TWO WOUNDED RHODESIANS AND MY TWO OPERATING-ROOM BOYS SISTER ELIZABETH.

Graceful as a deer was Nazoro, and a good Askari lost in a better operating-room boy.

Lest they should hear that their comrades in the Boulevard Leopold had been moved, the lay sisterthe English ladyand I withdrew to the operating-room, closed the door, and in that curious retreat talked over the situation.

The inventor did, however, find time to visit the government telegraph office, of which Colonel (afterwards General) von Chauvin was the head, and here he received an ovation from all the operators, several hundred in number, who were seated at their instruments in what was then the largest operating-room in the world.

After that, refreshed and gay, I went once more to the operating-room to see what further reports had arrived since I had received the decisive intelligence.

"Here we are, at the minor operating-room," said Miss Lindström, pausing.

Old Mr. Winthrop had left the hospital fifteen thousand dollars in his will, and we'd been counting on that to make some changes in the operating-room and the men's accident ward that are awfully needed.

The surgeon and his assistants, including the chaplain, laid out instruments, and converted the cock-pit into an operating-room.

We walked through small ward after small ward, store-room after store-room, aseptic operating-room and septic operating-room, all odorous with ether, and saw little but resignation, and not much of that, for patients happened to be few.

We walked through small ward after small ward, store-room after store-room, aseptic operating-room and septic operating-room, all odorous with ether, and saw little but resignation, and not much of that, for patients happened to be few.

A third man, horribly smashed about the head, walked almost unaided into the operating-room.

You may get another vivid, yet subtle, realization of the interdependence of women and modern industry if you manage to penetrate into the operating-room of a telephone exchange.