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376 361 395 915 Union Trust Building, Detroit, Michigan, January 24th, 1907. Charles L. Freer, Esq., Care, Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corp'n, Batavia, Java. Dear Mr. Freer:- Since my letter of the 14th inst., the following mail matter has been received:- No.177.Letter postmarked Pompfret Center, Ct., No.178. Letter postmarked Osaka, Japan, No.179. Card from Kalebdjian Bros., Paris, No.180. Card from Uta Matsuki, Kioto, Japan, No.181. Letter from Miss. Krom, Fly Mountain, N. Y. No.182. Letter from Det.Museum of Art,Detroit No.183. Letter from Mrs. Arthur D. Beandeis, Omaha, Neb., No.184. Letter from Ernest Dressel North, New York, No.185. Letter from Mr. Alfred Chapman, Liverpool, No.186. Letter from Director of Ethical Culture School, New York, No.187. Letter from Little & Hayes, St. Louis, No.188. Letter from Chicago Railway Equipment Co., Chicago, No.189. Letter from Zeiler, Fairman & Co., Chicago, No.190. Letter from John C. Yorston, Philadelphia, No.191. Letter from Mr. Beatty, Dir.ector, Carnegie Institute, No.192. Letter from Miss. Rhoda Mason Rucker, New Orleans, No.193. Letter from Edwin C. Hill Company, New York, No.194. Invitation of Knoedler & Co., No.195. Card of Montross Gallery, No.196. Card of Institute of Architects, No.197. Printed matter from Dood, Mead & Co., New York, No.198. Letter from National Economic League, No.199. Wedding invitation from Mr. Havemeyer, All of which are enclosed herewith. And in a separate envelope, owing to their being too large for this envelope, the following are sent:- No.200. Printed matter from Mr. Tom R. Way, No.201. Printed matter from Grolier Club, No.202. Printed matter from Detroit Club, No.203. My letter to Jane Andrews, returned undelivered, And newspaper clippings. Numbers 181, 183, 184, 185, 186, 190, 191, 192, 193, and 199, have been acknowledged and answered. On Saturday last, Col. Hecker received your cablegram stating that you would sail from Port Said for Ceylon on the 21st, and remain at Ceylon two weeks, therefore, as there seems insuffiecient time in which to get this letter to you at Ceylon, I am sending it to Batavia. I trust that you returned from your trip up the Nile in good condition, and that your journey to Ceylon proved interesting and healthful to you.