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Mrs. Rhodius and Mrs. Roesch received the invitations to the commencement, but not George. They keep theirs from George until he receives his. Mrs. Orsbach cannot live much longer. The doctors gave her up last Saturday. The tumor will soon reach her heart. George Rhodius is doing well and is nice to all except his mother. He neglects to give her her wellearned credit and filial love. :: XI-2-d A.L.S. 3pp.

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Mr. George Rhodius received Edwards letters. He requested him to thank Edwards and to invite Edwards to spend the holidays with them at their lonely house. Rhodius is in excellect health and is paid high tribute for the manner and the way he treats them. :: XI-2-h A.L.S. 2pp.

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George Rhodius is coming. :: XI-2-i Telegram

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Edwards' letter received. George Rhodius got Edwards' letter and wire and seemed very happy. His throat is much better but he has Malaria fever. Mrs. Ritz, former Mrs. Hicks is to be the housekeeper. Rhodius had a scene with that D. woman who is cut out for good; they persuaded Rhodius to leave. The Mausoleum is nearing completion. :: XI-2-i A.L.S. 2pp.

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They had flowers and George Rhodius insisted upon paying all with one check, Edwards' included. They leave today for New York. George is feeling well and wants him to invite Edwards in George's name for Christmas. They want a nice quiet Christmas. :: XI-2-l A.L.S. 2pp.

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He asks if Edwards could spend Sunday there, arriving Saturday evening. :: XI-2-j Telegram

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Mrs. Roesch is getting better after two weeks illness. Babetti King, the sister of Marie Rhodius died of softening of the brain on Sept. 8. Her daughter Anna Eden writes about the $25 monthly support. The payment will cease, the amount going over to Berryhill, guardian of George Rhodius. Joe Emminger went to see George who acted unnatural and strange. Nothing further was done to annual the marriage. Lawyer Spaan arrived from Europe on Wednesday. :: XI-2-j A.L.S. 2pp.

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He wanted to give Edwards the court decision in the Scholz matter. Scholz lost the suit and their Mr. John W. Claypool was again victorious. He will send the details of the trial. They are happy Edwards will be with them some days during the vacation. They all wish him a merry Christmas! :: XI-2-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He thanks Edwards for the kind letter. He is sorry that Edwards cannot be with them, he should come when it is convenient. He wishes Edwards a Happy New Year. Note: Joe Emminger writes kind regards on the card and signs. :: XI-2-j Postcard, signed

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Mr. and Mrs. Roesch want to thank Edwards for the beautiful present and all Edwards' kindnesses. They had a glorious time at the silver wedding; the first time unpleasantness was absent at the Circle Park Hotel. He tells who was there and asks for Edwards' health. :: XI-2-k A.L.S. 1p.

Scope and Contents They regret Edwards' absence very much. George Rhodius and Berryhill went to Asbury Park and stayed there for four weeks returning by way of New York. The D�. woman was not of the party. The annullment case has been continued until the middle of November. All the witnesses from out of town were there ready to give testimony against the D�. woman. Rhodius' illness is progressive; he loses little by little. John W. Claypool and Joe Emminger send regards. He is fifty years old today! :: XI-2-k...

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Many thanks for the beautiful picture of Edwards! Charles Balke is doing better and they all hope that he will stay with them. The Saurie will was probated; all goes to relatives in Scotland. He had no use for Indianapolis, and its charity. He sent a book Joe Emminger bought for Edwards. :: XI-2-k A.L.S. 1p.

Scope and Contents The letter remined him of the last days they spent with his unfortunate friend. Both the criminal and annullment cases will be set for December. The Probated Judge Merle Walkee has to make place for the newly elected Judge Frank Ross, a friend of Mr. Claypool. Thern got left; he was seen in Greenfield promenading with the D� woman� such men should not run for high offices. Charles Balke� is slowly improving. George Hug came to live with them and seems to enjoy their table. They hear little...

Scope and Contents The letter reminded him of the last days they spent with his unfortunate friend. Both the criminal and annullment cases will be set for December. The Probate Judge Merle Walker has to make place for the newly elected Judge Frank Ross, a friend of Mrs. Claypool. Thern got left; he was seen in Greenfield promenading with the D� woman�such men should not run for high offices. Charles Balke is slowly improving. George Hug came to live with them and seems to enjoy their table. They hear little of...

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As soon as the Greenfield decision is given by Judge Mason he will let Edwards know all about it. It took 12 days for the evidence on both sides. Saturday the argument preceeds the decision. All looks well for them so far. They are sorry Edwards was not there with them. :: XI-2-l A.L.S. 1p.

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Enclosed is the decision of Judge Mason from Greenfield. Isn't it great! They are all very much pleased with it. He asks when Edwards is coming. He sends kind regards from Mr. John W. Claypool and himself. :: XI-2-l A.(Business card). S. 1p.

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He did not see George Rhodius � Rhodius and Mr. Beck were out automobiling. Mrs. Bertha Balke and Fante Balke were disappointed not to see Edwards. He tried to see Rhodius but a number of things prevented him. The Dare lawyers made motion for a new trial in Greenfield; the argument is next week. :: XI-2-l A.L.S. 1p.

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He visits George Rhodius 2 or 3 times a week at the sanitarium and takes rides with him and his nurse, Mr. Peck. He gives details of Rhodius' condition. George Hug is still with them. He gives news of friends and acquaintances. Kind regards from all! :: XI-2-l A.L.S. 2pp.

Scope and Contents Since the 15th they are no more proprietors of the Circle Park Hotel, having sold their lease to a new firm of three partners. Aunt Ziegler with Kate Kaufmann are at the home of Mrs. Magg's Krueger. The Roesch family left for Fort Wayne where they will stay for some time. George Rhodius is still at Stern's and it seems he will stay there. The W.W. Block is not sold but may be in week or so. Mr. John W. Claypool is doing transactions with Berryhill. He is living with his friends the...

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Kind regards from Edwards' friends at the Circle Park Hotel. :: XI-2-k Postcard, signed

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If nothing comes between, they leave New York on Monday and arrive in Boston Tuesday morning. He will wire particulars. George Rhodius is well and sends kind regards to Edwards. They expect to see Edwards in good health. :: XI-2-i A.L.S. 1p.

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Edwards' letter received. Edwards will soon receive one of George Rhodius's new pictures. It seems to him that George is getting better. He will be happy to receive instructions from Edwards concerning his welfare. The doctor gave George a static test; he will let Edwards know the result. :: XI-2-i A.L.S. 3pp.

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George Rhodius received Edwards' letter and wants to thank him. They intend to stay for some time at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York, with no pressing business in Indianapolis. George's health is good. The picture of him will surprise Edwards soon. :: XI-2-i A.L.S. 1p.

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They will leave for home tomorrow. He is getting nervous under the strain but George Rhodius is very nice and good to him. George wants to send the picture framed from Indianapolis. He is doing very well and they will visit Edwards soon. :: XI-2-i A.L.S. 2pp.

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He sends the card with kind regards and good wishes. :: XI-2-l Postcard, signed

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Many thanks for Edwards' kind card from Boston. He hopes that Edwards is home safe, much benefited from the ocean air of Yarmouth. He will address a letter later. His sister and he send best regards. :: XI-2-l Postcards, signed

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He received Edwards' kind and welcome letter and thanks him for it. He is glad to know that Edwards' health is getting better. With patience and confidence in God he will soon recover, His sister is not very well. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

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He is sorry to learn that Edwards' health is not any better. George Rhodius is better off now than he has been since 1907; he had to suffer so much. He wishes Edwards could come to Europe, an ocean trip would do him good. :: XI-2-m Postcard, signed

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He thanks Edwards for the letter and is sorry that Edwards is not well. Edwards could have come to Switzerland with Joe Emminger. He will see Joe in Villingen Bavaria in May; he is looking forward to it with pleasure. :: XI-2-m Postcard, (unsigned)

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He wishes Edwards a peaceful Eastertime; and he hopes spring will bestow health and strength on Edwards. He wishes Edwards could make the trip to Europe. Joe Emminger is sailing in April. :: XI-2-l Postcard, signed