November 29, 1892

I am very much delighted at the organization of the Committee. If a

session took place, please get this intelligence into No. 12....

Unfortunately, Oldenburg will not come forward. He declares he has

never wanted to go before the public politically, and as a colonel

still less can he do so in the peace movement. But perhaps I may

accomplish something yet. On the seventh of December he is coming to

the General Assembly; on the eighth we dine with him and his wife at

Castle Erlaa; perhaps at dessert he can be brought to something.

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