Now I am perfectly willing to meet the writer of the aforesaid letter in the presence of two or more witnesses, in order that he (or she) may be given a chance to substantiate his statements; and until this is done, I shall continue to consider said letter the work of a coward instead of a "friend to all."
Most respectfully yours,
(Mrs.) Florence Roberts. From Warden W. H. Reilly,
State Prison at Folsom, Cal.,
Sept. 18, 1911.
Mrs. Florence Roberts, Gospel Trumpet Publishing Co.,
Anderson, Indiana. Dear Madam:
Upon my return from a little needed rest. I found your letter of the 7th inst., which surely afforded me pleasure.
We are very glad indeed that you are so pleasantly circumstanced, and wish you sincerely all manner of success in your good work.
Joe —- is here yet, and he was much pleased when I handed him your card. There are many fine points about the boy, and he surely appreciates your kindness.