A note from 1906 declining an invitation to speak at a public meeting of the Groningen section of Patrimonium. “From across the entire country,” Kuyper wrote, “I receive day in and out invitations to come and speak. I would do nothing more gladly than fulfill them. But if I accept the one, then I cannot, without being unfair, turn down the other. To my regret, I must therefore disappoint you.” These lines were probably written on a postcard. Kuyper handled a good deal of his correspondence with postcards.