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Pauli thanks Landé for sending him the proofs of his paper. He comments on several points. He talks about the binding of the electrons in the He-atom.

Pauli writes about electron configurations in the elements K to Cu, and about the question of clarification of the hydrogen spectrum and its analogy with a reduced X-ray spectrum.

Pauli makes more remarks about the H-atom and its spectrum.

(In continuation of a letter by Sommerfeld to Landé) Pauli says that he has studied Landé's work about interaction of circular orbits by means of the adiabate-hypothesis and that he can show a simpler way to arrive at the result.

Pauli writes about the significance of the quantum numbers.

Pauli clarifies a misunderstanding regarding the use of certain coordinates.

Pauli gives consideration to a theoretical treatment of the Zeeman effect which includes relativistic terms.

Pauli writes about the g-values of neutral and ionized atoms.

Pauli expresses his doubts about the validity of his exclusion-principle in more complicated cases. He wants to discuss it in Tübingen on Jan. 9 1925.

Pauli thinks that classical field theories cannot contribute to a real solution of the problems which Landé has dealt with.