Coalville Times | 1904-06-17 | Page 2 | Brave Doctors

I BRAVE DOCTORS, Would Not Leave Wounded Men, Although Al-though Under Heavy Fire. Ensign Marlio who ha returned to Lino Yang fioni the hatile of Haimnl-r.a, Haimnl-r.a, fought on .lime 7. snvs Hint the Japnneso lost about linn nun. He speaks In Hin highest term of tho work of Hie lied Cross doctors, l'cosen nnd lleiueih. who aitondc.l Iho wounded wound-ed under lire. When Hie order cuine lo retire llicse ilis-lors refused to leave the linmlnglng station until the last of the wounded had been brought out and attended lo. After Ihe battle a wounded Hitsslan wa found with hi tongue cut out and IiIh finger severed. There la a general disinclination to attribute (hi mutilation to tho Japanese Japan-ese after the lilndnc which they had previously shown to the Russian wounded, and It I thought to he more probable that It was tho work of Chinese Chi-nese bandits.