PROF. DR. FREUD
WIEN, IX. BERGGASSE 19. 

May 29.^th 21 

Dear Jones

I herewith enclose the letter 
I got from Brill after 
6 months’ waiting and 
imploring, but I did not get 
it before I wrote in the 
most plain and brutal 
way. You will judge for 
yourself, how deeply he has 
deteriorated. I intend no 
answer for the present. 
Send the letter back after 
having taken an extract 
of it.

To be sure the nonsense 
about the appointing 
of subeditors is his doing.  
Let me propose to you, 
that you should answer 
Stern, that there is a 
misunderstanding preval-
ent, that we can give 
the N. Y. Society no other 

rights than what proved satisfactory 
to the London one, that 
we were glad to accept 
Frink and Brill, but 
propose to replace Farnell 
by Blumgart or Obern-
dorf, as he (the president) 
may choose.  I had talked 
over this matter with 
Frink.

Happy to hear your 
family is thriving so well 
and you restored to 
good health.  I am worn 
out by the excessive 
heat here.

Affectionately yours  
Freud