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you considered it necessary to have a young man, one that is progressive in the work-shop, but not at the expense of sending Mr. Soule away. I wish Mr. Soule retained from the fact that he is practical in every sense of the word, and this must never be lost sight of. He is earnest, always at his post with his work apron
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on, not so superior as to simply give orders and play the part of a gentleman and not the workman. Take great care that no such man as I have described ever gets into that workshop.
Yours respectfully Mrs. Leland Stanford
S. F. Cal April 9. 1897.
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desires in regard to this new comer, and I have earnestly prayed that all may be well with you and the dear precious gift. Of course I realize there never can be another Barbara, but there can be another dear soul trusted to your care and love, which will attract and divert your sorrowing hearts.
Yours with friendly greetings Jane L. Stanford
Love to Mrs Jordan
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UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION BRITISH INDIA
Dr. D. S. Jordan [Nov. 21st 1903.] Stanford University California.
U.S.A.
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David Starr Jordan Stanford University California U.S. America.
[Postmarked JA 2 04]
