In 1911 Ernest finished high school in Los Angeles, and in 1912 he accompanied with his family a leisurely trip around the world. In the fall of 1912 he enrolled in Leland Stanford Junior University, where while a junior became ill.
Thinking that the outdoor life of Colorado would improve beneficial, he returned and worked upon farms for that summer, but his increased weakness soon caused him to put aside labor. He was soon taken to Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago, but all the science and wealth did not avail to restore his health. He was recieved into the church at the age of ten.
Death Certificate cites 'pernicious anemia' as cause of death.
Thinking that the outdoor life of Colorado would improve beneficial, he returned and worked upon farms for that summer, but his increased weakness soon caused him to put aside labor. He was soon taken to Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago, but all the science and wealth did not avail to restore his health. He was recieved into the church at the age of ten.
Death Certificate cites 'pernicious anemia' as cause of death.
In 1911 Ernest finished high school in Los Angeles, and in 1912 he accompanied with his family a leisurely trip around the world. In the fall of 1912 he enrolled in Leland Stanford Junior University, where while a junior became ill.
Thinking that the outdoor life of Colorado would improve beneficial, he returned and worked upon farms for that summer, but his increased weakness soon caused him to put aside labor. He was soon taken to Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago, but all the science and wealth did not avail to restore his health. He was recieved into the church at the age of ten.
Death Certificate cites 'pernicious anemia' as cause of death.
Thinking that the outdoor life of Colorado would improve beneficial, he returned and worked upon farms for that summer, but his increased weakness soon caused him to put aside labor. He was soon taken to Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago, but all the science and wealth did not avail to restore his health. He was recieved into the church at the age of ten.
Death Certificate cites 'pernicious anemia' as cause of death.
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