Yours very most obedient

[Signature: Capt. A. Hildebrandt.]

A. Hildebrandt

Hauptmann a. D.

Berlin W. 30

Martin Luther-Strasse 10.

Berlin W. 30. den 22. Mai 1909.

Bishop Milton Wright, Esquire,

Dayton (Ohio)

Dear Sir,

With best thanks I confirm you the receipt of your kind letter of the

11th inst. Your family-history has interested me very much. I shall

make use of them soon. But about something I am not clear. You write:

"This brings us in line with general United States Grant and

Grover-Cleveland." I do not know, if you mean two persons, the same

general Grant and general Grover from Cleveland? Also I thank you for

your photograph. It is of moment to me, also to have still photographs

of the late Madame Wright and her father, Mr. John Koerner, whom Germany

the native has been of. I should like to get still other photographs of

your children Wilbur and Orville, presenting them in young years and

also of Miss Katherine and if you have still a photograph presenting

your whole family joined. At last you would oblige me much for sending

me pictures also of your present house, the flight-square near Dayton

and the whole sight of Dayton. As being immodest of me, to pronounce so

many wishes to you, I propose and beg you, to give order to anybody, to

procure me all the wished photographs and pictures on my account. With

great interest I am awaiting your further informations, promised me in

your letter, about the youth of your sons and the matter, how these are

gotten to the intention to make experiences with a flying mashine.

[Hand-written note: I cannot found(?) Schleits in Saxony?]

Thanking you once more for the material, which to send me, you have had

the kindness, I remain, Dear Sir,

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