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75 ✓ 33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, September 25th, 1905. Dear Mr. Davis:- Your kind letter of the 21st instant, is received, and in a rush of many affairs, I am sending a typewritten reply, which I trust you will excuse. I regret exceedingly to hear of Mrs. Davis' sudden illness, and am glad to know that the operation proved successful. I hope that her recovery will be prompt and permanent. In a letter received from Professor Fenollosa this morning, he says that it would afford him much pleasure to criticise your kakemono, so I suggest that you have them forwarded to New York and make an appointment with him for sometime convenient to you both, for their examination. I am glad that your plans include a visit in Detroit on your return to St. Louis, and I shall be glad indeed, to see both yourself and Mrs. Davis here. Always yours sincerely, Charles L Freer Mr. Dwight F. Davis, Holland House, New York City.