Lasker pupil, Else, poet, Kleist Prize winner (1869-1945). Eigh. Letter from Else Lasker students. 1 p. Doppelbl. 8vo. (Berlin, probably 1906). To a student who had invited her to a reading in a literary association. "... I only came back yesterday from Dresden where I was in the liter. Society gave a lecture - otherwise I would have thanked you warmly for your kindness. It will be very difficult for me to give away my boy even a year - but the unrest here hurts him. I also discovered a fine thing in the Spreewald. It may be so - that I am before or until the 12th. December - I would like to travel on 14, 15 - will read about Christmas. And what do you say I read the Peter Hille book? Are in the association only students or it is a workers' association run by students as it is now so similar. Not? ...". - Else Lasker-Schüler's Dresden lecture was a failure. She wrote to Richard Dehmel: "I never read to Dresden again. Of 500 virgins and boys, 10 literati, 3 larvae I have been laughing at, since then I am Aujust". - "My boy": her son Paul (1899-1927). - Her Peter-Hille-Book was published in 1906 by the publisher Axel Juncker. - So early rare.