It's a bit difficult to decipher because the handwriting gets smaller and also the card appears to start in the middle of a sentence. I suspect it is written by someone for whom German is not a first language (my mother's birth family came from Drohobych and I believe their first language was Polish). As far as I can make out:
'... bring because you know quite well that [name, looks like Jennie or Tevie] is not a young girl. For now I will end my writing and hope that you will not forget me, since this is for a benevolent goal. Greetings and kisses to you together with your wife and children, to Joel with his wife and children, greetings to Regina with her husband and children. My husband and children greet and kiss all of you.. [various other grettings, hard to read], Rosa Kreppel. Please answer at once.'
It looks as though while the address at the top reads Moses Kreppel, this is written by his wife Rosa as she says 'my husband'. It is clearly about arrangements to get an older woman (aunt? mother?) to Canada, but it may be the second of two postcards, since it starts in the middle of a sentence - or is there a back part that has the rest of the message? Perhaps you can find the back of it online?
Hope this helps.
Veronica
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Veronica Zundel, London
Searching descendants of Josef Jakob Horoschowski b. 1905 Drohobych
