The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-24
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Wa Romance of She,fdsa's 8ds
By Henry Tyrrell
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of my own horses to the 0ovssnmsat-
or I'll buy him outright. at any prices
and bring him back to you. Anyth1ng
that 10 mine. dearest Gertrude. you
know'-
''Oh. thank YOU. my dear Ksrshivaai
could almost
Almost Mess that--that you doa't
hate met" he cried joyousiy. graspAg
her hand. "Oh, Gertrude! I thought
saw something In your eyes that took
the bitterness out OF your hasty words.
Have been wronxf Ever since We
were separated In chsrieston--durins
all this terrible war-in the DEATH
campo. In the trenches, on the battle
neid-f have dreamed Of . meeting NIKE
this! You are siientf'
"Ksrchival." she began. with pathetic
haif-yieidins. Obs this your whole
regiment coming up?"
It's the siEnaimen. Don't so-r COM
mand you!"
II must 70 now. hut I'll be back II
you insist-I am your prisoner. Only
don't read that letter. for the world"
Before the signalmen reached the
house Corporal Dunn came hurry1ng
ahead Of them 70 announce that his
prisoner. Capt. Thornton. had escaped.
Tie had . knife hidden In his boot.
cir. and he slashed two of the guard
and got away while my back was
Sor .,v that RAM, Ia"
1Teii Major Williams 70 place the 70.
mainder Of thst guard under arrest.
90 after the prisoner. and try to re-
capture him before Il 10 quite dark
he oan't have gone far. 3d." he unused,
.s ns ooroorsi ven1sh.d again,
'.rhorntOn has jumped his guard. and
he b armed. He caaculs<es to got me.
AMI IN. ~"
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~. sn.mv's ions.avsited comn,Jn,ce-
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OF the eate-to'iowe Wy
HAN! VINO soes
ocn' - murthsn o
the voice OF s1seeh. neIs
"Pass on. called tne ssnuns.
he didnt s.o ens counts's1S.,
SAID kercniVai. hvss % "s"s WIN
Lieut. Bedios."
Here's the pAperss penseo neS.sss
running up. covereo Win euss anu wa
one arm umc
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ne oroucht ana nurIeo up Inv sssvs-
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sn;na 90, aeon srourh ochi Ne Am
a. hu,tsS sure forgot the ssntry
entirely but he didn't forget me-"
"Tweive-twenty-tv o-eieyen!" Sls.
mailman on the knoll called, reading
the torch virvaseinr on the distant
mountain top.
"Coi. West" said the General. we
must get Lieut. Bedloe IN exchange ct
any sacrifice n ne Ia stiii alive. Let's
see-why. there II Col. Robert Filing
ham, our prisoner-we might offer him
in exchange n he would co."
Surely Bob will 20 In a minute
] know ne will I Will md him ana
ride TO the front with him myself.
General"
AT once then, Can you follow the
despatch. Can't. LOCKWOOD"
"perfectly Notwithstanding ID
h,rs In the book"
"Eieyen-.t nty.two--one-tweiye !"
shouted the slgnalman.