The court-martial could not be sus pended to permit M Labori taking part, Lecause the law limits each suspension to two days. The widow of Colonel Henry testified that her husband committed forgery with a view to saving the army from Picquarfc's machinations. Colonel Jau oust, the president, helped the widow to further answer by suggesting that Henry acted in the interests of his country.
General Rogefc testified that Estor hazy and Bertulus, the examining magistrate, both lied. Esterbazy never wrote the bordereau. The prisoner's treasons were traceable in every para graph of the bordereau. Dreyfus, on hearing this, flushed with wrath and pain, exclaimed : 'lt is frightful to hrve the heart, soul, and entrails daily torn, without permission to have one's reply heard; only lies. The torture is too horrible. Never was an innocent man in so terrible a position.' This caused another sensa tion in court.
