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Manchester, 4. VIII.04
C. on M.
10, Cecil street. [sic]
Dear Miss Mitze! Many thanks for your kind letter, I was very glad to hear, that all is well in 22. I hope to see you in a few days, because it is almost sure that I go to Vienna and perhaps a little earlier, than I thought.
Here is no many news to tell you; I work in the labor. [sic] like a coolie and it [text is crossed out] does me good. Vera writes daily, she will [text is crossed out] come soone [sic].
Many kind regards for Madame Van Gelder, whom I hope to meet bientot.
C. on M.
10, Cecil street. [sic]
Dear Miss Mitze! Many thanks for your kind letter, I was very glad to hear, that all is well in 22. I hope to see you in a few days, because it is almost sure that I go to Vienna and perhaps a little earlier, than I thought.
Here is no many news to tell you; I work in the labor. [sic] like a coolie and it [text is crossed out] does me good. Vera writes daily, she will [text is crossed out] come soone [sic].
Many kind regards for Madame Van Gelder, whom I hope to meet bientot.
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Excuse me the dumm [sic] letter. I am not so dumm [sic] but it is my english. [sic]
Best wishes for all dear people at 22.
About Plehve is only one thing to say. It is a pity that he [text is crossed out] did not gone some years ago; now he was skillfully sent to Father Abraham.
Best wishes to Miss Franceska.
Auf wiedersehen
Your loyal
CH WEIZMANN
Best wishes for all dear people at 22.
About Plehve is only one thing to say. It is a pity that he [text is crossed out] did not gone some years ago; now he was skillfully sent to Father Abraham.
Best wishes to Miss Franceska.
Auf wiedersehen
Your loyal
CH WEIZMANN
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Mademoiselle
M. van Gelder
22. Grosvenor Rd.
Canonbury N.
London
Letters from Dr. Weizman
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