highly.  The likeness may not be a fair representation of the beautiful chubby cheeked little boy that he was, still it will serve to recall to him the primitive surrounding in which I learned to know him so well.



I beg to assure you of my most heartfelt sympathy in this time of your trouble.  If you ahve a picture of your husbans, a photograph which brings out his linemente, I would be glad to have a copy.  I have several pictures of him, but they were taken in groups and incidentally, and do not do him full justice.



With assurances of the kindest regard, I am,

Faithfully yours,