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16 March 1911, Vienna, IX. Berggasse 19
Dear friend,
You must be bewildered at the way I am bombarding you with my letters. But this one is an official communication, which I as chairman in Vienna am addressing to you as president of the International Association. Its content does not reflect my own views.
At yesterday's meeting I was instructed to convey the following to you:
“In view of the importance of the Congress, it seems desirable that as many members as possible should be enabled to attend. The choice of Lugano1 would mean an inordinately long trip and excessive expenditure for the Viennese and would probably prevent many of them from attending, especially since the date (24/25 September) falls in