Evans of the Wells Fargo & Company Express encloses a letter from Mary Obolensky, daughter of Count Tolstoi, acknowleding receipt to Mr. Valentine of Markham's book. After perusal, Mr. V asks that Markham forward the letter in an enclosed envelope to Aaron Stein of San Francisco.

Mabie is grateful for Markham's prompt and cordial response to Mabie's suggestion to reprint "The Man with the Hoe." Mr. Mabie hopes that Markham's works are more widely published.

Ormsbee sends Markham a copy of an article written by Folwell, "a bright boy who is going to make his mark when he strikes his own gait." Ormsbee is sorry that he missed Markham the other night, but invites him over sometimes. Ormsbe mentions he has written about the Lincoln poem.

Postcard reads: Dear Sir: "The Man with the Hoe is magnificent. Respects. John Swinton.

Letter thanks Mr. Markham for accepting the invitation to speak at the Mass Meeting to be held at Carnegie Hall on Friday, April 17, 1925 onbehalf of the Goldman Band Concerts. She writes that he is doing a service to benefit thousand sof people. Copy sent to Dr. Winifred "Mother" Sackville Stoner.

Reminder that Mr. and Mrs. Markham is to join with her at the Hotel Martanique at 12:15 PM sharp on Friday with the Author's League luncheon. She tells Markham that she has been on a speaking tour and Markham's name always comes up in the conversation. She is working on several books in which she would like Mr. Markham to write the introductions. She mentions that both she and Dr. Snow will tour the US & England and promote the League of Fostering Genious.