M. Bertillon.--“Oh! I do not know their titles. There was a note of
this, a note of that, etc.”
The Judge.--“Can you not sum up what you said in your report?”
M. Bertillon.--“I made no written report. The documents seized at the
war department are various notes concerning the service, writings
on various questions. The documents taken from the blotting-pad are
letters from M. Mathieu Dreyfus, one concerning hunting rifles, and the
other concerning an issue of bonds. But their substance is immaterial.
Yet these documents must be seen in order to be discussed and analyzed.
I cannot go farther.”