Correspondence (incoming): Barr - Bi, 1892-1901

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I saw Miss {Flard?} at Mr. Sheldons funeral Naturally she felt very badly as they were good friends. Jessie Bernie Detrick & Allen Bernie go to her brothers country place for Sunday where she is now stopping, she is always with him and his wife and adores the child. I am so glad for her sake.

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{ ?} here. I hear your church is getting advanced every day. When will you come back here I long to see you again well and strong. I need not ask about dear Bertha I know she is ever true to you as she loves you so dearly

With my sincere love, as ever your devoted

Louise Brumilket?

Clara Barton

Washington, March 28, 1892

[Sending leaflets on Red Cross]

(1821 - 1912 Pres. Red Cross, 1881 - 1904)

My dear Mrs. Stanford

I send you a few little leaflets of past fields of labor, and little talks that from time to time get to a prentus hand. And The {"Prediction, Protection ?{ of the { ?}"! of which I spoke today. From them all you may get an idea of the Red Cross, I hope you will not find them too tiresome. May your journey be pleasant and safe and your

return not too far away.

With true respect and affection, let me dare ask a place in your memory

Clara Barton

"The Oxford" March 28, 1892

[ans card]

Visalia Cal March 3rd 1896

Mrs Jane L Stanford San Francisco Cal.

Dear Madam,

Permit us to extend to you our congratulations in the winning of your Suit We have a Son that has been attending your University for the last three years; and we have watch the suit with a great deal of anxiety. We rejoice with others in a decision that is just and right

We are Very Respectfully Mr. & Mrs. P.T. Bell