Broadstone, Dorset.
April 12th. 1903.
Dear Sir
Excuse card, as I am very busy. I do agree with Wiseman. He is the greatest successor to Darwin. A new & greatly enlarged ed[itio]n of Wonderful Century1is in the press. I consider the "calf" pus (not "lymph") as bad as, or even worse than, human pus for innoculation. I send you a copy of a process print of my last Photo. from "Black & White". The Photographer is Elliott & Fry. Baker St. London
Yours truly
Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
[2]J. Helder Esq M.A.
Scio College
Scio, Ohio
U.S.A.
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