The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-05
WARPUZzLE SOLVED TOO SOON
M IkII ~ RRl an iRIEI IN
IIGIININ ~ PINI ItuP.
Rs 81, rr"d states Blues kns~ where
rpr R"d Raiders Prom canada are
Ard >p"ll. the whole ProhIcn' for the
>oldlrr>. VINO Aren't Look Ing for Helm

r.,t ,uF iug HucLleherry
tt...t -t'"d IN" nation to-day and
,r 'rn msratituda Of a repuhIic
st.-..- rar q -erpent's tooth Slippins
..- D. hush country over which
-. -l- .II. -si I'arrles for forty yalr-
-- ,.r0ei the United states army
.-,. Oh" Rcd rudsrs from Canada wera
,-,r,su-d m the Sullies and timber aIopr
obi. R,.A River and thereby spoiled as
-.s. yrohlam m modern warfare "a
m. HnS R,rk technician- have evolved
.r -.try dav Huckleberry's youth
Z raining mad not fitted him to under
slant the scornful comments Of the
I'D e-n riddled an absurd mis-
chance
Friendly inhabitants are aS ner-
cs.,rv ~ the good ground under foot
TO- m" working out 81 war puzzles. hu,
m, must exist only IN the cool lmagi.
ua'on II IN" tActiclans Plans are plans,
ard doesn't do tn have excited natives
rHmrng around IN the underbrush and
upruS N commanding generals as TO
IT. y,,~i,lon Of the hated foe Here was
HIrSlsherry. more excited than any
rov NJ -. his eyes popping. his ears
hungry for tn. cracking OF rifles. turning
Ip lust IN time to knock the calculations
Il the army highbrows into a jumble Of
rischancee
N'u $50 Huckleberry had an advan-
as- over the umpires who mad. the
yTob.ems and the troops set Ia work them
ru'. because the old fellow knew every
stick and stone and sand heap % tbs,
rnanTuNre reservation. The tramp of
shod feet and a succession Of unseason.
axle fro-tS have ruined the huckleberry
rIsuhe-s, but Charley wAnders over the
country tnkering for the folk Of the.lit-
u~ Odd towns and amusing them 10y his
warns
The coming of the troops sets hun Agog
h. sleeps ON the reservation then and
advises MaJor-Gen Grant a. to tho con
dIc, IF the man9uvres Now an army
nav - 80 plentifully supplied with maps
RAJ there - a sheet IN the hands Of every
private and yet II may go poking about
.t- q ua' IA the light where native
1'ud dodge thIs;les barefoot ~ tn. |
yiroh da-A
nd hlcklebsrry, prowling on the |
Hog Raok. learned this morning that |
there as to be a battle Ofic-rs Informed /
nm ~ to the general location and away
b. Sent like "A pointer on the scent Tins
~as the tiCkiish situation into which ,
hu'kieD-rry projected hlms-lf The
InPres. IN their theory, had mad. the
hla"k River. the narrow winding stream
which gives power To the paper pulp
Tuis. the boundary between tao hostile
nArlons-;h- tinted States and canada
fsT m. peaceful PURPOSES NJ manpu-
Nrng
4 Red army a full division With cav
airy raiders had been driving sout Inward.
lowing up bridges. cu'tIng telegraph
NIres and mussIng up the countryside
d ne most harrowing style Umpires
az IMAGINATION. but the dry conditions
II The problem stirred visions Of flaming
harms hy night and looted towns toy day
theoretically IN. inhabitants OF thus
at 81 northern New York were grabbing
~ babies and hankrols and fleeing south
ward TO the proteCtion Of the army Of de-
fence. the Blue United states force
Our troops had ambushed near Pm"
Camp Junction with tao troops of cavalry
and machine gun battery a. outposts
hey we're permitted bV tn. conditions
OF the problem TO know only that the
invading force ~as somew here near DE
Ferret. five miles away. but the last thing
u. the world the umprres wanted them
Red advance. They we're expected 10
get tina, Information for themselves by
the use Of scouts and intelli gent work
On the art Of the commanding General
Eventually the two armies " ould find
each other and work into contact with
eli the pretty little tricks that tActicians
love
Friendly Inhabitants were provided
for 10y the umplrss. hut the inhabitants
u sr" thinner than AIR wholly supposI-
t'Ious and never intended for MATERIAL
IA,ion.
We'll the advance 81 the Red army. |
rWo troops Of cavalry from Squadron 4 !
- New NorE under Capt = Town I
lend got wind ~ " p VI - the presence !
-ui1"w here IN the neighborhood Of the ?
/. 20 adv anc- Raiders and harn burners 4
aad fridge destrov-r- were called IN and =
- cavalry took up strong defensive
-tIOn near the river To cover The r,.- {
-a' u the wagon tram loaded with the a
t,ul- 81 the country III. outpos'-
~ oaptured two spies who .aii that
-v weTe alone IN the tIckllsh business I
% ,pilectinR information. 80 the Rcd
&. that It was fairly safe from attack v
..r'I u had the wagon tram veil on the -
NV uorthWard. =
Major q y BridgfnAn. commanding o
'H troops A. the advance OF the United a
army. advanced AT y VI toward u
.-I" the enemy was supposed. but j
'.g supposed. to lie Bridgman ad- X
sH"s vas four miles ahead Of tn. BLU. CT
-ion for which he was acting as point. q
I. D." Kept constantly IN communication ~
the Major General commanding III
r-ld wireless m
- arhme . Of the First Company.
90 YORK signal Corps. :rieI out a,
apparatus for practIcsbiiity. Whe III
sma" had a1vAr cei % other mite ~
.. Ia. g.rous country the sorgea.t "
q" sh' nsI 81 the Signal Corps stoppe I III
o. '.~ mute truck. pilet out ann set up the nc
= Aratus IL consisted OF q tower slender vi
- muo" aud JoinisI together 10 - a.
r yta 81 hity feet In seven foot sections 10
-, r'rrt"he the guy wires Of H. cop a
An a s"rNsi al the same tim" a. -
." % cont "1t.i up with the s.ading az
zoe ming apparatus carried on the co
o.. 'Vo chests and Gale 4 Tor th. ~
Bio 6"I"ral's headquarters hack IN 70