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land, will promptly be removed, also the eighteen objectional braces from your building. All "mortar, dirt, etc." inflicted upon your property, will be duly removed, and every care taken to prevent its repetition. But, concerning the rent, I am wondering if you are acquainted with the facts. Your stable was leased to me to May 1st; the rent, $15.00 per month, payable monthly in advance. The rental for March was paid as usual, on March 1st to Mr. Burt, as per receipt enclosed herein. About April 1st, you asked me as a favor, to vacate your stable before the expiration of my lease, and this I cheerfully agreed to do. I at once rented space elsewhere, and during April 3rd, 4th and 5th removed my property. Hence, I owe you five days' rental, and take pleasure in remitting herewith, check for $2.50 in payment. I regret that this item was overlooked by my accountant, which, in the absence of any bill from you, is perhaps excusable. I trust you will however, accept his apology along with mine. 
With expressions of distinguished consideration,
Believe me,
Yours faithfully,
Charles L. Freer.

C. H. Haberkorn, Esq.,
201-233 Orchard St.,
Detroit, Michigan.