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Burghölzli-Zürich, 7 January 1909
Dear Professor Freud,
This is a real triumph and I congratulate you most heartily! Too bad it comes at such an inconvenient time. Perhaps you could arrange to go after the anniversary; even then your lectures would still be of interest to the Americans. Little by little your truth is percolating through to the public. If at all possible, you ought to speak in America if only because of the echo it would arouse in Europe, where things are beginning to stir too.
You will have received Strohmayer's paper1 by now. I am very pleased that the seed has taken in Jena. It won't be long before pro et contra writings appear from other quarters as well. Juliusburger, for instance, has informed me of a forthcoming publication on Dem.