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Göttingen, 28 August 1917
Dear Professor,
It was only in your last letter that you mentioned the Nobel Prize proposal. That would indeed be a splendid sign of diminished misunderstanding! It would be strange indeed if things were not speeded up a bit. I am delighted to hear about it. By now you will have returned from your cold paradise to warm Vienna, well fed I hope, even if frozen through. Here and in all low-lying districts the summer has been very summery. Miserable that I can't get to Vienna even for a little now that the autumn has come. I would so gladly do so.
At the same time I send you herewith the offprint from Bloch's