FRENCH TRAITORS.
FRENCH TRAITOR QIJIEN
(By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
PARIS, Aug. 28
At the trial of Quien, the President of the Cpurt ppintpd out tha-fc some persons after having relations with Quien, were court-martialled by the Germans.
He instanced the Abbe Bosteels, who was sentenced to twelve years by the Germans for helping Allied soldiers across the Dutch frontier.
A FRENCH PRO-GERMAN. PARIS, Aug, 28, ' The paper “La Liberte” asserts that M. Judet in his pre-war agitation against any English alliance, was brought into contact with Caillaux, then favoring an alliance with Germany. Subsequently Judet attacked Poincare, and got Viviani as Premier, to interfere with a paper, on grounds that confidential information was reaching Vienna. Judet, who is now living in Switzerland, declines to make any statement on the matter.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 August 1919, Page 3
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