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Berlin
29 August 1914
Dear Professor,
You have evidently not received various letters I sent you. Now I am glad to hear from you at last and at some length; letter and postcard took only three days to get here, and I hope mine will take no longer.
So you all are well. I have often wondered how your youngest would do in England, and correctly assumed that van Emden would be the intermediary. Besides, ladies are being allowed to leave England. An American living here, for example, has brought several young girls out of London. There are various ways of getting news from England, including