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DREYFUS DICTIONARY
RIGHT UP TO DATE

THE BORDEREAU-The document
found in bits among the waste paper at
the German Embassy, pieced together,
and attributed 10 Dreyfus, though un-
doubtedly Esterhazy wrote IL 1t offers
secret information, and is, OF course, un-
signed and undated.
THE SECRET DOSSIER-A collection
of more or less private documents bear
ing on the case, only one of which, unless
the War Office has manufactured any
more forgeries, mentions Dreyfus by
name, and this is absolutely common
place and innocent.
THE "DIXT' ARTICLE--Written by
Esterhazy in the "Eclair, bitterly at
tacking Picquart on private information
Illegally lent him By the War Office.
THE BLANCHE" AND 'SPERAN-
IA" TELEGRAMS = Two telegrams
forged by Du Patty de Clam and Ester
hazy, and sent to Picquart with the OBJ
jecJ Of ''blufing' him into the belief that
q lady who was in the plot had gwen
away the secret that he forged the Is
terhazy petit bleu.'
THE PETIT BLEU-A telegram found
al the German Embassy, written by Cot
onel Won Schwarzkoppen, the German
Military Attache, to Esterhazy, inviting
him 70 call. Il II was torn up, the writer
having changed his mind about sending
IL This EsterhaZy contends Is forgery.
THE WEYLER LETTER-A forged
letter incriminating DreyTus, sent 70 the
war once Author, probably. De Clam
CE CANAILLE DE D A phrase
in one of the documents OF the secret dos
sier. Does not refer 10 DreyIus, guy 20
subordinate. whose name is said TO be
known TO the french War Once:
THE DOCUMENT LIBERATEUR'-
In other words, that beginning &c ca
naiIIe de D was the famous one
which Esterhazv threatened Felix Faure
ne would disclose unless protected against
Picquart. He alleged IL had been stolen
by Picquart for foreign embassy. Ester
hazy eventually returned 1t 10 the ar
ONCE after II had served its purpose.
LIEUTENANT COLONEL PICQUART
-Ex-head OF the Intelligence Department,
took up the cause of Dreyfus on the
ground OF inSufEciency OF evidence, ana
also produced the famous. petit bleu (tele-
gram. alleged 10 have been written 10
EsterhaZy by the German Attacne. Colo
nel Won Schwartzkoppen. making an
appointment. but then torn up and the
whence they were recovered Dy secret
agents. He was removed from the army
and imprisoned on charge OF forging the
petit bleu himself. Since liberated Inc
Bayard of the "Affaire-
NJ ZOLA-The novelist, published his
now famous letter OF accusation CO Ac-
cuse'J against the entire French general
staff. accusing them, in point OF Iact. OF
a gigantic conspiracy TO convict Dreyfus.
Put on trial, convicted, fined and SEN
fenced TO imprisonment He appealed
and his sentence was quaShed. Again
prosecuted but on a sentence in his ari-
Gle which barred any reference TO the
Dreyfus case. Hence he permitted judg-
ment 70 60 by default, and being con-
demned, left the country, appealed and
lived in England, returning only recently
to France His celebrated denunCiatiOn
is now proved TO have been founded on
absolute truth.
COMMANDANT FORZINETTLDirec
tor OF Cherche Midi Prison. where Drey-
fus was first confined He denied the
prisoner made any confession, and event
ualIy. for affirming belief in his inno-
fell into disgrace.
NJ MATHIEU DKETFUS-The brother
of the captain. was one OF the pioneers OF
first denounced Esterhazy as the writer
of the hOTdereau.
COUNT WALSIN- N-ESTERHAzY-A SOL
der OF fortune Of the shadlest type, was
one of the chief opponents OF Dreyfus; M
Matthew Dreyfus having denounced him
as the writer of the bordereau, he was
tried and acquitted, amid an antt-Jewlsh
manifestation. Subsequently arrested on
n charge OF forging the ''Speranza' and
Blanche" kilograms, but liberated on a
technical point. He was, however. ex-
PEELED from the army. and has since gravi;
rated between Holland, London and
Paris, now fully admitting he wrote the
bordereau BY desire, and now denying ne
ever said so. There is little doubt ne
did write it, With Du Patty de Clam he
stopped to any anti-Dreyfus trick, no
matter how mean, but he played all par
ties equally false.
NJ SCHEURER-K -KESTNER-Th Sen
ator The first public man who promi
nentiy took up the cause OF revision Ctn
July. 1Sg7 An able champion, who was
not afraid of consequences.
MAITRE FERNAND LABORI-Coun-
sci OF Zola and Ptcquart. Also now ap-
pearing at Rennes.
MAITRE DEMANGE-Dreyf counsel
at the court-martial and during the pres
ent trial
Trial No. IN. Gobert,' NJ. Pelletier.- VI.
Charavay,'t NJ. TeyssonniereT and NJ Ber-
.All pro-Dreyfus. N. Charavay was at
first against Dreyfus, then changed mis-
views. All the witnesses at the Zola trial
considered that Esterhazy wrote the bor-
dereau.
FGave It as their opinion that Dreyfus
wrote the bordereau, the three called at
the EstebaZy trial affirming that they be-
Ifeved DreyfuS traced the bOrdereau from
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