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where a base hospital was set up at Medjidia, and a field hospital in the firing line at Bulbulnric. After threo weeks' work the -order came for the evacuation of these, however, and the army retreated, while refugees fled towards Russia. After the long retreat, continuously under fire and perpetually at work tending; the woundtd, the hospitals with alFtneir equipment oven-, tually arrived at Braila, and the staff immediately set ,to work not only to take in as many patients as possible i in their own establishments, but to give the help which was terribly needed in the Rumanian hospitals. The unit, now at Odessa, has received cordial official recognition, warm tributes being received both from the Admiralty and the Foreign Office testifying to the valuable work it has done.' "General: Zaiontchowsky," we read, ''like everyone else, had nothing but praise for the Scottish Women's, Hospitals, whose motor ambulances were the first he noticed on 1 landing at Braila"; while another message runs: "Mr. Balfour directs me to express his great appreciation of the splendid work done and the magnificent example set by the, ladies of the unit." ' . For grey and'.faded hair use Donnelly's Grey Hair Tonic, ~"!& '6d.- .Donnelly, 65 \ "■■;■■ . •'