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Mr. Otto Schnellbacher,

Dear Otter

a I have your wire of even date as follows: "Have
decided to attend Kansas State. Thank you for your consider-

ation. "

I wish to congratulate you on selecting a very

fine school and I am sure that you will have some very fine

competition in our state. I know that you mst feel quite
happy to have made a decidion because I imagine that you are
feeling a finencial drain after traveling hither and yon, be-
sides the uncertainty of not knowing what you were going to
dos

: _ «trust that you have definitely made up your mind
that you will stick. There is nothing as detrimental to a

young man's success as indecision. I have always made the

habit of going into a haberdashery shop and when I lay uy eyes
on something that I like I buy it pronto. I have seen so many —
women shop and shop end shop that when they would buy something
they were quite dissatisfied because they weren't definitely
certain that they had picked the right bargain. .

I trust that you will be wholly satisfied with
your bargain end that you will not feel when things get tough
along the road thet "if I had gone somewhere else I would have

os bettered myself". You have a great opportunity to get an

education; after all, that should be the first consideration.
You will find me wishing you the best of success, but I will be
disappointed in you if you do any more shopping.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,

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