The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-01
GERMANY'S SIDE
Story Started by Jewish Press
Pres antS New Matter.

Atlanta, Gas Aug 8l-The jewish Sou-I
ument in ts regular weekly edition ro-.
morrow after.oon win print story boar
ing with almost startling directnoss on
the Drcyfus trial Several statements ap-
parently new 10 the now celebrated case
are given togethr with nams OF those
who are said 10 be On possession of infor-
mauon which will throw new light on
the triad. For the first time 90 is believed
the mode Of carrying documents fom the
French war office TO the German GOVERN
ment Is given. 10 shows that dolls were
used az the means Of conveyance and that
the papers nrst went 10 England and then
10 Germany The identity OF the 'veied
lady Is also made known Tho story
which the Sentiment will print comes
from man who was employed several
years ago by the German government as
document Translator and maker Of relief
maps. and who. after quitting Germany
served in the United states army during
the war with Spain. lie shows his dis
charge papers which denote that he was
sta nofhcer The Informant SAYS he was
born IN Denver Colo. The story. arter
some ihtroductory remarks reads as FOL
lows.
"I was translator" said he of docu-
ments al the Great staff headquarters AZ
Konlngratzer stasse no @ Ber.iu
never heard the name of Dreyfus men-
toned I'm connection with French war Of
fee merchandise shipped 10 the above adj
dress via Belgium and London. ] trans-
lated tho information regarding gun No.
90 The original document mover LEFT the
French war office and the copy could on
" have been given out through the DE-
rect agency Of connivance of % chief Of
department Dreyfus was unknown 70 the
German secret service bureau IN person.
or by name from 1890 no 1894
This I most so3emnly affirm. The plant
specinoauons and details of gun No 2
Of the Roblnsheu and Of the French wa
vessels Jaurcgiberry. Charles Martel on
IIazar Carnot together with the plans to
mobilization were purchased through Ger
many's embassy On Paris presided over n'
Prince Hans Heinrich Pless and as mucl
rs SIG 900 American money was sent n'
postoface money order and te.egraphs ID
pavnen, for tho merchandise These pay
ments were made I'm Two parts hrous
Mr. Franz doh manufacturer of son
neu9erg. Germany and Alvin Florschuet
hank dlrector Of sonnenbers. Tho medium
lof women was employed iu transaetn
the business.
.f met Coou Estcrhazy sever" ume
IN person at dinners given by the Baror
Csc Delden. who was Esterhazy's Fwee
heart Ha furnished much Of the infoI
motton. These documents were never II
celycd nj the embassy-alwaya az
church public function or % priva
dinner party. The French spies were
WAYS on the alert and only through su'
means could their watchfuiness be ci
cumvented.
'.The baroness is the party referred
lin the Dreyfus case as tho yelled LAD
She receives from Prnoe Pless reeul
pension Every six mont -, remltanc
are made anonymously 70 roness
Deldon through the credd .yonnaise
Paris. The Credit Lyonnalse is innoce
OF the purpose FOR which the money
used. I mention this fact because the r'
ords Of the bank Will corroborate
statements Am also in position TO nai
the postofnces IN England where
money was paid % tho agents OF %
many employed in France
Mr.. Franz used 20 send dolls 20 Pa
to be dressed In the body of rleso dol