Francis CARCO (1886-1958). L.A.S., Paris 28 October 1910, in Tancrède de Visan; 4 pages in-8°, heading Chambre des Députés. Curious letter. He congratulates Visan on his verses, and evokes the next launching of the Fire editions... "I live in a thunder of business, of movement... In the morning I receive the mistresses of Dalimier, deputy of Corbeil, and support the Republic (oh blissful radicalism!) by courteously welcoming the stinking voters. Afternoon: business, articles, publishing. Evening: mop, Fire subscription wherever I go. Late to bed, early to rise. [...] I've been following the newspapers and magazines, and they finally understand that I can push their sale in the provinces. ...] In two years I'm getting married, I'll become a big man because I have to be pushed at Fayard and in powerful advertising. I'm waiting for a cousin who's going to set up as a banker in Paris: Politics, Finance and the World. We'll go quickly with such relations "... Etc.