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Show the year of 1915 has bean one of programs end growth. The number of individuals who nave come for treatment to dispensary end hospital has been almost twice what i t was tha previous year and the receipts from native sources have more then doubled.*^ aid a from tha regular hosp i t a l income there have bean special zlflVjTr&vttUtM^^ amount to about lim dollars (J'exican) *hi1hiJ[Has bean transferred to tha Building fund, as above financial statement snows. mm growth of the work has required the addition to our fore© two men nurses. t.r. Chang wio came to us in tha f a l l of 1914 found it best to leave LiatdUig tha following spring because ha had written injudicious l e t t e r s making ctiaro.es that couia not be proved against tha naad official of t IT© d i s t r i c t , da is said to ba doing good worn In tne r e t n ^ i s t hospital in Taking. dr. da staid with us until ,une when h® want to help in tha m-* lerred r^ork in Tehchow. during the three years tie was in tae Llntalng ', . : -. j ,* ?R earnest and faithful in tha discbarge of his duties a no i t San tilth much ragrat that we saw him go. "a appraciata tha favor dona us by tha iehcoow medical work in allowing us to have his services for so long a time. ".r. rtou finished his work in Yedic«l rchool in June and case im-ir. ediately to Lintaing, taking uy tha entire burden of tha heavy work of the snmnar when ne was tha only physician of tha honrital. na Is en^ thuslastie in his work and iwch jfliked by tha Patients. " e^are hoping in tha naar future to add another Chinas© physician to our *orce. Kention should be rsade of those who are in preparation for future work in this f i e l d , a hava one man in tha dethoclist training scnool for nurses In laking and a ymuc. aan and a young woman in our own jehenow training school. These three ere taking the f i r s t of the tnraa years of tha c - . :n tha Union oredical Collage for ' omen in .-akinr, i i«» l8BS has begun her junior year and >T. Chu this term has begun tha five yaara coursR^offarad by tha ieking Union radical College for : an whicn has recently eomc * <r toe control of tne Chine radical Foard of tha rockef e l l e r I-oundation. dr. da rhuang Yuan has ona mora year in theological seminary, after which m hops he will return to work in connection witn tha Lintaing iiosi-ital giving aoat of his tine to country work, v i s i t i ng former patients in their nomas. T'ever in tha recant history of Lintaing station has there been such oraiangad i l l n e s s among the foreigners, 'dais autumn arriat and r.orothy h a s t e n wars vary i l l with dysantery for nearly three »ont :s. ben rifarrlat was at tha most c r i t i c a l point, Dr. Tucker cause frora Tahcbow for consultation and stayed severs! days. \t the same ti*r«e that the l i t t l e g i r l s ware 111 diss a i l l of the national holiness Us si on was nere suffering from the sama dread disease. "l e feel that har recovery as wail as that of narriet '-aatraan was largely due to the careful mirsin. . iven by l/lss hrown, the trained nurse of thaVniesion, first to Miss "111 and \**UvJ **H• in :'«rch at Unteing a son, ravid Lauehlin, was born to ^r. and ?*rs. \ - . oe of tne ctolineea i'ieaion at ran "wan Tao and on ' eceoo or 7th, a dauc'itar, dr ami nuth, earns to bless the home of r. eat l-'rs. ;eter Eiahn of tha mmr%m Church dission of chsochanghaian. Last -ay* . r s . C. . Troxel, of dan Kaan iao, was brought hmr® very i l l *ith relapsing fever but was able to ba taken on to oehtsih© tan days later* IU these |
