The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24
.,voo,,s OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

s,meS ddqnS, European representa-
for Americdn manufacturers and
.sdcte Of West Point, Is IN Paris at
nwtbreGk of the great tOdr betloeen
asse and Germany. He engages in
holoon reconnaissance for the
.uch and barely escapes capture, be
.., STept INTO northern France, tohere
il iGrecked in the grounds of the
otsaW Lagunay. He is rescued By
daughter of the Count Ldgundy,
nss gith ,phom he falls IN love.
Gsy1cans adUdnce: Adams defends
sss from insult at the hands OF
Issmdn. colonel of CaVdlry. Adams
NC fbc Hussdrs. under Lo11enberg, an
tisgd, and later assists in an am
!, nj the French. Word reaches him
ann that Aimee is again in the
,Ss of Griesman. With Fleisch
M, a gigantic sergeant OF the En-,
ors Jodygudrd, he inapresses an
omobile and goes to her rescue. IN
srrifc sioord fight he Kills Griesman
tIco others, and proceeds aoith
nee 10 the home of her cousin at
heI
SiliPSCi
or two delicious days I remained at
hel with Aimee. Then early IN the the
car we set out for camp, for OBJ
IS reasons taking q direct road that
not pass the Chateau Lagunay.
paching the outskirts OF the camp we
ii for ascent: Others were already
Ing above us, and looking far to the
Ii We saw the. French balloons. high in
Observing the German 1n 1eo m9yements ,Sa i, ;
red an area some ten miles square)
found that a large part of the army
mOl ID. 1t was evident that events
approaching a crisis.
headquarters sent in my name to
Emperor. Fleischmann pacing up and
h outside in fever Of apprehension,
he dreaded his sovereign's wrath. AS
myself, certain Of my ability to make
In l was finally. ushered into the aE-
presence saluted and related my
b. The Emperor waved his hand as
gh to dismiss me. But | persisted;
documents i had taken from Cries,
S pocket, and told him of Grevoir,,
smans supposed Interpreter, his ex-
Sion changed. He ran over the papers
iedly; letters from prominent
Hch oflicer; brief notes of the German
Inc OF invasion; data concerning the
han forces: and realizing that Cries
was really In league with the enemy
prgave me, though It was with curt curt
nent upon my abrupt departure from
camp, and q caution that l conduct
elf more circumspectly In the future.
q him that ! alone was responslhIe
Fthat / had really abducted the big
Eant against his will. A little smile
red over his face at this. Then he
oa NJ viii re1oin Lowenberg." he said In
ssing me There is work for you
he RI ght wing. We will be In action
orrow or the day after. You and
Until you offend again 1 forgive
both
ben we HAD patiently endured Lowen-
$ scolding Che had been very much
for us. learning GssaG that orders tn. %s,e ~fae
he advance. learned that the enc
was assembled In force between our
aud the Marine River. The f,rst
erman brigade Of armored automo. no.
b. The French had sent out a similar
ede for the same purpIS9se, pIS ana ,orcss ,ney
small vIasse Mag sbarre nne 'T9 he leaee stee
tal crows of the great cars rammed
Ugh speed. crashing into and over one
her and finishing In a tangle OF
kkage. from which but one Gernia.l n na,
to camp. An assault with such a
upon cavalry or infantry would ne
(istihle; but upon an enemy of its own
II meant mutual annihilation; 1t was was
friking example of the unfitness or
machines for general warfare.
dark we were ready for the advance,
ing under cover of night to avoid the
|eeing eyes of the airships.
brief statement OF the military sltta-
seems necessary in order that the
er may understand the nature OF our
frtaking. Az has been stated, the
lch occupied the Marne River from
ons sur-Marne to Bar-le-Duc. BE
IN these towns the south bank OF the
ne rises sharply from the water TO a