Mamers M. Caillaux’s constituency, 19, 88, 112, 132, 256, 257, 259, 260 Manchon Hella Company floated by M. Rochette, 184, 185, 207 M. Pichereau’s investments, 197, 198 Mannesmann Brothers claims and concessions, 163 Mascuraud Committee association of parliamentarians and commercial men, 126 Mazars letter in _Figaro_ from M. Prosper Sauvage, 123 Messimy, Colonial Minister in Monis Cabinet instructed to declare Franco-German understanding impossible, 160 Michel, Louise notorious prisoner, cell No. 12, 44 Millerand, Socialist, 255 Milliés-Lacroix, French Colonial Minister interview with M. Pichon, 153 Mines de Liat Company floated by M. Rochette, 184, 207 Mogador telegram from M. Caillaux, 166 Moinier, General troops at his disposal, 164 Monier, Procureur de la République? president of the Civil Court, 13, 14 consulted by Madame Caillaux, 81, 99 interviewed by M. Durand, 197, 198 documents accusing M. Rochette, 207 Monis, Prime Minister and Minister of Marine accusation against, 29 questioned by M. Delahaye and reply, 30 statement by M. Fabre, 33, 37, 138 resignation from Cabinet, 40 Minister of Marine, 104 article by M. Calmette, 139 brought pressure to bear on M. Fabre and Judge Bidault de L’Isle, 140 elected Prime Minister, 155 Cabinet defeated, 165 examination by Parliamentary Commission, 179, 180, 234-237 conversation in regard to trial of Rochette, 181, 182 M. Caillaux advises postponement of trial, 213 order for postponement of trial, 243, 245 Monniot letter in _Figaro_ from M. Prosper Sauvage, 123, 124 Monquin, Head of Research Department, Paris Police sent for by M. Lépine, 194 Morand, Albert, Artist of St. Lazare honoured in Carnavalet Museum, 47 drawings in this volume, 47 Morley, Lord letter in the _Times_, 168 Morocco interests of France, 151, 152, 156 serious trouble, 160, 161, 163, 169 M. Caillaux’s telegram, 166 German Cabinet and the crisis, 171 Moroccan Company of Public Works formed after approval of provisional agreement, 154 Mortier, Pierre, Editor of _Gil Blas_ would not use letters, 93 Neuilly private hospital at, 3 N’Goko Tanga charges of corruption by M. Ceccaldi, 126 offered to give up a portion of territory, 154 question in Parliament, 155 convention with Germany, 163 M. Caillaux explains failure of negotiations, 174 Pams, Rival of M. Poincaré non-election resented by M. Clemenceau, 102 Paral Mexico Company floated by M. Rochette, 184 Paris Omnibus Co. M. Rochette endeavouring to get concession, 220 Pau M. Caillaux founded Radical united party, 104 Paul, Dr. Chas., Medical Officer of Health report of the autopsy after M. Calmette’s death, 283 Péret, Raoul appointed Minister of Commerce, 25 Perrier, Minister of Justice (Monis Cabinet) M. Calmette’s article, 139 Philippeau, Robert reported conversation heard in Paris Tube, 284, 285