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168 110 No. 33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, October 30th.,1906. D. J. R. Ushikubo, Esquire, of Yamanaka & Co., No. 254 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Dear Mr. Ushikubo:- I am enclosing herewith draft payable to your order for three thousand, five hundred eighty-nine dollars ($3,589.) the same being in settlement of your account to date. Kindly receipt the voucher herewith and return same at your early convenience. I find after careful comparison that the Sung bowl sent on approval is not as fine as others already in my collection so I am returning it to-day by express, charge prepaid. Nearly all of the potteries covered by the settlement herewith are very interesting and I am glad to have them. I am looking with pleasure to seeing yourself and Mr. Yamanaka here on Saturday morning next, the third proximo. Your train is due to arrive a little after eight o'clock, but it is nearly always late so I suggest that you have your breakfast on the train. I name this for your own comfort for, if the train in late, and you wait for breakfast at my house I am afraid you will be uncomfortable all the forenoon. I