London, 15 November 1892 
Dear August, 
Now you see how my work gets interrupted! These absurd Tribune ar- 
ticles have forced me to intervene. Could you please ensure that the article 

“ ‘Bericht des Partei-Vorstandes an den Parteitag zu Berlin 1892’, Vorwdrts, No. 259, 4 
November 1892. 

appears in the next number of the Tribune—it’s already too late for this 
week’s. “”” 

Can you send me another copy of those collected articles on Bakunin? 
Since my copy is regularly sent to Sorge, I no longer have them here, but it 
might be necessary for me to refer to them. Instead of working, I have had to 
look out the old stuff, but it was out of the question to let this tissue of lies go 
unchallenged. Can you find out who its author was? 

Regards to Victor." Louise will today be sending an account of Trafalgar 
Square to Vienna. 

Cordial regards to Mrs Julie, 

Your F. E. 
[Postscript from Louise Kautsky] 

Warm regards to Julie, Victor, Popp and the proper hunter before the Lord.’ Have received the 
Sozialist. Many thanks. Good luck with your work. 

Love 
Louise