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142 106 Detroit, Mich., October 12th, 1905. My dear Mr. North:- Your favor of the 9th inst. is received and I thank you for the information given therein. I note that you have placed to my credit on your books the sum of $484.51. The same being the net result of the books you so kindly sold for me. The credit may stand for the present, at least, and when I require a remittance I will give you ample notice. It would be interesting to know the individual prices received for the items. And if it is not asking too much I would be pleased to have your book-keeper furnish me a memorandum thereof, at his convenience. I expect to be in New York the latter part of this month, or early in November, and will then do myself the pleasure of calling upon you. With kind regards, I am, Very sincerely yours, Charles L. Freer Ernest Dressel North, Esq., #4 East 39th Street, New York City.