Letters to Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones, 1905

To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [on a trip to Midwest to talk on Quakerism; Thomas Newlin will be along and will help “in the coming days of battle with the narrow wing”], 1905 June 7; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [on his talk at Whittier, successful in winning over California Friends knowing it to be critical and crucial], 1905 June 14; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [spoke at meeting at Pasadena, attended by John Henry and Robert Douglas which was as strenuous a day as any there; meeting very extreme, the “Blood” came in almost every sentence and every sign of hysterical holiness], 1905 June 19; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [his temperance talk at Whittier very appreciated; will be giving education talk that evening], 1905 June 24; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [C.E. Tebbetts spoke highly at Whittier of "American Friend," urging Friends to take it and Rufus M. Jones got a spontaneous vote of appreciation; feels he has won the College Park element], 1905 June 26; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [“I have fought the fight of my life and I have won”], 1905 June 26; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [tells of awful episodes with asthma], 1905 June 28; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [will, handwritten, at the time of beginning of an overseas trip], 1905 August 8; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [meetings at Scalby Street, etc.], 1905 August 22; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [discussions with Arnold, Seebohm and Joseph Rowntree concerning the history], 1905 August 18; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [lectures at Street Sunday School; have come off very well and appreciated], 1905 August 29; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [sketches out plan for history of which he is to be the editor and writer of first volume on social and mystical roots of Quakerism and final volume], 1905 September 3; To Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones. [at Scalby Sunday School], 1905 September 8