The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
Nine. CniIiaux BIusheS.


The voice Of the witness which several
times WAS so low that she was interrupted
with cries of Louder" had become clear
and her words reached every corner OF
the chamber. Attention was riveted on
her as she said slowly: 81 did not know
At all the person in question. To show
You my loyalty to my husband he con-
fded 10 me a travelling bag. which he
said was full OF important papers.
never opened II. nor did ! know iii a long
time afterward that II contained CORE
spondcnce between him and the present
Nine. CaillauN"
All eyes turned To the woman In the
prisoners box, but abe gave no sign be-
yond a slight flush. She kept her eyes on
I tho floor After few moments silence
Nine. Gueydan continued her testimony.
My husband became irritable and
was nervous. one day h" said 10 YOU
know came to Your bedside last night
70 XIII YOU? After that ! felt that |
ought to leave. ! went 10 Versailles and
wrote to him. ] thought he would follow
me and bring me home, but no. He went
to the Department OF the Sarthe and |
returned TO Paris. He did not return,
and you know why
Mime Gueydan said that on returning
home she found two letters in her hus-
bands desk from woman. She said
these letters had been 'fabricated' by
CaillauN and his present wife TO make
B
them
Nine Gueydan said that she found
other letters in their house at Manners
| and tina, she took them SO as mot To be
| unRrm-d In the divorce"
NJ Labor at this point asked II Nine.
Gueydan had not signed an agreement
Ia burn all the correspondence after her
divorce. She replied Il had to de-
fend myself against the Machiavelliah
manmuvres Of an unfa!thful husband.
lie asked inc to give my word of honor.
/ | did not do II, nor did | ask his word
Of honor because l knew he had no
honor"
After a short recess Nine. Gueydan was
again called to the stand and she then
answered NJ Labori's question. saying
that there was no agreement only Call
laux's supphcation. In reviewing the in
oIdents preceding her divorce Nine
Gueydan said M Caillaux, notwith-
standing all his power-and he Is power
ful--could not get divorce against me-
II was pronounced In my favor ! was
bamelcss."
Had Photo Of "TOn 10" Letter.
Mime Gueydan admitted having 4
photograph of the ton Jo" letter. Judge
Abanel then asked how Calmette OBJ
tanned H. Mime. Gueydan said thai she
knew nothing about it and that there
were only two Intimate letters-no
others
The Judge-And you reafrirm that you
told Calmette nothing?
The witness--l swear II.
Nine. Gueydan said that the other let
ters spoken of were upon her"
NJ Chenu asked II the witness. who
refused to sshow these letters TO tho eX-
aiming magistrate still refused She
hesitated before replying Yes" and
added "Fhey are letters from an unfor-
tunate person who came between my hus-
band and me. II they contain political
things they are little to the honor OF NJ.
Caillaux."
NJ Chenu Insisted on the production
of the letters and asked NJ. Labor to
join with him in this plea Finally the
witness said; II will give the letters
10 NJ. Labor to do with them as he may
wish"
, NJ Labor replied; This is the FIRST
time in my career as barrster that
such an honor has been done me"
, EXPremier Barthou prefaced his testi-
, mony by paying a high tribute 10 the
character Of NJ Calmette. He brought
the green document (the Asadir docu-
, menp again into the debate by describing
his intervention TO prevent Editor Cal
mette from publishing It,, He said ex-
Premier Doumcrgle and NJ, Caillaux had
thanked him for doing this. He also
persuaded NJ 'almette not to sublish the
, report OF NJ, Fabre, the prosecutor In
, the Rochelle affair. NJ, Calmette said 4
he lid not publish this report he would
have nothing ieft for his campaign
against NJ. CallauN NJ. Barthou con-
Guided 10y saying In reply TO question
by NJ. Lsiburi THAI when VI. Doumergue,
! then Premier, asked him to intervene
about the green document the Prime
Minister said his action was not In the
interest of NJ. CaillauX or the Ministry
: but was in the interest OF the nation.
= After adjournment Nine Gueydan left
amid numerous congra tInstions at the
, showing she had made. Despite the OK.
{ traordinary police precautions the crowd
I booted NJ CaillauN. These manifesto
J tons against him We're renewed when
his automobile, after a detour, arrived al
, the concergerie and again when he came
out of the prison after q forty minute
$ visit with his wife In her cell.