Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-24
QL[AUX letters
USED As EVIDENCE
nIss,vEs OFFERED BY MADAME
cuEYpAN IN HANDS OF
JUDGE.
oNE LETTER TO be
READ IN OPEN COURT
c.jllaux's Friend Addresses Court in
psfsnse Of FamiIy-spectators re.
qusntIy interrupt spsseh-critieisss
Former Premier 6arthou. Who Later
Replies to Attack. ~

Replies to Attack. ~
Paris, July 24.-"Call Nine. Guey-
dan" was the command Of Judge Louis
Albanel, when the court opened today
for the nth days session in the trial
Of Nine. Henriette Caillaux for the will
full murder on March is. Of Castor CAL
mette, editor of the Figaro.
Nine. Gueydan. former wife Of the
prisoners husband, Joseph CailIaux,
ex-premier Of France. had however.
not arrived. and Pascal Gezzali, the
most intimate private and political
friend Of Caillaux, was called to the
stand.
The interest centered around the two
intimate letters referred to in yester-
days testimony and handed by Nine
Gueydan to Maitre Labori to deal with
as he chose. Great curiosity had been
awakened as to whether they would be
read in court or communicated private
y to the Jurors.
.1.,%-> y.h,,, A.Poro M cazzaldi
began his testimony, said he would
1efer until the arrival Of Nine. Guey-
dan, a communication he desired to
make to the court.
caiiiaux,s Friend Defends Family.
NJ. Cezzaldi then addressed 70 tho
Jury an impassioned defense Of the
CaiIlaux family. He described Nine.
Caillanr. e11orta a. restrain her hus .
band from assuming political power, as
.he was Of the opinion that his keep
ing out OF tho government was the only
swav ia which they could expect to have
peace in their life.
M Caillaux. seated in the crowded
CONT among witnesses and Journalists
followed attentave!y his friends pane
gyric, nOddinx his head in approval
ana occaAionAlly casting q glance ABOUT
the court room g tho measuring the
effect Of the witness's words.
Nine. Caillaux. In the prisoners en-
closure, presented a sorrowfu1 figure.
In her eyes was look OF bewilder-
ment, and seeming terror.
She did not speak to any one, but
she had mad . long taIx WIN ner nus
tend in the prison before the hearing
began.
It was understood that Former Prem :
Ter Barthou was again to be CONFRONTED
with NJ. Cailiaux today.
Cezz1idi AdoFesses Soor
NJ. CezzadH amazed those IN cour:
by giving his testimony IN the 1orm d
speech In which ne reiuted a poh'-
cal and newspaper attack on mo 1ofm
er premier:
The audltors mean"nue kept up
continuous mu1 1nnt oi plo'esl VI
provaL Inc pro'es' cs1useo ee'1ssAsA ~
shout:
IF l defeno NJ Ca1laua Is DO
cause he is an honest man.
Those In the court room soon began
to tire Of NJ CezzaAdfs speech ana tne
Interruptions increased "Mcn olousn'
from the wllhess the neateo eAc1a"1a
ton:
Il have the r1ght 10 IaAk nero Deeaus. !.
they seek to keep woman IN prison.
He then proceeoeo win a cr1tlcisin
of former Premier BaTtnous course 1n
reading IN the cnam Der OF aeputaes tne
document dra"n OUT oy viclor raDFe
in connection with the Hosnette SWIM
die. -.
6arthou Replies % Cezzs'a'.
When M Cezzaldi conciuoeo, 1or,
mer Premier 6a!tnoa was ca1leo ano =.
defended ms acuon ~ maAans PUBIC
the victor faofe oocu"ents' A' CaA-
laux also SPOKE Drleny
Ma1tre LaDofl anu Male Snen.
fhen explained .ne.I 1oeas 10. anu
against tne puDncataon oh Ino iee1els
placed m Maltre Aaoor1s charge ny
Nine. Gueyoan.
Lanorl returned tne ie.oe.s W NINE
Gueydan ana asked ner "na1 neF "lSn-
es were, ana sne repneo:
40 NOT care "nat you oo' Publish
them al II you want 70.
It was tnefeupon oec.aeo 70 pace
three OF the letteis IN evioence' D.s g
read only one OF tnem. Inis woulo Oe
done. II was announced ahter recess-
Ine Quesaon OF tne rea"ns VI tnt
letters gave rise TO anotner scene "ne.
the court reassemDleo'
3 the matter with lawyers Ior DOth Sldee
\ dr,r1p9 receag called Mme Gueydan t(
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