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    "ocrText": "N\nMiss Nuno,\n- 2 -\nlittle of the equipment is left in the storehouse, as Mrs. Heilman\nwas given permission to dispose of it under certain circumstances,\nMiss Johnson met me in New York, and seemed very\nauch worried because she had heard you had had sand-fly fever, I\nsincerely hope that you are better by this time. You will be gratified\n3\nto hear that Miss Johnson la looking very well and seemt to be very\nhappy in her work, She has been through a very serious strain, not\ne\nonly with the changes that have taken place in the Red Cross, but with\nthe death of her mother, closing up the house, etc. She is very happy,\nhowever, in the work with the Chapter, and they of course are devoted\nto her. It is pleasant to be at home once more, and I foand evirything\nin fine condition, Miss Butler had been living in my apsriment, and of\ncourse it was immaculata, in addition to all the nice things that she\nhad done, and I found some flowers from the \"twins which ad/ted to the\nappearance of the place. May I take this oppertunity to thank you also\nfor the radio received at sea, expressing love and sympathy for 10 because\nof the death of my friend, Mrus, Chamberlin. I am preparing to go to\nNew York to receive all that is left of her, via the Patria, of the 3\nI Fabre d Line. She alsaye zerambered your kindness to her shen she\npassed through New York, non almost three years ago. I going to\nPurope at that time, and she had a premonition that she would not be\nalivo when I returned, do you remeuber it? It is a very terrible thing\nfor Mr. Chamberlin, and I feol very anzious about him,\nI went to Lyme last Saturday and Sunday, found Ey\nbister looking very vell, but with some disquieting aymotoms. The family\nare very woll, including your particular friend Lorna, she is really\na very adorable child. They often spenk of you. By the way, I am\nreturning Miss Anderson's letter, hich I know you will want to keep.\nHoping that all is struightening out, and that you will be able to de\na very effective piece of work with the N.E.R., I am with affectionate\nregards\nSincerely yours,\nDirector, Nursing Service,\nW\nn-k\n972\n2"
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