DEAR PRESIDENT:

I am in a dreadful state of mind, and I thought I would

write and tell you all. About two years ago--as near as I

can remember, it was two years--I used two postage stamps

that had been used before on letters, perhaps more than two

stamps, but I can only remember of doing it twice. I did not

realize what I had done until lately. My mind is constantly

turned on that subject, and I think of it night and day.

Now, dear President, will you please forgive me, and I

promise you I will never do it again? Enclosed find cost of

three stamps. Please forgive me, for I was then but thirteen

years old, for I am heartily sorry for what I have done.

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