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A number of further instances of this type of computation can be mentioned, and will be mentioned in our brief in the Supreme Court, which Is in course of preparation. I shall be glad to send you a copy when it is completed. It will be lengthy, but I see no escape from that in view of the devious course our case has taken. I wish you all good fortune in your coming case* The foregoing and the enclosures, however, may give you some idea of the extent to which Judge Guild is apparently disposed to go in upholding adverse action by the Commission. With very best regards, Sincerely yours, Francis K. Marshall Francis N. Marshall Sncs. (S
