The Washington herald., 1912-10-19
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not skesA & cAnsssass Univssslty.
Who Aisd IN Lsa1pp ocesoet !. was o.
oe the essax anthse1ei6s lR'osly engiish
ana tuunAee al 0s1t pennleeQk o the
Enaa3sh Dialect 0oc1e3y. He U -
Known IN Amssiss psthavs through hss
Etynolosical Dssttsaary and HE eeieaoas
Of CA6noae. He was esergyman ana
eo,SG1naster and tvsoay t10Gn9iAl -
teac6ef. In his booa6 and through his
peocessorsts IN Canhridss.
A eouvent,en q srsas Importance 10
ths hsspltais Of the country hes jsst
been held at Detroit. Mich. Over -
hospital superintsndsats, representing Al
sections Of the Unttea States and Canaaa.
were IN attsuAance. Thess includo4 vhy.
siciaNs and laymeu. moay a the No0ao
Catholic Church and ssvsel ocanoa-
eases OF the Nsthodl9k and Lutheran
ChuscAes Men and Woman Of high stand
ing - sxpsfisacsd supesintendsotA ~.
eusssd every possible phase of hospitA
woSk.
Ths death yssesrday oe wiliian Hagh.
lie erippled Lad. at Cary Ina. who VOL
uutssrod for the amputa4ion Of his poor.
er leg in order that . young woman
whom he had never sssn might escape
death from burns which could b cured
only through WhGooeals skin Ssaxting.
has removed q boy who suddsnly found
himself . national hero. America.
Though Mttls dispessd to peaeties SELF
sacriflcs never fails to admire IT. That
the boy himself. howevsr. was not think
simply OF the ehanea he had 70 ave
Q life, vas indicated by the answer
which the nswspapeFs, rspest that be
made 70 the younG voMaa benefited
when she trisd 10 thaxk him: ''Oh.
shucks: that's notAin.." An the dif-
fsssnce II made 10 him. he said. was
that after this hs would likely have to
60 on two crutehes. where one crutch
had been euouGh before. The finest
thing about Il y that he made his own
handicap in life not IN excuse for re-
fusing help. but . reason why he could
hslp better than the robust and the
strong.
George H. Window. secretary Of the
washington Tegminal 7. H. c. A.. hss
returned from Chicago and says that
from the standpoint Of the beneat to the
man hiuosaf aAA - bsttR ssevies TO
ths railway ths> stnay q the Bible was
strong1y ur104 ~ 0eAkegS q the inter.
nakisaal confsrsncs Of the RailreaA Z.
y. c. 4. Just eeocludsd in Chicago.
Extensioa oe the work Of this branch
Of the assod,ation to- the beys Of rail-
1Axs esntsf6 -wAs urged By variou6'
present equipmsnt and it, arrangement
takes Httle ceSni1ance of the boys who
hang asoElnd dtviaoa and terminal
points in large numbefA Work for boys
vii b one Of the lines Of extension II
the 1eadef1 can and q way.
Miss Helen Gould. who has done much
to show her practical interest In this
phase OF railway work, WAS cheered on
her appeaSanee ae Orchestra Hail during
one OF the seaatons Of the conference
She spoke hrie0y and entertained dele.
Gatss Of ths Gould hnes and their wives
at mncheon.