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Untitled Page 2OFFICE OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT Stanford University, Cal., Nov. 16, 1901. Mrs. Jane L. Stanford. My dear Madam:- I have your letter of the 15th in which you so kindly express your appreciation of my loyalty to the University. Naturally I am much pleased at the substantial nature of the recognition, but it gives me much greater pleasure to know that you approve of my course. My best efforts ^for the University at all times and under all circumstances are the least I can expect of myself, and the least I would have you always feel that you can count on. Your with respect, J.C. Branner. |
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