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22 October 1914
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Jones,
One of my friends, a professor of archeology in Rome, is good enough to take this uncensored letter with him to Italy.1 I received your news via [van] Emden as well as the same via Martin and Assagioli, have replied by the same route and hope that the answer is already in your hands.
I have to send you greetings from all my family, friends and the Society. The latter responded most sympathetically to your efforts to keep in touch. It has generally been decided not to regard you as an enemy!
Regardless of what you read in the newspapers, do not forget that lies are rampant now. We are not suffering from any restrictions, any epidemics, and are in very good spirits. Two of my sons are in the army,2 but