Letters April 18, 1908 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Augusta E. Stetson, Mary B. G. Eddy, Joel B. Dow, Geo. B. Saunders, Anna Thilo, G. M. Giffen, Herbert C. Jeffers, Cora E. Downer, Frank King Clark, Lyman J. Hubbard

New York, N. Y., April 8, 1908.

My Precious Leader and Teacher:—Since you have moved into your new home, I have greatly desired to send you an expression of my love, but I have been unable to find anything which I thought would be pure and perfect enough to offer to my precious Leader. Nothing I ever could get would express my deep love and loyalty, and my ever increasing gratitude to you, so I ceased my search and settled upon this flower holder, which I send to you, dearest, as a reminder of my affection for you, and of nearly twenty-four years of your patient, unselfed watch care of me and mine, I trust it will speak to you of my constant appreciation of your Christly love for me and mine and all mankind, and of my earnest endeavor to continue to follow and obey your consecrated life and sublime teachings. My heart is everflowing with gratitude to God for such a Leader, and Teacher, and Guide to eternal Life.

Ever your loving child,
Augusta E. Stetson.

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