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Všechno je zde "báječné"; práce na Akademii "mnoho není"; na "naléhavou žádost mého poličského básníka" napsal Romanci z dýmu bramborové nati, "Jde to v tom směru jako Studánky, lidové"; Šebánek mu psal, že se za ním chystá deputace; sestra se v Praze setkala s Munchem; let z Curychu byl krásný "skrz bouři"; pomalu poznává Řím; byli u Vaňka; navštíví Iberta; musí se učit italsky; Firkušný hrál v NY Inkantace s velkým úspěchem; Stokovský "mám dojem, že to kouzlil"; Paříž se mu líbila; půjde do města do Americké knihovny; chvála bytu; připravuje se na pokračování v opeře; ať Šafránek nezapomene, až se bude vracet, "na tu vázu z Haagu, stále mne o to z domu upomínají."
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Everything here is "wonderful"; there is "not much work" at the Academy; at the "urgent request of my Polička poet" he wrote Romances from the smoke of potato-nuts, "It goes in that direction like the Fountains, the folk"; Šebánek wrote to him that a deputation was coming to see him; his sister met Munch in Prague; the flight from Zurich was beautiful "through the storm"; he is slowly getting to know Rome; they were at Vanek's; he visits Ibert; he has to learn Italian; Firkušný played Incantations in NY with great success; Stokovsky "I have the impression that he has done magic"; he liked Paris; he goes to the city to the American Library; praise of the apartment; he prepares to continue the opera; let Saffronek not forget, when he returns, "the vase from The Hague, they keep reminding me of it from home."
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