you feel so inclined, your recommendations and suggestions.
For the present, may I express again appreciation on behalf
of both myself and my wife, who is as you know my
collaborator in this lifetime work, for your kindness in
granting us an interview; it is possible now as it was not
before, for me to phrase many of the questions (which I
must have solved before proceeding further) onto paper, as
now.
 
                  Respectfully
                 Earle W. Newton
 
P.S. We were both delighted with the progress of the
     library; I can see it will be not only a valuable buta
     tasteful institution.