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Mülheim on the Rhine

19th September 1920


Dear Friend


I was very glad to re-

ceive your letter of the 12th April

which, however didn't reach me but

towards the end of July. I thought

already that you were not more alive

& is to be attributed to the English

censorship, I think. Your letter seems

to have been opened on the way.

But the longer it lasted, the

great was my pleasure to hear of

your having survived the evils of cap-

tivity in good healthy. I am very


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Mülheim on the Rhine

19th September 1920


Dear Friend


I was very glad to re-

ceive your letter of the 12th April

which, however didn't reach me but

towards the end of July. I thought

already that you were not more alive

& is to be attributed to the English

censorship, I think. Your letter seems

to have been opened on the way.

But the longer it lasted, the

great was my pleasure to hear of

your having survived the evils of cap-

tivity in good healthy. I am very



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  • December 9, 2016 06:35:30 Sue Bryant

    Mülheim on the Rhine

    19th September 1920


    Dear Friend


    I was very glad to re-

    ceive your letter of the 12th April

    which, however didn't reach me but

    towards the end of July. I thought

    already that you were not more alive

    & is to be attributed to the English

    censorship, I think. Your letter seems

    to have been opened on the way.

    But the longer it lasted, the

    great was my pleasure to hear of

    your having survived the evils of cap-

    tivity in good healthy. I am very


  • December 9, 2016 06:32:35 Sue Bryant

    Müllheim on the Rhine

    19th September 1920


    Dear Friend


    I was very glad to re-

    ceive your letter of the 12th April

    which, however didn't reach me but

    towards the end of July. I thought

    already that you were not more alive

    & is to be attributed to the English

    censorship, I think. Your letter seems

    to have been opened on the way.

    But the longer it lasted, the

    great was my pleasure to hear of

    your having survived the evils of cap-

    tivity in good healthy. I am very



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    Mülheim, Germany

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    Elberfeld

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  • Document location Mülheim, Germany
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ID
18664 / 212052
Source
http://europeana1914-1918.eu/...
Contributor
Neil Murray
License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/


September 19, 1920
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