When some volunteers from the audience had picked up the Giant and put him on a stretcher and carried him to the hospital, where the doctors did their best to mend him, the Female Samson had a chance to explain, and the finding of a long scarf-pin on the platform, just under the bar, was evidence that she had told the truth, and corroborated the red stain on her stocking.

"We must have a hospital," said Mary.

Meanwhile the Mission committee in Scotland decided to build a hospital at Itu.

The Mission committee chose a name for the hospital.

The people in Scotland gave the money so the hospital could be built.

The government sent its official automobile to take her to the Mary Slessor Hospital at Itu.

For many weeks Mary lay sick in the hospital at Itu.

" At last the doctor sent her to the Slessor Hospital for a rest.

Dr. Robertson arrived from the Slessor Hospital at Itu.

He's give a million alone to the new college hospital.

The wounded white woman was cared for in the hospital at this post, and after her recovery she soon married the hospital steward, her former husband having been killed by the Indians.

The wounded white woman was cared for in the hospital at this post, and after her recovery she soon married the hospital steward, her former husband having been killed by the Indians.

Russe told me the Hospital examiners said they had never passed such a perfect specimen of health.

The surgical ward in the new Hospital at Marlborough was filled to its utmost capacity and Evadne found her work no sinecure.

" "Not just yet, Rege I must pay a visit to Mrs. O'Flannigan, then there is the hospital, and the dispensary, and I promised to concoct a bed for a poor fellow in the last stages of heart trouble.

He sent one servant to the Hospital for Evadneinstinctively he turned in his thought to her,another for the Doctor; while with one arm around Marion, he tried to sooth his mother and Isabelle.

One day he went to see her at the Hospital and she was frightened at the pallor of his face.

Bedlam, a corruption of Bethlehem, was a hospital for the insane in London; it came to be a general term for great confusion or discord.

The hospital carried the into the office of a great .

On December 14, 1914, the first hospital at the front under British medical women was opened in Abbaye Royaumont, near Creil.

After France had been profiting by the skill of British women for months, Sir Alfred Keogh, Medical Director General, wisely insisted that the War Office yield and place a hospital in the hands of women.

The War Hospital in Endell Street, London, is now under Dr. Flora Murray, and every office, except that of gateman, is filled by women.

It indicated the long, hard road these women had traveled to secure official recognition that the doctor who showed me over the hospital told me, as a matter for congratulation, that at night the police brought in drunken soldiers to be sobered.

"Every war hospital must receive them," she explained, "and we are glad we are not passed over, for that gives the stamp to our official standing.

Having spent several months in hospital at Malta and nearly died of dysentery, he came back to England and was given an Artillery Commission.