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    Lt 8, 1908

    White, J. E.

    St. Helena, California

    January 3, 1908

    Previously unpublished.

    Elder J. E. White
    Southern Publishing Association
    Nashville, Tennessee

    Dear Son Edson:

    I am very sorry to hear that Emma is sick. I wish you could both be with us at the time of the coming Union Conference. Cannot you come? I would be able to entertain you and provide you with a comfortable room. I would be more pleased than I can express if you could spend this time with us.23LtMs, Lt 8, 1908, par. 1

    I would not advise you to sell the fixtures in your large manufacturing building. Do not be in a hurry to dispose of the building. I want you to make a success; you cannot do this if you sell at a loss.23LtMs, Lt 8, 1908, par. 2

    I am sending you copies of the letter sent to Brother Ford. It was through a misunderstanding that you did not receive them at the time they were sent to him. I expected that you would have copies. I cannot think what letter it is that Brother Ford does not wish others to see. I did write him a letter in which I made the statement that if you had been in his place, you would not have refused his request in such an emergency, but that you would have revealed a heart of flesh. I do not think, however, that this letter was sent.23LtMs, Lt 8, 1908, par. 3

    I must not write any more this afternoon or I will not be able to get this in the mail before Sabbath. But I wish to repeat that I am very sorry that you did not get these copies at the time they were sent to others. I intended that you should have them.23LtMs, Lt 8, 1908, par. 4

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