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ie ~ . Tam also’ rure that most’ of us“whor ay *+' as Hartge - his post, ay sttle 'fed up! ith Mr { lpenen' (ana hisy wee ‘desire to si.o us from ourselves} for nost of ys\were paugeh' ee , ‘early in life, those immortaliwe ds of Longfell Snse Be vos + es Ke . aan , We "and I thinkhow many. thousands . -Of cere-encurbered men,” -*-% = poem: The Bridge: . 2 ae Zach bearing his burden of sorrow” 4 4 |< Have crossed the bridge Bince then, "4 < & lot of us feel that when Goering ‘admires" a’ persow it is tine to sit up and take notice; so, may I suggest you use- the time alloted to Mr. Lindbergh (especially the fdas being Sumey) to have soneone recd this poem of a triflly great American who suffered a great tragedy, --T=S BRIDGE-- tor the +: ine object lesson it teaches.'. a ce ‘ . ; eR Bet ee ae tT an sure thet when, and if, Anerica”goes to war;. it will be for smerican Reasons; --just as sure as T am’ that averica's battles will be foug:t (and won! by tre type of! mex personizied by the man who meditated on fhe Bridse. “*77 <"" px Respectiully, N.3. In my haste I did not date this. ‘I mailed it Triday, sus. 2, at 3:50 P.ii. sir ieil -Special Delivery. I wes advised dy the postnaster. this . 1 would reach Chicago, Saturday ,Aug.3._ i