63. The shirts arrived yesterday; they are nice and fit me well.
C/O MISS DUTCHER, THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, N.Y., 13th [Pos [...]
158. It gives me a new lease of life to see people happy.
LOS ANGELES, 6 December 1899. MY DEAR MOTHER, A few lin [...]
156. Excuse this scrawl as the train is dancing.
THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED, SANTA FE ROUTE, 1 December 1899 [...]
147. There is more pain than pleasure in life
23 October 1899 [RIDGELY MANOR], NEW YORK, N.Y. MY DEAR [...]
146. Such is truth. The wisdom is therefore in renunciation, that is, to make the Lord our all in all.
RIDGELY MANOR, 5 October 1899. MY DEAR MOTHER CHURCH, M [...]
95. The work in England bids fair to be much better and deeper than in the U.S
July 7, 1896. DEAR MOTHER— [On the] 18th of this month [...]
68. Telegraph
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. RECEIVED AT: PLAZA [...]
66. We will see each other next spring in Chicago, Mother, if we all live.
C/O MISS DUTCHER, THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, N.Y., July 31, [...]
65. I pray constantly that all mankind will come to know the reality, i.e. God
C/O MISS DUTCHER, THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, 30th August [Ju [...]
64. I will be in Detroit a day or two on my way.
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, C/O MISS DUTCHER, N.Y., 27th July [...]