The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-05
Trial of Cavelps Betrayer
Hinged on Probable Double

. NaN spy. Was Vail. IKE QIirb. WIN
long roSr. likc Qulcu. but was not
/ Qu.en because firstly. ho lived IN
/ BRUSSELS before the war. and second
+ D. Was al Holzmtndeu TO l9li when
/ Qu.ou was ln Switzerland.
Were Thcrr Four Doubles
Thus .hc 'trEi,d stony became
oven more curious Quicn was such
"a strange figure Of a man that 10
4 seemed almost Incredible that he had
rEOt a double. Ana where was thiH
/ 'vyer. or NaNier, now
EIt that was not al. Subsequent
B F evidence produced at 'h" TRIAL
Brought out the. third amazing fact
. 4 man named Nottc. who was con.
.nu.Gsly tu oulen'H company Was,
/ stated 81 I.r- lu physical appear.
/ .E evidenced produced a. the trial
Ir.o iu The German police agent li'f.
/ sam that the two could easily pc mis-
i,Eou Tor each other. and OuIen Was
accused ~ having dealings with hrrr
EJm which he strenuOusy and cease.
.o.t.F denied
JNls We had four doubles sug-
r..'.f namely GgIru. tuyer. Motto.
0n' Hcrrpm. that Is why ] could mo-,
help comparing tho case 10 a clever
detective story or "a film The first
set Of doubles being tall EAuut huge
nuscd figures. while the second set
OF doubles were small fat fellows,
there was forced upon one, almoa,
...... ....n n.... lhe picture ut Two
Tom t.H...r,s and TWO Sancho IunNas
surely ou possibility.
Naturally Mature Darmon seized
upon this astonishing evidence tu do.
wuul supple nruary luQuir, as 20
'he IDENTITY of Cayi,r tNaNlcr1, but
Lieutenant Wagner refused, saying.
$50 supplementary Inquiries. Qulen
iy not only accused ~ hptrayIug
Hurac Ctycll, bat of trafhct!ng Wlfh
Mo enemy and tho court martial
backed him.
Other Parties Mentioned
Tho French military authorities
s1ld the guilty party was Quien.
Brand WhltoCk said II was DoN.
Many said IL was II Belgian youth.
Ncels de Rhode. who was murdered
at. brussels shortly afterwards
Lastly came statement from the
German pplicc agent, otto Mayer
collected hy the British secret sery-
zee iu Holland. saying that he Was
connected with Nurse CaNCl's arrest,
and that she was arrested following
the arrest OF British escaped prison
rrE. through whom Germans got on
iu Architect Buuuuc. lu the latter s
house u Was said that they found fun
evidence regarding Nurse Cayc,Is or
gau.GtuU ana Immediately arrested
her and her friends.
but as indicated. all the material
that could be- advanced FOR the de-
fence failed. II only hy the harest mr-
lorly ~ one vote, to secure his
acQulttal.
The Egyptian general assembly
the majority ur which is elected hy
the people appointed comm lMuou
10 90 tO Paris 90 attend the confer
cucr. believing there would b"
league Of nations ant that Egypt
would be a part OF lt THIS commis-
sion was headed by raaha ZaElouL
former minister OF Justice
When the" commission arrived
they found that recognition OF the
so.Callcd 'profectura'c' " Great
Britain over Egypt had been written
into the treaty This 'protcctorate.'
in The legal sense, is merely masked
annexation. II is the same charac-
ten OF 'protcciorate' the burglar pro-
claims over the properly OF another
as he appropriates b 10 hls own use.
Apparently though the influence
ot Great Britain. the Egyptian com
mission has been Kept In Paris and
not allowed 90 go either to EgNpt or
the United states u, apparently
was through the influence OF Great
Britain that hts delegation was
denied a hearing by the peace con-
Eress ani ignored by official ctr
cics' IN Paris
TN the apparently authorized In
'cryIcw TO the international News
service. the British government now
SAYS .ho mass OF Egyptian peoples
aIo .gnNlIte and easily swlyed
That is the view always held of the
people OF an oppressed nation by the
.ppressur
The interview SAYS the case ~
'.Np' ls analogous 20 that uf the
ih.ppnrs The status OF the
Philippines dil NOT arise out ~ this
V1r, ih" present status Of Egypt
H.d Moreover tho president has
trnSunn,a that tho PHILIPPINES
should Doe Independent az soon as
'aFHurh % league OF nations. they
may Doe afforded adequate protection
.H that independence VIII Great
Britain announce as much for
for EEyrf'
Ordinarily The Uui,od States
might nor no concerned with
wrong inflicted by Great britain
upon another country. but when
Pc United states is asked 10 be
party 10 he wrong and raufy and
glory tho wrong tho matter mus.
assume an entirely different aspcct
II there shall bc league 0f nations
no FIRST case for trial Will hc EF.rf
1sa.us' Great Britain for the rgh,
n' national sr.f.do'ormna,ion.
lnfHntilc PARALYSIS