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Budapest, July 27, 1910
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor,
Our—quite identical—letters crossed each other. I am hurrying so that my reply will still get to you in The Hague.
I am happy that you have recovered to such an extent in such a short time, in and for itself, as well as with regard to our travel plans. It goes without saying that I can in no way influence your decision and declare myself in agreement with your arrangements at the outset. I.e., I request that you also make arrangements in my name with regard to the cabin at