By the Grace of G-d 4th of Tishrei, 5732 Brooklyn, N. Y.

Blessing and Greeting:

I was pleased to receive your letter of September 16th, and many thanks for the good news it contained, especially in regard to the wedding of your daughter . . ., inaugurated with the blessings for a Binyan Adei Ad.

I was also pleased to read about the success of your son . . . in his examination and what is even more gratifying, that now he will be able to dedicate himself to the study of the Torah without distraction. Indeed, I recall that this matter of the examinations had been weighing heavily on his mind, and he was most anxious to get over this hurdle. And now that G-d has fulfilled his request, he will show his appreciation by devoting himself to the study of the Torah, as you write, in a happy frame of mind.

May G-d grant that you should always have good news to report, including also in the matter of Parnosso in the plain sense of the word, in which you and your husband are engaged, in fulfillment of the prayerful wish for a Kesivo vaChasimo Tovo to your husband and family, which I trust duly reached you.

Wishing you and all yours a Chasimo uGmar Chasimo Tovo,

With blessing, 

M Schneerson