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The Liberian Mission, or Recorder of
Deeds At Washington he said he
promised Mr Ross of Buffalo, and Mr
Coxey of New Jersey, both of These Gentlemen
have been discredited here, notwithstanding
I will not reply to the Bishops attacks
on account of segregations or past removals
the President. I think knows what he
is doing: pardon me for Inn Valuable
time which might be taken by reading
this letter. because I am somewhat
Angry.

very sincerely [Jours?]
William E. Gross
November 7- 1914. 219 West 134 St
NewYork City

[Library of Congress page-number stamp:] 83694

The Liberian Mission, or Recorder of
Deeds At Washington he said he
promised Mr Ross of Buffalo, and Mr
Coxey of New Jersey, both of These Gentlemen
have been discredited here, notwithstanding
I will not reply to the Bishops attacks
on account of segregations or past removals
the President. I think knows what he
is doing: pardon me for Inn Valuable
time which might be taken by reading
this letter. because I am somewhat
Angry.

very sincerely [Jours?]
William E. Gross
November 7- 1914. 219 West 134 St
NewYork City

[Library of Congress page-number stamp:] 83694