Saturday, February 25, 1911. [Paris.]
Dear Vlasov! I have just received your letter and am hurrying to reply without delay, not waiting for Grigory, who today
forwarded Samovarov’s letter to you.1
Lyubich Nadya is writing today. It is terribly frustrating that you only realized this late*—
now you must write to him not about preparing for departure, but about an immediate departure. Write to him again, with the utmost urgency, urging an immediate departure; otherwise, the enemy will have 4 (Bundovets–|–Latysh–|-2 Menyepiviks), while we will have no more than that (3, of which
1 is under ?, –j–1 Pol’yak).