Letters January 16, 1909 Issue

LETTERS TO OUR LEADER

with contributions from Charlotte W. Bowman, Anna Meehan, Marian W. Hering, Eva Moore Clark, Jeannette R. McLellan, George William Otis, Clifford P. Smith, Eugenie Goodchild, Charles J. Smith, Dorothea Butcher, Eliza Smith, Edward H. Keach, Anne May Lilly, Emma F. Prescott, Abbie M. Crandall Bachmann, Retta G. Whiting

Essex Junction, Vt., Jan. 5, 1909.

Beloved Leader:—Words cannot express my gratitude for the sweet messages of love you have sent me by my husband. We are making no sacrifice for you, dear Leader, but our hearts are filled with joy that our thought has been so lifted up that you could ask us for help. Only twice has the thought of separation suggested itself, as Robert and I sat down to breakfast, and then it was quickly banished.

My reward is the proof of healing. This morning, about eight, my sister asked help for her oldest boy, who said his head ached and his throat was so sore he could not get up. At noon his father came and said the boy went to school as usual.

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