The Court of Cassation is steadily proceeding with the investigation of the Dreyfus case. It has taken the evidence of all the five War Ministers who have seen the wonderful secret dossier. Their testimony does not seem to have been altogether convincing, for, almost immediately after it was completed, the Court decided that Dreyfus ought to be informed of the en-would hardly have beea worth while to nity and allowed to make statement.
do this had the Court shared the views of the War Ministers. Consequently, it m fairly be assumed that, up to the present, the Court has not discovered anything to render a new trial impossible. It now remains to be seen whether the Court will the production of the secret
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