Letters, 1918 August 28-1921 January 3 [n.p.], to Francis L. Childs [n.p.].

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Letters, 1918 August 28-1921 January 3 [n.p.], to Francis L. Childs [n.p.].

Expresses concern about Childs' health and interest in his work.

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