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6 July, 1908&#13;
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Mr. Joseph Thebaud&#13;
Seattle, Wash.&#13;
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My dear Sir:&#13;
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In Mr. Stearns's absence your favor of the 29th ult. has been referred to me, and a copy of your letter of the 17th will be mailed to Dr. Charles Ingham of Dummer Academy. I can endorse from personal knowledge Dr. Ingham, and trust that this school may prove just that which you are seeking. &#13;
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Very truly yours,&#13;
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My dear Sir:-&#13;
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At the request of Mr. Y.Y. Chan, one of our last year's students, I am mailing you a copy of the catalogue of Phillips Academy, from which you will be able to secure full information about the school. I shall be pleased to hear from you in case I can in any way supplement the information contained in the catalogue or enlighten you as to the nature of the school and the conditions which prevail here. &#13;
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Very truly yours,&#13;
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Mr. Joseph Thebaud&#13;
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My dear Sir:-&#13;
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I have read with interest your letter of the 17th inst. received yesterday. I shall be glad to offer you such advice and help as I can, though I question how far my opinions may prove of value to you. &#13;
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For the past three or four years we have had from six to ten Chinese students here each year. Consequently I have become somewhat familiar with their ways and their behavior under our American school conditions. Some of these boys have done exceptionally well. Almost without exception they have proved themselves unusually courteous and gentlemanly in their relations with us, and in the main have studied faithfully. I have noted, however, a growing tendency to extravagances, especially in the matter of clothes, and this tendency has disturbed me a good deal. I am inclined to think, too, that this year at least there have been too many of these boys here for their own good. They have found it too easy to get together and make use of their own language to the detriment of their English, and on the whole they seem to have been not quite so earnest and studious this year. I should not like to increase the size of the delegation now in Andover, and hence I do not feel justified in recommending this school for your friends just now. &#13;
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[sentences illegible] &#13;
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