PROF. D^R. FREUD    WIEN, IX., BERGGASSE 19.

May 19th 1921

Dear D^r Blumgart

I see you got my answer 
in time.  It is understood 
I will put you down 
for a morning hour. 
It is neither an advantage 
to you nor possible for 
me to give you more than 
one hour daily.

I delivered your greetings 
to D^rs Frink u Meyer 
whom you will easily 
meet when returned.

Partaking of our work 
on the Journals does 
not belong to the condit-
ions of our treaty. If 
you will do us the favour 
of helping us in the Jour-
nal and doing some

translations from the German 
(Internat. Zeitsch) for the 
same we will greatly 
appreciate it. As you may 
know Jones is looking 
out for American subedit-
ors. I am sorry to say 
D^r Brill neglected to 
give notice of that to 
the New York Society.

With kind regards
yours
Freud