Letter from Henry Clay Frick to J. Horace Harding, 24 July 1908

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Pride's Crossing, Massachusetts, July 24, 1908.

Dear Mr. Harding:

Thanks for your favor of the twenty-third. It will be unnecessary to put that matter on your books. I will send the gentleman a check for the amount. I see the stock is selling less today and I feel as if I had treated him entirely right in the matter; at least that was my desire to do so, but I did not care to carry the stock any longer. I, however, cabled him, and have a reply which was just about as I expected: leaving it entirely with me.

Had a fine game of golf with our two friends and was fortunate in beating them both, two up, winning thereby twenty dollars. Sorry you were not with us.

Yours sincerely, To Mr. J. H. Harding, 25 Broadway, New York.

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