Mauthner, Fritz, a German-speaking philosopher, writer, journalist and highly successful linguistic parodist from Bohemia (1849-1923). Two. Letters from the U. "Fritz Mauthner". 2 pp. gr. 8vo. Prague 24.X.1873 and Berlin 6.II.1879. The first letter to the Viennese publisher Leopold Rosner. "... only recently did I come to read the Viennese walks, for which I thank very much for sending them; I send a note about it with me. - My play has fulfilled the condition that you demanded to continue to speak of the publishing house; it has been accepted by the Prague State Theatre and is supposed to continue in this year, perhaps November, certainly come to the performance. At the same time, I have submitted the arbor; I have no answer from this one, and I would be very grateful if, as you promised, you could bring something for the piece of tuna, or loaf to a quick decision. By the way, I ask once again to consider the fact as a mystery until the local journalistic advertisement has spoken the first word ...". He still wanted a book edition, on which the promise should be made as far as possible before the performance. - The second letter also to a publisher or editor. "... You did not reply to the submission of the Anzengruber articles. So I presume that you have given up your intention. Urgently ask for return, I will include it as an Anzengruberiana a book that will soon appear ..." - The above-mentioned theatre director Heinrich Laube was director of the Wiener Stadttheater at that time.