Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied.    handwritten   ( Baron Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna that  long    ... curated  in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to   ... to the held there as a  ... , emblem of  Austria's  ... while she ... ... ... ... .)  

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied.    handwritten   ( Baron Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to   ... to the held there as a  ... , emblem of  Austria's  ... while she ... ... ... ... .)  

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied.    handwritten   ( Baron Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to   ... to the held there as a  ... , emblem of  Austria's  ... while she ... ... ... ... .)  

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied.    handwritten   ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to   ... to the held there as a  ... , emblem of  Austria's  ... while she ... ... ... ... .)  

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to   ... to the held there as a  ... , emblem of  Austria's  ... while she ... ... ... ... .)  

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to   ... to the held there as a  ... , emblem of  Austria's    

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to   ... to the held there as a  ... emblem of  Austria's    

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  Crown of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he  was   advocate  that the Crown he sent to

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  ... of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin -  Kaiser  II,  ...   He said that if Austria were ever in danger he was 

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  ... of the old ... which was at Vienna had long  ... curated in Berlin - 

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago  ... the  ... of the old ... which was at

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied. ( Baran Pflügl talking to me a weak ago    

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the     right hand side     Austrian. I took a couple of extra glasses of wine.         I hope the so-called realist politicians are feeling satisfied.

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after the collapse of the Roman Empire. He was a heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the

           Last night the Permanent Delegates, about 25 in number, gave a dinner to the Secretary-General and his Headquarters staff. I sat besi de old Baron von Pflugl, Austria's Minister for many years and a relic of the old Austro-Hungarian diplomacy. It was very pathetic: he said that he did not think he would have to be killed more than once and he had suffered that when Austria was redu- ced to a small province encircling an impe- rial capital. He had expected nothing in his complete desilusionment in recent years, but said that it would at least have been humane if the Great Powers had asked Germany to allow the older generation to die before seeing their country englobed in the new Empire. His outlook on Europe was naturally gloomy and he remarked that for the future he had hopes that Ireland could stay outside the chaosof European civilization until the time to rebuild came, as has happened after He was a the collapse of the Roman Empire. heart-broken old man, but still holding some- thing of the gay and brave spirit of the