Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Illinois - University Library

138 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS ( Tuesday,
I Nov. 18. 1913.
My relations with the Brethren and the Grand Officers have been
most cordial. Nothing has occurred to mar the perfect harmony of
action. I have enjoyed every minute of the time spent in the work, and
only regret that I have not been so situated as to give even more time
to the needs of the Order.
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My correspondence with the lodges and members during the year
has been considerable, and I have tried to be prompt in answering
letters and giving such information as properly comes under the
heading of this department.
Trusting that the work under way will be carried on to a final
and successful conclusion, and with best wishes for our Order during
the coming year. I have the honor to remain,
Yours in Friendship, Love and Truth,
Chief of Examiners and Instructors.