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probably be away- out of the
heat of Louisville.

My grand daughter Mrs. Davis
& her children are here &
several others of the family
all glad to be away from
the noise & heat of the
cities. It has been very
warm here too but today
is quite cool, so much so
that we were glad of a
fire this morning.

I think I have told you
how much I have been dis-
turbed by the attitude of
the officers of the General
Federation of Womens Club.
Ever since the biennial at
San Francisco I have felt
this. You know that I think
the time has come when no
subject should be tabooed,
religon, politics, and every
thing should be discussed. Many think with me.