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the tube that leads from the throat to the inner Ear. He says that probably before a letter could reach you "Ba's" scarlet fever will have terminated either favorably or unfavorably. He says if his advice will have any effect he would advise using every possible care against having any of the children Exposed in any way so as to take cold for a long time. He says you had better consult your physician relative to Eddie for he is so far away that it would be difficult for him to prescribe as he cannot know the symptoms from day to day. He says he never knew a case of croup following diphtheria that did not prove fatal. My own dear Wife I know you will do all you can for the children, for you are a good faithful mother. I wish I could help you care for them. I am so sorry think Chandler's children have it. I do hope his little girls & "Ba" have recovered before this. Mary is a good nurse & she will aid you. Thank her for me for her great kindness to Eddie & Winnie when they were sick. I hope Eddie had got well. I think of him so often as he appears when I got home after I was hurt. You know how quietly he came & sat down by my side & as he sat there for a long time he looked up & said "Papa I am sitting by you." With a look of such deep love that I think I shall never forget. Winnie & "Ba" are constantly before me with their thousand little winning ways. Your affectionate husband N. Kendall