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APRIL 1 904 pointing Col. Lewis at once. The card was given to Mr. Scott, my secretary, who fortunately delayed delivering it until I had arrived. When I saw the card, I took the liberty of holding it up until I saw the President, when I frankly told him what I had done. He smiled. ~ think you will agree that if Col. Lewis had been reappointed, but you had not, the Lily-whites would have concentrated the fight on you, and would have claimed a victory. Col. Lewis knows what has been done, and takes it in good part. I think you should let him know that you are grateful to him for his generosity. There is no fight on him, and he cannot possibly fail of reappointment. Enclosed I return the letters from Mr. Dover which you sent me. If this letter does not reach you too late, I should like to see you here when you come to Washington to see Mr. Dover. I shall probably be here, excepting from the z~ to the 6th, until the lath of April. Please keep me informed as to how the fight goes. Very truly yours, tBooker T. Washington] TLc Con. 19 BOW Papers DLC. To Margaret James Murray Washington tHotel Manhattan, New York City] April ~ lath, 1909 Shall call tonight before eight o'clock to take you to recital. B. T. W. TWIT Con. 5~3 BTW Papers DLC. Addressed to 2 West Thirteenth Street, New York City. From Ellen A. Craft Crumi Charleston S.C. April ~ I. t~ go4] Dear Mr. Washington: Dr Crum has requested me to write you an to return Mr. Morton's letter and to thank you for sending it, and also to say that he will write you shortly. 4