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Letter from Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace

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Dear Bess:- see you at the Orpheum today hat It was my in tention to Uncle Harrison was taken sick yes- might last night Do therefore I torday and I had to lay stay all must stay at home The mine has gone by the found If Uncle Hancy had not been sick I have lost out my it centrally I should have gone down there Tureday escuing It is a set back from which I don't suppose I slall sey soon meane if I don A lose all the fire stock

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Young, Harrison, 1846-1916 Truman, Martha Ellen, 1852-1947 Mines and mineral resources

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