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

July 8^th 1919

Dear Jones

I reckon to be at Bad Gastein, 
Villa Wassing, on the 15^th of 
this month for a stay of 3 
or 4 weeks. We are taking 
pains to get the permission 
to pass over the Austrian 
frontier for Ferenczi, his 
wife and perhaps D^r Freund 
for Gastein too, if his condition of 
health agrees with the trip. 
Ferenczi is engaged by his 
university lecturing (he is 
the first o.ö. Prof. for ΨΑ) 
until August first. Now 
choose your time. I will 
be extremely glad to see 
you. My sister‑in‑law is 
with me, going there for 

her own sake on her physician’s 
command. Suffering as she 
is she will lead a sedentary 
life there and we will be 
free to talk and walk.

Times have not improved 
since I wrote you last, 
it may be our last summer 
as far as I can see. My 
wife will spend her time 
at the Sanator.  Parsch 
near Salzburg, my daughter 
goes to a place not far from 
Reichenhall (Bavaria) in 
company of a lady‑friend. 
Afterwards we intend to 
meet all of us on a small 
lake between Munich and 
Garmisch. Parsimony is not 
part of our programm 
this year, it would not help 
us.

With kindest regards 
yours truly 
Freud