With time passing, the possibility of reaching "home" before the voting was done waned. It seemed impossi-Dble—and then, on Christmas Day, telephone call from the German [Consulate conveyed to Frau Mon-detach great news. The with foreign residents under lis especial care, had wired. Would Frau Mondenach call atthe Consulate on the following day?
Frau Mondenach, exultant, could [scarcely walt, When she hurries to the Consulate, it was to learn that she might go home to vote. Not only that, but that the German Consuiat was willing to arrange her tickets and passage, That was Wednesday, December 28. Al day Thurs-Frau Mondenach rushed about. Her visas must be in order and 90 she visited the USSR. Consulate" fand the Polish authorities, Friday, she packed, and her husband drew money for her tips and living ex. enses. Saturday morning at 9 am, saw her off on a Japanese steamer bound for Dairen. From thence, Frau Mondenach hastened to Has bin, sending a card back from Manchuria, Snow delayed her train in Siberia, and it became evident that she would reach Saarbruecken too Into, despite her frantic dash.
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