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115A
Berlin
12 September 1911
Dear Professor,
Heartfelt thanks for your letter! I have informed the hotel of your wish.
Up to now about 35 rooms have been booked; but the number of participants will probably be substantially larger. Jung wrote to me recently that there was a shortage of papers. This is probably connected with the fact that participation from Vienna is so weak. For at the previous congresses the Viennese have always provided an important contribution to the programme.
If only because of this shortage, you, dear Professor, will surely not keep to your intention of remaining silent. But you would not be so cruel as to disappoint the participants in their greatest expectation.
I am therefore keeping the 23rd free and am much looking forward to this day. As far as I can see, I shall arrive in Weimar at noon on the 20th.1
With cordial greetings—also from my wife—to you and yours.
Yours,
Karl Abraham