[D0129AAK], Letter from Frank Lewis Dyer to Robert Rafn, November 27th, 1901
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Nov. 27, 1901 Robert Rafn, Esq., c/o Dr. Sell, N.W.7, Dorotheenstrasse 22, Berlin, Germany. My dear Mr. Rafn,- Your very interesting letter of the 13th inst. has just been received, and finds me somewhat pressed for time as I am just leaving for Chicago and the Southwest on business, so that I have not the opportunity of answering it in full. I hope you will accept the will for the deed. Your work in Germany has been entirely satisfactory and has been productive of much good, and I hope that you will continue to remain on the field so long as you can be of assistance. In this connection, I think you ought to put yourself in communication with Messrs. Harris & Mills of London, because they write us that the matter of the Jungner opposition is assuming importance again, and you may be ableto help them materially. With best wishes, believe me always Yours very truly,