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22 December 1918
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Jones,
Extremely glad to have got your letter. I trust you have heard about all what has happened in Bpest and at the Congress1 by our friend, who will forward you this letter.
I prefer writing english, however rusty it has become, remembering you could never read my German handwriting which has not improved since. You must not expect me or any of ours in England next spring; it seems quite improbable that we should be able to travel in a few months, peace being put up until June or July. I am sure you cannot conceive what our condition here really is. But you should come over as soon as you can, have a look upon what was Austria, and bring my daughters boxes with you.