Last summer Dr. Charles Moore, head of the Division of Manuscripts, wrote to William Jennings Bryan requesting that he leave his private papers to the Library of Congress. A few weeks later Mr. Bryan died without having answered the letter. Last week it was answered by his wife. Mrs. Bryan declared that, as soon as the manuscripts had been classified and some used for literary purposes, they would be boxed and shipped to the Library.
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