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166 156 Detroit, Mich., October 14th, 1905. B. Kobayashi, Care, Imperial Hotel, New York City. Dear Sir:- Your telegram of the 13th inst. reached me late last evening. And although the message is somewhat confused, I understand it to read as follows:- "I take your offer. Goods will be sent as soon as possible." So I conclude that you have accepted my offer as follows:- For the three Sotan Kakemonos, Twenty-five hundred dollars. For the one two-fold Kenzan Screen, Six hundred dollars, in all Thirty-one hundred dollars. And that you will forward the Kakemonos and Screen to me at Detroit as promptly as possible. As soon as the Screen and Kakemonos arrive I will send you the money. Shall I address it to you in care of the Imperial Hotel? Awaiting your reply, I remain, Very truly yours, Charles L Freer