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December 7, 1902
IX., Berggasse 19
Dear Wilhelm:
To my deep regret I learned of the misfortune that befell your house and can only hope that you will soon get over the distress.1 Of all the horrible kinds of calamities, it is after all the very least severe test.
Cordial greetings.
Your
Sigm.
Michael Schröter informs me that on November 28 Ida Fliess gave birth to a stillborn daughter. See Fliess, Der Ablauf des Lebens, p. 34.