WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM
INTERNATIONAL OFFICE, GENEVA, SWITZERLAND
6, Rue du Vieux-Collège
Hull-House, Chicago,
June 3rd, 1926
My dear Mde. Schwimmer:
Mde. Ramondt has just written me from Philadelphia that Dr. Jacobs had had a slight stroke and probably would not be able to go to Dublin.
I am not sure that I shall see Dr. Jacobs this summer unless I sail from Rotterdam, in which case I shall hope to go to the Hague and pay her a call.
Miss Manus as you know has had nothing to do with the W.I.L for years and I have scarcely seen her since 1915. I should think that Mde. Palthe could probably do more in that matter than anyone else. Personally, I always let matters of that sort alone but I know that is not the line which many wise people advise.
Hoping you are better, I am,
faithfully yours,
Jane Addams [signed]
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