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14.vi.25
Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
Dear Lou†
I was unable to telegraph you, for my advice could not be expressed in a telegraphic formula. I am of the opinion that there is only one way open to you: in your reply you must take your stand on the contract which had been agreed on between you. It stipulated a trial period of six months, in order that you could say, for your part, whether you considered the continuation of the treatment to be justified, and for them to say, for their part, whether they agreed to this continuation. During this trial period the status quo was to be maintained, without any changes from without. The step which Herr E. has now taken is a manifest breach of this contract. The only possible answer you can give him is for you too to declare the contract null and void, to give up the treatment, and to take no further part in the future developments of the E. affair. It is not