his family adequately and properly, all his
expenses
must be paid
out
of his earnings from his work; thus, at least
as
far
as
it is known,
he does not have
any
real
property."
Herewith
we
conclude
our
report.
209
89. DEDICATION
TO
FRIEDRICH
MUHLBERG
[ca. March 1901]
In
grateful
remembrance
I
recall the
promise
you
extracted from
me
then and
am
sending
you my
first publication.
90.
TO OTTO
WIENER
Zurich,
9
March 1900
[1901]
Highly esteemed Herr
Professor!
Last
summer
I
completed
my
studies at the
mathematical-physical
department
of the Zurich Polytechnikum, and since I would like
to
expand and in
some
ways
complete the knowledge which
I
acquired by
attending
lectures,
studying
the
classics,
and
working
in the
physical
laboratory,
but
am
totally lacking
the
necessary means,
I
am
taking
the
liberty
of
asking
you
whether
you
might need
an
assistant.
A
few
days
ago
there appeared in Wiedemann's Annalen
a
short
paper
of mine
titled "Theoretische Folgerungen
aus
den
Kapillaritätserscheinungen"
["Theoretical
conclusions drawn from the phenomena of
capillarity"]
I would
appreciate
if
you
could
drop
me a
few lines and let
me
know about
my
prospects of
getting
such
a
position
now or
possibly
next autumn.
Respectfully
yours
Albert Einstein
Dolderstr. 17
Zürich-Hottingen
91.
MILITARY SERVICE
BOOK
Zurich, 13 March
1901
MILITARY
SERVICE
BOOK
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1.
Findings
of the examination
commission.
Div.-
and recruiting district VI/6
Examination control No.
1309
Body
height
171.5
cm
Upper
arm
28
cm
Chest
circumference
87
cm
Visual
r1-3
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