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Show Linti»intjc*p*w, Shantung China, .(written ircm Fehtiiho) Lear irienos; You4.sk me soyetio.es in ^our l e t t e r s if neuio&l «ork in China is never discouraging* Yes, of course, it i s . Some daysf just as in medical work in America, everything seems, to fco wro&&« Toe olu woman on *hO«t eye &n irioeotoay ior giauooM. was cone has a heao&ohe Mid her eye seems more not less inilamed, .To© toy with malaria, to whom «as uiven o^inine icur a&ys igS s u n l o i e n t . to i^reak up, the attack has hsu another chili more intenseothan ever, tan it be. %tmxa was a mistake in the diagnosis or aid t i c matter not fcive him. the stedioine oeoause he XhmC I i t b i t t e r ? Sve says s; e g^te out • i c :uioi,\sofJ .There has been coming. to. the dispensary a poor old soul who will nee I Le tny setter* When she enters the nurses open. | he oinoows* 3" e has an enormous cancer foul of ooor. She bigs nor an epefatioa out, lha.t is impossible. All that can be cone is, to cleanse i t , remove, the sloojns and cress i t with soothing ointment. .. i t always it***, that one shoula Say some wora of sternal value, out ih# linos i t hara. to urw uer starts -no. the MSt&M ^eeia almost h o l i o i . She Ia3 -ever oone a^ain end i t i s oith on aohint ! heart that [©pel ' e ..ocr ior her aac almost hope she r i l l rut o • sdn« #%ei» she.tufna and si l i a s * / / / p j r ^ t u - iul s t i l e , the t slmogl oiin s the. t e a r s . The nurses ,s\,ihia little ^ i r l why. she has returnee, v.ithout the bandages on her bead. Y"-usn!t she Siat hone v.ith yo.ros or good banca,-es. to keep, the dressings in ...Is-oe t ,9htJ srr*y the ^raatiMt&tV woulon.'t let her come into., the house with white on her beam beeauae ffkite i s . t h e color for &ouriiin&. Ci course, the head is worse auc the 1 ndage* a r e fecne! .This woman handfi baek.th| ffi* icine e.ioen her ior her / ohiic rdl.Uo month* with dyaenmry. She says sho ^avt hJu one doae i t - hi i a nc better, Hasn.'t.the honorable coctor »0»e eooo i.eoix ioe? Yes» there are dieg^^M cou ratemen t s en ough• But. there are encouraging, things, too. Durifcfc* the louith month l a i r o i i a i m sic not ifi iinish seoin0. the clinic patients until hall p&st six. Dr. Ka was evf| one. the patient* Itakered oail> irom iifty.. to seventy l i v e . When cue ccmes to, the close of an a i t s r noon like. $/fi one oi those it is tM?. to think of. the patient J M "cases11. One afternoon the very last patient was a woman past fifty* She cirri ec her l i t t l e t;ruitchile of two yesrs and saia they both wishec. to enter the hospital as inpatients, she for entropium ane. the child ior prolapse of the rectum. Che had a lon£ t a l e . t o . t e l l about ho*,the adopted mother In her abaenc* AIV- a rich relative hac hept toe l i t t l e ooy |
