NAWSA                         General Correspondence                                                Pabst, Bertha

September 15, 1938

Miss Bertha Pabst
726 Jackson Place
Washington, D.C.

Dear Miss Pabst:
     I have received your letter this morning,
enclosing the old incorporation papers.  I have now
placed the other papers received from you in connection
with those two papers and have placed them on file for
safekeeping.
     I thank you more than words can properly
express for your very great kindness in attending to
this matter.  Apparently, I thought it a bigger job than
it was and bothered you very much more than I should,
but we, who are not lawyers, know that failure to observe
some missing link may make tremendous disturbance.
Undoubtedly, the final application of this incorporation
will come long after I have gone and I want everything
to be clear for those whose business it will be to look
after it then.
     Thank you, dear Miss Pabst, for your very
great kindness.
                Very sincerely yours,
                 Carrie Chapman Catt

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