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This gentleman had already, as early as 1915, been accused of having delayed or destroyed certain cargoes of military material for Russia, with the aid of certain abettors; his subordinates, von Schack, the Vice-Consul, and von Brinken, the Attaché, were also believed to be implicated.

Most people will be easily able to imagine the state of nervous impatience and vague expectation in which I passed the allotted period of delay, after hearing such words as those Monkton had spoken to me. Before the half hour had quite expired I began to make my way out through the ballroom. At the head of the staircase my friend, the attache, met me. "What! going away already?" Said he.

Dumba's departure "on leave of absence" would not be satisfactory, he was formally recalled on September 28, 1915. The seized Archibald dossier included a letter from the German military attaché, Captain Franz von Papen, to his wife, containing reference to Dr. The English secret service of course.

It was evidently a snare, a bait to lure the poor lord on shore," said one attaché to another. "It is curious that he should have been so ready to swallow it." "There must have been something peculiarly persuasive in the letter." "But we have heard that he was much distressed, or annoyed, at receiving it." "Persuasive in a good or bad sense probably the latter.

These facts are within the memory of the present generation. I knew the young attache, and saw him a few days before his death. All these are of course extreme cases, but they illustrate a tendency which in its milder forms is only too general amongst the Russian people the tendency to regard religion as a mass of ceremonies which have a magical rather than a spiritual significance.

His attachment to and veneration for his aged pastor and friend were quite filial, and such as to do honour to his head and heart. Those persons who have made character a study, will all agree, that the cold exterior of the New England man arises from other causes than a coldness of feeling; much of the rhodomontade of the attache, addressed to Mr.

These foreign diplomats delude themselves with the belief that they play an important political part at Washington. So they do in the opinion of the marriageable damsels, who are flattered with their flirtations, and in the estimation of snobbish sojourners, who glory in writing home that they have shaken hands with a lord, had a baron to dine with them, or loaned an attache a hundred dollars.

The outcome of their deliberations upon them was twofold. First. The departure of Señora Blanco, under care of an attaché of the Spanish Legation, to join her husband at New Orleans. Second. The following diplomatic communication from the Minister of Spain to the Secretary of State of the United States of America. Legation of Spain at Washington, January 16th, 1882.

"It is so supposed," the attache answered. "It seems that the doctors could find no trace of disease, nothing to have caused death. They were not able to decide anything. The man, they said, was in perfect health but dead." "It must have been, then," the Prince remarked, "a very wonderful poison." "Without doubt," Baron Opperman answered. The Prince sighed gently.

They were escorted by Baron von Maltzahn, former attache of the German Embassy in Paris. At Lodz, one of the largest cities in Poland, they were taken to headquarters. Von Maltzahn, who knew Mackensen personally, called at the Field Marshal's offices, reported that he had escorted six American army officers under orders of the General Staff, whom he desired to present to the Commander-in-Chief.