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Arcata Humboldt Co. June 22"/93
Mrs Leland Stanford;
-Dear Madam,
Will you allow me, as one of the Stanford students, to offer you my most sincere sympathy for your sad loss. We students must feel that in Senator Stanford we have lost one of the best friends we ever had, and his and your great kindness to us will remain a grateful memory throughout life. Allow me to subscribe myself yours sympatheticly and gratefully
Donald H Fry
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My Dear Mrs Stanford,
You have my heartfelt sympathy in your sad beravement [sic]
J.D. Fry
June 21st
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ter of a school-teacher, who is hard-working, but unfortunate.
It will take a little amount to purchase my wardrobe.
I don't wish any thing in my wardrobe elaborate. I wish it nice, yet plain & simple.
So, if you would kindly send me some of your discarded dresses, that I may make over for my self, I should indeed deem it a great favor conferred from a great lady to an unknown, poor, yet earnest school-girl.
I have read much, also heard much of your many deeds of benevelonce [sic] of your being such a charitable woman, especially in educational interests; otherwise I should not have addressed you thus. I am sixteen
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years old & fair complected.
Earnestly hoping you will grant my humble request,
I am, dear lady, Very sincerely yours
Alice Furman
Alila, Tulare Co. Calif.
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Dear Mrs Stanford
With sincere sorrow & sympathy believe me
Your loveing friend
Sarah Fry
June 22nd