M. Clemenceau.--“Did not Colonel Henry confer concerning a certain
matter directly with M. Leblois? I ask no details.”
Colonel Henry.--“You refer to the Bouleau affair? One day there
was,--that is to say, I talked to Colonel Picquart in presence of M.
Leblois. Colonel Picquart said: ‘When we are embarrassed concerning any
question of spying, you can refer to M. Leblois, who is a lawyer, and
will be able’” ...
M. Clemenceau.--“When you wanted to send an envelope containing no
matter what to another office, and did not want this envelope to be
opened, had you not a method of assuring yourself that it would not be
opened? Was it not your habit to place your signature on envelopes that
you did not wish to be opened?”
Colonel Henry.--“No.”