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    "ocrText": "I\ne.\n2.\nM\nChapter immediately has come from Washington, in a very long letter\nwhich had juat arrived from Col Bicknell Aside from our\nresponsi-\n1\nbility to the pupils who are under instruction, I can see no reason\nwhy\nW G\nshould stay any longer. That is the only thing I am disturbed\nabout, but I think we can fix it up fairly well in a month or six\nweeks at most.\nAs it stands now, at Mr. Caton's request I will try to rush\nthe classes through by Oct. 18t or there abouts, and shall then retum\nto the States. I can't imagine what has happened which has made\nyou feel as you do; nothing has happened here that I know of, and\nnot a word of anything has come to my ears to make ne feel that the\nChairman is not satisfied with my work. Mr. La Salle is at all times\nmost cordial, and as there is never a meeting of any kind I very rarely\nsee the Chairman and then only by chance. simply from day to\nI go on\nday covering my routine work, and there is little time left for anything\nelse. But as I shidd before, none of the men here have the slightest\nidea of nursing work or ideals, nor of the work involved in any kind\nof a nursing program\nI could not wire you my action, because it involved an\nexplaination, but I hope this letter reaches you promptly, and that\nit will be satisfactory to you.\nThak you so much, Miss Noyes , for your interest, and\nfor all you good advice always. I appreciate it more than I can tell\nyou.\nI have no plans for when I leave here, and if there is\nAs far as I know now I shall be in Washington by about the middle of\nanything which you think I will fit into, I am open to engagement.\nOct. I shall cable you more definitely as soon as I am more certain\nof the exact date.\nIn the mean time, believe me,\nFaithfully yours,\nMA. Helenson\nCharlotte M. Heilman.\n4\n2\n-\nJ\na\n0"
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