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    "ocrText": "I\nC\nB\n1\nExtracted from letter from Miss Noyes to Miss Anderson, Júly 19, 1924.\nI had hoped to send you a cable, telling you that Miss Nelson, with Miss\nDuBrau would sail on the 9th of August, and reservations were made on\nthe %ASIA\" in accordancetherewith. A long distance telephone message, however\nhas reached me from Misa Nelson, stating- that she was taken suddenly iss in\nthe night with an acute neuritis in her arm and shoulder, which they think is due\nto infection from her teeth, and therefore she will not be able to sail on\nthat date. Miss DuBrau, however, will go, and it may be possible for Miss Nelson\nto follow on the text steamer, which sails on the 9th of September. It is most\ndisapointing, and I think Miss Nelson is greatly upset by it, for she had not\nonly set her heart upon going to Constantinople, but is disappointed because\n+\n5\nof the disturbance to the general plans. It is just possible that she may never\nbe able to go, but I do not like to think of this, for I think she is so woll\nqualified for the work out there, that I should like to see her succeed you.\nMiss DuBrau is a woman of considerable experience, and in case Misa Nelson is\nnot able to go may be able to assume the Directorship.\nI have been a little puzzled about the salaries\nfor we have had no information on this since the orginal schedule was\nprepared. In February, 1923, I asked for a revised schedule, but I think\nyou must have overlooked it, and I certainly forgot to again remind you so that\nhave used the old salary scale when I negotiated with both Miss Nekson and\nMiss DuBrau, that is $200,00 per month for Miss Nelson, $150.00 dor Miss\nDuBrau, with $110.00 fot the second assistant, Thinking that perhaps Miss\nBuBrau would like to nominate some one for this with whom she was accustomed\nto working, or that Miss Nelson might have someone in mind, I wrote to them\nasking if they cared to suggest a nurse for this position, so that I have\nnot corresponded with Miss Von Kurowsky of Miss Crowling. I am enclosing\na record of Miss DuBrau's experience.\"\nsee letter filed 502. American Hóspital. (Corres)\n5\n4"
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