to Marx, but there is no point in writing a review of it so as not to delay publication.

I am finishing the internal review*. Alexei has written about Lübeck. We have reviews: yours on Frank, three by Alexei + your review of Marx's collected works + perhaps Velikaya Dmitrievna's on "Freedom." That is enough.

Also** nos. 2-3 of *Zarya* is ready, and it is only a matter of printing, which could be completed by mid-November.

I clasp your hand firmly. Yours...

P. S. I am asking so insistently about the program because we need to know whether there will be material for no. 4 immediately upon the release of nos. 2-3 of *Zarya*, so as to give it to the typesetters. Dietz keeps pressing me about this.

If you have not yet sent Ryazanov's article—send it immediately, otherwise he will completely wear down Alexei. Ryazanov (and Parvus with him and on his behalf) has taken deadly offense at the postponement of the article and seems to want to withdraw. "You do not know how to be editors!" Parvus said to us.

How is that?

Written November 3, 1901

Sent from Munich to Geneva

First published in 1926 in the collection "Group 'Liberation of Labor'" no. 4

Printed from the manuscript