Sends him a copy of his son poetry and asks to comment on its quality. Copy of "The Last Galley" is encluded.

Chairman Stewart of the Sulgrave Institution writes Markham asking for membership in the organization which is to foster work of understanding and good will.

Osborn would like visit Markham next Sunday and would like to bring Lellah Covington, a San Francisco boy and aspiring dramatist. who is anxious to meet with Markham.

Osborn sends three of his compositions. He mentions how wonderful it is in Duluth and hopes to spend more summers enjoying the grandeur of Lake Superior. He mentions of receiving Mrs. markham's letter when he was in New York and just appeared in a play called "The Worm."

Letter reads: Friend! Good Morning! John Swinton.