Jane Addams to Richard Theodore Ely, November 20, 1905

My dear Mr Ely

I am very much tempted to accept your kind invitation for the summer quarter.  It will be the only way to get my book written if indeed it is even done.  I do not know that I would have enough material for twelve lectures on that subject but perhaps we could broaden it out in the final title. Will you write me the last moment in which I could send it? [page 2] Mrs Kelley's book reads very well doesn't it and I am much impressed with the value of Mr Common's book.  You must feel proud of all the good work you have made possible.

With cordial greetings to Mrs Ely I am Faithfully yours

Jane Addams

Nov. 20" 1905