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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-03-17
We BEG
TO ANNOUNCE

To our numerous customers
that our spring stock is all in
and that we are now prepared
to give you greater selection,
a better quality of goods and
more goods for the same mon
ey than you ever had before.
Our stock of summer suits is
entirely new and attractive.
We will also give you
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-03-17

A handsome monument to Gen. Grant
will be unveiled in Paramount Park,
Philadelphia, April ~.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13

DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. They
kaov what they are talking about Women
who suffered from painful irregularities,
from Inflammation, liberation, displaced
organs. bearing down pains. or any other
form Of female disorder, which undefrnines
the health and skaters the nervrs,-snch
women know when they are well and why
they arc we'll They do not hesitate to say:
~ know 'FavoTitc Prescription cured
me" There are half a million women
witnesses like these
II am enjoying good health, thanks TO your
kind advice md valuable rcIncdies, writes MIS-.
Anna Willy OF Worthwhile, sphinx Co. ; OAK.
michigan Hou>cl. 81 suffered very much with
female weakness and other ailments for more
than two years. when wrutc to you for advice
Aner carefully following your advice aud taxing
stx bottles each Of DR. Piercrs Fnyoriie Presefip'
ton and Golden Medical Discovery am now
a we'll and happy woman"
II had been great sufferer from female weak
ness" writes Mrs N u. Wallace, OF Mgcnster,
Cook Co. Texas. "Itried four doctors and none
did me any good suffered six years but AT
last found relief followed your advier Ind
took four bottles OF Golden Medical Discovery.
and eizh, Of the Favorite Prescription now
feel ike teo~aH. have gained eighteen
pounds" g.,
Sick women can consult DR.. Pierce with
out charge, and thus get the benefits OF his
long experience in diseases peculiar to
women Write freely Write fully. Your
letter will be treated as a sacred confidence,
and its answer will be written with atherly
friendl;ness, as well as medical knowledge
Write without fear as without fee.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
New Railroad Ticket.

A new passenger ticket system
will be inaugurated on the Santa
Fe road proper January rst. On
that date the sale OF present style
tickets will be discontinued. and
the Thrall simplex tickets will BIS
placed in use. The Thrall simplex
tickets are something new in rail-
road passenger business. They
are now in use on the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, and have
proven wholly satisfactory. They
are designed especially to prevent
manipulation, and it is for this
reason that the Santa Fe passenger
department decided to adopt them.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
Holiday Excursion Rates.

On December 73d. 24th, 25th,
goth, 3Ist and January Ist. we will
offer tickets for sale at one lowest
first class fare for the round trip to
all points in Colorado. The MIMI
mum charge will be so cents.
These tickets will be continuous
passage in each direction and are
to be used on date OF sale for the
going trip. Final limit for return
will be January 7d. We will also
sell tickets to points IN Kansas and
New Mexico within 200 miles OF
La Junta, at the same rate.
w. o. SKINNER, Agent.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
whats . e,.meeheas7 2

II is the peerless talking machine
that correctly record pieces from
the great Sousa Band and sings
from the greatest singers Of the day.
IL costs you nothing to hear. see and
know OF these great machines.
Joys have the agency and propose
to give One Gramophone Free.
Come to the old stand for informa-
ton and tickets.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
will be in Custer and Pueblo coun
tiec pnehIo Chtpftzin

will be in Custer and Pueblo coun-
ties. Chieftain.
Senator Swink is so elated over
the success Of the beet sugar move
ment that we would not be sur
prised to see him wearing neck
tie every day.-Entcrprise.
The Enterprise has contracted
to grow ten acres Of sugar beets
for FIVE years. We wish to sub-let
this contract for the first year. No
bonus is offered to the man who
will take this contract, because
none is deserved These fve-year
sugar beet contracts promise to be
at a premium before the time has
expired. Ford Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
eovsry ASP VALLEY.
The nsxss Cleaned With 1se ssd Sets
sors From Our Valley Exchanges.

Miss Anna L. Cartwright, the
evangelist. is conducting series
Of meetings at Fowler. \
The Pueblo postoffice is said to
be doing Tremendous business
the largest in its history.
Seventy thousand lambs and
$4,000 ewes are being fed this win
ter on Bent county farms.
Bent county claims the distinc-
tion OF having the smallest tax list
published in the state this year.
II is rumored that the Missouri
Pacific railroad company has IN
vested sIoo, 900 in the beet sugar
factory at Ordway.
The Rocky Ford public schools
will observe the one hundredth an
niversary OF Washington's death
Thursday afternoon.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Catlin Consolidated
Canal Company will be held at
Manzanola, Monday, January l.,
1900.
The Las Animas melon growers
averaged enough over so cents per
crate to pay for their crates and
other expenses incurred during the
season.
Rolph & Ryan, two new citizens.
few days since purchased the II.
w. Adsmond dwelling in the west
ern part OF town. Rocky Ford
Enterprise.
Nat Wetzel, the cantsloupe
plunger, was in Lamar Wednesday
settling up with the local sssocia-
ton. Everything was squared up
satisfactorily.
The journalistic pathway OF the
Ben, County Democrat will be H.
lumined by g. X. Wick in the iu-
ture, George Harris having dis
posed OF his interests to that gem
tleman.
The inhabitants OF southeastern
Colorado, having recovered from
their attack of 10 to jim jams,
have gone to work growing toma-
toes and sugar beets and voting
the republican ticket--Syracuse
News.
For the purpose of accommodat-
ing teachers residing in the west end
OF the county, teachers examina-
ton will be conducted at Mama
nola on December 5th and roth.
An examination takes place at the
county seat on the same date.
The Lamar rabbi, hunt will take
place December 2Ist and 22nd. II
is reported that the rabbits have
increased amazingly since last year
and it is prophesied that the ap
preaching hunt will be record
breaker as to numbers. Last year
over 5000 rabbits were brought in
by the hunters.
Articles OF incorporation OF the
Aburdix Gold Mining and Milling
Company were filed with the sec
retary of state last week with a
capital stock OF $1,000. 600; S. J..
Burris. Benjamin Bergermap, w.
c. Pochon. 6. G. Withers, L. A.
Winters, q. w. Avery and X.
Dixon are directors. Operations
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
W. c. 7. U. Meeting.

The next meeting of the w. C..
T. U. will be held at the home OF
our president. Mrs. Il. Robins,
on Tuesday, December 10Th at
ago p. m. Mrs. +. Stewart,
superintendent OF the evaugelistic
department, will conduct service
at this meeting, and it is hoped
that many will be present. Every
body welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
4 Frightfui Biunder

Will often cause horrible burn,
scald, cut or brnise. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. the best in the world,
will kill the pain and promptly
heal it. Cures old sores, fever
sores, ulcers, boils. felons, corns,
all skin eruptions. Best pile cure
on earth. Only 25c box Cure
guaranteed. Sold at Joys phar-
macy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13

and again the
wandering
witness h
brought back
to the point
by the stern
voice Of the
judge: Mad
am We are not
interested in
W h at y o u
IN h, We
want to hear
what you &C.
tually know.
There's no
such trouble
experienced
with the
worthy wom-
en- witnesses
to the cures
hit by
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13

Largest line of holiday goods in
La Junta at the Racket.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
WASTEp--A good girl for gener-
al housework Inquire OF Geo. A..
Kilgore.
Call and see our new line OF
sterling silver novelties. Fisher
& Larsen.
Get your toys and holiday goods
at half price at the Racket and get
rebate stamps
Toys, games, juvenile books,
everything for the little ones -
Palace Drug Store.
A second hand buggy in FIRST
class condition for sale cheap. In
quire at this Office.
The Presbyterian missionary So
ciety Will meet at the church
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Our prices on dolls are the low
est. Try us and be convinced.
Now is the time to buy.-Palace
Drug Store.
Fine sIoo buggy given away
this month. Cash or credit ac-
count entities you to tickets. -
Valley Furniture and Carpet Co.
The Santa Fe freight house and
platforms will be loaded on fiat
car today and moved to their new
location north Of the St Charles
hotel.
Euclid Lodge, No. 81, will OBJ
serve the hundredth anniversary of
Washington's death, by holding
public exercises at Masonic hall,
Thursday evening. December 18th.
Friends OF the order are cordially
invited to attend.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
Aid Society gave Mrs. b. Dona-
van very pleasant surprise Mon
day evening, the occasion being
her sixtieth birthday anniversary.
About forty guests were present
who spent a pleasant evening in
social converse. Mrs. Donavan was
made the recipient OF a beautiful
gold pin in commemoration OF the
event.
William Winterhalter, OF Ok
nard, CAL, aericulturist in charge
OF the beet sugar company's inter
ests in the Arkansas Valley, was
in town Monday morning making
preparations to visit personally all
who have signed contracts to grow
sugar beets next year. Mr.. Win
terhalter says that nothing definite
has as yet been decided about the
location OF the factory, and prob
ably will not be before the first Of
February. Work will be COM
menced on the factory about that
time and pushed vigorously until
it is completed.
Burlesques always have strong
hold upon popular favor, and it
needed only the announcement
that Duncan Clark's company was
to open a weeks engagement at
the Grand to draw good-sized
audience to that place Of amuse-
ment last evening. The perform
ance was after the usual style Of
female minstrels, consisting Of an
olio. songs and dances, several
very good specialties. statue
march by lovely women" and the
never falling after-piece. The play
greatly pleased the audience. The
same company will appear through
ont the week Morning Herald,
Rochester, N. Y. At the La Junta
opera house Saturday evening.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
To Cur. /. erIpe. In Two osy.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. L. w.
Groves signature on every box.
Twenty-Five cents.
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13
a.a.me.,or Of sehoo, w.,r.n...

OFFICE OF COUNTY THEASCKEK,
OrERo COUNTY. COLORADO.
LA JusTA, CoLO.. D,=rcmbcr !. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that will redeem at
my once In La Junia, Ofero county, all war
rant. numbered rs follows:
srunn, ,.Usyurr1 g., 4 ssrrr.r rtrxp
La Junta tribune., 1899-12-13

When vifnesses are examined the Court
insises that they shall tell only what tney
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
THE BIG BATTLEsHP ALABAMA HAVING TRIAL TRIP

miles. and returned 10 the Delaware
Capes. a distance of Go miles.
If the builders are entirely satisfied
with the Aiabama's performance she
will return TO Philadelphia tomorrow.
They may conclude. however. 10 make
another run to sea on Wednesday. and
in that event she will not reach the
ely again until Thursday.
The preliminary trial Will be made
with n view to determining how well
the new batileship steams. whether her
engines work well and approximately
what her speed is. Those who nave
carefully watched the building of the
Alabama believe she will have no diff
Guilty in making the sixteen knots an
hour her contract calls for. In fact the
prediction is freely made that she will
have something to spare in the matter
of speed.
GOVERNMENT TRIAL LATER
While this weeks trial Is likely to
afford satisfactory Indications of the
merits Of the formidable lighting ship.
the conditions viii differ somewhat
from those Of the government trial.
which Will be made on the New Eng
land coast later in the autumn.
There still remains 10 be- pa, in place.
in addition to the Alabama's arma-
AltHt, IlutH OF the easement AFInor,
two SPONSOR plates. two side armor
plates and the turret armor The con-
tract time for delivery 70 the govern
ment is October "a. but completion will
be delayed several months on account
OF the slow delivery of armor plates.
Edwin :. Cramp. experimenting en-
gineer of the cramp snip and Engine
building Company. represents tine
builders on the trial trip. and Captain
Sargent has charge OF the snip. Cap
tain Willard II. Brownson. who is to
command the bat,leshp when com
pleted. and who has supervised her CON
structlon; Lieutenant Commander +.
Y. Zane, who is 10 be her chief engin-
Ger; fiem,enan; Harry Hail. assistant
engineer: Assistant Naval Constructor
X. II. NJ. Robinson. together with d
member of the Government inspection
Board and Russian naval officers at
Cramps, experimenting the construc-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
The san Domingo Revolution.
(Ilv Telcgranh al VIrgIn.nn.rIln,

Wy icicSrapn 10 Nir&in'aN- flioi)
Washington. u. G.. August 2g.-The
state Department has received the fol-
lowing cablegram from United states
Consul Simonson, a; Puerto Plata. san
Domingo:
An towns in this district excent
Montechristo in possession OF rcyolu
tionists This town CPucrto plata1 SIM
rendered yesterday
(SigneO "SINIPsO%
Cape Haytien. Ilayti. August 81
News has reached here from San.o
Domingo confirming the report of the
defeat by the revolutionis,s of General
Perm, in command of government
force who lost thirty men killcl and
had forty OF his soldiers captured In
addition General Pepin was compelled
20 abandon convoy OF provisions.
Further fighting has taken place near
Montechristo between the revolutioniSts
under General DAvarro and the Gov
eminent troops commanded by Cen
eral Guelito. Details of this engage
ment have NOT yet reached here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
THE LATE STORM.
THE sEVEREsT WITHIN PAST -
YEARS.

Uy Telegraph to NirGlnian-P llo,N
Washington, Aug %. THE Weather
Bureau has ISSUED special repor, ON
the gale Of August 10. u and IS, which
was So disastrous - shipping in the vi
clnty Of CAPE Hatleras. Observations
nt the weather bureau stations showed
that At 4. IN. of the l1th, there was
wind velocity Of ~ miles an hour. Ii
Increased in intensity until r. m.
when ii was % miles an hour with ak
IRENE velocity from l3o o. 10 miles am
hour At that hour Tho Anemometer
cups were blown away. ana * Is pro0a-
Bile that the wind reached even Il great
e. velocity tina; evening
The hurricane was the most severe
within the past - years The total loss.
az Hatteras alone v.i. amount t. from
$4,000 to S20o00o The fishing business.
which IS the principll industry has
been for the present swept away. II is
an interesting fact that thr highest
wind Velocity previously reported al
llatteras was So miles an hour.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
Attorney Genera| Montague Asked
to Help Guebel in Kentucky,
MAY ACCEPT INVITATION
Virginia society Endowment Conn
900, 900 Century Bonds OF Virginia
About s5,OOO,00O AFRO Owned In
Thi-Statc-Mny He tho Army Worm
That is Causing Trouble,
Especial to virginian-Pilot)

Richmond. Va. Aug. o9.-Ilon ~ j.
Montague. Attorney General OF Nir-
ginia, although still a young man, has
made Il reputation for ora;ory which
has extended beyond the borders of the
old Dominion. He has just received a
letter from kentucky. asking him to
como TO that State and put in some
licks for William Goebel. the regular
Democratic nominee. in his fight
against John Young Brown.
Mr.. Montague is at present out of the
city. but his friends are inclined to be-
licvc that he Will accept the invita-
ton.
\ NEW ENTERPRISE.
Within 81 few days. or about Scptem-
her LIST The Virginia Society Endow-
ment Company" Will be organized in
this city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30

Strikes Bnrk broken.


Tl'y TeIlSElIA 20 VIrginian- PN0t)
New York. Aug. 29.-The stcame rs
jamestown ana Wyandotte we're being
loaded and the Old Dominion is beins;
unloaded at the piers of the old DoInin-
ion Line on the North river. The OFF
c.als said that there would hs no DELAY
IN the sailing II these vesss,s No fur
tcer trouble has been cGussd by tho
striking longshorcinen. ana the police
scattered Throughout. the beatty have
had nothing to do.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30

iets on the middle line, one forward and
one aft OF the superstruc;urc; fourteen
6-inch rapid fire brccch- loading rifles.
mounted in sponsors on the easement
deck. and a secondary battery OF six
teen G-poundcrs and four l-pounder
rapid fire guns. one Gatling and ono
field gun. There viii be four torpedo
tubes. The total weight OF metal which
this namesakc of the famous Confed-
crate cruiser will be able 10 discharge
in broadside Of her entire batteries
Will be 1852 pounds. or. If firing both
sides. 1924 pounds.
Ellip,ical turrcts, which arc n novel
~ in the design Of the Alabama. are
calculated 10 afford Il decrease in
weight and better arrangement Of in
terror space for those loading and man
ming the guns. They also present a
narrower front to the guns Of the enc
my.
According TO experts the armor of
the Alabama is the most complete ever
put upon a battleship. 1t is Of harvey
lied nickel steel. The side armor, 1915
inches ut the top Of the belt, tapcrs to
81. a; the bottom. In the iurrets the
port hole plates are Il inches thick.
and the other plates 10 inches. The pro-
tcctiVc deck rises from the lower inside
edge Of the water line belt upward and
inward 10 a level with the top Of the
belt. and then forms an armorod fiat.
the slope being 1 inches aft. inches
forward. and the fiat -. inches thick.
Another novelty on the Alabama Is
the placing of her two smnkestacks
abreast Of each other. instead Of along
me axis Of the vessel In some res
poets The Alabama resembles the Iowa.
though The new battleship IS eight feet
longer and several inches narrower
than her predecessors
y SATISFACTORY TRIAL.
Lewes Del. August 29.-Thc build
ers trial for the battieshlp Alabama
recorded the development of a maxi
mum speed of l7h knots. or T.. knots
above The requirements. lG knots. The
trial was satisfactory in every respect
and Edwin 5. Cramp. and the builders
We're delighted with the showing made
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
CONDITIONs A. c.Apt rnvN
Wlt.NlheTou BANK.
ABSENCE OF CASHIER MEANS NO
LOSS.

'A'y Telegraph 70 Nir-intan- Pilots
Wilmington. y. c.. Aug. business
went ON very quietly at the Ranking
Houee Of the Wilmington Savings and
Trust Company to-day The Individual
deposits exceeded the Withdrawals
Many vi those who called for their
balances yesterday returned the money
to-day. and confidence is now fully re-
scored.
The following telegram to Mr. j. w.
Norwood. president Of the savings
Sank. was received Tonight from
Harry Walters. vice president of the
bank and president OF The Atlantic
Coast Line system:
Newport. T. l.. Aug. %.
Wire me AZ the Cloister. Newport If
Eou wish me To send money. | viii
supply whichever may be required.
tSisncD III. WALTERS"
The combination numbers being
known only To the absent cashier ma
chinis;s opened one of the safes TO-DAY
ana access was thus gained 10 tho cash
box ana the books.
The cash balance of sSO7 referred to In
these dispatches last night was found
intact. Il was also acknowledged that
cashier Sloan had taken only The
balance OF salary due him and one
hundred dollars for which he LEFT hia
note with ample collateral attached
thereto.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
Tho Cruiser Newark.

tBy Telegraph to virginian- Pilot)
san Francisco, Aug. 29.-Thc United
states cruiser Newark. which was,
blown out of her course and ran short
OF coal While rounding the horn, arrived
here a. $50 this evening.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
neither SlDE:
WAS pleased
The Evidence of Colonel COrdisr
DiSappointS the DreyfuSards,
STRONG POiNT LACKING

Gcncrnt Mcrcicr WINS on Hand &"
Question witnesses - i:x-Prcnicr
Freycinct hItnws I.nbori 10 Sccnr"
nary tI,nnncI'' Exoiniucd Prey
-Gcu. Roget Charged Wtth Lying.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30
tBy Telegraph to virslnlan-rilotD

N5y Telegraph to Nirslnian-riloD
Rcnncs. Aug. Neither side was
pleased with the outcome of to-day's
proceedings before the court-mariial
that Is trying capt Droyfus. Vhe
prcyfusards expected that COL. Cordicr.
who was deputy chief OF tho ln,elli-
gencc Department under the ia,, Lieu
tenant Colonel Henry. would TESTIFY
that the bordcrclu was received direct
ly by the late Colonel SauIhetr. HAD
This expectation hocn realized the tos-
timony would have hrcn a strong point
in favor of the accused. b.t4usr 81
would have been rcplN - tha Anti
prcyfUsdrds. who have an along cons
tended that Henry received the bor-
dcveau and forwarded ), 40 SIninorr
thing he would not have done mad
the bOrdcrcau been. aS the DrCNlusurua
assert. written by his uccuupNcc IS
;crhazy. fer in that event Henry
would have recognized the handwriting
when he received The hordercAu from
the German Embassy. arl would have
suppressed il. instead OF forwarding ii
to Sandhcrr.
Col. Cordicr. however. testified to-
day that he was absent from the In
tolligence Department when the Dor
dercau arrived, but that h. believed ii
WAC, received by Henry
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h|Ni'oi'i OH ! i>r'9 'o.N 'f-79'oN.
Nj. Labor then secured another con-
t,n,, nn rtro,.,i,,n, ,s,i' VS. "A
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nv Eenel"' i''''hs, ""W'Ner' j" 'h',
ms appearance on me Wlth'SS san
mas h'l lni'erl'Ily he'ien ti'e accus o.
THE PROCEEDlNGS ~ DETAIL.
Folln,vin.- or. th. ,,r,r.,lin.,s IL, a.
fan. TN. ,nn.ar,r,. M IN r,r,,f.,
forme, doul,tv rhfnr or ,bo Ini.iif,.l,''
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d.,,'.,,,l .,,,,...i 49,, 80 nc. 49, ''-
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ms previous Hpiraianc@. the Colonel
War o rrnr 'i ~. 'y 'me M.n,SleI OF
crccy.
rnt'o>.,.r ,,prt,.r... Intermediates.
'-'' 70 'N''''\ e
COL Cordlrr said mat The day after
i" returned a. Paris from vacation III
lN9i, COL. .iInGherr who appeared
greatly dig;re ssed handed him Il COPY
of the bordorcau on roolscAp pnucr.
SandhcrY and Cordier nnim,talv djs-
ousscd the bor,ler.au snndba,.. .onefI-
oriu;, IT amplc. evidence. M ,r..as,n .rno
document was phatnrra,hed mn IN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-30


,.o.. -, , .,,, ,,.,o mood "a
800 81" ""N ue.o'" 60 b" ''' ',h,ssv
vuiNyy documents 20 u'S e.'J h,msc
wtt'H "a, WINES uese''pSu 40 !
YIN ia'sS s"'ueI. ;, ,n, f,ct
rho ,ho,. , ~. dnscrin,ion did not
,ne "poNe n9rson"i 49,, ~, "'T prav.
n.'tr ne SilEhtcSt ,eS'iiip''' nv ~ i 80 :.
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,'D', ~ i AK Ipr',o, hr nros-
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TRUCKING GERMANY
,ci"rrlnE mc%t t. wnat NJ siy'en IN
La Joux 4 Cnmnnnv" ~ ,'nlonel de-
clarcd tho object was nothing less than
Iecitini; Crrnnn spies for the service
Of the French 1. vornmcni. one Of
Cuois' special services continued the
witness. was furnishirts Germany viii
false Information Uc therefore was
sometimes Obliged to say 10 had sue
cecCcd In subordonine a French officer
and in this way crIers was Induced to
declare he had obtained Tho colIabora-
tinn or an officer Of the headauaxter's
staff Proof of this could bc it1Ird Il;
hcadquartcrs in "a dossior Of false doc
uments delivered /" Germany.
These documents" added Col. Cor
dior. are no doubt in all the better or
der because the archivist Gribclin.
wears blue spectacles." u.aughtcr)
e.n,.,..r,.,..
~ ~ i@r'7 i'pNNN-~'
"l J'u"ust called the witness To
orurr ana the remark was withdrawn.
witness declaring. amidst pcals of
,anehter, IT esraned me. Monster lie
PRESIDENT. Withdraw the spcciacles.'
Co'dier ihcn described the events
rr'or 70 the arrest of Dreyfus and
showed tnai only a single reel leakage
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