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every thing, even to the pacifying of the soul. I do not know if Gertrude has been to see you lately, but she writes me she is glad for the longer days - it is more pleasant going to and from business in the daylight. She is quite well, or was a few days ago. A friend in Chicago sent me an article out from some paper on the "Educated Indian," over your name, and we enjoy unclear it very much being acquainted with the writer thereof. How truly you say that the red man and the white man have woefully misunderstood each other! The Record-Herald (Chicago) Mar 8th contained an

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