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    "ocrText": "Physikalisches Institut\nDresden-A. 14, 9. Lept. 1922\nder technischen Hochschule\nBismarckplatz.\nTelephon 1260 und 4435.\nLehr geehrte Her Professor!\nFlr fehrerben voice 28. Juni worde\nunit hante vorn Pekrefariat der Hochschule\near Beautvathing inbergeben. Here Se-\nherinat Hallvachs it am 20. Junige- -\nshor ben, wildem verwarlbe is das Justin\nbut his our des Lehrstules.\nwas Sekrehariat hilt mit, dan\nHow a. I. van So.\nbei der Techn.\n\"\nHochrchule Dresden in fider Thrin'cht\nmbekanet ist.\"\nLie gestather in vielleicht, sehr\ngeehrte Her Professor auf emen Punkh\nThres behreibens enizugehen. he mahren been\nBithe, die are his richte, da Lidas\n\"\nenize shilglied der Teelm. Huchrolule\nin Aves den mid, das much verrigaters\ndem Hamen mach keunen drinkte.\" Ich\nbuinicher, dass alle nurve arristenten\nThre Arbeiten gut Kawen mud dass his\nden Klang Thres Howens doch will shark\nwas num die Refundie-\nrung der auslagen augeht, so wirden\nwill uns freuen, Reparater three dor- -\nfiger an erhalter.\nHit vaziiglisher Hosbalbung\nDr. H. Develop\na.o. Prof. fur Plugs k und\nadjust des Phyn k. Just.\nPhys. Institute of the\nTechnical Minusity\nDreaden, Sept 9, 1922\nEsteemed Professor.\nyour letter of June 28 has been\nreceived and the suretary asked me to\naweiver is, as Professor Hallwach died m\nJune 20, and I am al present in change\nof il.\nThe perretary let you know that\na mr a. S. von Su.\nis mukuawn\nhere.\nPlease pearnity we to add a few words\nto you ashermed Professor.\nyou say in your letter to Prof Hollwack\n\"that you are the only member of the family\nin Oresden who know me at least by\nname\". l am sure that all our assistants\nknow very well your works udereotirwek and that you\nthe fame of your name.\nhlo shall be only too glad to refund to\nyou all your expenses for duplicates of your\npublications abroad with the highert regard\nor H Ruber\nProfessor of Rhys\nCOPY\nDresden, Sept. 9,1922\nPhys. Institute of the\nTechnical University.\nEsteemed Professor:\nYour letter of June 28th, has been received and\nthe Secretary asked me to answer it, as Professor Hallwachs died\non June 20, and I am at present in charge of it.\nThe Secretary let you know that a Mr. A.S. Von so\nis unknown here.\nPlease permit me to add a few words to you,\nesteemed Professor.\nYou say in your letter to Prof. Hollwachs \"that\nyou are the only member of the faculty in Dresden who knows me at\nleast by name\". I am sure that all our assistants know very well\nyour works, and that you underestimate the fame of your name.\nWe snall be only to glad to refund to you all\nyour expenses for duplicates of your publications abroad.\nWith the highest regards,\nDr. H. Dember,\nProf. of Phys."
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