Life — May 25, 1899 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Paying Patient (leaving hosptta): wert, wuRse, 1 AM VERY GRATEFUL POR ALL THE SKILL AND ATTEN: TION 1 AVE RECEIVED HERE. 17 THERE 18 ANY WAY IN waica I COULD siow MY GnaTiTUDE— Nurse: PERHAPS 1 OUGHT TO MENTIUN THAT PAYING PATIENTS, IP UNMARRIED, ARE EXPECTED TO PROPOSE TO ONE OF THE NURSES. THEY DAVE FULL LIBERTY oF cnoice. where decent people lived, maltreating men, scaring women and children in their bed- rooms, insulting a corpse, and bebaving with miscellancous indecency. He was fined one month's pay, and to be publicly reprimanded. Major-General Bates has ad- ministered the reprimand, Ic rehearses the charges, says the punishment is absurdly dis- proportionate to the offenses as proved, and WHEN TANNHAUSER GETS TO JAPAN. that the court's standard of conduct is not ® that of the army, As far as he could, he has put a blackguard in the pillory. ‘Thank you, Major-General Bates. Perhaps, thanks to you, the newspapers may perform the duty towards Lieutenant Nay which the court shirked, . 5 | Unfit to Hold aCommission. stationed’ in the province of Santa 'AKE notice that Second Lieuten- Clara in Cuba, was recently tried ant Frank Nay of the Thirty-first by court-martial for getting drunk, Michigan Volunteer Infantry, lately forcibly entering five or six houses aos: ‘WHO ARE THEY?