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YoRK CouNTY, Pa Sept. !, 1899.
Dear Sir have been informed Of your helping those
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make bold in addressing you IN hopes that may receive
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Chandler did,
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and seen. ..-
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Bogar Elizabeth Melen, Granville
Brinerd John G. G. Neal John
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