The Dreyfus Case.
..... -■*~ . T ■ "' ■ ■:..■ 1 ■ -' " '■' ' '-"» ■——•" "' ' ' Prose AB3oclat!6»-Electno lelt^raph—Copyright Pabib, September 26. the Observer says Major Etferhaz) now states that the general of the Staff-Corps was,aware of Colonel Schwartz Koppen's letter referring tc Colonel Conaille re " D,"' whict referred to a contractor named Dolfuf who the attache the German Embassy with plans of th< Nice fortifications and not to Dreyfus M, Deronelle, : ex president of; the Patriots < League, an Anti-eemitit organisation whiph was recently dis banded, made an incendiary speech at 1 meeting in Paris to protest against th< revision of the Dreyfus case, ' Hi appealed to the army" to ; go' into thi streets, if a revolution came', andsei that Dreyfusarda were despatched ti the guillotine. X? p A resolution was carried re-establish 'ingithe league. ■ The police charged and disperse* the crowd after a little fighting. ' i ( Latek. , The Libre Parole newspaper pro fesses to haveEsterhazy's authority fr deny the confession published by tb London Observer that he wrote th bordereau. •.Much confusion prevails in Paris;
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIX, Issue 9156, 28 September 1898, Page 2
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165The Dreyfus Case. Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIX, Issue 9156, 28 September 1898, Page 2
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