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March 26th 1920.

209

Dear Mr. Appleton,

I was very sorry to hear that you were obliged to leave the office yesterday afternoon without interviewing the Official of the Far East Department, who I had arranged should see you. I understand that he had left his room in order to possess himself of the official papers bearing on the question, which you desired to discuss. I now write to say that this official, Mr. Beckett, will be very glad to see you at any other time which may be convenient to you and that if you care to drop him a line, he would gladly fix a definite appointment.

Yours very truly,

A.C.

W.A. APPLETON ESQ.

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March 26th 1920. 209 Dear Mr. Appleton, I was very sorry to hear that you were obliged to leave the office yesterday afternoon without interviewing the Official of the Far East Department, who I had arranged should see you. I understand that he had left his room in order to possess himself of the official papers bearing on the question, which you desired to discuss. I now write to say that this official, Mr. Beckett, will be very glad to see you at any other time which may be convenient to you and that if you care to drop him a line, he would gladly fix a definite appointment. Yours very truly, A.C. W.A. APPLETON ESQ.

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1 March 26th 1920. 209 h... Dear Mr. Appleton, I was very sorry to hear that you were obliged to leave the office yesterday afternoon without interviewing the Official of the Far East Department, who I had arranged should see you. I understand that he had left his room in order to possess himself of the official papers bearing on the question, which you desired to discuss. I now write to may that this official, Mr. Beckett, will be very glad to see you at any other time which may be convenient to you and that if you care to drop him a line, he would gladly fix a definite appointment. Youra very truly, A.C. ! W.A. APPLETON ESQ.

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March 26th 1920.

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Dear Mr. Appleton,

I was very sorry to hear that you

were obliged to leave the office yesterday afternoon

without interviewing the Official of the Far East

Department, who I had arranged should see you. I

understand that he had left his room in order to possess

himself of the official papers bearing on the question,

which you desired to discuss. I now write to may that

this official, Mr. Beckett, will be very glad to see you

at any other time which may be convenient to you and that

if you care to drop him a line, he would gladly fix a

definite appointment.

Youra very truly,

A.C.

W.A. APPLETON ESQ.

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