Messrs. mm and Mariner Browning. } 12 @ /e7 out of business for ther one of my life. However, the Remington Arms Company wanted me to b heir President. 7 tried my best to explain to them that they had better song sien gia else put they insisted, and finally I yielded and was elected President on september 6th of this year. | Now in going over their affairs, Ll find all the correspondence and differences they ever had with you. I do not wish to criticize the mer management. All that is water that has gone over the — DU done thing oe straightened a at >y were least say that I do not out and personal get together interview... We We would have again need a working Brownings together, I sure, we on is to believe, certain the prove to be to our mutual advantage. Is it not possible get togetner on a broad gauge and gemermi basis and see if we work problems? am asis and, that will for us to our work on the convinced, after for us to get need out can I Brownings cannot us. think done. But, to sum up the whole matter, Il was both sides of the story, that the only way hearing have ust wa lines Yann I do not hesit ate..wo Say that.as 1 see what has been done, most of the fault is with as. I do not hesitate to say this to you. I have said it to our peo ple here, but when in Pi past I have found that 1 was going wrong, I have braced up and have attegspted to get back on the right track. a agreeable to you that we send a ny time you suggest With Mr. Brennan we will also send Mr. Dicke, at se : Mi. Dicke is acquainted with all of the points involved. I know th t Mr. Brennan and ur. John Browning, Senior, were strong personal Petend | On account of the controversy between us, you may have become irritated at Mir. Dicke, but allow me to say, Mr. Dicke in the past has been working under certain instructions. in reviewing this entire case, I find that Mr. Dicke is taking a very broad amgenerous view. In fact, in discussing it with me, he has taken your side. our Mr. of fact, for me Now, 1 Brennan out I to suggest to that Ogden if to it t meet is you I wish I could come out to Ogden myself, but am so snowed under with work here, it w iil be take this long trip at this time of the year. the year, it is my hope and desire to make quite an oc teneie covering the entire West, when I hope again to have the pleasure e meeting members of the Browning family in Ogden. In the old days, your people were very good to me and I have always appreciated their courtesies and kind treatment. Now, plan is Brennan a week. little one of agreeable and Mr. They, 1 wish you to and Dicke of most tel also fix > and let Ne 2 a have to stay o in yous will wish to visi Salt because I haye told _ tne wor of that will course, sight-seeing, the you would wonderful parts me I know am country “ L ake City ‘least and the Utah Valle do