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Jul 18, 2020 LBrokaw Jul 17, 2020 LBrokaw Mar 30, 2020 MXPayne Mar 30, 2020 MXPayne Mar 30, 2020 MXPayne Mar 30, 2020 MXPayne Mar 30, 2020 MXPayne Nov 17, 2017 Stanford University Archives	Untitled Page 11 [Typeset] Golden Gate Kindergarten Association {graphic} and Free Normal Training School, Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, President, 1902 Vallejo Street. [Typeset] [Righthand side][Typeset] San Francisco, Cal. [Typeset] Aug. 30th 1892 [Lefthand side] My dear Mrs. Stanford: I am anxious about you and your dear ones, as I read the foreign despatches, and note the rapid spread of Cholera. I hope you will come home before any Quarantine laws shut you out. You are very dear to my heart. Every day Hattie and I talk of you_ and I ask the dear Lord to hide you in his Pavilion.	Untitled Page 11 [Typeset] Golden Gate Kindergarten Association {graphic} and Free Normal Training School, Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, President, 1902 Vallejo Street. [Typeset] [Righthand side][Typeset] San Francisco, Cal. [Typeset] Aug. 30th 1892 [Lefthand side] My dear Mrs. Stanford: I am anxious about you and your dear ones, as I read the foreign despatches, and note the rapid spread of Cholera. I hope you will come home before any Quarantine laws shut you out. You are very dear to my heart. Every day Hattie and I talk of you_ and I ask the dear Lord to hide you in his Pavilion.

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