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Vienna, December 12, 1897
Dear Wilhelm,
Only someone who knows he is in possession of the truth writes as you do. So I look forward with tremendous curiosity to Breslau and shall be all ears. I myself shall not bring anything along. I have gone through a desolate and foggy period and am now suffering painfully from [nasal] suppuration and occlusion; I hardly ever feel fresh. If this does not improve, I shall ask you to cauterize me in Breslau.
I envisage our Breslau trip, on my part, as follows: that I shall leave Saturday morning at 8:00 in order to arrive at 2:30. I don't believe a good night connection can be found. Moreover, traveling