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Berlin
10 July 1914
Dear Professor,
Our last letters crossed. While I was asking you for information about Seis, you wrote to me about the illness in your house. I should like first of all to ask after your sister-in-law's health; as I know these broncho-pneumonias are long-drawn-out things, I have delayed this question for a few days, but I am now hoping for good news. Of course, quite a brief note will suffice!
You are surely glad now to be able to stop working. And now this very day I have to bother you with a matter that is urgent for me. It is