NEWSPAPERS.
; Anti-Semitic .-': Press—The . Intransigeant Autorite and other papers, after Dreyfus's arrest became known; poured invective upon the alleged traitor and all other Jews, without waiting for an inquiry to be held. Their attitude has never changed.
' The. Aurore—The newspaper which in January, 1898, published M. Zola's letter. " J'Accuse," denouncing; the War Office. For this, the publisher of the paper was eventually fined and imprisons^. Tho Figaro-r-A reputable journal which: is now publishing the evidence given before the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Cassation.
Libre Parole—The newspaper which on the Ist November, 189., announced that a Jewish staff officer, whom it named Dr.ey.fii_, had betrayed France, and was confined in the prison of Cherohe-Midi. The Matin —A popular newspaper which on tho 10th November, 1896, published, a facsimile of the bordereau, and thus- enabled the public to compare it with Dreyfus's handwriting, j The Radical—Asserted in December, 1898, that Colonel Henry was the traitor, and that Esterhazy' wrote the bordereau at his dictation. .
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11396, 13 April 1899, Page 3
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