1728 —מאשר קבלת חבילת ספרים ועניינים קשורים

B"H, 22 Tammuz, 5712.

Brooklyn.

Haraha"ch vavac"h iy"a nu"n oseik b'tzt"z etc. Shlomo Matsov

Shalom u'Vrachah!

I hereby acknowledge receipt of the package of books which includes the following titles: Vayakhel Shlomo (with Vayasof Shlomo), Misgav Le'etot, Maamar Esther, Sefer Tehillim with the Mehallel commentary, Goali Chai, Tehillah LeDavid, Tzvi Kodesh, Vayedaber David, Likkutei Chazal part two (it would have been appropriate to also obtain part one for completeness), Ben HaHaHa, Minchat Yehuda. If a letter of thanks is needed for anyone regarding this, please let me know.

2) Enclosed are three letters for the Avrechim Moshe Lachiani, Shlomo Ben Susan, and Amram Azulai. If in your opinion it is necessary to send more such letters to those involved in travels, please inform me and I will endeavor to do so.

3) In due time I received your letters from Sivan and 14 Tammuz along with the photos of the institutions. It is unfortunate that they did not come out clearer; nevertheless I hope that even as they are they will be useful here in our work.

4) Enclosed is also the list published for the Days of Redemption and Segulah—12th and 13th of Tammuz. If you need more copies of these please let me know.

5) Regarding the grammar book: you will surely receive in these days an opinion about it from Haraha"ch vavac"h iy"a nu"n oseik b'tzt"z etc. HaraMChA Chadakov.

6) Thank you for informing me that another package of books was sent. It is surprising that even in this package there are no Kabbalah books. I heard about a book similar to Shem HaGedolim from great sages of Spain, Morocco and North Africa; perhaps it can be obtained in exchange for Kehot publications.

7) If you have any information regarding Rabbi Levi's travels or similar matters, please inform me.

8) Also enclosed are two letters for the shochet u'bodek Reb Shimon Ohayon and the student Eliyahu Abitbol; thank you for your effort in delivering them. If explanation is needed when delivering them please do so as well.

Summary

The Rebbe demonstrates careful attention to communal needs by acknowledging received materials, coordinating correspondence and institutional matters, expressing gratitude for assistance given, and encouraging ongoing communication regarding communal activities and resources.