie des Sciences awarded the Lecomte triennial prize gi £2,000 to Sir Almroth Wright and he thus marked its appreciation of the work of one of the inost, distinguished of car war-bacteriologista. Sir Almroth has indeed earned for himself a special place in the rarks of that army whoso duty it is to make war day and night against the forces threatening the health of our soldiers. His work at the 13th General Hospital at Boulogne has boon of a most distinguished character and, in the eyes of many of his professional colleagues, has opened a new era in the surgical prac tice of the battlefield.

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Sir Almroth's investigations have been directed chiefly to solve the problem of Tko 89- the septic infection of wounds. oalled dirty wound is, of course, the most prevalent condition met with in the field; it is the most deadly. wounds heal as a rule quickly and easily, In even a trifling scratch, if poison ed, is a danger to life. Listen attacked germas in wounds by means of antisoptics; later, the now Burgery insisted upon a scrupulous cleanliness in which no gerins should be allowed to exist the called aseptic method. But scrupulous surgical cleanliness is manifestly impes sible in war, so that when gangrene and blood poisoning began to be met with sur- geons returned to the methods of Lister and used antiseptics freely.

ANOTHER GERMAN PLOT.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3nd, 1915. ⠀⠀

TRYING TO MAKE TROUBLE WITH

*** ITALY AND SWITZERLAND.

MILAN

The

There is no doubt that Germany is between aly and Switzerland. deliberately trying to create trouble chief proof of it is the establishment at the Palace Hotel, Lugano, of the Prus sian Legations to the Vatica This Italians regard as a direct provocation to Italy, and there is little doubt that Germany intends it

as such. indignation of Italy has already found expression in violent articles in the Fresa

The

of the Austrian burns Bordest, I found everything calm and determined. The patriotic effort the Milanese are making is beyond praise. The fund for the aid of the families of men at the front amounts to nearly four million lire, and is increasing at the rate of a quarter of a million lira a day. Our all sides hos

ambulances arc being pitals and organised.-Daily Graphic correspondent

A WOMAN AND A COBRA. THRILLING SNAKE STORY FROM

SOUTH INDIAL

cobra was eight by an Indian woman The following account of how a large is sent to the Madras Hail by a Bangalore

correspondent-

I had often heard stories about a wake- India, but notwithstanding wide and callobing caste of Indians in Southern varied wanderings in the jungle had

As the two Minis ters could just as well transact their busi cs with the Vatican from Berno or any other inland town, their choice of a residence in a town only a few miles from the Italian frontier, and one known to be the headquarters of the German spy organisation against Italy, is an open ever doon it. On the other hand, I had defiance of publio opinion in Italy. Mat found almost all the humble classes of ters have now been rendered worse by the Indians frightened to death of snakes arrival of Here Erzberger, the leader of and insistent in their entreaties that they the Catholic Party in the Reichstag, who should be shot. Therefore, I put down the intends to carry out from Lugand an anti-mories I had heard as apocryphal, or, He has behind him at least, grossly exaggerated. Complete Italian agitation.

Garman multi-millionaires, Hurr conversion has taken place, and this is two Riedermaun and Harr Gukeman, who aro the fashion of the happening. prepared to devote their millions to the restoration of the temparel power of the Pope in urder to punish Italy, for faking part in the war,

A HOTDED OF SPIES

An in-

Bangalore is a very snaky, place, and the golf-links in the Lui Bagh are especially so. Four people word playing golf, the writer among them, when he was award of (apparently) the father of all cobras peacefully reclining on the open As the two German Ministers can no tarf within a couple of feet of his ball. longer visit Cardinal Gasparri, the Papat He was a cobra! He was quito five feet Secretary of State, they visit Bishop long, and as thick as a strong man's Peri-Morosini, who is said to feel very wrist Golf-clubs are short, and the honoured to be the intermediary between cobra was lengthy, and discretion did not Germany and the Vatican. Herr Erzber-counsel too near an approach. ger has found another ally in a Signor effective brick or two was tried, but wa He Douini, whe proposes to found news-wars short of the munitions of war, and paper at Lugano to defend German the enemy got safely into his trench- interests. The Italian polics ane daily hole, I mean. Players and a crowd of making artests of spies who are attached Indians collected, and a council of war A week ago was held, but it resulted in nothing to the bureau at Lugano, the number of bundles of old clothes except a brilliant suggestion by a lady brought over the froutier by special to put a stone in the hole and come back courier to Milan excited suspicion, and the next day with spadio and weapons,

Between the cloth they were examined. and the lining a number of lottors were Unfortunately, the delay in found. delivering had excited the suspicion of the addresses of the parcel, and when the police went to his house ho was gone. The audacity of German spies knows no

THE LIMITATIONS OF "11NTERISM." Sir Almroth Wright quite recently astonished his professional brethren by very cogent attack on the indiscriminate use of antiseptics in war surgery. showed by means of a very beautiful series of experiments that as the most powerful protection, a main can obtain against blood poisoning is manifestly the protection afforded by his om blood, the first prin ciple in the treatment of all wounds should be free drainage of the wound By this means the fluid exuding from a wound, the lymph, is kept pure and maintained in the condition intended by nature. This fluid is antagonistic to bacteria and kills them; but if it is allowed to remain in the wound it becomes decomposed and the forms a culfuro medium for the bacteria

limits.

SIGNS OF WAR IN ITALY,

DEATH IN TWENTY MINUTER. Suddenly about 4 It, Gins, cf native old lady was seen running towards the crowd, This astounding old heroine and she speedily proved to be the Dea ex machina. calmly proposed to cath the cobra alive, provided it was dug out and a small amount of hucksheesh collected for her, It seemed criminal to allow her to make Frey drainage of wounds is therefore

the attempt, but she seemed to very con- essential; this is aniversally admitted.

fident that eventually implements were But when Sir Almroth Wright, points out:

It is on leaving Rome that one begins procured and the hole was opened. The that routine troubracat of wounds with antiseptics of greater or lesser strength to appreciate what the war menas to diggers eprang back in a hurry, the now may serve to clate there wounds and so Italy. In the capital the only outward large ring of spectaters widened in the defeat the purpose of mature he speaks sign that Italy is again in death-grips most respectful manner, and into the with the personal authority derived frem with Austria is the unusual number of midst danced that shrivelled little Ama Up rose from Strong antiseptics, suldiers in the slate-grey field-service uni-zon, armed with only a thickish piece of his investigations. ho indicates, V ad de coagulate the forms who fill the streets, and the cager wood about 12 ius. long. Tyraph and thus make of it a barrier to ness shown by the public to buy news the hole 9 ft. of cubra, with an expanded free drainage. The condition of affairs papers. Otherwise there is no change in hood twice the width of human palm, and under this barrier is distressing the life of the city except that it is duller struck savagely in the direction of the Bacteria con decompoed the lymph than usual on account of the almost entire woman, who was centainly not more than already present and then grow in it; absence of the foreign visitor who gen-two feet away from it. Shaking her stick at there is no outlet for the mischief and aferally fill Rome at this season of the year. it, she addressed it in what was evidently rapid poisoning may supervene.

But who one quits the Eternal City the not drawing-room Tamil, and for some Sir Almreth suggested that aftry amagnitude of the effort Italy is making seconds went to be exasperating, tho wound has been treated and opened up becomes apparent. As the Milan express brats as much as possible. Gradually it a fluid capable of stimulating the Row rushes through the darkness the lights of drew itself out of the hole, and followed of lymph should be employed to the it, the train flash on the fixed buvvicts of her over the grass, she slowly retreating, Such a fluid is a 5 por est salt solution the sentries, cae overy hundred yards, but never ceasing to ekoke har stick and with a little citrate of sodal added to it. who guard every inch of the 400 miles sweat. It was a curious sight to to the At the mouths huge gliding Death in twenty minutes' Frequent dressings are needful. This between the two cities.

has already

and the frail little old lady facing cach other in a ring of amazed and very dis- EXCITING MOMENTS. erect humsas of superior sex and race.

melNTISEPTelded good results.

INOCULATION.

means.

6.K

But

of the scores of tunnels groups of soldiers gathered round their watch fires car be But bacteriology dannot rest content seen. In every siding military trains are Sir discovered, the silhouettes of gas nod with merely palliativa measures.

For five minutes the play went on, the Ainroth Wright has worked earnestly to transport wagons on the endless lines of evolve a method of treatment by vaccite trucks standing out in the darkness. Yet woman continually holding out her stick therapy, or better still, a method of sternent reminders of war are the inwumer and rereating, but never getting more

by that

isable ambulance trains waiting to go to that a few feet away. Again and again prevention researches, which are still being carried the front. I took advantage of a momen- the snake struck, seeming at times to They are ad-reach the woman, and some of the specta on on a large sente, have chown that tary hult to inspect one. vaccines do cable surgeons to control mirably arranged. The wagons, mostly tors oried out to pull her away. complications in wounds like erysipelas former goods-vans with large sliding she became angry, and abused her would be rescuers impartially with the snake, The only they have been found more useful in well doors, are spotlessly clean, drained than in badly-drained wounds, possible objection to them is the fact that she was left to her own devices. where indeed they have shown disappoint the springs on which they no hung are Eventually the brute seemed to tire, and somewhat primitive, but this is com dropped his hood, still expanded, on the ing results.

On the other hand, there seems to be penanted by the elastic slings on which grass, Then she worked round to the reason to hope that insulation against the beds are suspended. Each train has enemy's rear, and got one of the boldest blood-poisoning will afford real and in a well-equipped kitchen car and travel of the onlookers to lay a small stick quito lightly on its tail. Creeping up, she laid Experiments haveling pharmacy. portant results.

her hand on, or just above his body, and already been carried out by Sir Almroth

A HAUL OF GERMAN WAGONS.

inch by inch worked up towards the head. autiseptic vaccino," Wright with this

Another fact I noted was the enormons Every moment ono dreadient to ser that nd a large supply of it is available. 'It

and awful head come round and deal forth is possible that as a result of the investig number of German goods rucks

The Ger death, but as the shrivelled little had tions at present being carried out it way vans to be seen everywhere, be found advisable to inoculate against mane must have had thousands of wagons reashed the hood it descended like a flash, on Italian soil at the moment war was and with the other hand to help it jammed the infection of wounds before a man goes into the firing line. It must be declared. They will come very useful to the snake's head desperately on to the obvious that were it possible to guarantee the Italian railways, which were notori ground. F. Lashed furiously, but cald As the not get away, and after a few moments that wound would not become infected ously, nono too well supplied.

Still a result of immense importance would Italians, for that very reason, always sho chifted her left hand further back

refused to allow their rolling stock to and held the great reptile aloft. have been achieved, whet

cross the frontier, the bal of Germialu squeezing with right hand, she turned wagons they have made is all to the good. round to the ring of spectators, and as the At Parma I saw the first instance of great month gapad, liquid (no doubt, the popular enthusiasm for the war. When poison) could be seen falling from it the Reme-Milan express entered the drop by drop. Once a drop seemed to station it had to do so at a crawl, as the fall on her wrist, and she hastily daehed lines, as far as the eye could see, were it off on her sari. And then examing, While so many German cities are black with a wildly excited crowd giving enake and all, she walked off with her mourning their dead, Hamburg seeks to a ixusing" send-off" to the Gist Regi- defeated enemy. With Doaninie Sampson strike a lighten note. The Fremdenblatt went, which was leaving for the front we all exclaimed "Prodigious, and it

All sorts and conditions of people were certainly was the only word to express it

officiala in brilliant

LET US BE MERRY. A HAMBURG NEWSPAPER'S

Says!--

COUNSELL

THE SOLDIER'S WIFE.

To join 'is com pince-

A woman must keep a stiff upper lip

Won she's got a family 1

"A word to those who are preaching present-high sermons of grief and desolation, and who uniforms, red-shirted Garibaldi veterans, wish the German people to walk about societies of varicus kinds with Baga and with long Puritanical English suburban banners, and the sisters, wine and sweet faces.

hearts of the men leaving. Most of the We are strong enough to preserve people seemed to have brought flowers. I didn't ory w'en 'e went merry heart and all these horrors, and with the result that the train was a blase wo need the merry heart to preserve us of colour from end to end. The soldiers received blossoms simply by the armful, from perishing under the load of misery,

Do they want our women to walk about while every compartment was filled. in sombre garments? How could such a thing add to the seriousness, the solemnity of the present daye? Is it any infrings ment of the people's serenity of wind that we should listen to a little arusic and drink our glacs of beer amid surround oices. An instant before the troop trais. I didn't cry w'en 'e'd gone iage, that cause us to forget for a mom startet hundreds of

"Marche Rende! the heavy cares that deg us?

Bat the children and 1, wa smiled and

waved

I couldn't do no more; And that's the last 'e sax of us

W'en e went off to war.

TO MEET THE HATED AUSTRIAN. Just as our traiu catered the station the bands began, the Garibaldi Hymn, which was taken up in chorus by 20,000

voices shouted; Though the place fair put me out March Reale ! and Without the noise of is eavy boots

And no smell of shag About; No; our Germanism would be a poor the bands, struck up the Italian National creation indeed were such trivialties Hymu. The cfcet was electrical; bata. The children and I we soiled-although capable of undermining it. To he. Ger- and hundkerchiefs were waved, and the man means to be grong it also means to crowd cheered itself home. The curious And we said as ow Dad was comin' back be merry; menry in perif and in the eure feature of the scene was the cheerfulness prespect that the misery of the present of all concerned; there was no trace of day will be turned into blessing.

sudaess in the leave-taking The soldiers I'm not acry Those who would be ifle these great, were even more cheerful than the crowd. Though you think I'd ought, maybe, these wondrous days, must be silenerd. As the train moved slowly off, scores of To ear that 'e's wounded and dead out

women jumped on the outhoard of the there Away with the sighing brotherhood: We

Each laugh stack ja me chest,

With medals along 'is breast.

And won't never come back to me.

last time. But even they showed no sign No, the children and I, we'll smile that

The predominant feeling of sadness

emed to be pride that their ma-folk

all of us claim the right to be mery: carriages to kiss husband of lover for the because all of us are ready to take our places beside those who in east and west defend the frontiers of our Fatherland and we wish nothing better than that wo at home should be merry and, believe were doing their duty and were going to

meet the hated "Austriaci." In Milan,

in their faith and in their bravery. Let the city of all Italy in which the hatred us be Germans, not Quakers!

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