THE CAILLAUX CASE.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 69, 23 March 1914, Page 5

THE CAILLAUX CASE.

SITTING'OF ROCHETSE COMMISSION. [Pbem Ahiooia«hki.] 3PARIS, March 21. Before the Rochette. 'Commission M. Monis .gave, evidence that M. CJaillaux, in March of 1981, told him that if the prosecution *didt not adjourn disastrous company promotions, which had 'hitherto been suppressed for political reasons ? woftld 'be dia---closed. ,'• • .*■, ' \ y' "•- " ' '. ,; M. Fabre agreed that the adjournment would not affect the case, but lie feared that the public would misinterpret it. ■ ' M. Monie denied that undue pressure Ixad been exercised upon M. Tabre. . . M. Cafflanx's evidence ■ confirmed that of M. Monis. ' M. Fabvk denied M. ; Caillaux's allegation -that although-the evidence was inadequate M. 'Briand ordered 3sochette'« surest. M. de Lisle, president of the Criminal Court of Appeal, testified that he was unaware of political pressure- He agreed to the postponement an "the interests of good justice.