«~7- Hemington bateh of boys .rms Co. who can "leather aprons” ané people the { know, Mr. in world Dec.k9-27. be satisifed experiences Norvell, live in that Utah, experience Yorz City. thet many of the most The provincialien of tical that with of the with with other. a few the geome tut of I also previneial tne one is The Utah eood stories about 2.C.%.1I7 man the most know provincial from personal people live in Mew not necessarily iden- may exageerate the importance of the New York man end the Few York man exas ‘rerates his own to such an extent that he believes semetimes that Chicago is a barbarous community, and that all of this country west of Chicago is a howling wilderness. I can see from your Letter that you have been ont here and looked over the scenery of thie beavctiful valley, surrounied as it is this mornings by ite Lofty snow-capped mountain peaks, put this matter between Remington and Browning is not a mat ter of ecenery. It is & matter that will require for ite solution the application of some of that sood horse-sense which you undoubtedly used in making such a wonderful success of the Yorvell | Shapleigh Hardware Company and the érug firm of MeXesson % Robbins. In your ietter you say “when in the past I have found that I vas going wrong I have braced up and attempted ta set back on the right track.” néemington has been going wronc, anc I suggest that it set ness on the right track. in one sense Brownings necéds Remington a nd temineton needs Brownine:, but I am quite gure that Browning can cas along without Nemington if necessity compels such a sacrifice, I will thing that state ie There Pederson 2. the position of Brownings: has been no infringement by Browning of enyever invented, if he ever invented anything. Contract relations exist between Browning end Semine- ton. “ne contracte which create these relations are entitled te & fair, liberal, decent, honest construction. ‘Snch a construction requires that Nemington shall pay Browning royalties so leng as Remincton samfectures and this oblicetion not cease end patents. on any cuns described the part ef heminctonto pay royaities expiration of determine If Remington with the concedes the in any of of any construction the of contracts, does the Browning these contracts as I have stated it, then there remaing nothing that I know of except the alleged Pederson claim of infringement. if the Pederson clain of infringement amounts to anything let Pederson bring suit. “@ cannot Browning wishes stop desires to know him. Let ue to jojn hands join that Hemingzton Concerning the hands and fight him. with Remington, is loyal associate. visit of Messrs. proposed a however, Before Browning Brennan and