To Mrs. Ole (Sarah Chapman) Bull

1123 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore, 17 October 1894. Dear Mrs. Bull, I could not find time earlier to write you--I was so incessantly knocking about. We had a nice meeting last Sunday at Baltimore and [are] going to have one more next Sunday. Of course, they do not financially help me a bit; but as I promised to help them and like the idea, I speak for them. 70 In the letters you sent over from India was an address sent over to me from Calcutta by my fellow citizens for my work here and a number of newspaper cuttings. I will send them on to you later. Yesterday I went to see Washington and met Mrs. Colville and Miss Young, who were very kind to me. I am going to speak at Washington again and then will go over to Philadelphia and from there to New York. Your affectionate Son, Vivekananda.