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Charles, for all you have
done and are still doing
for Mother, for since
coming here we have
not prospered as we had
hoped to and as a result
we have been unable
to give her the help we
feel we should have given.
When we came here we
made the mistake of going
to far ahead of the tide of
population and as a natural
result we have been
a part of the time cramped
financially. I tell these
things to you so that you
may fully understand
why our contribution
to Mothers support has
been so small.

I would deem it the