Kiangsu Army Paid to be Discouraged From ALR OWN ConnEsroNDENT, Nanking, Oct. 6, Information has alrendy reached here of the crowded conditions of the hospitals in Soochow, Wusih, Changchow and Chinkiang, and workers north of the river, doctors and nurses, have been called upon to go as fur south as Soochow to aid in the emergency.
For some time wounded have been brought to the military hospital, at Nanking, but not in such' num= bers into the mission hospital, i.e, the University Hospital, Drum Tower, but latterly the wounded are pouring into the University Hospital, and there are already 100 filling all available space, and accommodation is asked for one or two hundred more. From reports the treatment received from the University Hospital is in marked contrast to that received in the military hospitals, where there is no skilful medieat attention, and where sanitary conditions are very bad. The wounded in the hospital represent the forces that were fighting at Livho, Anting, Taitsang. and other places where the hardest battles have taken place, and they tell vivid stories of their experiences. One of the most dis tressing features is the long interval that elapses between the wounding of the soldiers and first aid, sometimes as much as four or five days.
Madame Chi, wite of Marshal Chi Hsieh-yuan and several of her associates have formed an organiza tion for the help of the wounded soldiers.
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