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408 [[checkmark]] #33 Ferry Avenue, East, Detroit, Michigan. December 24th, 1909. Tozo Takayanagi, Care of the Mitsukoshi Dry Goods Company, Tokio, Japan. My dear Mr. Takayanagi:- I am glad to report my safe arrival at home. My journey from Yokohoma to Detroit was very pleasant indeed, and I have often thought of the pleasant farewell visits paid me on board the "Mongolia" by yourself and other good Japanese friends. It was a pretty "send off", notwithstanding the bad weather. In accordance with the promise made yourself and business manager, I am enclosing under separate cover to your address, a copy of an illustrated pamphlet showing the Fenestra Sash of which we spoke together the day I called upon you in Tokio. I think the little book will explain everything clearly to you and to your manager, but should you desire any further information on the subject, I will gladly have it sent to you. Wishing you a Happy and prosperous New Year, I remain Very truly yours, Charles L. Freer P.S. Your gift of the pretty little bronze box gives me real pleasure. C.L.F.
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unsure of the word marked with a question mark in the P.S. section at the bottom
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