Poem is titled "A Thought of Romantic Youth".

Ts. is titled "The Boss is Not Mortal".

A carbon copy of this letter follows as document .131793.

Also enclosed is a letter to the editor of The Times.

Twaddell knew BR in Pennsylvania 19 years ago, when in financial straits from January to October.

On the envelope in Edith Russell's hand: "'This must have a nice acknowledgement' BR".

Ts. is titled "An Hypothesis on the Field Properties of the Sub-Atomic Triad".

Photocopies are from Physikalische Blätter 25 (1969), "Ein Jahr nach dem Angebot des Kardinals".

A summary translation is attached.

Ts. is titled "The Human ... Never Happy!"

Also enclosed is a list of subject headings.

Name is misspelled Unteraurer.

Note is written on the rear cover of the pamphlet Man and the Universe by Upton, of which there are two copies.

This concerns a translation of "Prologue or Epilogue" in their yearbook, Wissenschaft und Menschheit.

From Hamilton, Ontario. Urech named his sons Russell and Bertrand. (There are R. Urechs in Burlington and Caledonia.)

Re his dissertation on Russell's neutral monism.

First name is misspelled Dennis.

Years ago Uznanski knew a Mr. Goodey who worked for Russell.

A sketch on the letter depicts BR in a toga expounding Principia Mathematica to the ignorant.

A translation is attached.