-7~ Zemington arms Co, ‘sc,£9-27/ bateh of boys who can be satisfied with a few good "leather aprons“ and experiences with the : Cif. I? Z Mow, ey. Nervell, thet etories about 5 one of the most provincial one is necesearily reople in the world livre in Utah, bat I also Enow from og a experienes that meny of the most previnelail people lire in Be York City. The tieai with importance srevinsiation his own to euch an extent is @ barbarous community, Chicaze $i that of the other. of the Hew York man is « howling The and the not Utah man may the Hew York eoeur exaggerate the man exarrerates thet he believes sometimes that Chicago and that ell of this country xest of wilderness. I can see from your letter that you have been out here and looked over the scenery of this beautiful valley, surrounded as it is this morning by its lofty snow-capped mountain peake, put this matter between Remincton and Browning is not a matter of scenery. It is | matter that wili require for its selution the application of some of that good horse-sense which you undonbdtediy used in making such a wonderful snecesa of the Zorvell Shapleizh Hardware Company and the drug firm of MeXeeaeen & Robbins. In your letter you say “when in the past I have found thet I was geing wrong Yight track,” it. eet back i have on Remington and Browning can braced up end attempted Remington has been going wrong, ‘and In sense the right track. 2emington needs Browning, get along without Nemineton i will etate the & sacrifice. ide position thine There hag been thet Pederson ever invented, ton. The contracts Se @ fair, one Contraot liberal, no relations which decent, create honest to eet but on the I su,ggest Brovnine needs I em if beek quite necessity sure that that compels such of Browning: infringement if he by ever Browning invented anythinc. exist beteeen Browning these relations are conetruction. Sueh of anyand reminge- entitled to a constraction requires that Remington shell pay Hrowming royalties so lenge as Hemington manufactures any cuns described in any of the contracte, ang thie obligation on the part of Remineton to. pay royalties does not cease patents. ant “determine « LGA the expiration of anyof the if Remington concedes the construction of these as I have stated cept the it, alleged then there Pedersen remains ciaim of infringement. cisim of infrincement amounts te w@ cannot stop him. Let us join nothing that I know If the anything let Pederson hands ané fischt him. Browning desires to doin hands witha Remington, however, wishes to Enow thet Remincten is a loyal associate, Concerning the proposed vieit of Messrs. Browning contracts of ex- Pederson bring suit. Before Browning Brennan and