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Fannie Stearns Davis , Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 4 p. on 1 l. Box Box 5
F. Dewey Richards , The Friars, New York, New York, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env. Box Box 4
Florence H. Perin , Brookline, Massachusetts, 2 p. on 1 l. Box Box 5
Frances Joseph , London, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env. Box Box 2
Frances M. Weir , Kensington, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env. Box Box 3
Frances S. Porcher , Webster Groves, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env. Box Box 2
Frank Howard Warner , New York, New York, to The MacMillan Company , New York, New York, 2 p. on 1 l. Box Box 7
Frank K. Hallack , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env. Box Box 4
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