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271F
Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
15 March 1915
Dear Friend,
Our warmest good wishes accompany you in your new work, which I hope will give you the opportunity to see your family and sometimes also leisure to do your intended writings.
I ask you to retain the presidency, which is now a sinecure in any case. If you agree, we propose to announce, in the first issue of the on which we are now working, that because of your call-up, publication of the 1915 Jahrbuch is now doubtful, but that publication of the two other journals will continue.1 When I have finished this letter I shall begin to write out “Instincts and Their Vicissitudes”.2
You will have heard that we consider peace in the south to be certain. If we ever see San Martino again, we shall be able to visit it only as guests. Mind you, I preferred Karersee,3 which remains with us.
In eager expectation of your news,
Your faithfully devoted
Freud