Bernstine, (Dr.)

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See History of Arizona medicine; collections of Orville Harry Brown, M.D. [AHSL Special Collections WZ 70 AA7 H673]: 9:312-313: “…he was from Alcase [likely, Alsace]-Lorraine, Dr. Bernstine. … He came up to us from Parral… …he was a good deal older man than I [James Russell Moore MD (q.v.), born ca. 1890] was… You know that story was written up later in the Saturday Evening Post…”

Possibilities[?]:
Saturday evening post, Volume 189, Issue 3, 1917
Saturday evening post, Volume 189, Issue 5, 1917

Quintana, Alejandro. Pancho Villa: A Biography. ABC-CLIO, 2012, page 150: "In October [year?], [Villa] had gone to Parral, where a doctor operated on his leg and managed to extract the bullet that had remained embedded in the bone."

Related[?]:
Tucson Citizen, April 24, 1916 (iss. 88), page 1: Villa Escapes to Sierras: Carranza Requests an Early Answer to Demand for American Withdrawal: ... San Antonio, Texas, April 21 -- Francisco Villa, slightly wounded, but not incapacitated, was reported to have moved into the mountainous region northwest of Parral...

See also Rodriguez, Carlos for another Pancho Villa/doctor story.
See also Puente, Ramón: Villa’s physician.