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My dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
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Your note of the 8th regarding Tsai’s tuition is at hand, and in reply would say that we shall not be at all inconvenienced by any delay in settlement. Please let the matter rest until the necessary funds are available.&#13;
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We are having a very good summer, and are running a little above capacity. The competition at Exeter has not bothered us thus far. In fact a half a dozen of our most enthusiastic campers are boys who spent last summer or the summer before at the Exeter summer session. While I do not expect to convert Dr. Kirtland to my ideas, I firmly believe that it is a good idea to get away from school and college towns during the months of July and August.&#13;
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My dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
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I am sending you herewith bill for the balance of tuition of Kuo Fong Tsai, together with the incidental expenses to August 1st.&#13;
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The boy is in excellent health, has gained in weight and vigor, and is doing better work in his studies than he has done any previous year. We are all very fond of the boy, and like the fine spirit that he shows. It is a real pleasure to have him with us, and I sincerely trust that we can make the summer of lasting benefit to him.&#13;
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My dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
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I am sending you herewith bill for the balance of tuition for K. F. Tsai.&#13;
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My dear Dr. Stearns:—&#13;
&#13;
I am enclosing, herewith, bill for the first half of Tsai’s tuition.&#13;
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With all good wishes, I remain&#13;
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Very truly yours</text>
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My dear Dr. Stearns: —&#13;
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I am sending you, herewith, bill for the balance of Tsai's tuition together with the few incidental expenses I find charged to his account.&#13;
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The boy is in excellent health and is working splendidly. He is certainly a fine lad and we are all very fond of him. The following reports from his various tutors may be of interest to you.&#13;
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French.(Mr. Johnstone)."Doing very good work. Standing at midterm about C plus. He has more than ordinary ability and his prospects are very good."&#13;
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My Dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
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Enclosed please find receipt for your check for $190.15.&#13;
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Tsai continues to do good work and is a very satisfactory member of the camp crew. It is a real pleasure to have him here.&#13;
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Very truly yours&#13;
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My dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
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I am sending you herewith the complete bill for Tsai. I understand the delay and assure you there is not the slightest haste. I am sending this at this time so that you may have a complete statement of the account.&#13;
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I am sorry about the two items under September 4th. The boy came down with what seemed to be a rather troublesome case of tonsillitis. Our camp physician did not wish to run the risk of handling the case properly with the boy in a tent, in camp especially since at that time we were having our worst rains of the summer. Upon his advice he was taken to the hospital in Bridgton where he was given proper treatment. At no time was he very ill, and could have been discharged a few days earlier but for the fact that weather conditions were unfavorable for him to go back into a tent. When he left two or three days ago, he was in fine condition. The doctor feels that his tonsils are in bad condition and wished me to call to your attention the fact that in his opinion they should be removed.&#13;
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                <text>Aug. 24, 1921&#13;
Dr. Alfred E. Stearns,&#13;
Home Camp&#13;
Pittsburg, N. H.&#13;
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My dear Dr. Stearns:&#13;
&#13;
This is to acknowledge receipt of your check for $241.33 recently received.&#13;
&#13;
As for the charge for the season, our rate is the same this year as last, $400. In 1916 the charge was $350.00 but that was the last year that we were able to run for that price. You are certainly right in your allusion to high prices which refuse to come down. I shall be surprised if we are not forced, when our books are balanced at the close of this season, to make a further increase in rates. With the salary roll of nearly $9000.00, some close figuring is necessary in order to any more than pay the interest on our investment.&#13;
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You will be glad to know that Tsai continues to do good work and was on the camp Honor Roll again last week.&#13;
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With kindest regards, I remain&#13;
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Sincerely yours&#13;
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