New Britain herald., 1918-01-16

Berlin foreign office, showing tha1 former Premier Caillaux of Framed was in communication with German n agents in Argentina in 1915.
 The first Bernstorff despatch con-l tained very damaging references tod Caillaux's references to the French government and warned German newspapers against praising him. Another gave notice of the ship on which Cail1aux was sailing from Arr gentina and planned it's capture by submarines.
 The capture of the ship was sought because her captain carried impor- tant papers. The German govern ment was asked to treat CaiIlaux with every courtesy and consideration id the ship was taken.
 Following is the text of the mes sage sent by Bernstorff:
 ConteInptuous of Government
 "Buenos Aires telegra phed the fol- lowing:
 'CaiIlaux has left Ruenos Aired after a short stay and is going direct to France evidently on account of thdX tgroup undecipherable) scandal whie1 he regards as a personal attack u6of himself. He speaks contem ptuously of the president and the rest of tlld French government with the except ton of Briand. He sees through thd policy of England perfectly. He doe not anticipate the complete overthrow of France. He sees in the war now a struggle for existence on the par of England Although he spoke much of the "indiscretions and clumsy policy" of the Wilhelmstrasse and professed to believe in German atroci ties, he has in essentials hardl changed his political orientation Caillaux welcomed indirect courtesie from me but emphasized the extrem caution which he is obliged to shoV as the French government, he said had him watched even here. He warn us against the excessive praise be slowed upon him by our papers, es pecially the Neue F'reie Presse, an. desired on the other hand that tn Mediterranean and Morocco agnee rnents should be adversely criticised Our praise injures his position i France. Cailfaux's reception her was cool His report about Braz had nothing new On his return France he will begin to reside in hi own constituency. He fears PaEi and the fate of Jaures.
 'Signature-
 % fBERNSTOREF' ~
 Urged Courtesy for CailfHux-
 Another message which Conn Bernstorff had forwarded was .fror Havana as foIows-
 "To1, Rio de Janeiro, telegraph steamer Araguaya left Buenos Aire January 30. The captain is carryin important papers Capture, very de sirabie- CailIaux is on board. I case of capture Cai11aux should. il an unobtrusive way, be treated wifi courtesy and consideration. Can yo inform our cruisers2
 (Signature,)
 ~BERNSTORFF,
 The instruction of the German cen sorship to the German press on Jun 16, 1917, follows:
 For political reasons, it is urgentl requested that nothing be write about the former French prime min ister Cail1aux and that his name b not mentioned under any circum stances.s
 This correspondence, although III official announcement to that effect available is made public by arrange ment with the French governmeT which desired its exposure. Caillau is now waiting trial in France fo treason on charges as developed b the celebrated Bolo Pasha case. Government Endorsed by Deputies.
 Paris Jan. 1G.--The chamber deputies sustained the government action in the CaillauX case late yes terday g. majority of 274. The vot was taken after the government ha been tnterpellated by Ernest LaFon a socialist deputy, who held that tn opening of Caillaux's safe deposit bo in Italy in the absence of a repre- sentative of the accused was illegal
 Premier Clemenceau was calle upon by the socialists to reply Ed ourd Ignace, under secretary for mi