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Jul 25, 2020 MikeH Jul 17, 2020 LBrokaw May 26, 2020 Katharine_Dimitruk Nov 17, 2017 Stanford University Archives	Untitled Page 51 [Right page} [BKA] My dear Mrs. Stanford The sad news of your dear husband's death reached me through the papers yesterday. Words can- not express my deep sympathy for you in this new affliction. I had great hopes of his recovery when you left Washington and looked forward [Left page] sympathy, it was only this morning that Papa remarked this "Senator Stanford is dead, but he will live forever in the minds of the people" May God who knoweth thy sorrow give you strength to bear this affliction and help you to say "Thy will be done" Trusting I may see you next winter, I am, With sincere sympathy, Your loving friend, Bertha K. Aukam 1919 K Street. Washington, D.C.	Untitled Page 51 [Right page} [BKA] My dear Mrs. Stanford The sad news of your dear husband's death reached me through the papers yesterday. Words can- not express my deep sympathy for you in this new affliction. I had great hopes of his recovery when you left Washington and looked forward [Left page] sympathy, it was only this morning that Papa remarked this "Senator Stanford is dead, but he will live forever in the minds of the people" May God who knoweth thy sorrow give you strength to bear this affliction and help you to say "thy will be done" Trusting I may see you next winter, I am, With sincere sympathy, Your loving friend, Bertha K. [Aukam?] 1919 K Street. Washington, D.C.

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