Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-07-10 | Page 4 | Loving Heroism

H j' LOVING HEROISM. H J "It is sweet to die for those we love." B j Many a splendid self-sacrifice is made by loving hearts and the H I world often never knows of the heroism so unselfishly displayed, says B the Butte Miner. B ' One of the most pathetic and yet thrilling instances of heroism B that has been recorded in public print for a long time is that of Bj Myrna Kelly, who unselfishly and with remarkable bravery covered fl the bodies of her two little brothers with her own that they might H not be fatally burned. B ' The burns she sustained brought about her death. Hl ', Tier's was a courageous soul, strengthened and made wonder- Hj j -fully heroic by the great love she had, for thoso whose lives she cher- B ished more than her own. j . It is heroic to wait with fortitude the coming of some soul-trying B , , event, and with the determination to face it bravely. Hj (j It is heroic to act as this girl did on the spur of the moment and P without regard to the consequences Hl j 'Loving hearts always arc brave hearts.