178. Sudden indisposition and fever prevent my starting for Chicago yet.
30th April, 1900. MY DEAR MARY, Sudden indisposition an [...]
177. After the incessant work I require a breath of God’s free air
23rd April, 1900. MY DEAR MARY, I ought to have started [...]
176. The Mother will take care of me. She is not going to strand me now after guarding me all my life.
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA, 20th April, 1900. MY DEAR JOE , Re [...]
158. I have bundled my things and am waiting for the great deliverer.
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA, 18th April, 1900. MY DEAR JOE, Jus [...]
51. It is human nature to ask for more favours (now that they have come) where it gets from.
17th April, 1900. MY DEAR MR. LEGGETT, Herewith I send [...]
169. The boys are working up; well, scolding has both sides, you see; it makes them up and doing.
1719 TURK STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,CALIF., April, 1900. MY [...]
175. I am learning now how to be detached as well as attached
ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA, 12th April, 1900. Mother is becomi [...]
174. I have finished my work. I am retired, Joe.
1719 TURK STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 10th April, 1900. DEAR [...]
165. I am getting better every day
1719 TURK STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, [April 9, 1900.] Hello [...]
173. Money is not evil after all—in good hands.
1719 TURK STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 8th April, 1900. MY DE [...]