Not only the vegetable hucksters, Mr. Krueger. And I have no doubt but that your coat travelled in the same way. MRS. WOLFF That's possible, all right. There ain't nothin' impossible in _this_ world, I tell you. WEHRHAHN Well, then! Now, what did you want to announce? WULKOW A little girl, your honour. WEHRHAHN I will do all that is possible. KRUEGER I won't let the matter rest until I get back my coat. WEHRHAHN Well, whatever can be done will be done. Mrs. Wolff can use her ears a little. MRS. WOLFF The trouble is I don't know how to act like a spy. But if things like that don't come out--there ain't no sayin' what's safe no more. KRUEGER You are quite right, Mrs. Wolff, quite right. [_To WEHRHAHN._] I must ask you to examine that package carefully. The handwriting on the slip that was found in it may lead to a discovery. And day after to-morrow morning, your honour, I will take the liberty of troubling you again. Good morning! [_Exit._ FLEISCHER Good morning. [_Exit._ WEHRHAHN [_To WULKOW._] How old are you?--There's something wrong with those two fellows up here. [_He touches his forehead. To WULKOW._] What is your name? WULKOW August Philip Wulkow. WEHRHAHN [_To MITTELDORF._] Go over to my apartment. That Motes is still sitting there and waiting. Tell him I am sorry but I have other things to do this morning. MITTELDORF An' you don't want him to wait? WEHRHAHN [_Harshly._] No, he needn't wait! [_MITTELDORF, exit._ WEHRHAHN [_To MRS. WOLFF._] Do you know this author Motes? MRS. WOLFF When it comes to people like that, your honour, I'd rather go an' hold my tongue. There ain't much good that I could tell you. WEHRHAHN [_Ironically._] But you could tell me a great deal that's good about Fleischer. MRS. WOLFF He ain't no bad sort, an' that's a fac'. WEHRHAHN I suppose you're trying to be a bit careful in what you say. MRS. WOLFF No, I ain't much good at that. I'm right out with things, your honour. If I hadn't always gone an' been right out with what I got to say, I might ha' been a good bit further along in the world. WEHRHAHN That policy has never done you any harm with me. MRS. WOLFF No, not with you, your honour. You c'n stand bein' spoken to honest. Nobody don't need to be sneaky 'round you. WEHRHAHN In short: Fleischer is a man of honour. MRS. WOLFF That he is! That he is! WEHRHAHN Well, you remember my words of to-day. MRS. WOLFF An' you remember mine. WEHRHAHN