[=x] Umlaut (2 dots over letter)

Especially is this easily accomplished if actually written in the Vaterland, German typewriting machines being equipped with umlauts.

[bracketed "sic" in original] Fröebel states that among the Woolwas [spelling unchanged: probably error for "Froebel" (two letters) or "Fröbel" (o-umlaut alone)] tear myself from you (sic) arms

Maurice Genevoix (A); 27Dec73; R568186. R568187. Muller with an umlaut.

Maurice Genevoix (A); 27Dec73; R568186. R568187. Muller with an umlaut.

UMLAUT, name given by Grimm to the modification of a vowel in a syllable through the influence of a vowel in the succeeding.