MARX TO LUDWIG KUGELMANN © 

[London,] 18 February 1867 
Dear Kugelmann, 

Will you see to it that the following reply* is placed in the 
Zeitung für Norddeutschland, and, if they refuse it, in another 
Hanoverian paper? It is a matter of some importance to me as I 
really am intending to travel to Germany in a few weeks’ time. 
The whole notice reeks of Stieber.*” 

In the next few days I shall send you the official report of the 
congress in Geneva, which is now appearing in instalments in 
English and French in a paper here.“ The Commonwealth is 
entirely given over to the rerorm movement. Its editorship is in very 
bad hands. For the present we have reasons for letting it go as it 
is, although as shareholders we are entitled to intervene. 

Our Association has recently had all manner of bother with 
Mr Bonaparte.” More next time. Kindly inform me_ what 
Liebknecht is doing and where he is hiding. 

Yours 

K. M.