Opoczno, 10 April 1927  

My devoted and beloved brother,  

I am surprised that you don't write to me of your health,
business, etc.  I have not received an answer to two letters to
you.  Perhaps you are busy?  In any event, I ask you (to answer)
as soon as you receive my card, as it will already be Passover
there and you will perhaps have more time to write.  So I ask
for a long and detailed letter about you, about your beloved
wife, about your in-laws, family, sisters, et al.  There is
nothing of importance concerning me to report.  Business is
slow.  With the help of G-d, I am going home to Lodz tomorrow
for Passover.  Perhaps I will write something to you from Lodz. 
I am sending you a few newspapers dealing with a well known case
which stirred up all of Poland.  The issue involves an American
woman, Zlata Rubin, and a Galician Rabbi Shapiro.  Read it and
be astonished...  Heartfelt regards to you and your worthy wife,
parents, et al.  Uncle Lazer, Aunt Estherl and Aunt Malke send
their heartfelt regards to you.  With respect, I wish you a
happy Passover.                              

         Wolf Lewkowicz                                         


All material Copyright 1995 by Marshall L. Zissman and Sol J. Zissman.