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July 6, '95 25 Copy
Mr George H. Gray
Kind sir.
Having just learned through Judge Garber of your pertinent and valuable suggestions in regard to the Gov Suit against my husbands estate I hasten my most sincere and heart felt thanks for your friendly interest and timely aid.
I dare not yet
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rejoice the dark curtain has not lifted high enough to see the clear light of a better day. Still I dare to be hopeful. I care not so much for the case that the money may bring me in sustaining the good works commenced by my husband as I do for the fair name left to it if this suit goes finally in my favor. His name is more precious than gold tea than fine gold. For a good name
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is better than riches. For this I have prayed without ceasing and I still pray with hope that all will be well.
Many hearts and hands have been stretched out to help. From friends we expect sympathy but when those where we know not step forward to help I see Gods merciful hand and I am humbled by these Christ like acts. I am seeing and feeling the tender side of nature and they will leave
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July 6, '95 25 Copy
Mr George H. Gray
Kind sir.
Having just learned through Judge Garber of your pertinent and valuable suggestions in regard to the Gov Suit against my husbands estate I hasten my most sincere and heart felt thanks for your friendly interest and timely aid.
I dare not yet
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Russell J. Wilson Mills Building San Francisco California
Grieved and disappointed so much time has elapsed without arranging with Judge Garber. The President and Attorney General impressed upon me the great need on my part to push my attorneys in order to reach the October term in Supreme Court. There must be no more delay no time lost no opportunities must escape notice to advance this suit in the courts this spring in California. The result of a long or short litigation now depends entirely
