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Translated by Sara Mages

28.2.37 Dotnuva

Hello Freida!

I came home for two days so I can say goodbye to Leah the immigrant, and it fell exactly on Purim. I remember that two years ago I came home for Purim and found your papers from America.
Leah is satisfied and joyful that she is immigrating, even though, as you know, the situation is difficult in Israel. As you know, I work in Rasayn [Raseiniai], I'm going back today.
I didn't find anything new in Dotnuva it is the same dismal town that it was. Everyone at home is in good health. Lately the winter became very hard in Lita. A lot of snow fell.
I found a new “business” at home, Restoran, meaning Tractor in a foreign language.
How are you? How do you feel? What is your work? Be safe and sound.
Lots of greetings, yours Moshe

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