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17 January 1909, Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
At last a Sunday when I am able to chat with you. During the week there is too much work.
I am really pleased with Strohmayer. His paper was accompanied by a very modest letter, which I answered most amiably. I told him he was one of ours despite his protests, that we did not demand thoughtless parroting of our views, and that all my followers had reserved judgment until convinced by their own work. Strohmayer agrees with us on so many points that I could easily delude myself into thinking that he is holding back only in order to create more of an impression. But of course that would be a delusion.
Your courageous friend Pfister has sent me a paper1 for which I