He has received McMaster's letter at Columbus, Georgia, after it was forwarded from Atlanta. He is sorry he incurred McMaster's displeasure by not writing, but he explains that he hurried on to New Orleans only to make up time he lost by vacationing in Charleston. He hopes McMaster does not think he is leafing, for he is only stopping as long as business necessitates, and hurrying so that he can be home soon. After leaving Eufaula he goes to Montgomery Alabama, then to Haynesvi le and Lelma, Alabama, then to Columbus, Mississippi, and to Mobile, where he expects an Easter letter from McMaster. :: I-2-f A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.