Chicago, May 15, 1903
I reached home on the evening of the 9th, and now have yours of 11th, which I am glad to get.
I have an anemometer for you, and a lot of miscellaneous information which I can best deliver in person. I have engagements until after the 21st. Please advise me when it will be convenient to you to have me call.
I am ashamed that men whom I have praised so highly in Europe should have so little courage to face a camera. Go and do so right away and have the pictures ready as well as the photos.
The Secretary of the Western Engineers told me today that he Wished to set a date for the reading of your paper, and desires to know what Wednesday will suit you best.
Give my best respects to your brother.