Letters of recommendation

Abstract Letter from H. Feigelson to C.D. Spivak. Feigelson tells Spivak that Spivak’s letter was read at a meeting on Sunday, September 13th. The Hebrew Sick Benefit Association of Montreal promised to give their aid to the next annual ball. He also informs Spivak that Mr. Leibovitch of Montreal is suffering from tuberculosis and is on his way to Colorado. Feigelson tells Spivak that he is referring him for admission to JCRS. He thanks Spivak in advance.

Abstract Letter from H. Feigelson to C.D. Spivak. Feigelson introduces Mr. Leibovitch to Spivak and tells Spivak that Mr. Leibovitch of Montreal is suffering from tuberculosis. Feigelson asks Spivak to help Leibovitch when he arrives to Denver.

Abstract Handwritten letter from Nathan Gordon to JCRS. Gordon introduces Louis Leibovitch as a man who is in an advanced stage of tuberculosis. Leibovitch had been advised by a physician to apply to JCRS for treatment. Gordon explains that Leibovitch’s sister passed away and he is very poor; therefore, members of the Jewish community have assisted Leibovitch’s transportation to Denver. Gordon asks Spivak to admit Leibovitch when he arrives.