M. Zola.--“As they call me an Italian.”

M. Scheurer-Kestner--“It was during that fortnight that I wrote to

General Billot: ‘We have made a truce, but I did not think that this

truce would turn against me, thanks to the people who are about you,

and whom you either cause to act or suffer to act.’ I even pointed

out to him the names of officers who had been indicated to me as the

bearers of the articles to the newspapers. I told him that I did not

guarantee the accuracy of this information, but I asked him to inquire

into the matter. He pretended that he would make this inquiry, and

that, after it, he would report to me. The fortnight passed, and I am

still without news, without reply. That is the truth.”

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