Abstract
HILE the great Congress of the International Council of Nurses was in full swing, word reached the Chairman of the American Nurses' Advisory Committee of the Florence Nightingale School at Bordeaux, that the fund had gone over the top, thus fulfilling the hope in Rouen, the latter is now on a scholarship in this country. These earnest young women, together with a few members of the Advisory Committee and the Board of Directors of the American Nurses' Association, and others who had worked together to make the campaign a success, gathered
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