Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-11


 oyerkhe brilliant teeth. his easg grace. Ei4 j. icl and telt1nG 2est5rgs they verd of the Teller O. cadet d.gs.
 "Nc nde,ful wounded! Wonderful! WaJ here ever sueh a uomaa?' he erie Destiny has played win Ts. 1t $ lt a eay to ycur -etQeu. lt put, yoatu my place A agaage service, ours yes. destiny is ill it,
 s' she b~eatEya painfully his suagE ion striking d,op.
 are going GE, | and mt guns, on Il he best yet .-Gu H the pursuit.! . NoNl lg can stop ust We shah Lit tLe Gra. Sc fast au@ hard thar t4ey can npvolget their macbinp ia order agaln. Cod cas ycu. Everything that is hue in n(WAl always think finely of you! i Neu tld IaaAy t@o GAed stars Ter me!'l
 @Trtg." She was radiant @4ruls 2o she t. \el ~isuulN
 @Ie yes-a yes a@ 1cal as the
 @lht it helps! Oh. how it helpsH" she t1mured almost iuaudiblg.
 "Git,by! God bless you!' he cried as ht tarted 10 go, adding ever his shouf merrily: "I'lI send you a pie ture st-card from the Grays' capital Of guns parked i'll the palace aqua|
 SA watched him leap the garden wall Es lightly as he had come and @allt away, an impersonation of the gay tagentur0us spirit of war, count ing f tn and wounds and hardship as the tliahts of the gamble. Yes, he wouf follow the Grays, throwing shelt in the Irresponsible joy of toss ing hHfetti in a carnival Pursuit! Wat il7eller's the sentiment of the ;.r.uE Were the Browns not to stop at tE frontier? Were they to change theiisong to, NOW we have ours we shall take some of theirs?' The thole eht was fresh fuel to the live coals thaJaiil remained under the ashes.
 Alhi&ade commander and some of his Istaff-oflicers near by formed a grolb with faces intent around an op- c1aE who was attaching his instru- merfto a tield-wire that had just been reelN over the hedge. Marta moved toW4m them, but paused on hearing an outlh hrst of jubilant exclamations:
 hundred thousand prisoners!"
 Ind five hundred guns."
 We're coming in on their frontier all iong the line!'
 "f's incredible!'
 Hut the word is official--it's right"
 i'toln mouth to mCuth-a hundred tho4sand prisoners, five hundred guns tie news was passed in the garden. EyeB dull with fatigue began flashing as the soldiers broke into a cheer that wasE mot led, a cheer unlike any Marta hadkheard before. It had the high notsso men who were weary, of ter rble eXultation, of spirit stronger than tiredlegs and as yet unsatisfied. Other men expressed a hunger whetted by the taste of one days victory.
 Well so on!"
 We'll make peace in their capital!"
 And with an indemnity that will stagger the world'"
 Nothing is impossible with Lan- stron. How he has worked it out baited them to their own destruction!
 "A frontier of our own choosing!"
 On the next range. We will keep all that stretch of plain there!"
 And the river, too!'
 They shall pay-pay for attacking us!"
 Pay, pay for the drudgery, the sleep less nights, the dead and the wounded for our dead and wounded! No mat ter about theirs! The officers were too intent in their elation to observe a young woman, standing quite still, her lips thin line and deep blaze ill her eyes as she looked this way and that at the field of faces, seeking some dissentient, some partisan of the right She was seeing the truth now; the cold truth, the old truth to which she had been untrue when she took Eel