| Contents | sends greetings to parents; finds his accommodation with Lindigs very good, the house is charming, the orchard bordering the Little Plön Lake, Lindigs have a sailing boat there; they also have a second orchard near the du Bois-Reymond house, very large, bordering the Great Plön Lake, also a sailing boat there; he went there with Klaus [Lindig]; aunt Lotte [Lindig] and four children, Klaus, c. 12-13 years of age, Eva [Lindig], c. 11-12, looks like Paul Strack, Ingeborg, c. 9, Hildegard, 3 years of age; the previous day he visited a colleague, Lehmann, who has a fabulous room, with pipes, postcards, coats-of-arms, all pinned up on the walls; Max Adolph also visited the new headmaster and likes him very much; the headmaster has read the letter by the parents, does not think that Max Adolph has to sit an entrance exam, he might need additional maths; requests his birth certificate and money to pay the school fees; the same day they celebrated Plön's dead soldiers, Petersen's speech was very good, with music, speeches, dignified; suggests to send dirty laundry back to Hamburg as aunt Lotte has enough to do |