Excerpt of two letters regarding D. Diamond, 1910 October 8

This item is one piece of paper that has two different excerpts of letters on it. The first letter was from M. Lipschitz to C.D. Spivak. Lipschitz informed Spivak that a man named D. Diamond was on his way to Denver from New York. Lipschitz stated that his society chose to pay for his travels and advised Diamond to call Spivak once he arrived in Denver. He also asked Spivak to recommend him to somebody for work and to help him with any medical treatment he needed. Lipschitz told Spivak that he had known Diamond for a number of years and said that he is an honest working man. The second letter is Spivak’s reply to Lipschitz and he stated that he would be happy to help Diamond any way he can. He would also try to admit him as soon as possible if he needed the treatment. He also told Lipchitz that Diamond may have to wait a few weeks after his arrival in Denver because there is no vacancy at the sanatorium. He advised that Diamond is given enough means to support himself in Denver while he waited for admission. Spivak also said that he received a check for $3.00 for the dues of the member that Lipschitz found for them. Spivak expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the interest Lipschitz had shown JCRS.