Letter to William Osler from Bliss Perry, 4, Park Street, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Request from The Atlantic Monthly to write an article that would describe the "ideal physician".

Letter to William Osler from Bliss Perry, 4, Park Street, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Letter from the Editorial Office of The Atlantic Monthly. Acknowledgment of his approval to write an article on the ideal physician. Precision on the delay for sending the manuscript. Thanks for calling their attention to The Upton Letters.

Letter to William Osler from J. Wells, 7, South Cross Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England. Letter from the Secretary of the Tutor's Club inviting Osler to join them as a member in place of Sir John Burdon Sanderson, who has retired. Information about the club, its members, and the schedule of their meetings.

Letter to William Osler from Henry Phipps, Office of Henry Phipps, Jr., Room 325 Carnegie Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Invitation to come to Glenquoich for fishing and resting. Thanks for his sympathetic letter and for Mrs. Osler's letter to Mrs. Phipps.

Letter to William Osler from P.S. Allen, Longwall Cottage, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England. Thanks for his nice letter of congratulations about Erasmus. He is grateful for the support given by the Delegates. He is interested in Osler's proposal for an edition of the Moriae. Letter from the Oxford University Press to Osler concerning the book on the System.

Letter to William Osler from Henry Phipps, Claridge's Hotel, Brook Street, West, London, England. Thanks him for the book " Municipal Trading" of Porter. Comments on the evil of municipal ownership.

Letter to William Osler from T. Lorrain Smith, 35, Palatine Road, Winthington, Manchester, England. Letter written to support the invitation to accept the Chair of Medicine in Manchester University.

Letter to William Osler from Edward Bok. Proposal to write an article on " The American Woman's Health" for the Ladies' Home Journal (Curtis Publishing Company).

Letter to William Osler from Archibald Byron Macallum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Precision on the teaching that the Professor of Pathological Chemistry will have to do. About 150 hours of instruction in the three years. He will have a demonstrator, but his duty will not be so heavy, and he will have time for research. Mentions that he will go to England late in July and will probably attend the Dublin Meeting. Civilities.

Letter to William Osler from William Harvey King, 616, Madison Avenue, New York, New York, USA. Answers his note sent May 26th. He says that the New York Sun misquoted him (article published May15th). He says that in his speech, on sectarian medicine, they invited Osler to attend their banquet, but he replied saying virtually that the homeopaths were quacks and had nothing to do with the modern school of scientific medicine. He also sent him a copy of this letter Osler sent in May 1905. King said to the reporter that Osler did not use the term quacks.