Correspondence (incoming): begging letters, T

Kansis City Mo

Dec 10th 1901

Mrs Jane L Stanford

Kind lady

I saw in the papers how kind and charitbel you were if you would be so kind as to help me a little this winter I would be ten thousand times obliged to you no matter how little I will think it a great blessing. Now if I have asked to much of a favor please excuse me

Mary Tyrrell

1641 Washington St

Kansis City Mo

men could you give me an opertunity [sic] to call on you or could you call at my house. I have my house full of roomes [sic] and boarders so my time is very much occupied but I can be at leasure [sic] any after noon from 2 til 5

My boys are at leasure [sic] only on Saturdays & Friday evenings as one is in the University and the other in the high school

Hoping I may hear from you

I remain Respectfully

Mrs. A.M. Tyler

515 Waverly St Palo Alto

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Mrs A. M. Tyler ans May 4th

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Palo Alto Ap 27 1903

Dear Mrs. Stanford [image: G monogram]

I have long wished I might know you personaly, [sic] as I have known you by reputation for some time. I see by the paper, that you are intending to go to Europe before long. In that event I may never have an opportunity to meet you. I do not know how to address you as am a perfect stranger to you. I am a widdow [sic] and all my possesins [sic] are two splendid suns [sic] of whom I am very proud I should like very much to present them to you as peopl [sic] tell me you are very much interested in young