AT LE PERREUX 
London, 14 March? 1890 

My dear Laura, 

Last night Bernstein called. We think it best you should write to Bebel 
asking him for some information. He has the Parliamentsalmanach 
which we have not and a Secretary who might copy out a few extracts. 
You might say Bernstein and I had suggested this to you. 

If you like you might write also direct to 

Carl Grillenberger, Weizenstrasse 14, Nurnberg 

G. von Vollmar, Schwabing bei München, 

J. H. W. Dietz, Furthbachstrasse 12, Stuttgart, 

F. Kunert, Red. Der ‘Breslauer Nachrichten’, Breslau> and ask them 

2 In the MS ‘February’ — a mistake — > Wraclaw 

for personal details which no doubt they would be glad to give you. 
Other addresses we have not got. 

I will ask Tussy about that niece of Mohr’s Paul has written about. I 
have not heard anything about her. Would be curious if you should turn 
out to be connected with little Abraham, vulgo Alexander, Weill! 

Things are getting serious in Germany. The Kreuz-Zeitung, ultra- 
conservative, declares the Socialist law useless and bad! Well, we shall 
probably get rid of it, but Puttkamer’s word will then become true: we 
shall have the major state of siége instead of the minor one, and cannons 
instead of expulsions.°"! Things go so well for us, we never dared to hope 
half so much, but, but, it will be stirring times and everything depends 
upon our men not allowing themselves to be provoked into riots. In three 
years we may have the agricultural labourer, the mainstay of Prussia, and 
then—feu*! 

Ever yours 
EE. 

We went to-day up to Highgate. Tussy had been already in the morn- 
ing, planted Mohr’s and your Mama’s grave with crocus, primroses, 
hyacinths, etc. very beautifully. If Mohr had lived to see this!