ENGELS TO FLORENCE KELLEY-WISCHNEWETZKY~”° 

London 11 November 1893 
122 Regent’s Park Road, N. W. 

Dear Mrs Kelley, 

I have received from Swan Sonnenschein a/c Sales* for July 92—June 93 
as follows: 

Regular Sales 50 (plus 4—13 Copies) 3/6. — £8.15. 

Special Sales 51 (one copy to America!) 4.8.9 

£13.3.93 
121/2% of which = £7./2./1 As I 

am not certain whether your last address (Hull House, 335 s. Halsted St. 
Chicago) still holds good, I think it safer to send the cheque 

* of the 2" English edition of Engels’ The Condition of the Working Class in England 

to our friend Mr Sorge of Hoboken who will forward it to you as soon as you 
let him know that you have received this note. 

We now and then see short reports of your activity in the papers, among 
others your speech in the Labor Congress, and are glad to find that you have 
found congenial work. With kind regards from Mrs Kautsky and myself 

I remain Yours very truly 

F. Engels