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Letter to Bernhard Kraus, October 20, 1875
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| Author(s) | Karl Marx |
|---|---|
| Written | 20 October 1875 |
First published in Weg und Ziel, Nr. 5, Wien, Mai 1978. Printed according to the original. Published in English for the first time in Marx-Engels Collected Works, Volume 45
Keywords : Letter, Bernhard Kraus
MARX TO BERNHARD KRAUS[1]
IN VIENNA
London, 20 October 1875
Dear Friend,
You will have seen from my daughter's[2] letter that, of the 3 letters you wrote me, not one has reached London, and that the same thing happened to the letters I wrote 134 and those directed to me (during my stay at Karlsbad). This bears the stamp of—Stieber! So in future write to me at the following address: Mr John Withers, 54 Grafton Terrace, Maitland Park, London.
If I didn't write to you from Karlsbad, it was because your friends there told me that you intended to return thither from Gmünd.
With sincere regards, Your
K. M.