The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-20

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sio1ajly he vo1d In o4t a erunt, ana
make some romark coufdn.t hear on
account Of the noise but I guessed
what il was Am rghf. Fritz was get
ung fresh again ON that road.
"Cassell had been sending in the tap
code 10 me. bu. was fed up and
didn't bother with it. Then he sent
O. s.. and 7 was an attention, for this
was a call used between us which
meant That something important was
on. was all car3 in am instant, Then
Glssell turned ieose.
You blankety bank dud, | have
been trying TO raise you for fifteen
minutes. What's the matter are You
asleepF tJust as II anyone could
have slept in that Internal racketD
Never mind framing nasty answer.
JUST Ilsten.'
Are you game for putting some
ming over on the Boches and old Pep
per all IN onep
= answered that ! was game enough
when it came to putting 1t over the
Boches but confessed that | had
weakening Of the spine, even at the
mention Of Old Peppers name,
"He came back with. IT'S so absurd.
~ easy and simple that there is no
chance Of the Old heather rumbling it.
Anyway, If we're caught, III take the
blame.
"Under these condition | told him 10
spit out his scheme. If was so daring
and simple TINT If fool, nv breath
away. This is wbot hc nronoscd
olf tho Ronhoe ebonnl peo tbot road
again. to sond nv tho fan ev.fo,n tbo
target and ranoo hod nravloreIv
told him ahont our contain +oll,iro ont
loud as If ha woro sondino 4hrorob
orders VOL if tbis bonnonod uos
TO send tbe done to cossou and bo
would transmit II to tbc botto,v co,n-
mandcr rs ofaciollv coning tbrongh (
Tho observation nos4 Thon +ho hnt
terv wonld oman nm Afterwordv d,Ir-
ING tbo Investigation Cosso1 would
swear he received II direct Tbov
vould have to roliovo him hoco,so T.
was inposslblo from bie most in tbc
battorv dncout "a l,nou that tha road
was being used at thot timo nv tbo
Germans Ana aIso n wos imnossihlo
for him fo aivo tho targnt ronro and
degrees You know - hottorv cbort ia
nor possod oronnd among thn nnn lir.o
a newspaper from Burhfv From him
tbc investigation would 90 70 tha nh
scrvation post and tho obseryinr oti.
Ger could trntbfullv swoo, tbol bod
not sent the message bv 'nhone nnd
tbat no orders 70 ere nod hoon iss,nd
by him. The investigators wouId then
be IN in The air we wouId he safe +hn
Bochcs would receive a GOOD basbinr
and ve would get opr own hac,, an old
Pepper. Ii was too GOOD to he trno
L glccfuIly fell in with the scheme
and told Cassoll was his meat
"Then | waited wish bcotlnc heart
and watched the captain like a hawk.
'Ife was beginning to fdaef ocaln
and was drumming on The sandbags
with his feet. At last, turning to me-
he said.
Wilson this army Is blankaty
blank washout What's the use of ho,-
ing artillery If is not allowed to fire?
Tic government Mt home ought In hn
hanged with some of thoir red tame
It's through them that we have No
shells
u answered, yes. Sir and started
sending this opinion over the wire 10
rassdl, but the captain interrupted
ne With
"'Keep those informal fingers stl.
What's the matter. getting the neryesq
When I'm talking TO Won. nov atten-
.ion.
my heart sank. Supposinr no had