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#33 Perry Avenue,
Detroit, Michigan,
April 30, 1901.

Dear Mr. Yoshida:--

Your letter of April 23rd is received, and I am glad to know that yourself and Mr. Nakagawa are well and happy.

I do not know what sort of art galleries they have in Buffalo, outside of those controlled by the Pan-American Exposition. As you doubtless know, the pictures shown at the Exposition are all to be by American artists. However, when you go to Buffalo, if you will present the enclosed letter of introduction to my friend, Mr. Ralph H. Plumb, he will gladly give you full particulars. He is the most prominent man in art matters in Buffalo, and you can depend implicitly upon anything that he may tell you. I hope you will enjoy your stay in Buffalo.

In a few days, I shall sail from New York for southern Italy, where I expect to enjoy a considerable visit on Capri.

With best regards to yourself and Mr. Nakagawa.

I remain,

Yours very truly,
Charles L. Freer


Hiroshi Yoshida,
#141 Appleton Street
Boston, Mass.