Jane Addams to Mary Rozet Smith, March 4, 1910

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Hull-House
800 SOUTH HALSTED STREET
CHICAGO

Dearest

The town seemed very empty after you had left it in spite of a very busy day. There wasn't a great deal of time between the Union League Committee and the Immigration League at five. I saw your father today, [the] difficulty with his side had quite passed and he was looking very well. Polly and Nellie were cleaning the [page 2] attic and it looked as if all your plans [are] properly being carried out.

I thought of you most of the time through all of the hurly-burly. I do hope the motion and prospect of change was a little comfort. One day is already off of the three weeks and I am sure it will go quickly. 

Bless you, Darling, always

"[Forever] thine" J. A.

March 4" 1910

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