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[[typed or printed]]CLARENCE DARROW [[type or printing ends]] | |||
Dec. 19 | Dec. 19 | ||
Dear Mary | Dear Mary | ||
Fay sent me a a part of your letter of course it was a shock but what can I do. I presume it is so old that it will not cause much of a sensation. How I wish it would not appear. Of course the [[way?]] as you write it is [[around?]] civil libelous. Arthur Garfield Hays is not at home. Suppose you go and talk with Arthur [[Spengern?]] He knows all about all the publishers and what to do. I will be down about Jan 1st or a day or two sooner, and see you then. You might also take Frank Walsh into your confidence he can help a great deal. Tell him I will see him as soon as I get down. [[Fern?]] may be able to find us | Fay sent me a a part of your letter of course it was a shock but what can I do. I presume it is so old that it will not cause much of a sensation. How I wish it would not appear. Of course the [[way?]] as you write it is [[around?]] civil libelous. Arthur Garfield Hays is not at home. Suppose you go and talk with Arthur [[Spengern?]] He knows all about all the publishers and what to do. I will be down about Jan 1st or a day or two sooner, and see you then. You might also take Frank Walsh into your confidence he can help a great deal. Tell him I will see him as soon as I get down. [[Fern?]] may be able to find us | ||
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typed or printedCLARENCE DARROW type or printing ends Dec. 19 Dear Mary Fay sent me a a part of your letter of course it was a shock but what can I do. I presume it is so old that it will not cause much of a sensation. How I wish it would not appear. Of course the way? as you write it is around? civil libelous. Arthur Garfield Hays is not at home. Suppose you go and talk with Arthur Spengern? He knows all about all the publishers and what to do. I will be down about Jan 1st or a day or two sooner, and see you then. You might also take Frank Walsh into your confidence he can help a great deal. Tell him I will see him as soon as I get down. Fern? may be able to find us