Letter to The editor of the Times from William Osler, Culag Hotel, Lochinver, Scotland. Draft of a letter to the Times. Protests against C.G.'s views published in the Times of August 23rd. He defends the scientific spirit and outlook for the medical students.

Letter to Henry Barton Jacobs from William Osler, Culag Hotel, Lochinver, Scotland. Details on the International Medical Congress which has been a success. Mentions his dinner of 197 people at the Royal Automobile Club. Mentions Barker's splendid paper at the Arthritis discussion. Cushing made a great hit with his address, and saved the meeting in the surgical sections on brain tumours, as Horsely and the Queen Square Physicians were at loggerheads. Next to Ehrlich, Cushing made the strongest impression. The Historical section was a success. Sudhoff and Streeter of Boston were interesting. Details on their holiday in Lochinver, and on Revere's fishing. Mentions that they will go to Glencoe with the Howards for a week. Civilities.

Letter to James Tyson from William Osler, Culag Hotel, Lochinver, Scotland. They had a splendid medical section at the (International) Medical Congress. Good comments about Dock's and Barker's papers introductory to the discussion on Diabetes and Arthritis. Cushing made a strong impression in the internal secretion discussion. Von Noorden, Sahli, His, Kraus, Muller and Chauffard were their most distinguished foreigners. Mentions their month holiday in Scotland. Details on their activities. Civilities.

Letter to Leonard L. Mackall from William Osler, Culag Hotel, Lochinver, Scotland. Mentions that they had been busy with the congress, and are now on holiday. Revere fishes all day. He will be charmed with the Walton facsimile. Informs him that Boggs had been sick and did not come to England. Osler cannot confirm his German trip. It may be impossible to leave because of the death of the professor of Physiology, as he is chairman of the Board of Electors. Mentions that he has the English Powder of Sympathy (Kenelm Digby, 1658).