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Bozen, 2.9.1912
Dear Dr Pfister,
I am compelled to ask you to do me a favour. We—that is to say, Ferenczi and I—intended, after staying in these parts for a short time, to go and see Professor Jones2 in London, and he has already booked rooms for us. But now my eldest daughter has suddenly been taken ill, still in connection with the unsuccessful operation she had years ago. I am returning to Vienna to-day, can make no definite plans at the moment and, in view of the uncertainty of the situation, shall not be able to go to England as arranged on September 8.
Jones is attending the psychotherapeutic congress in Zürich, but I do not know his address. So I am asking you to be so kind as to seek him out and to tell him the contents of this letter, so that he will be able to cancel the room reservations. Please tell him not to count on my being able to go to London and ask him to write to me in Vienna.
Thanking you in anticipation for your trouble,
Your devoted
Freud