v. A BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LETTER By William Frederic Worner In the Division of Manuscripts in the Library of Congress in Washington, D. C., there is an original letter writen by Benjamin Franklin to Edward Ship- pen, Esq., of Lancaster, Pa. The communication is a short one, and in it the illustrious

letters, autographs, etc., by his uncle, the later George M. Steinman, president of the Lancaster County Historical Society for twenty years,—from the time of its re-organization in 1896, until the end of 1916. In this history is an interesting letter, written, by William Augustus Atlee, in June, 1781

ERRORS CORRECTED LETTER OF WILLIAM F. WORNER TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE LANCASTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Lancaster, Pa., August 5th, 1927. Mr. Adolf C. Darmstaetter, President, Chamber of Commerce, Lancaster, Pa. My Dear Mr. Darmstaetter: I have read, with much interest, the pamphlet issued by the

Lancaster. As soon as I give you this information, I would thank you to inform him in a polite letter that I shall issue a Liberum Facias against him at that time should not the money be paid. In all my cases on the list for the first Monday of February, I believe other Counsel are concerned unless it be

Lancaster. As soon as I give you this information, I would thank you to inform him in a polite letter that I shall issue a Liberum Facias against him at that time should not the money be paid. In all my cases on the list for the first Monday of February, I believe other Counsel are concerned unless it be