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Sep 29, 2020 MikeH Sep 14, 2020 shashathree Nov 17, 2017 Stanford University Archives	Untitled Page 15 Mr. Temple was a Minister at Palo Alto and used to teach Leland Bible lessons once a week. Ans. Los Gatos, Mch. 9, 1896 My dear Mrs Stanford, I congratulate you with all my heart upon the success- ful issue in your favor of the suit brought against you by the U.S. government. It was a noble thought to build up for the youth of present and coming generations the University which bears your son's and his father's name, and with God's blessing, which I know you earnestly seek, there will now be no hin- drance to its full realisation. I am one of the thousands laid under obligation by this employment of your means, for my daughter Grace at Roble Hall is now in the second	Untitled Page 15 [Mr. Temple was a Minister at Palo Alto and used to teach Leland Bible lessons once a week.] Los Gatos, Mch. 9, 1896 My dear Mrs Stanford, I congratulate you with all my heart upon the success- ful issue in your favor of the suit brought against you by the U.S. government. It was a noble thought to build up for the youth of present and coming generations the University which bears your son's and his father's name, and with God's blessing, which I know you earnestly seek, there will now be no hin- drance to its full realisation. I am one of the thousands laid under obligation by this employment of your means, for my daughter Grace at Roble Hall is now in the second

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