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Miskolcz, August 22, 19101
I found here an audience raving about Ehrlich's discovery2 and none disposed to listening to Ψα. subtleties. For that reason I didn't give the lecture. Traveling today to Budapest and hope to be with you according to plan.
Regards!
Ferenczi
Picture postcard. Written in pen is the notation “Miskolcz—Széchenyi utca.”
Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915), German medical doctor and serum researcher; won the Nobel Prize for medicine (1908) for work on immunology. In 1909 he developed Salvarsan (arsphenamine) as a treatment for syphilis. At the turn of the century an estimated 70 percent of the men in Vienna suffered from syphilis; see , Freud und seine Patienten (Frankfurt, 1992), p. 47.