The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

'sr.seeii~nss@ cried Hold. "
have lt' Yea VIII take euuf uni-
form N anA pat - salne rlaat 0ili
make yea sacred to every ffeueh
soldier"
Il l. not ths rrensh I fear 20
much a. ths Poles
-fiai my unifofm VII hs'a aafs-
saaFd against sitkeF
49, 49,. ..sl' - - - :
-RluE foue Hat are fu0 - Hfsf
I sul seer yoafa
And perhaps fsil a virt!sn 20 your
generosity =
It - NJ aasy 10 ass ths fisk I
answered. but I hasr no fears
wiH ascend in fonf wntfnfut A
hundred swords VITA be turned upon
me Heidi ! wiis shout. I am the
nFtaA1irf Gerard Thsh fhrY All
ee~ aay sase They miii kauw a~,
And I will ten thstn shasst yus
untss the ssisii of shrse eiatbss yea
esil b sacred
lis nnx~fa srpfnhies with eager
ness a. Ne torp ar hla tunlc its
bssnss and bfssshs@ we're much itks
my nMn - there aas ~ resi- Ga
change them hut / gave hsm slsy
tsttssar unrkst. nay aatuaan. faY nhaka.
sny ssafA esit and M sahsf tasshs.
white ! toak In ahanEs has htah
shs~pehin can eith. shr ruid cileF-
fon. hls far.tfifnrgea coat and hla
crooked ssstsfd He u veil under
stoost that IN ehHnntrx ne tuniEs
fid not fufNat 90 ahanAs my thfige'
precious letter also from nsT old uns
20 ny res.
WIN ypsir i~age.~ said ! I shall
noa bind Fssu 90 4 barrel
lie MADE q gFest fuss over this
bat I have learned in my suidisfins
never 81 threw away chances. and
how esuld ! tell that NJ might net
a hen ms haeh was turned. $50 hnN
the matter really sfaod and br~sb -
apssu my pianaf So vas traHiuH
against = barrel 81 me tire. -
van six times round ii with rope
and then ti@d u Ssh hie knot be.
hind n ~ wished 70 come upsfaifi
~ wosiid - least have 70 carry 9
/ thn0ws M tfFez % good French vim
I fnf : knaneark fhen shut fhs
door 81 the back cellar behind me
/ 20 that h. might not bear ahat "a,
EninK forward. and. tossing the can.
| de asay ! aacsfA4d the Stitches
stair
There were ouiy about aa steps
and yet while I came up them
s~~uai "a have time 80 think %
Everything that l had ever hoped &
10. u was the same feeling thaf
had At Eyiau when I lay wifh nj
broken leg and saw the horse ar
ltuiefY Eaiioping down upon ms. q
-of4fae knew that N ! yer. takri
should b. shot instantly a. hginl
disguised within the suamys lines
Stia. u VAS q Eiofiens 1sath--in IN
direct service - the emperor and
reflected that there could not be les
thar nve lines and perhaps seven
in the M0uiteur about me. Pplass
had eight lines. and ] am sure thu
be had not 80 nne a career.
~ii@u uzd~ my cay out into IN
hall. with aii the nonchaianre IN ffr'
fays aud Tsiabn@f that ! ssssiii -
zuf11s. the NefY FIRST thing that ] Eas
was Ronvst'a dead body with hi
legs drawn up aud broken swarI
IN his hand. ] could sec BY The hiacl
snnadFe that he had her shot n
close quarters I should have wiah
"a to salute NJ I went By. Tor d,
was a Kaiisat man. hat ! feared les
I should be seen. and - I passed on
The front ~ the hall waA fun o
prusaisn Infantry, who we're knock
ing loophoies IN the wall AZ though
they expected that there might b.
vet another attack Their oficer I
little man. vas running about Eiv.
inE aIFrrf1nHH. GaFF we're All 10
busy 10 take much notice Of mo. hu
anofhar ofseer. who was standing bl
the door with n long pipe IN hts
mouth. STROBE across and eiappcd ms
on the shoulder. pointing 10 the dead
bodies OF our poor hussars and gay