The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-29

lshed ~ his bedside, when he passed
ON during the night ~ May u, iPsli
In her preface, Mrs. Lane tells ~
her husbands letterwriiing habits
tits letters are peculiarly auto.
biographical, for whenever his
active mind was engaged on some
personal. political or philosophical
problem his thought turned
naturally TO that friend with
whom he would most like 20 dis.
cuas the subject. and II he could
possibly make the time. 10 him he
wrote Just what thoughts raced
through his mind. AZ
home on Sunday morning before
the fire he would often write
many letters-so Of them 70
pages In length. some mere scrap
by notes. lie wrote with a pencil
ON pad on his knee, rapidly
stripping on the sheets for me 10
read. IN his desire 20 share all that
was his, even his lnnafmost
thoughts.
These letters Will be ~ value 10 the
future M well aB "a the present, for
they disclose not only the manner OF
man Franklin X. Lane WIS, but throw
some bright beams on the men with
whom he moved and worked. Nice.
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IL In fact srries Of letters exchanged
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