FRENCH TRAITORS.
THE. QUIEN INQUIRY.
PARIS, September 1
At the Quien inquiry 1, Prince Decroy stated that tlfe. Abbe Bosteels gave Quien a plan of the BrusselsNamur railway, believing him to be a high French officer. The arrest of the* Abbe quickly followed. On another occasion Quien betrayed the German position at Valenciennes and other points, giving information to a French colonel, who supplied him with money.
Le Matin publishes a statement that Nessdelrod, a young and needy well-born Belgian, was the real betrayer of Nurse Cavell. He acted spitefully owing to Nurse Cavell's refusal to lend him money. Louis Brand, another, young . Belgian, tracked and shot Nessdelrod. Later the Germans caught and executed Brand.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17655, 3 September 1919, Page 9
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