Jane Addams to Lillian D. Wald, February 14, 1909

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136 ASTOR STREET

Dear Lady

I hope you will accept the Lincoln slides from me [although] I am sorry they are not more humanistic, so to speak. Mr Jones evidently made a desperate effort to keep them accurate and authentic. [page 2] However I have used them many times this week [on] different foreign audiences -- the Hungarians this afternoon are my last -- and have been grateful for them.

I meant to write you earlier and [thank?] you for your many kindnesses to me during [page 3] [our] stay in New York. I really stored up enough energy to put me through this week which has been a rushing one. Chicago has never been so pulled together as by this [common] enthusiasm for Lincoln, it has really been quite touching. Mrs Bowen [came in this?] [page 4] morning. I [met] at the station in a driving storm -- it is hard to imagine the spring weather of N.Y. Please give my love to the household, always affectionately yours

Jane Addams.

Feby 14" 1909

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