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through the aid of editors of the two radical German papers in the U. St. Vioneer in Boston and Freidennver in this city; about 400 by our radical organizations, the other 200 to be sent to persons and societies of whom an active part in the work may be expected with more or less probability.

I personally favor to the proposal of the Club and if you agree with the suggestion I will hope once more that we will succeed in awaiting the whole women world to a day for justice.

I will hope once more, that we will succeed in awavering the whole women world to a day for justice! At least my dear, highly esteemed friend-with all our experienced the "old garde" will act united and brave till it died.

For ever yours truly

Mathilde Franziska Anneke,

I see in the papers that Mrs. Stanton is coming to leisure in this city in Month of Novemb. & Susan Anthony later.

Rec. just letters from them also.

Yours