Letter to Dr. Osterhout from Theo Gambee, October 14, 1909 Funding for the creation of this digitized text is provided by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.Gambee, Theo Creation of digital images: Center for Digital Scholarship, Rice University Creation of transcription: Diamond Clark, graduate student; Dr. Lisa Spiro, Director of the Digital Media Center Conversion to TEI-conformant markup: Diamond Clark, graduate studentDr. Lisa Spiro, Director of the Digital Media Center Parsing and proofing: Center for Digital Scholarship, Rice University Subject analysis and assignment of taxonomy terms: Robert Estep Rice University Houston, Texas 2010-06-07 aa00131

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 Getty Art & Architecture Thesaurus Library of Congress Subject Headings Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names English Correspondence Gambee, Theo--CorrespondenceOsterhout, Paul, 1859-1944--CorrespondenceGunshot wounds--PanamaChildren's accidents--Panama Bocas del Toro (inhabited place)Panama (nation) Oct 14 1909 Dr Osterhout

Albert Little girl shot her self in the foot and he has to bring her up to Boles and he want seven dollars 7.00 hope this finds you all well as it leaves me well.

I am as ever yours Theo Gambee 1909 Dr Osterhout Boles del Toro