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Attorney's Guide to Document Examination by Katherine M. Koppenhaver has been written for attorneys who are handling cases involving questioned documents. Attorney's Guide is a Quorum Book published by Greenwood Publishers.

"The London Letter"

Our London business is good, but Vienna and Berlin are quiet. Mr. D. Lloyd has gone to Switzerland and I hope for good news. He will be there for a week at 1496 Zermott St. and then goes to Turin and Rome and will join Col. Parry and arrive at Athens, Greece, Nov. 27th or Dec. 2nd. Letters there should be addressed: King James Blvd. 3580. We expect Chas. E. Fuller Tuesday. Dr. L McQuaid and Robt. Unger, Esq. left on the 'XY' Express tonight


My Dear Zeb

Very soon now tax returns must be made to the United States Department of Internal Revenue by the American citizen, whether he lives in New York City or Zenia, Ohio. Here are some key pointers:

1. Forms are provided.
2. List all dependents.
3. Blind people get extra credit.
4. Employees must list all wages.
5. Get the forms from your company.
6. Jot down expenses.
7. Keep a record of donations.
8. Personal deductions over $1,000 must itemize. (The law allows you 10%).
9. Husband and wife can file jointly.
10. Quarterly payments must be made by self-employed.
The zero hour is coming! What other questions can I answer for you?



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For more information about Exemplars go to Attorney's Guide on Collecting Exemplars

For instruction on Taking Request Writing go to How to Take Request Writing.

For a list of Places to locate additional handwriting samples, go to www.richardorsini.com



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