Nawsa General Correspondence  Weber, A.H.

A. H. Weber, M. D., PH.G.
520 Walnut Street
Diseases of the Eye and Ear
Mutual Phone 1549
Des Moines, Iowa, ..............190

Dear Miss Blackwell:-
I am sending
you a rather untidy sheet of our only Democratic
Paper published in Des Moines but
I have tried all day to get a fresh copy but
was too busy so send the one used in our
office table several days.  Start to cut it
out then thought I wanted you to see the
prominent place it occupied on first page
If you care to use it the Editor's name is
G. J. Ruiehart his partner [Hon?] Walt. lt. Butler
is also a suffrageist.  They are both big fine
healthy looking fellows with very pleasing
personality and  we are quite proud of them as
they are both orators.  Mr. R is a newcomer
here and comparatively young man
I am sending you by tomorrows
mail a copy of our new magazine published
by one of our Suffrageists Mrs.. Geo. W. Aglevie

A. H. Weber, M. D., PH.G.
520 Walnut Street
Diseases of the Eye and Ear
Mutual Phone 1549
Des Moines, Iowa,.............. 190

it has a small picture of her in with the Chauncey Depen Club.
I think what prompts me to send it is
t olet you see my charming daughters picture
as am very proudof it.  The little article
on our Political Equality Club is not what
I should have written had I taken a little 
time but it was hurriedly written one afternoon
and amounts to little.  It has a cut
of our Chairman of legislative work and also
a cut of myself.  I hope you will enjoy
it anyway if it is an ameteur magazine
I hope to meet many of the workers
in Chicago if I can get away, have undertaken
a big thing here.  Will place 12 of Miss
Anthony's pictures nicely framed in that
many of our school rooms on her birthday and
has arranged for an assembly and exercises
in all of them. I feel this is a big thing and
while I have my speakers all engaged I feel
that I must look after it. We have six high


A. H. Weber, M. D., PH.G.
520 Walnut Street
Diseases of the Eye and Ear
Mutual Phone 1549
Des Moines, Iowa, ..............190

schools with from 200 to 700 pupils in each and
they are all giving a big assembly at 11 0-clock
    While the 8th grades where the others [have]
are to be placed have taken the hour from 3 to
3-30. This has been something I have had on
my mind for some time and the clubs think
it is one of the biggest things of its kind we
have ever undertaken and I have undertaken
the biggest part of the work myself.
    I'll send you the papers with an account
of it in
Wishing you every success I am
Yours sincerely
E. Frances Weber

Mrs. Weber
Des Moines
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