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10 March 1910
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Dr. Jones,
I am very fond of your letters and papers. Indeed your Hamlet article is excellent and shows you from very favourable sides. I did not recognise it having read the manuscript at W[orcester] as you remember, it is so much improved. I gave the second copy to the Verein; they are trying to get it translated and published in German if you dont object to it.1
I trust by the time going, your talents and your indefatigable activity have won for you the place you aspired in America, and I am sure material success is soon to follow. And you did succeed by dealing frankly with us and overcoming your own resistance, by criticizing your own character, an excellent constellation.
As for the Congress, we are sorry to have none of you amidst us but we feel compensated by this years visit. Perhaps it will be news to you, as it was to me, that Jung has left Europe for America yesterday on bord the “Kronprinzessin Caecilie”; he has been called to Chicago, has to leave the 22d of this month and be present at the Congress the 30th.2 Smart, is he? Will you take the opportunity to see him?