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24 January 1921
Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear Jones,
In your last circular you mentioned a letter, in which you had asked me some questions about and proposed some modifications in my preface to Putnam's volume. This letter of yours did not arrive, it perished most likely like others of its kind in our postal strike. If you want to spare a repetition of the same please consider all your modifications as accepted by me in advance.
Our correspondence has got out of its trail somehow in the last weeks, as it is to a certain degree substituted by the Committee letters. I am not sure having thanked you for a precious box of Havannahs, have I? As a rule I agree with you on most relevant points, I do not agree when you get moody and harass Rank about trifles like misprints etc. which can nowhere