M. Labori.--“But we ask nothing better.”

M. Ravary.--“That does not concern me. My conduct was that of an honest

man; that is all.”

_Testimony of General de Pellieux._

The next witness to take the stand was General de Pellieux. “I feel,”

he began, “that it is necessary that the whole truth should be known,

and I shall tell it.”

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