(Goes through motion of writing it on leaf of memo, book.

We find that in 1385, Peter Justiniani, and, in 1388, Stephen Monalesco, were punished for holding secret transactions with the Lord of Padua; in 1413, John Nogarola, for having tried to set fire to Verona; in 1471, Borromeo Memo, for having uttered defamatory speeches against the Podestat of Padua.

Not only was this Borromeo Memo punished, but three witnesses of the crime which was imputed to him were condemned to a year's imprisonment and three years' banishment, for not having denounced the deed "between evening and morning."

Please find enclosed memo.

Also, his criticism and barrage of memos seemed to be more linked to whether he liked someone or not, rather than one's qualities and abilities to put in hard work as a journalist.)

Memo, go fishing, by Bob Becker.

Memo to Timothy Sheldon.

Memo to Timothy Sheldon.

Memos on Mercury, by Eando Binder, pseud.

Memo on things to do.

Memo to a kind stranger.

SEE SANDBURG, CARL. Home front memo.

SEE SANDBURG, CARL. <pb id='482.png' /> Home front memo.

EBERSTADT, ISABEL N. Memo for November.

Memo on Kathy O'Rourke.

Memo for an unclaimed pad.

Memo to Timothy Sheldon.

Memo to Timothy Sheldon.

Memo on the movies; war propaganda, 1914-1939.

Memos on Mercury, by Eando Binder, pseud.

Memo on things to do.

Memo to a kind stranger.

SEE SANDBURG, CARL. Home front memo.

SEE SANDBURG, CARL. <pb id='482.png' /> Home front memo.

SMITH, LINELL N. Memo for November.