8 8 2 C A L E N D A R O F A B S T R A C T S 1 9 2 5 104. From Judah L. Magnes Morges (Switzerland), 6 September 1925 Wishes to visit with AE on one of the days 18–20 September, prior to the meeting of the BOGHU to be held 23 September in Munich. He has discussed various organizational issues with Ch. Weizmann and Louis Marshall in Geneva and hopes to have arrived at results that will satisfy AE. ALS. [36 894]. 105. From Friedrich Mayer Augsburg, 6 September 1925 With attached CV, explains that he intends to qualify as a teacher of mathematics. ALS. [44 419]. 106. To Chief Rabbi Joseph H. Hertz Berlin, 9 September 1925 Mr. Germis, the bringer of this card, has been charged by the Verband des ostjüdischen Studentenvereine in Deutschland to seek advice and assistance in behalf of the hard- pressed local Eastern European Jewish students. Requests Hertz’s support in this matter. ALS. [79 434], [91 229]. 107. Siegfried Jacoby to Leo Kohn Berlin, 9 September 1925 Encloses a letter from Hirsch Chajes to AE and requests that the matter be addressed. TLC. [36 897]. 108. From Eduard Einstein Zürich, 16 September 1925 Is busy in school, where he has been engaged in founding a class newspaper, a sample of which, containing some of his poems, he is enclosing. Has participated in a boys’ shooting competition and has received a six-bladed pocketknife as a prize. Has also been successful in a competition posted by a local greengrocer, and has received ten bananas as a prize for a poem. The cacti are doing very well some have sprouted. Mileva loves Ludwig 1926. He himself has been reading Nietzsche’s David Strauß der Bekenner und Schriftsteller. Will write again soon. ALS. [144 466]. 109. From Hans Ludendorff Potsdam, 16 September 1925 He gathered from a conversation that ministerial director Hugo Krüss is unaware of the time for the next board meeting, scheduled for 23 September at 5:15 P.M., and recom- mends that invitations be sent out once more. ALS. [11 295]. 110. From Hans Ludendorff Potsdam, 18 September 1925 Thanks for AE’s letter that gave him great pleasure and satisfaction. He had gained the wrong impression of AE’s position regarding himself and Erwin F. Freundlich. Hopes that AE will attend the next meeting of the board of Einstein-Stiftung and stresses that Krüss must attend, since his views are decisive. Indicates that he does not wish to chair the meeting and recommends Paschen instead. ALS. [11 282]. 111. From Erwin F. Freundlich Potsdam, 19 September 1925 Encloses Abs. 112 and hopes AE agrees with its formulation and will sign and forward it. Since Otto Jeidels, Ludwig Ruge, Arnold Berliner, and AE will be absent, proposes that the date for the meeting be postponed, since he himself will travel to Genoa and then to Sumatra. Regrets the unfortunate scenes at the last meeting. ALS. [11 281]. 112. To the Prussian Minister of Culture [Berlin, after 19 September 1925] Given that Hugo A. Krüss has left his position as director in the Ministerium für Wis- senschaft Kunst und Volksbildung, a new representative of the minister needs to be ap- pointed to the board of the Einstein-Stiftung. ALS. [88 119]. In Erwin F. Freundlich’s hand, greetings and signature in AE’s hand.