FRENCH ROYALISTS.
POLICE AGENT DEGRADED. r # Tim** , '-Sydn«T "Sun" Special C*b»*> I'ARIS, November 27. At the opening meeting of the Congress d'Action Franchise, a militant Royalist organisation, a section of those , present, consisting of five members,' dragged a man on to the platform, handcuffed and bound and placarded with the word "Spy." . ■■■■ . The president explained ■ that- the man was a police agent, who had joined for the purpose of betraying them. Being suspected, he had been ordered to deface the Waldeck-Rousseau etatoe, and was subsequently seen to telephone to the police. . , After suffering the execrations of audience, the man, still handcuffed', but with the key of the handcuffs in his pocket, was turned , into the street. .
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14836, 29 November 1913, Page 11
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