That the affiant then returned to Boston and reported to said Feri Felix Weiss. That the day following the affiant sent his statement to said Katzmann. That meanwhile it was arranged between the affiant and said Weiss that he, the affiant, would be employed by said Weiss pending word from said Katzmann on a job down on Cape Cod; that thereupon he, the affiant, went to Cape Cod on said investigation for said Weiss and was employed for a period of approximately two weeks; that nothing developing and the affiant receiving no word from said Weiss, he, the affiant, returned to Pennsylvania sometime about the middle of January 1921.
That after the affiant returned to Pennsylvania he received a letter from said Weiss, only a part of said letter being now in the possession of the affiant; the part which he now has reading on the face thereof as follows, to-wit:
“Dear John:
I just returned from my trip and found your letters. As soon as Mr. Katzmann sends me your check I’ll mail it to you.”
and on the back thereof as follows, to-wit:
“was a big trial of Mrs. De Falco. I’ll remind him by and by of your bill.
I am sorry I could not see you before you went home.
With kindest regards to you and your family, believe me
Your friend,
Feri”