New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22

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tones OF lNuI4ei "' t,,fr
nave no eqI'|ocal.o'' 800, go. O., Tts
statement from me 20, 49,.
Procurator General. w. neg o"-N'
planned that some d2uoi e>.7,t' d. ~
the authenticity OF me HocLi"e"'' anu
ma" a., an '..t - c,1ro.. such
"Hare you autnor.,} 20 e1 'e - .'0.
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ing an eEa''fe ans" ..i -, 80 7iosd
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oH'out'-' anu .l' yin -. ,,.
u u. ~. -, ar,o,,,rsJ that
:. ,ges too late % 90 into such an inn
por,ant matter, and hastily adjourned
the court. Immediately the lawyers
and others rushed inside the par CIV
ing rousinE cheers Tor LABOR ana
shaking ms hand.
The public made hostile demonstra-
ton against VI. Ca.llauE az ne drove
away from the Pa.als de justice with
the frr determiuat'on 20 resume ms
unprecedented rGh, tomorrow 20 oo-
tain his vite's acc TIA. n..-..
The testimony Of Pres'den, Poi1ca.re'
whose deposition was taken ny ldSe
EmiIe roricnon' .ne mrs. p'es'I1g....
the Court o. Appeals va ,uoII---e"
70 tne ooUI' "a -oa5
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lows;
10 De eAac'. u Wa OF -"t "io'
ing o. March 10. after "a ''o.i.e- nee.
lnE. tina, Joseph a..'a4l 4'HyI ,.'
-0r q" "po' M -a....,.s-.r. .....s,cI and
peaie' 10 ~ >,''-'''o - ,bo
$40 IT. t,..r4 90. Nh.
iac' ina, w. ann -.
.sn IN lie caro- o"'o. a."
letters dealing Yi'I ,Ae pI.'A'1 "''
OF himself ana VINE. 'a'.ld1"'
High Opinion of Calmette.
4I ~,,l,.d cha. considered NJ. Cali
-,e,te an honorable gentleman. en-
80. .,,c,nabIa a. publishing letters
4.s.r,lre- -r. private character OF
Nm Gsirt.u.. bur eudeavored
,.qirI, 20 convince MIN. he replied
.I.. ,o considered that various ar
-. mo thao b-,r- prepared for
,rhl,.a+lon I'M lie Figaro dId not
succeed I'M either removing his fear
4 momen, later he rose and said
i,,dl,.. II Calue,tc publishes those
letters Will Kill him
~ Caillaux said presently that ~
,ro,,id corsuIt law,ers as 20 whether
leo.l mean could be employed 20
-, .5e,- rublicatlor. I advised Inn
20 Iau~Ico Bernard. who knew ".
S,t,,o.to Tr+ira.efv. He would as-
&c ,.o, sand T. that no letter would
,unI,sLef re would also show
so, ,,rorrdless were YOUR suspicious
nvd = tbat no authority was neces-
go, 10 ston the publication.
a n. ta.l.auN wa unable to see
w. Bernard. J uuder,'ooN 10 pea" ~
him ~ a. e>pe,J,''Ju, - IA ,.o,,.
Elysee Fa!ace. ',.',.tl1.,,'. go.
and told hi" %. C.I,,o-,. ,r.
He said ne ne.!e to '.. -. 49,.
capable o. pup .o@.I Zoo N
but prom,s seq 'H"' rr.cr-
CailladN lager .5 '' C,Yl,Tv tt.
stand MAJ ne va" 49,. l,,o"
same afternoon "a 1:...,ar.sIo ,,,,
Paul botrsel' -" =, 49,. otf;cs AZ The
was "l'A Nal'i -, roiiIauv's card was
moment "neh IN - 80. of the foci-
Drous"' '"' .'''
dent. ..r-.;4
You vii! not see neI' 80. .,....,
"'l cannot refuse 10 'e'ei'' " " We"
an, ne replied. ..-.ir.,i .,., ,,...--
Maltre Labor thei Il" 49, NV a..
crowded courtroom ny ''"I'''1 - 70
loEuc from bourEc
Demon Of the MIDI I'D VINO" ."' Ol,'
acters discuss ana como '"'
cation Of the heroine l9NT le'''. =
Coming Immediately after VI. hourE
euiogy Of Castor Caimette' win "N''H
be had closed his testimony the -eai-
ing Of the dialogue by MaItre LaDo:
was regarded by observing I""yt dS
a master stroke.
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