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so many years, will be taxed to their utmost capacity, to afford an education to the thousands that will seek it.
May God grant that you may be spared to see the fulfillment of those grand projects for the enlightenment of humanity.
Very sincerely, Aylett R. Cotton, Jr. 1615 Jackson St, S.F. [rest chopped off]
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Dear Mrs. Stanford
Circumstances prevent my joining in the demonstrations of my fellow teachers and students tonight, but in the quiet of my home I am rejoicing in the happy outcome to the tedious suit that has so long been an obstacle to the accomplishing of your desires for the youth of our land in the memory of your son and, as God has willed it, in the memory of your husband also.
After this long season of ploughing without looking back or regarding the cold, in which you have had much sympathy but too seldom expressed, we rejoice with you that the period of plowing and borrowing is drawing to an end and that your harvest is near.
Briefly I wish to express my interesting and my desire, that you may continually prosper in [cut off]
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Ans.
Dear Mrs. Stanford
Circumstances prevent my joining in the demonstrations of my fellow teachers and students tonight, but in the quiet of my home I am rejoicing in the happy outcome to the tedious suit that has so long been an obstacle to the accomplishing of your desires for the youth of our land in the memory of your son and, as God has willed it, in the memory of your husband also.
After this long season of ploughing without looking back or regarding the cold, in which you have had much sympathy but too seldom expressed, we rejoice with you that the period of plowing and borrowing is drawing to an end and that your harvest is near.
Briefly I wish to express my interest and my desire, that you may continually prosper in
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230 Montgomery St San Francisco 10-15- [cut off]
My dear Mrs. Stanford
My love for my alma mater and my appreciation of your kind and hopeful letter in response to my note of congratulation over Judge Ross' decision inspire me with a desire to express my exultation in the second overwhelming victory
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and my hope and confidence that the highest tribunal in the nation wlil quickly affirm the sound and just decision rendered by the Court of Appeals.
The permanent welfare of our beloved University now seems assured, and we alumni will always extend our sincerest sympathies and [cut off]
