Une vision mécaniste de la guerre et de la paix . son couteau à lames un terne et com-remplie de l'amputation, ne sentir aucune douleur dans makingthe division. Une ambulance a commencé pour himbut inunediately l'ennemi a tiré sur eux, tuer-ing. L'incendie de plus en plus intense, le ser-geant est renversé et plus dans un ravin proche.L'avancée de l'ennemi si vite, qu'à son excitementhe lutté jusqu'en oubliant que sa jambe wasgone a jeté son poids sur le moignon. Même thenhe n'a pas senti de douleur. Pendant plusieurs heures il y coucha avec-out jusqu'à la douleur après l'^dan ger avaient passé et il a été supprimé par l'équipe de civière. Puis

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A mechanistic view of war and peace . his dull one-bladed knife and com-pleted the amputation, feeling no pain in makingthe division. An ambulance squad started for himbut inunediately the enemy fired upon them, kill-ing one. The fire becoming more intense, the ser-geant rolled over and over into a near-by ravine.The enemy advanced so fast, that in his excitementhe struggled up and forgetting that his leg wasgone threw his weight on the stump. Even thenhe felt no pain. For several hours he lay there with-out pain until after the dan^ger had passed and hewas removed by the stretcher squad. Then paintook possession of the final common path and hissuffering began.The fact that pain is an accompaniment of mus-I cular action and that without some associated mus- cular action there is no pain, makes it clear that therecan be no pain when the system is as exhausted as inthe soldiers in their retreat to the Marne. A strikingillustration of the absence of pain in the presence ofextreme fear and exhaustion is found in an incident. Section ok Normal Adrenal(x 1640) Section of Adrenal Showing EffectOF Extreme Physical Exertion(x 1640) THE PHENOMENA OF WAR 33 related by Dr. Gros, which occurred during the trans-portation of wounded soldiers who had made the ex-hausting march from Mons to the Marne. It was a dark night and the hospital train filledwith the wounded was crossing the river Ourcq.The engineer failed to see that the bridge was broken, and the train plunged into the river beneath, some ofthe cars remaining on the bridge and some being sus-pended in mid-air. The patients in the suspendedcars, struggling like worms in a bottle, were thrown inheaps against the ends. The engine exploded, thecars were filled with live steam, and many of thewounded were burned to death. The suspendedcars could not be righted and the wounded weredragged out by main force. Such intensified cruelty could not come even totrapped animals. It could come only through theingenuity of man — through

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