I fear you have the wanderlust incurably. I never had it bad, and have less of it now than ever before. I shall not see California again.
My love to all your family goes with this, and to you all that you will have. Ambrose Bierce.
The Army and
Navy Club,
Washington, D. C.,
May 22,
1913.
Editor "Lantern",[17]
Will I tell you what I think of your magazine? Sure I will.
It has thirty-six pages of reading matter.
Seventeen are given to the biography of a musician,—German, dead.
Four to the mother of a theologian,—German, peasant-wench, dead.
(The mag. is published in America, to-day.)