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Stanford and you are
doing is not dead in this
world. He is made to live
here for good through you-
Only a little while and
then the call comes for every
one of us - Surely Christ
has more for us in Heaven
after life's toils, trials and
experiences are over.
Mrs. Thurber unites in
love and sincere sympathy.
If in the good providence
of God you should come
again to Paris we will be
most happy to see you. We
pray that the dear Lord may
abundantly comfort you-
Very sincerely yours
Edward G. Thurber

[continued on Murray Hill Hotel stationery]
can be very sure of Christ.
We have just returned
from the west to New York.
We have been taking a vacation
of a few weeks from our work
and visiting our son here
and friends in the west. We
expect to sail for Paris on
Saturday July 8th on La
Bourgogne - We feel sad
to bid our dear ones good-
bye but we feel that
there is nothing better
than work for Christ -

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The La Bourgogne was a French ocean liner, launched in 1885, which sank in a collision with the British sailing ship Cromartyshire , near Nova Scotia in heavy fog, on July 4, 1898, resulting in the loss of 549 lives.