. La guerra russo-giapponese : rapporti medici e sanitari da ufficiali attaccati alle forze giapponesi e russe nel campo, personale generale, ufficio di guerra, aprile 1908 . owner.they prendere il posto di armadi, &c. Gli arredi rimanenti possono essere costituiti da alcuni tavoli e sedie cinesi. Questa descrizione si applica principalmente alla casa di villaggio manchuriano in cui le cime sono cantonate. Nel disinfettare queste case, i mobili sono rimossi. Anyof i cassoni che i soldati vogliono custoditi nelle stanze, come bicchieri per cibo, utensili, &c, vengono svuotati e strofinati con percloruro di soluzione di mercurio, 1 su 1000.

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. The Russo-Japanese war : medical and sanitary reports from officers attached to the Japanese and Russian forces in the field, General staff, War office, April 1908 . owner.They take the place of cupboards, &c. Remaining furnituremay consist of a few Chinese tables and chairs. This descriptionapplies mainly to the Manchurian village house in which thetroops are cantoned. In disinfecting these houses, the furniture is removed. Anyof the chests that the soldiers want kept in the rooms, as cup-boards for food, utensils, &c, are emptied and scrubbed withperchloride of mercury solution, 1 in 1000. All fixed woodworkin the room is similarly treated. Such woodwork consists ofdoor and window frames, rafters, and a wooden combing alongthe edge of the kangs. The mud walls and floors are washed all over with a brushsteeped in carbolic acid solution, 1 in 20. The surface of mudso treated is then scraped, and the room is now considereddisinfected. The windows are paper windows, and the soldiers themselvesmay buy clean rolls of paper in their battalion field canteens fora small sum, and re-paper, not only the windows, but also thewalls. [After page 475.. An improvised method of disinfecting the blankets of enteric feverpatients in a field hospital at Pa-pao-tnn, summer of 1906. A sakecask is placed over a Chinese cooking vessel. The vessel is filled withwater and the bottom of the cask is perforated. When the water boils, the steam rises into the cask, in which are the articles to be disin-fected. A heavy stone is placed over the lid of the cask and blanketunderneath, in order to maintain pressure, and other possible placeswhere steam might escape are caulked. MEDICAL.—REPORT 37. 476 Disinfection of surface soil is by means of slaked lime.Twenty per cent, of oxide of lime in water is used for thispurpose, and the mixture is sprinkled over every portion of thesurface. No other disinfectants are used in the Field Army. Allare supplied to the field units, who carry out the disinfe

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