Blackwell Family                                   General Correspondence                      Robinson, Albert W     
Blackwell, Alice Stone   Tamworth, N.H
Oct 6, 1921
My dear [Miss?] Blackwell.
I received enclosed
from Mme. Breshkovsky on
Sept., 1st, and at once sent it
to Mrs. Geo. S. Derby, 73 Newbury
St., thinking it would induce
her to do all she could for
Mme B's grand cause.
Have just received it
from Mrs. D's Secty, or assistant,
after delay of a month or more.
Please return both
at your leisure - no hurry.
Have been delayed
here by the cares &c, of our
old homestead, repairing
&c, &c, that I may sell it, & 
be relieved of my long
supervision, expense etc.
It has however
been of great benefit to
my health, which was 

not as good as I thought
on arrival "Early to bed,"
"Early to rise," pure spring
water, Mountain air and
best of country cooking,
are in great contrast to Boston's
soft coal smoke &c, &c -
I review with great
satisfaction, the good work
from you, at a time when
Mme. Breshkovsky needed it.
I hope you are well & 
not overworking, as you are
inclined to do.
Sincerely yours,
Albert W. Robinson