DescriptionApologizes for not acknowledging Griffis' previous letter, which asked Mrs. Sharrock's daughters to write to him about the daily life of girls in Korea.
DescriptionExpresses inabillity to provide information related to Griffis' inquiry (presumably about the Korean people). Provides insight into the Reform Gov't, suggests that Japanese influence prevents Koreans...
DescriptionInforms Griffis that Soh Kwang Pom and Pak Young Hio are in Washington studying, and that Soh Jai Phil is in Korea. Asks for ways to support these Korean men.
DescriptionExpresses inabillity to offer information about who the first Korean to come to Roanoke. Provides information on Kim Boung Suhr, the first Korean graduate of Roanoke College.