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25 February 1914
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Jones,
Enclosed the famous letter of Jelgersma. Please send it to Abraham.
Another enclosure is Putnam's. Perhaps you are too hard on him. He is over 60 and a doubter by constitution, he is brave for all this. The chief point seems that Jung's authority is pretty well decaying with him. Yet he seems a bit of a fool recognizing that Adler's Leitlinie [motto] is nothing but our “fancy” and still preconising it. I understand why you are growing impatient with him.
I had no proof of the Zeitschrift myself. Imago is already going off. But I cannot except [accept] your generous offer letting me insert into your critic whatever pleases me. You ought to take the responsibility yourself; it is well worth a few days delay.
I am short because again engaged in writing. Narcissm has to be finished.