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spot to the tired student.

They have quite a music conservatory there in which there are about 75 special students. It was practice hour when I visited the place, and a very inharmonious din emanated from the twenty vigorously thumped pianos in the practice apartments.

In another building the professor of vocal music was training the voices of [cut off] ladies that we would do so. We remained over night with some of Paul's friends and came away the next morning. It was one of the happiest, most pleasant G. Wash.'s Birthdays I ever spent. I must close now, with love to all - your boy - Jewell.