Biography of Bao Yesillo - The fourth director of Lao Yijishan Hospital, Department of Pathology, Yijishan Hospital. Xu Guoxiang mentioned above that on April 14, 1913, He Huairen died in his line of duty. Who will take over his job? Many articles are directly replaced by Bao Ran

Bao Yesillo Biography - The fourth director of Lao Yijishan Hospital

District of Pathology Xu Guoxiang

Above said that on April 14, 1913, He Huairen died in his post. Who will take over his job? Many articles are directly replaced by Bao Rang. In fact, there are three deans who have been ignored between Huairang. The author will try to restore the true face of this history.

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Thanks to Dr. Win. M. Hardy from Tibet who temporarily resided Wuhu . From the beginning of Dr. He Huairen's illness until the church could send new doctors from another place to take over his work. He has been helping us with medical work in foreign communities. Dr. Zhong’s health is not very good, but he spends most of his time providing us with efficient services. Dr. Eo Yang came to us in the spring, reducing the workload of Dr. Zhong and foreign doctors. He spent most of his time caring for the work of the Red Cross clinic, going there three afternoons a week. In the recent rebellion, when the Red Cross established a hospital in the Hunan Guild Hall, and later in the road hospital, he took on most of the work of caring for hospitalized patients, and we had as many as 30 hospitalized patients at a time.

We also gave us thankful help, Dr. Bradshaw, a military physician on the Royal Navy minesweeper and Dr. Cheeseman on the Royal Navy gunboat. By the time this report was completed (early October), Dr. Freeman from the West China Mission had been with us for several weeks, and his arrival made our work easier, more enjoyable and more effective, and we hope he could stay for a while.

It can be seen from this that during this difficult period when He Huairen suddenly passed away, it was precisely because of the help of many parties that the hospital survived smoothly.

1913 US-Israeli Conference Central China Envoy Annual Parliament Report by Bao Yesi made a report by Wuhu General Hospital

1914 September 30-October 4, 1914 The report by Wuhu General Hospital mentioned:

Thanks to Dr. Bao Yesi, the work of Wuhu Hospital has continued and has not been interrupted in the past year. In the spring, Dr. Johnstone arrived and took on the job. Dr. Bao Yesi returned to North China and resumed his mission.

1914 United States and the United States gathered in Central China. Wuhu General Hospital reported

1914. On November 18, 1914, Dr. Bao Yesi married Gertrude Irene Dreisbach (1881-1967) in Shanghai. They gave birth to their eldest daughter Emma (Blanche E Baldwin) in Beijing in 1916. In 1919, they gave birth to their second daughter Gertrude F Baldwin in Changli, Hebei, China. He left China in the late 1920s and spent the rest of his life in Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, USA. He died on January 9, 1963 and was buried in Crystal Lake Cemetery.

pack tombstone of the Jesse couple

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