DEAR GEORGE:

On last Wednesday morning a person who claimed to be George M.

Beers of New Haven, Ct., clerk in the Director's Office of the

Sheffield Scientific School and a brother of mine, called to see

me.

Perhaps what he said was true, but after the events of the last

two years I find myself inclined to doubt the truth of everything

that is told me. He said that he would come and see me again

sometime next week, and I am sending you this letter in order that

you may bring it with you as a passport, provided you are the one

who was here on Wednesday.

If you did not call as stated please say nothing about this letter

to anyone, and when your double arrives, I'll tell him what I

think of him. Would send other messages, but while things seem as

they do at present it is impossible. Have had someone else address

envelope for fear letter might be held up on the way.

Yours,

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