231. To HIS SISTER MARIA
Maria Ilyinichna Ulyanova,
c/o Gorokhova,
Muromtsev’s House,
Kazanskaya Square,
Vologda,
Russia
December 28, 1912
I have received the letter with your address, dear Manyasha, and hasten to reply. Did you get the letter I sent you Poste Restante?
We could probably arrange to send you the journal Gleichheit,[1] which is published fortnightly. It is merely a matter of whether the censor will allow it. Try to find out—or should we just send it?
When do you receive the St. Petersburg newspapers? A day late or later?
A thousand good wishes and regards to all friends.
Ever yours,
Vl. U.
[1] Gleichheit (Equality)—a Social-Democratic fortnightly, organ of the women workers’ movement in Germany and later of the international women’s movement; it was published in Stuttgart from 1890 to 1925; from 1892 to 1917 it was edited by Clara Zetkin.