Blackwell Family
Blackwell, Alice Stone
General Correspondence
Outlook CompanyLAWRENCE F. ABBOTT PRESIDENT
FRANK C. HOYT TREASURER
ERNEST H. ABBOTT SECRETARY
THE OUTLOOK COMPANY
THREE-EIGHTY-ONE FOURTH AVENUE
NEW YORK
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LYMAN ABBOTT EDITOR
R.D.TOWNSEND MANAGING EDITOR
RDTMB
June 14, 1917.
My dear Miss Blackwell:
You are entirely welcome and more than welcome to include Mrs. Earrows' articles in The Outlook in the proposed volume. We should be glad to have The Outlook mentioned in this connection. When Madame Breshkovsky was in this country we had the pleasure of publishing an article from her pen. It was on Father Gapon and appeared in The Outlook ofFebruary fourth, 1905. I hardly suppose you would care to make any use of this because the later history of Gapon affair was so intricate and peculiar. If you wish to refer to it you are entirely at liberty to do so. 
Yours sincerely, 
R.D. Townsend 
Managing Editor
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell,
3 Monadnock Street,
Upham's Corner P.O.
Boston, Mass. outlook


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LAWRENCE F.ABBOTT PRESIDENT                    Three-eighty-one Fourth Avenue   TheOutlook
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ERNEST H. ABBOTT SECRETARY                                                           R.D.TOWNSEND MANAGING EDITOR

January 11, 1923
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell
3 Monadnock  St.
Boston 25, Mass.

Dear Madam:
We are herewith returning the pictures
which you sent in to illustrate your article on
"The Little Grandmother's Schools". We are using
this article with one picture in the issue of Jan.
17.
Very* truly yours,
THE EDITORS OF THE OUTLOOK
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