"1 have been in this >< untry iw?> I
years and nine months. I was one? j
connect-d with the British l'o'.-ign Of- !
ib-e. but I am no more
? 1 came to Washington for th- -ole ;
| purpose "f disposing of t :<? pip.--r
i ! iiad r.i' jiit?? nti??it <?:' bhii kmailluB tl.? ;
I'mnites" von Iternstorff. 1 made n ? >
attempt to communicate with the
? ''otintf vor Iternstorff. 1 d" not ii.'al
| with women. ! did deal with F'rlnco
' 1 latzfehi*
"I will no a' 'h\* i. " C :?!"-.<< ti?e
? ontentfl of the pnpei I h.i I will ?
"ay. however, that I v as employing'
the same methods v. iiloi. 11<.*- <",er:n;?n
? inliassy lias used in this ountry f.?r
l the p.?>t 'wo years at . ;<?<;? reor.t
NOI'IIIM. Itl.M.IA Oi l |( l\l. ?
\ inn r \ \ \ or iii tkiis
? '..fro:.! Cjrant. -liicf
I ii statement t ? ? iu u' tid
"There was nothing ieall> of!hiai.
?o far as l know, about th* letters,
'rio-rc v.^r. thr? > !? ? t*? i v t: tn D e sarr.e
I person. ICach wound up with the words J
' "ii.y d> ai." The- wcr- wrltt-ii in tin !
?. a u;a! . ' i. t.. * e v.*t-r* j
? ??'. e ilihus in ti'.ih v. h. -h !);??? I'-.-ltl h
< oi sor might not have passi?d.
