Letter, 1913 May 8, Central Valley, N.Y. [to] Fred D. Warren, Girard, Kan. / John Kenneth Turner.

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Letter, 1913 May 8, Central Valley, N.Y. [to] Fred D. Warren, Girard, Kan. / John Kenneth Turner.

Grieves editorial treatment of his West Virginia materials in the Appeal to Reason.

2 p. ; 28 cm.

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