THE BETRAYER OF NURSE. CAVELL

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 290, 3 September 1919, Page 7

THE BETRAYER OF NURSE. CAVELL

DISCLOSURES AT THE TRIAL. ~ .... Paris, September 1. > ' At the inquiry into the.charge that i Quien betrayed Nurse GVell to the Ger- j mans, Prince Decroy stated that the- j Abbe Bosteels gave Quieix a plan of the . Brussefs-Namur railway, believing him to 'be a high French officer. The arrest j of tho abbe quickly followed. On an- j other occasion Quien betrayed the German positions at Valenciennee and other points; giving the information to a French colonel, who supplied him with money. The "Matin" publishes e statement that one Nessdelvod, a youn? and needy well-born Belgian, was the real betrayer of Nurse Cnvell. He acted out of epite. bpcause Nurso Cavoll revised to lend him money. Louis Brand, another young Belgian, tracked and shot Nessdeirod, and later tho Germans caught and executed Brand.—Aus..-N.Z. Cable Assn. ffiec. September 2, 11.15 p.m.) Paris, September 2. Isadore Rvck, a Belgian printer,, gave evidence that- he and Quien ehared a nrison' cell in St. Gilles during November, 1915. Quien repeatedly tried to lwirn thn location of ihc secret press whereon tho famous newsncper "LaLibre Belßique" was printed. Ryck, unsusDectinzlv suggested soveral. places, but the Gerreana-nover located, the press.— ] A-.ts.-N.Ji. Cable Assn. :''..' I