282 —העברת מכתב וספרים לאחים דאלפון דרך ר' זאב גרינגלאס

B"H, 14 Menachem Av 5707.

Esteemed and honored friend, the vavac"h iy"a nu"m etc. Haraha"ch R"M Zev Greenglass

Shalom u'Vrachah!

Enclosed is a letter for the Dalphon brothers, and since you were the intermediary in this matter, I am sending the letter to you with a request to deliver it to them.

I am also attaching on a separate sheet an analogy related to what I wrote them. However, because I am concerned that due to their business preoccupations it is best not to make the letter too lengthy, I omitted this part from the main letter. If you find it appropriate that they should read it anyway, you have permission to add it as an appendix; if not, keep it with you and return it to me.

We are sending for you and for them in a special package five bound books—one for each of the brothers. If more are needed, please let us know.

The cost of printing their portion of the book came to more than one thousand shekels. Certainly you will see that they complete payment in full—and most importantly, that they do so promptly—as our situation is already known to you from my previous letter.

By the way, surely you will also strive to fulfill your longstanding promise to settle your debt; at least send most of it immediately so that it is noticeable.

With wishes for all good and with blessings for immediate teshuvah and immediate redemption,
M. Schneerson

Summary

The Rebbe entrusts Reb Zev Greenglass with delivering a letter and books to the Dalphon brothers, provides guidance on including additional material at his discretion, and emphasizes timely payment of printing costs as well as fulfilling past financial commitments.