Postcards written by Vence in March 1904
by Louis CORDELLE to his father Arsène CORDELLE,
3752
9 rue des Petits Hotel, Paris
Saturday (10 March 1906)
My dear Dad
Yesterday's mistral fell and we have the beautiful and calm weather again. Health is good. I am waiting for a word from you. We all kiss you very tenderly as well as mom.
Louis Cordelle
(note that his signature is identical to John's future signature, my father)
" Sunday morning 11-3-06
Vence
Moncher Papa
Mrs Feige asks you to ask Bourgeois if he can move her from April 6.
We always plan to leave on the 19th but by train 10 (arrival in Paris on Tuesday at 8:30 am) it will be more convenient. See you soon, we all kiss you very tenderly as well as Mom. We are fine and always have good weather. JC
"Wednesday, March 14, 1906
My dear Dad
You must have seen a letter on Monday morning that responded in advance to yours on Sunday. I think you will agree on the dates with Bourgeois and we can move around the 27th and you on 31st. I await your letter in response to my received by you on Monday to write to you more. I intend to receive it today. I look forward to our departure on Monday, because I look forward to being with you. So soon, we kiss you very tenderly as well as mom.
Louis Cordelle
"My dear Dad
Yesterday we had a good time for our tour in Bordigherra. I spent yesterday in Nice, and I picked up our seats for train 10 on Monday. So it was agreed for the move. I think it was difficult to find cheaper.
See you soon, my dear Dad, as I wrote yesterday, will go to lunch with you Tuesday. We kiss you very tenderly and Mom.
Louis Cordelle
My dear Dad
Yesterday we took a very nice walk to Antibes and Gulf Juan. Today we are in the fog that I had never seen here. This is the last time I write to you before we return and we are all very happy to go back to you. We hope to find mom less tired and we will be at your house for lunch on Tuesday around noon.
So soon, my dear Dad, we're all fine and we're both very fond of you.
Louis Cordelle