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                                    DARROW, BAILY & SISSMAN
  [[letterhead]]     
                                            Lawyers
DARROW, BAILY & SISSMAN   Lawyers 1202 Ashland Block   Chicago
                                      1202 Ashland Block
Clarence S. Darrow       Jacob L. Baily     Peter Sissman                Telephones  Central 925 Automatic 44139
                                            Chicago
                                                                           
Clarence S. Darrow                                                                 Telephones
                                                                     
Jacob L. Baily                                                                         Central 925    
Peter Sissman                                                                        Automatic 44139


                                                                Jun 3rd  [1914]
Jun 3rd  [1914]


Dear Mary
Dear Mary
   Glad to get your Detroit letter. If I could write like you I would write all the time.
   Glad to get your Detroit letter. If I could write like you I would write all the time.     All my friends thought it was a dandy letter.  I was glad to see you for the short
All my friends thought it was a dandy letter.  I was glad to see you for the short
time you were here and glad you are well & having a good term. You go right to Huebsch. he knows you   tell him to [[?]] you the whole gang. [[?]] Mrs Buxton Benson Gert & the rest they will "take you in" Give my love to Helen & the rest  Tell Helen not to write me any more obscene letters. & to stop talking on lady suffrage. Let them go  
time you were here and glad you are well & having a good term. Jin go right to Huebsch. he knows you
out & [[?]] a sewing machine & then they will know enough to vote -  see Mrs Mabel Dodge - 23 - 5th Av Steffens at Players Club. Jones at "Life" &c. &c. &c.  And come back. Better write [[?]] service man letters these are getting old   Any how you know
tell him to [[this?]] you the whole gang. [[Jenenen?]] Buxton Benson Gert & the rest they will "take you in"
[[Give?]] my [[Cen?]] to Helen & the rest  Tell Helen not to write in any more obscene letters. & to stop talking on lady suffrage. Let them go  
out & [[mrmt?]] a sewing machine & then they will know enough to vote _ see Mrs Mabel Dodge - 23 - 5th Av
Supper or Players Club. Jones at "Life" &c. &c. &c.  And come back. Better write m some [[nnn?]] letters these are getting old
Any how   [[you know?]]
   Ever      C.S.D.
   Ever      C.S.D.

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DARROW, BAILY & SISSMAN Lawyers 1202 Ashland Block Chicago 

Clarence S. Darrow       Jacob L. Baily     Peter Sissman                Telephones   Central 925  Automatic 44139

Jun 3rd [1914]

Dear Mary 

 Glad to get your Detroit letter. If I could write like you I would write all the time.     All my friends thought it was a dandy letter.  I was glad to see you for the short

time you were here and glad you are well & having a good term. You go right to Huebsch. he knows you tell him to ? you the whole gang. ? Mrs Buxton Benson Gert & the rest they will "take you in" Give my love to Helen & the rest Tell Helen not to write me any more obscene letters. & to stop talking on lady suffrage. Let them go out & ? a sewing machine & then they will know enough to vote - see Mrs Mabel Dodge - 23 - 5th Av Steffens at Players Club. Jones at "Life" &c. &c. &c. And come back. Better write ? service man letters these are getting old Any how you know 

  Ever      C.S.D.
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