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February 22, 1900
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear Wilhelm,
You are an optimist; fate makes you incorrigible!
I am glad to hear that your mother is considerably better. My mother-in-law in Hamburg is not doing very well.
A splendid migraine on February 18 completed my own full recovery. The new patient soon departed again! I, too, have heard of W. James by name, as an authority. I won't let the ghosts move me for some time to come.
A rumor has it that you two will come to Vienna in March. It is no doubt premature to talk about it.
Miss G. is really in harness now — an excellent but slow piece of work.
With the most cordial greetings to all of you,
Your
Sigm.