in New Jersey.

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The White House
Washington

Cornish, N. H.,
July 3, 1915

My dear Tumulty:

I am heartily obliged to you for your telegrams. It is characteristic
of you to keep my mind free by such messages. I am really having a
most refreshing and rewarding time and am very thankful to get it. I
hope that you are not having depressing weather in Washington and that
you are finding it possible to make satisfactory arrangements for the
family, so that we can have the pleasure of having you with us at the
White House when I get back.

With warmest messages from us all,
Affectionately yours,

(signed)
Woodrow Wilson

Hon. Joseph P. Tumulty
Washington, D.C.

This letter reveals the warm personal relations between the President and