Wr. Jefe Feublein Browning, Hotel, Hartford, Conn. Dear Eds Unele Was gled to receive your letter of May 50th, and to learn that your new gum is progressing about as well as might be expected, and that no serious hitches Jack should I am sure be have developed, in Martford he will get by the time this a good deal letter of pleasure out reaches of you, hearing a11 and the good news. You will also doubtless tell him of Capte Green's remarks regarding the exhibit of tnele John's guri in the National yuseum. Jack can then discuss up if agreeable the subject to both with Val, and the matter will be followed ef them. Things seem to be about the same as usual around has been unusually cold, Last night the alfalfa here, excepting that it ani peas were nipped, but rt have not heard if any real elsewhere. like we going skip are to this damage was summer, at done the chenge our minds along about july and August, T run across one or the of femily there seems to be no complaints Wishing you the best other of luck m your from them, your gards, Your Nephew, I[t looks present time, from to assume time but time, thet everybody new gun and with kind we may and as is well. personal re-