Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
Tcmperaturc nt Omaha ycstcrdny,

In cny arms sobbed long and then told me
about her Interview with her husband after
the verdict. What an awful thing. These
two, after all this hope, find themselves
torn apart again Plans have been made
for the children to be moved to a secret
country place, where 1t was intended Drey-
fus and his family should i've for a few
months. They had told their papa about
his return. And now the prison again; dis
honor again; the same vicious pang await
ing them all each morning at awakeniug
The men who today sacrificed these inno-
cent lives on the altar Of their clannish
hatreds must ever be haunted by dlstracting
remorse, else we shall doubt Divine Justice"
Zola telegraphed the following to Labor:
You were right, we wrong Your plan Of
making this crime impossible by dsqual
flying thoroughly all military witnesses
shows you have penetrated them more
than we. Henceforth count me as the
most determined partisan of a vigorous
fight and no mercy to the foe when we
have him down. From this day re-enter
the arena never again to leave It,"
Clemenceau telegraphod Labori: Con
gratulations. Nevertheless you know what
] think and how l feel. Now we must
never rest until those five men now branded
before an offended world anr securely
iou6Su III lHe pSHlleuLldTy lot Wll1ul aDuSe
of the sacred laws trusted to their hands
Under the title Now Between Them
and Ourselves" Henri Turot, the celebrated
Partisan journalist and preaent lieutenant
Of Jean Jaures, has written a statement
which represents accurately the tone of the
article sent from Rennes to Paris toningt
by all the Dreyfusard journalists
M. Turot is we'll known in the United
States because OF his numerous duels. One
or two years ago he fought with Anna
Gould's husband, Count Boni de Castellane
NJ Turot recently returned from the Phil
fppines, where he was delegated by the
French Society of Political Economy to study
American operations and prospects. Follow
Ing Is his statesment:
THE nationalists had sought TO put this
problem before the Rennes court-martial,
'Mercier or DreyfusT
'The abominable tactics has been sue
cessful and five criminals, Ave wretches
usurping the uniform OF French officers
have again condemned the innocent captain
to save the general who was convicted as
a liar and forger.
And yet, in order to avoid giving any
preteXt for this monstrous conception or
purely judicial role, Labori, with sublime
abrogation, had renounced his privilege to
expose the corruption OF the high staff
Now, the folly Of this sparring is far
seen. The era of prudent attenuatons has
closed between this ferocious militarlsm
and the friends of progress. The war will
continue between the facts now without
mrcy and without possible end save their
destruction or ours.
Remember, brothers Of the great Ameri-
can republic, you must not judge France on
this verdict-a large body OF tn enation
claGnors for truth and justice-and so long
as aingle one Of us shall have a hand to
write with and voice to cry with the in
fanny of these five men will be proclaimed
daily to the civilized world. And they will
never find enough gags and enough hand
cuffs to smother our anger or coerce our
revolt. HENRI TUROT."