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DISTRICT JUDGE.
Jacksonville, Pla., March
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1901.
T)T. J. F.
Forbes,
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;tson University,
De Land, Fla.
My dear hoctcr:-
The 21st of March would be very convenient for
me provided we have no jury trials on at that time, fa are to
have a jury summond for the 14th and have six cases set Tor
trial, and it is impossible to determine in advance how much
time will be taken by each case, but I very much fear that they
will run beyond the date mentioned.
I had been expecting to be with you on the evening of the
8th, but a little longer tine will be very acceptable to me as
T have hah a good deal oh sickness in my family and have ba
quite busily occupied. If it will be as convenient to you
to have thin lecture as soon after tha 21st as the Jury trials
here have been completed, zy if th • first week In April ~ould
be as convenient tc you. it could ba relied upon with more
certain:' ty as to leaving me free,
sincerely yours,
KM
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