I!?fore'he passports were delivered
the ambasador and other* officials of
tho crnhMiy knew that a break was
iituninen* When if received definite
*"ord tht diplomatic relations had
4>ren bi'ki-n he informed ("outitess
I'^rriMoff of the new *. The yfrnbassy
ofheials arid employe* ? were itnine
? !ia*>-ly . ;ill'd into the ambassador's
? Tui sv.d told wh/it had? happenud.
'I tnme<l:ately 1" can pa- kitiK up
'? i' >'Tsonal ? ff^i'tH preparatory to
'.'je-. :? ?eprtrture. There wa.- a cninplete
auspeislon of b;.<iries4 within the e:n
? i-vv a:id th<- ?lcrJcal force? talked
'? l of ' h<" : t>i!: ? ies r. f war grow
!! ; >ut of tl diploma t l?r?ak. All
ii ? r<{ witp th? embassy w.-re ap
??r. ? -lv> t?- r.J .4 M0';jer crisis may
.... . . .-f ?!. r
>\\i? MiMvrnt 'i o taki:
o\i;n <.i:umw .utaiiis
t!i' .an;bahsador *? as noti
'? 'i of ti e break he at on* e got Into
iornmuni',atlon with I?r. Paul Uittrr.
'be .--?.%!?>.? minister, wJ?o -will take over
Mi< '>rm?:i diplomatic affair? in this
lountiy Pr ltltter called at tho em
ba and onferr'd at ler.^'h with
''or ? ??? Pernstorff eoheernltii? the
ib ?atls of t hi transfer of the embassy's
affair I"::es4> detail" will be completed
? < f. .rr fount '.on P.eri.stcrff ? alls upon
.T -:-??t.i/y I.?nsltig to hid him good-by.
