London, 15 November 1890 
122 Regent’s Park Road, N. W. 

Dear Adler, 

Many thanks for your letter. The Avelings have just arrived with 
a telegram — ‘senp Money — from Louise who was proposing to leave 
Vienna today.” Aveling at once sent her a cheque for ten pounds. But 
since I fear that it won’t be paid before it has been referred back, 
which takes time, I thought it safer to take out a money order for ten | 
pounds over here, and to do this mm your name, since Louise may 
already have left by the time it arrives; over here it has been taken 
out in the name of Edward Aveling. According to what the Post 
Office says, we are to retain the order itself over here, as the money 
will be paid to you at your home address which was the one we 
gave. 

* In the original this is followed by the German translation of the will.-” See this volu- 
me, pp. 68-69. 

Should Louise have already left, please keep the money at our dis- 
posal until further notice. 

Your ; 
F. Engels 

Aveling has just come back— it’s altogether too late, since orders 
are not issued after 4 o’clock on Saturdays!! 
So we shall send it on Monday.