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June 17, 1916
Friday evening
Dear brother Julius:
Before I go to bed, I’ll write you just a few lines.
I have made all my arrangements and expect to sail to-morrow [sic]. At headquarters here, I was told that we are absolutely prohibited from corresponding with newspapers, so I will have to give up that idea of making any side money. Even letters to my family are not supposed to be printed in a newspaper.
Traveling alone has been a little lonesome, but it will be much better when I join the fifteen or sixteen others to-morrow [sic]. I am told that they are all very fine college men.
That I may get a good night’s rest, I will close with love to all,
Ever your affectionate brother,
Luther.
Metadata
Title: Letter 5, Luther Nelson to Brother Julius
Date: 1916 June 17
Collection: RG1/051, Luther Nelson Collection, 1916-1918
Repository: Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs
Creator: Nelson, Luther
Publisher: Digitized by AFS staff in 2016.
Rights Statement: This item cannot be reproduced outside the guidelines of United States Fair Use (17 U.S.C., Section 107) without advance permission of the Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs. In the event that this letter becomes a source for publication, a credit line indicating the Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs is required.
Digital ID: 1_051_5
