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CHARGE AND COUNTER-CHARGE. ACCUSER SURRENDERS. BY TELEGRAPH—I'ItKSK ASSOCIATION-^orYr.IGHT. Berlin, November 6. The trial of Adolf Brand, an eccentric political pamphleteer, on a charge of accusing Prince von Bulow, the German Chaacellor, of infamous practices, has commenced, and is arousing extraordinary interest. (Rco. Nov. 8, 0.2 a.m.). Berlin, November 7. Brand withdrew his insinuations against Prince Bulow, and throw himself on the mercy of the Court, which sentenced him to eighteen months' imprisonment. The Brand charges have been regarded as a sort of counter-blast to those brought against Prince Eulenburg and Count Moltke. They were first heard of early in October.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 38, 8 November 1907, Page 5
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