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                <text>Bloom´s Russian Roots</text>
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                <text>Ethel´s father, Abe Pellicoff and Lawrence´s father, Moise, knew each other in Nizhyn, Russia (Now Ukraine).  They worked together, one of them a middle manager of a farm, where wheat was grown, and the other a manager of a brewery which bought the wheat and brewed beer.  These files relate primarily to depictions from Russia.</text>
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              <text>Anuita (Nickname for Anna) to Lawrence, 1904</text>
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              <text>This appears to be another image of a woman writing good bye to Lawrence before he leaves to America.  The inscription reads:&#13;
"I wish you, Liev, that all your wishes will come true and you will be lucky. Amen.  For the memories.  to Liev.  From Anuita, 21 February 1904."  &#13;
&#13;
Also from F. Malina photo studios.</text>
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