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691 449 #33 Ferry Ave., Detroit, Mich., February 19th, 1900. Mr. K. Sano, Care of the Japan Tea Traders' Association, #87 Front St., New York, N.Y. Dear Sir:- I have your letter of the 17th inst., and am glad to know that you are in America again. I am sorry that you could not find it convenient to stop in Detroit on your way to New York, as I would have been very glad to have received a visit from you. I expect to be in New York sometime about March 12th, and hope to have the pleasure of seeing you there. I will write to you a day or two in advance, and will stop at the Waldorf Hotel. I hope you are very well and that you left your family in the best of health. The son of Ex-Secretary Alger is now on his way to Japan via China, and expects to reach there about the middle of next month. With best wishes, I am, Yours very truly, Charles L. Freer
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