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The London Letter
Our London business is good, but Vienna and Berlin are quiet. Mr.
D. Lloyd has gone to Switzerland and I hope for good news. He will
be there for a week at 1496 Zermott Street and then goes to Turin
and Rome and will join Colonel Parry and arrive at Athens, Greece,
November 27th or December 2nd. Letters there should be addressed
King James Blvd. 3580. We expect Charles E. Fuller Tuesday. Dr. L.
McQuaid and Robert Unger, Esq., left on the 'Y. X.' Express
tonight.[1]
The Egyptian Letter
Dear Sam:
From Egypt we went to Italy, and then took a trip to Germany,
Holland and England. We enjoyed it all but Rome and London most. In
Berlin we met Mr. John O. Young of Messrs. Tackico & Co., on
his way to Vienna. His address there is 147 upper Zeiss Street,
care of Dr. Quincy W. Long. Friday the 18th, we join C. N. Dazet,
Esquire and Mrs. Dazet, and leave at 6:30 A.M. for Paris on the 'Q.
X.' Express and early on the morning on the 25th of June start for
home on the S. S. King.
Very sincerely yours,[1]
Signature of writer
The Class of "16" Letter
Dear Zach,
Well, the old class of "16" is through at last. You ask where the
boys are to be. Val Brown goes on the 24th to Harvard for law.
Don't forget to address him as "Esquire." Ted Updyke takes a
position with the N. Y. W. H. & H. R. R., 892 Ladd Ave., Fall
River, Massachusetts, and Jack McQuade with the D. L. & W. at
Jersey City, N. J. 400 E. 6th Street. William Fellows just left for
a department position in Washington; his address is 735 South G.
St. At last account, Dr. Max King was to go to John Hopkins for a
Ph.D. degree. Think of that! Elliott goes to Xenia, Ohio, to be a
Y. M. C. A. secretary. I stay here for the present. What do you do
next? How about Idaho?
Yours truly, and Goodbye,[1]
Signature of writer
National Park Tour Letter
A tour through our national parks would be enjoyable to you, I
know. We left Los Angeles at 7:45 A.M., September 20, via Valley
Boulevard, and motored to the Grand Canyon in Arizona. From there
we drove to Zion National Park in Utah; next a jump to Yellowstone.
Then we drove to the coast, into California, and through the
Redwood Forest to San Francisco, the commercial Hub, arriving at
9:30 P.M., October 21. Here Mr. and Mrs. John X. Dix of 685 East
Queen St., Topeka, Kansas joined us. I found the roads good, some
quite equal to the best.[2]
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