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Untitled Page 2Letters of Condolence no address San Francisco Mrs. Senator Stanford Dear Lady I hope you will excuse the liberty I take in writeing you these few lines I wish to extend my heart felt sympathy to you in your great trouble. I did not dare to do so at the time of your husbands death as I knew your heart was to sad to read my few lines. I saw in the papers all the telegrams you received but I think none felt for you like I did when I read in the papers all about your husbands life and all about your little boy, | Untitled Page 2Letters of Condolece no address San Francisco Mrs. Senator Stanford Dear Lady I hope you will excuse the liberty I take in writeing you these few lines I wish to extend my heart felt sympathy to you in your great trouble. I did not dare to do so at the time of your husbands death as I knew your heart was to sad to read my few lines. I saw in the papers all the telegrams you received but I think none felt for you like I did when I read in the papers all about your husbands life and all about your little boy, |
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