THE CAILMUX TRIAL
i... ——4 EVIDENCE REGARDING PRISONER'S FORTUNE PEACE TERMS SUGGESTED IN 1917 By Telegrsvph-Pr»Pi Association-Copyright ; (Hec. 1 April 4, 5.5 n.ra.V Paris, ' Atjril 2. Striking. evidence • was Riven yesterday at the. Caillaux trial by a leading; accountant who ha<l been investigating the prisoner's fortune. The witness declared that the methods by which Caillanx had obtained the money were above suspicion. .' Another witness stated that Lipscher had been offered thirty thousand francs by tho French police to eive false ovidenco. Deputy Dutreil recalled Caillaux's private statement in October, 1917, when he expressed the opinion that France was ruined and an early ponce desirable on the'following terms:—The restoration of Alsace-Lorraine; the provision of a, reparations .common fund to which nil the belligerents would contribute, the defeated nations contributing the largest share; the return of the German colonies, as it was not'.France's but England's interest to keep German territories /for the purpose of conducting an economic war after the war. Several Generals gave evidence as to Caillaux's patriotism.—Aus.-N.7i. Cable Assn. , ■ ...
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 162, 5 April 1920, Page 5
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169THE CAILMUX TRIAL Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 162, 5 April 1920, Page 5
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