Letter from Alfred J. T. Taylor to Vilhjalmur Stefansson, 27 October 1921
Date27 October, 1921
ms numberStefansson Mss-98, Box 9, Folder 7
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Stefansson Arctic Ex
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Vancouver, B.C.
Oct. 27th, 1921
V. Stefansson, Esq.,
c/o American Geographical Society,
Broadway at 156th Street,
New York, U.S.A.
My dear Stefansson,
I duly received your letter of October 15th,
and I think a little time will straighten out all the
difficulties in connection with the "Orion”. I have
had Anderson write to Mr. Lindeberg, and we will no doubt
hear from him in due time.
As far as I can learn, there are no more mails
to Nome this year, so we cannot depend upon any further
information from that source. However, there is no
very great harm done by the delay.
You spoke in one of your recent letters of
being in the Middle West shortly on a lecture tour. Just
how far West do you hope to come, as there might be a
possibility of my running down to see you provided my
own plans for my trip East do not materialize.
It seems to me pretty well certain now that
I shall go to England early in the New Year, perhaps
just after the first of February, but I may not come
East before then.
Do you expect any further word from Crawford
this season, or shall we have to wait until the "Silver
Wave" makes here trip to Wrangle Island next Spring?
Our new letterheads should be ready almost
any day, and I will send you a supply as soon as they
arrive.
Meanwhile, with my best, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
A.J. Taylor
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