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than ever, after such a delightful long vacation.

I'm afraid I shall have to ask for more money. My law books, which cost $5 apiece on an average, will be the principal item of expense for books. When I need the $ $ I shall write.

I answered Ed's letter Friday and will answer Elmo's when I have time.

I wish I could be in Frisco to day. It is a lovely day here, but rather tropical.

Love to all,

Your boy,

Jewell.

P.S. Dont be alarmed! No needed this time. When are needed I'll ask for

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P.S. We have subscribed for the Examiner.

Stanford, Sunday

Sept. 5, 1897

My dear mother:

Well, here I am again at my old desk, at my old but pleasant task, and surrounded by the old but ever new scenery of my freshman year. It seems a long time since I left home, the calander is the only thing to remind me that it is but five days.

My first night here seemed a period of ten years instead of ten hours. My beed seemed as hard as the adamantine couch of the self-denying ascetic. It was nothing at all like my soft inviting bed of