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hovember 13, 1901,
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Dear sir:-
Several college presidents have sent to us for a few copies
of SONGS OF ALL THE COLLEGES to have in their homes for the pleasure
of the students on social occasions.
By to-day's mail, for example, came an order for six copies
from President Merrill of Colgate who says that they are for his own
home where his men win' have an opportunity to enjoy them.
Again, one can hardly select a gift more suitable than this
book for a friend who has any college affiliations.,
Its attractive exterior does not shame one's Piano, while
its durable binding insures for it a continuing usefulness to the recipient and thus a recurring and enjoyable reminder of the donor.
Should one or both the above suggestions impress you favorably, you may be sure that an order from you will command our prompt
attention.
Cordially yours,
^5«^»/^/ KINDS -'■ N0BLE-
Convenient order-blank attached.
