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THE YANKEE INN  J. E. CASWELL, PROPRIETOR    Modern Conveniences  Rates:  $2.00 and $2.50 per day 
Belleville, Kan.  Aug 8 1913
Belleville, Kan.  Aug 8 1913


Dear Mary
Dear Mary
   Your letter followed me here where I have been in a [[blede?ing?]] state talking to Chatauquas (God save the work). How [[hopeful?]]l they all are, and yet always come some enquiring young men [[ownnen?]] looking for light ready to drink in any thing like hi parched soil of Kansas. And what is the use of all of it. I do want you to write the work? to begin it now. I want it partly for me & those who are to come after me but mostly for you. I am so glad that Lem doesnt want [[?emage?]] like [[?]] to send all for I know you can do wonderful things, things he and all of us will be proud of. I want you to come [[?]] & to see us all of us in Chicago or [[?eres?]] way. We all want to see you again. When shall it be
   Your letter followed me here where I have been in a blithering state talking to Chatauquas (God save the mark). How [[hopeful?]] they all are, and yet always comes some enquiring young men & women looking for light ready to drink in any thing like the parched soil of Kansas. And what is the use of all of it. I do want you to write the book - to begin it now. I want it partly for me & those who are to come after me but mostly for you. I am so glad that Lem doesn't want marriage like death to end all for I know you can do wonderful things, things he and all of us will be proud of. I want you to come soon & to see us all of us in Chicago on your way. We all want to see you again. When shall it be

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[[[letterhead]] THE YANKEE INN J. E. CASWELL, PROPRIETOR Modern Conveniences Rates: $2.00 and $2.50 per day

Belleville, Kan. Aug 8 1913

Dear Mary

 Your letter followed me here where I have been in a blithering state talking to Chatauquas (God save the mark). How hopeful? they all are, and yet always comes some enquiring young men & women looking for light ready to drink in any thing like the parched soil of Kansas. And what is the use of all of it. I do want you to write the book - to begin it now. I want it partly for me & those who are to come after me but mostly for you. I am so glad that Lem doesn't want marriage like death to end all for I know you can do wonderful things, things he and all of us will be proud of. I want you to come soon  & to see us all of us in Chicago on your way. We all want to see you again. When shall it be