Date: 1895
As a Avorker, as a man genuinely interested in his Avork, he ex ceeded all his colleagues, except perhaps Jim Avhose interest AAras of a different sort.  Jim cared for the boys as boys ; he was in touch Avith boy nature, in many respects he was a boy himself; Wallace was intensely absorbed in the conduct for the educational machine.  To him, a man who had worked for years under the eye of the ' Department,' Avho had been d 2