Arizona republican., 1918-01-16
M. CAILLAUX. TANGLED IN .LUXBURC NET
Compromising Facts from
 America Produced When Paris Temps Makes Grave
 Charge ill Its Columns
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1


 PARIS, Jan. 15.-The document which caused the arrest of M. Gail lauX, former French premier, ac- cording to the Temps, showed that he had been directly or indirectly il. communication with a representa- tive of an enemy power.
 The newspaper adds that Count von LuXburg, the then German min ister to Argentina, warned his gov ernmeht that the praise Callaux was receiving in the German press was compromising to Caillaux and asked that he be not spoken of in a praise worthy manner.
 Count van Luxburg," the Temps continued, recommended that the German newspaper should be re- quested to say that Caillaux had made every effort to solve the Mo- rocco question too favorably fo. France. The Berlin cabinet was noti- fled that Caillaux was soon leaving for Paris to appear in a law suit in which his opponents would use everything against him.
 This dispatch was not sent direct from Argentina to Germany, but to Court von Bernstorff, the German ambassador at Washington, who sent it to Berlin via Sweden"
 The Temps says it understands that the documents from the United States will add materially to the t1above statements.
 The Associated Press was informed today that the name of Baron von Der Lancken, chief of the political department at Brussels and counsel | Tor of the German embassy in Paris prior to the war, may be brought into the CaillauX case owing to the remarks made by von Der Lacken | to a neutral diplomat in Brussels some time ago with reference to the settlement of the Agadir, Morocco controversy.
 Won Der Lacken is reported tc have referred to CaillauX as a staunch friend of Germany and tc have used laudatory remarks whict threw new light on M. CaillauX's ac- tivities in the Moroccan affair. Per mission will be requested from the government of the neutral diplo mat to permit the conversation be- tween him and von Der Lacken tc be recorded in the Caillaux document
 Captain Bouchardon, head of tho Paris military court, has appointed dl eADtIL lO complete report on M. Caillaux's ii nancal situation at the present time as compared with his fortune priei l 10 the war. Captain Bouchardon contrary to previous reports. still i: awaiting the documents from Flor ence NJ. CaillauX, will not be called before the court until they are re ceived, which probably will be within l foiir- five days
 An official of the court martia which Is investigating the Caillou, affair, said today that the telegram of Secretary of State Lansing. giv ing information concerning CaillauX' activities in Argentina was greatly in strumental. but not the essential fac tor, in causing the arrest of CaillauH
 Several more interviews with Mime Caillaux were printed today. In on of these she said:
 We never knew or saw Count vo Luxburg at Buenos Aires. It is pos sibke that he tried to approach m husband; it is probable that som third person tried to bring them to gether. but without success. I neve left my husband one hour. l kno' every person with whom he talked |, and no moment was he in communi cation with von Luxburg."