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CAPE MAY COUKTY TIMES. SEA ISLE CITY. N. i.

WHERE ROOSEVai SLEEPS HIS UST SLEEP

MEDICS PUZZLED BY“DOCTOR”VAN

His Cure cf Sheii Shock Cases in ' Prance Astonishes Physicians.

NEVER STUDIED MEDICINE Sergeant Accompli the* Wonderful Rej aults in Treatment of Patient* Suffering From Nervous Affliction*—iay* He la Not

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SOME OF GENERAL HALLER’S POUSH TROOPS

Part*.—"Doctor" Van I ant a doctor really—that la. hi has never been Inal dr a medical school. He la not a missioned officer, either. Two days

after war was declared !n

enlisted In ooe of the cities of the middle West and came over as a private. Be Ic a sergeant now. His experiences —driving an ambulance first, and after that in the front line and then In various camps in France until he to a base hospital as a patient—would fill several mariea. If. he, keeps

things, which I doubt.

Bat there are a great many men In

taming health to him after they had been In J>ed for week*, and even months. Now. although they admit that hf U wen again, they will not let him go from the hospital, because a transfer Is a long and tedious bnaiaesrto bring about, and they need him (here to help oat with the patients. He was out of bed only a day or

DOOR OF THE KAISER’S DUGOUT

In one of the wards who had been In the hospital since April. They bad been ah-ll shocked, and In all those months, from April to September, they had grown scarcely any better.

Ask* Leave to Try.

‘■Coptsln." Sergeant Van said one morning to the doctor In charge of the ! w * rtJ . “do yon mind If 1 see what I can do for those men there? I thint I may be able to help them out a bit If

| yon don’t mind."

The captain looked at him Intercutedly. If It ha-1 been any other men the captain would ha-e been indifferent, perhrp*. But Sergeant Van has a way

with him.

“ ot> ; S° ahead. Van." the captain agreed. "Do anything you blame

please."

Next morning on his rounds the captain stopped beside the bed of the first of the two men who had been shell

shocked*

"How's it coming this morning, boys?” he asked. “F-f-fine. air," was the answer, a little unsteadily given, perhaps, but the honored by hour nations , In amaxetnent. Those were me flpn word* be had spoken aloud since the day be came to the hospital, unconi •dous. five months before. At that moment Sergeant Van hove

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MRS. T. R., JR., AT AiX LES BAINS, FRANCE

Into sight from the diet ktt< bad a plate of milk boy in bed followed with an In.ereoSad gare. "Beg pardon, air.’ Sergeant Van said, sal at log. "bat I must ask you to wait until my patient breakfast before you talk with him.’ The astonished captain allowed himself to be waved from the bed tv the nearest chair und watched in raent the boy devour the toast hands shook so from sheii shock that he could scarcely manage It but he was propped np and fed blmactt with every appearance of keen Interest la food. The day before the boy had been able to swellow anything but liquid food, and be couldn't have held the spoon. The captain beckoned Sergeant Van i to the end of the ward. “Did you do that?" be demanded. Tes. sir,” admitted Sergeant Tan. “How In bine .biases"—began the iptsln and paused for lack of words. ] Tn show yon if you Uke. sir." “I would like." ordered the captain. I and ,, So Vac showed him. thongt the doc- j first really j tor couldn't quite make It out at tkatL’ “ ' -

HEAD HU AMERICAN

Hero Entertains Hospital Patients IPith WBd Songs and Cnriou; Chants.

HAS FIVE BAYONET WOUNDS

Astonishes Doctors by Rapid Recovery From Injuries Received While Fighting in Ranks of Yankee —Has Remarkable Record. Paris.—The moat remarkable pi tlent In Base Hospital No. 35 Is a Marti Head-Hunter, who turned up In France nix months ago with a ’i pany of American soldiers who had Just come from the Philippine Islands. His name Is recorded as I'hiUpo Moreno. and his home as the Philippine Island*.’ No one suspected him of having a remarkable record until bis story came oat one day after a chance meeting with the colonel injrharge of the base hospital to which he was taken from the front. ’And this Is how it

happened:

A Bed Cross searcher hearing of an suffering from five bayonet wounds who had Just been brought Into Base Hospital No. 35. hurried to his bedside with fruit and an offer to send home any messages he might

BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR ADMIRAL SIMS

, Wearing decora Horn, fnuu Frsrtca ! This abowa wt»i ' “I 1 ” 1 "’ B, ‘ lc,um , “' J Montenegro. Ur* j Wrthday rake that wi -Mna L:im-y I»ury,». presldrut of «!„ of the men. Duryro War Belief |„ France.

come home. Mr.. Duryea was the 0r»|, American woman to cross tlie hattlw " Hd * “ f • ll " Rommc, Argnnm- ni„! ArCennc*. She returned to thli country ■ '•* *tliaula'- *•— *— * - * *

•iMvagnoui tne

United Mniin in “th.- e^vuth’^cr,:'^ n.-.-d of the Impoverished French ix-o-

the five bayonet wounds which h—u » rapidly that all the does bospiti' marreied at thw i conutitotioii of (he i The patient t *n<l the first Bed Cron* , was playing the ptium. as e unrlng the afternoon one of tbe mem. h«w of the eanimry corps aaag r«e of i “*>» Rhn j ^ <« Ml»« rac m ‘ ^ngtnrl and astounded h*» audience f-Tth a weird version full of mlaor ootes and harmonies that *»M» ahivAnd thereafter the Filipino iaateted oa entertaining aatberine* tn th.

Hons, Seme of these were » r

*««> flually the Uotx> waxed

confidential and began tel’tng tsles

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dropped In one afternoon t “I don’t Mtove^TTiL, he announced. “He's too tall In the Phllippinoe and I never aw but two Mora* as tall as that —ir “ 4 Jot then the .Filipino can* op s* “slated the cMoneL . b. broken rerfeep* ^ t^matvr n., 1 know yon in the Philippine Islands." . “® r „ ni to take It all »sck. admitted the coloi ~ '\ D8 01 »»»' two men I was ■ He comes from t tribe, all right. He b attached to one of onr soldier* who to^tblmBogurt BtnT^T 1 “r 11,1 m ln or warjlng^tbe uniform of an American sol-

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£. Ohio “Victory GHs” to 3 S Earn $6Eich for War i.‘ i Kenton. O.—-This city has an ^ i ^ro* a, * , ' n « “Victory J

tilr.s and Ita mt mbt-rshlp coa- . MM* of mimr of the moot promlt » w;, Tt'ung ladles of the city. . Kadi mu pledged to am «5 for ’ T « * id g ritte Mrs. Care«fa Ohman has S sn employment burrou g her borne, and the yuonr ’* ” ‘ lle » '-'••• rolng to do r«! *

tor thrir money.

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their raluable ■ ■ r and other food n

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