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Berlin
30 January 1915
Dear Professor,
You have obviously not received my last letter. I have also been waiting for a reply from you daily! Let us hope this letter will reach its destination.
I am glad to hear that our journals will continue to appear. Heller is taking a certain risk, of course, as many subscribers are away from home for an indeterminate time. I will see how much I can collaborate. Recently I have been completely taken up with the hospital and the practice. I could have considerably more patients for analysis if I did not have the hospital. In the last four weeks I had a great many consultations. Perhaps Liebermann, who has been in the Vosges for five months, will soon be posted back to Berlin and will be able to back me up again. Incidentally, he has been awarded the Iron Cross.
Unfortunately there is no way of getting news about Stegmann; no one knows what has become of him.