Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

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NAWA BELGIUM AMBASSADE oz BELGIQUE' 1 gladly avail myself of the courteous Hnvination of The Onawa to greet the people of Yleirton. In your cossnzopolitian community, drawn imma Iflflfly nations of the earth, I have no doubt that there some of Belgian birth ur ancestry. To these I oifem' my beat wishes for happiness Q and yrasyevity in the hsspitable land of their afinptian, and tc all your people, of whatever mea or origin, I extend moist. cordial greetings. 'ff ff' I JL lb' j' wins: Albvri. de Lign ,' Belgian Ambassador I, 32 2:1 'a 111511115 Q1 QQQQQQ QQQQQLQLQSQQQQQX QQ1 1.5 ' ' hlillii i' , M - Q1 z X