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Letter from President Wilson to Catt, June 7, 1918

The White House
Washington
7 June, 1918

My dear Mrs. Catt:
May I not thank you for transmitting to me the very interesting memorial of the French Union for Woman Suffrage addressed to me under the date of February first, last. Since you have been…

Letter from President Wilson to Catt, June 7, 1918

The White House
Washington
7 June, 1918

My dear Mrs. Catt:
May I not thank you for transmitting to me the very interesting memorial of the French Union for Woman Suffrage addressed to me under the date of February first, last. Since you have been…

Maybe there isn't going to be much loss of life after all.

We always did feel that writing a letter to Santa Claus didn't do much good.

Surely there can be no harm in trying.<br />
Surely there can be no harm in trying.<br />
Surely there can be no harm in trying.<br />
Surely there can be no harm in trying.

Surely there can be no harm in trying.
Surely there can be no harm in trying.
Surely there can be no harm in trying.
Surely there can be no harm in trying.

The life work of Senator Johnson.

Jim Reed's Presidential prospects.

And no shepherd has since come forth to take his place. (Optional line): The flock has not done so well since he went away.

That peace which in life was denied him.

We do hope Lord Cecil will understand. (Subtitles): In the first place he had a bad scare when he was very young from which he never quite recovered; and then his early home surroundings were never what one might call helpful; and when he was only two years old he was badly injured in a runaway; as a result he has developed a rather timid disposition.

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