The evening world., 1914-07-21

agreed, heWevee, thnt pvivate letters
ought not - ~ sUhilsksd end ssld
hs did not believe csiW,stts had IN.
tended 20 publish the Csiiisux isttsrs.
Adrian Meet and Etisnne Cirac.
uniformed attendants IN the Figaro
office. told Of their part In the Ig-
sdy. Meet said Il was he who Vas in
structed TO show Nine. Cafilaux into
Caimstts's offloa. He said he did not
hear Calmstts sitter tAs name Of
I Nine. Caillaux and he ala not re-
peat II. He said be was the only per-
son who could have hoard Calmette.
ana that the editor said;
"shov the lady IN"
TESTIMONY coNTRAplcTs THE
STORY OF NINE. cAlLLAux.
Cirao said he ssoortsd Nine. Call.
iaux to Calmstte's door.
II opened the door," said Cirac.
and then stood aside to let Nine.
Caillaux enter. closed the door and
almost Immediately heard shots In
quick Succession. I rushed in. One
shot was hred after entered the
room. Nine. caiilaux turned her head
away % she fired this shot"
Cirao corroborated the testimony OF
Meet ~ to the denial Of Calmette
speaking Mime. Cailiaux's name.
Nine. Caiilaux maintains that she
heard her name pronounced clearly
twice by two different voices.
Nioet while testifyins. crouchsd
down on the witness stand and ut
| tered q series Of low cries to show
how he had found N. Caimetts shell
terins himself behind his desk.
Louis Latzarus. news editor OF tho
Figaro. testified that he did not bo-
lieve CAlnstte hsd any letters he
intended to publish after the ton
10" note. which was directly respon-
sibls for the shooting.
LAtsarus gave . vivid description
Of the scene whom Mime. Caillaux shot
shots and ran 10 Calmstte's room.
| where CAlmctto had sunk In q state
Of collapse in a chair. NJ. Sirao. no
said. was holding . woman by tho
wrists. She Dried, Let ne 70; am
not going to escape"
"Sirnc then let her go" said tho wit
moss. and she stood near tho door
ciear eyed and with her face neither
pAls nor flushed. She seemed un-
troubled by tho fifteen editors who
| quickly gathered round her. She be-
gan to speak. saying: Since there 10
no Justice In Franco Shut your
mouth said one Of the editors. After
what you have done. keep QUIET 7
was not talking 90 YOU said Nine.
caiiiaux.
Lazarus declared that Nine. Gail.
laux was perfectly mistress Of her
self when he saw her AFTER the
crime.
Judge Albanei then asked Nine
Cailiaux II she had anything to say
about the Victor Fabre document and
Nine. caiiiuux replied: II had no
fear OF that because I know tho part
my husband had taken 10 the Ro-
Ghetto affair"
Then abiding TO her calmness aftor
the shooting Nine. Caillaux said;
IAN the world knew that night the
condition Of NJ. Calnstte except my
self. and ] aid not know until the
next day that my action was ire
parable"
At half past I O'Clock the Court
took q recess.
! Nine. Caiilaux took frequent notes
Of the testimony during the day. writ.
Ing ON . pad placed upon hsr knees.
and she accumulated quite . large
portfolio.
M. voisin. business office attachs Of
Figaro. was called TO fsfuts state.
msnts Of Mme. CailiAux that while
waiting to see Calmette she heard
three men near her speak her name
and mention publication concerning
her which was to appear shortly.
friends. one being Honore. an artist.
They ware discussing . certain style
Of picture and did not msntion Call
aux. he said.
Charles Giraudeau. reporter,
Henri Rouleau, . messenger. and Jean
| Cerule. q telephone operator. then 70.
lated portions Of their experisncsY.
They said Voisin was talking with
Henri Honors. an artist. and Edouard
Mason. In the room whore Nine.
Caillaux was waiting to see NJ. Cal.
| mstte.
Mmo. Caillaux here interposed,
saying. II wish to ask N. Voisi,
whether one Of his friends did not
| say. IL the sheet ready and whether
NJ. Voisin did not anSwer. We have
a groat paper On Cahlaux to-mor-
| row."
That y absolutely FALSE. said
| Voisin.
| NINE. Caillaux-"I heard Voisin say
to his friend. IT costs dear. but we
are letting loose the bunting dogs on
| all Sides"
Honors then denied that cail!Aux
had been mentioned. while NassSn's
deposition was read TO ths sams ef-
feet.
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