New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
\ TRAITOR IN CAMP

\ TRAITOR IN CAMP
 At four o's}o.s that atl,uoo J. Clenu was rul working -jdr by iJ , vith the mon in 'bc mnnol-ho aud all tb- torsm-u sarc Tho OH. "u5 pod on guard. They aor. aU dos rgrcd, at the breathing poluf phN-lcI.- r. and uer'ou-W--tIIa mon 'hrga'cn- icgly sulleu and hostile.
 "Auolhcr baIt-hoUr and Us oone," Glenn -ajd ,ncouragin@E. as they started shogcIin2 away the debris from Inc last explosion but onc that would hc necessary. The re>t fuse lr-h;ad would lae ,hc wat'r |. from tho other side
 Tbc mc9 only mut,cr.d euIlcns Glenn, tired to the Iropp,u. point h.m,llr turncI his back for an a- s.ant. one ot the men Icap-d. L.arins him 10 the ground Tho others rushed in.
 A brief but desperate struggle ousucd. The foreman arriving vItl q revolver but Glenn. rc-ainin3 h,s feet, signed 10 him not 10 fire. Tie instruction Was oyrr as abruptly a, it had begun. The mcu went Lack 10 w9rE--.,Ill sulicn. but with no hope now save that of rniahla. the work
 A half hour mt,r. Glenn threw down his sho,cl and turned 10 the r"5c!llour worhmcn "Gct your pIy al the ofncr,' uo said "Tho boo . keeper will ~ire you double tuao-- then get out. Don't ever show your faces around here dsan,"
 Thcl went, muttcring threaten IGgly, but hc knew that they were whipped 10 a ar9udsul. After th.y Lad gone Glenn hghod the final fuse. Something las5 than min- rte after he agd gained the bark ol the reservoir outside. a great cH- r!osion shook the earth. X momcat more, and th" river, which h1i been prc1zIn@ hard from the oth"t side against tn. thin wall of ro-Ii and dirt. came pounding, tumblin3, rushing through
 Glenn and the tnv.mcn suua2 open the control gates and the VI ter came pouring into the great reservoir, sur2ing and swellins :, beating with mighty hands al the "all Of cement and stone whlcr alone hold it III check.
 Glenn stood for some moments motionless, watching the inspiring spectacle.
 Presently he giYe the necessary instructions 10 the torelunn. th n with sigh of relief went off ia Inc direction O. his office. llc,c he wrote a few hurried lines 70 Morse advliug bm 10 warn the settlers 'ha uatur had been turned into tn" r.. cr,ojr.
 He handed the letter 10 one pt the lorym'u 10 d,lsrcr Uleu ztrodo towarda tlu r4bin
 Auuc Haa sitting near f5c labI" iu tHr IJfn.-roota. h%If-m " through vitH j1a huge pile ot hcndiu@ Nh.n sine heard Glenn >rp on ,n, porch. SIp pm do"p her work md rau quchlg 10 oppi the door.
 "Dout dar. rom- mar uo un,I I've changed and ua.n,d." h. .uI jndIcl'u@ 0s mui-eo>rad clo't. and hands.
 Laueuin~ ahc up;o,d 10 kiss h. ahyv@N "ls IL uutahede" sb, aaL.o eaG.lly.
 He nodded 1nd went 10 'b, bo., room. "W' turned In. water ! ~ mmujo5 1yo. and | despatch " note 10 ,Ior, 10 warn Gurkha, ter and the ranch o~u,is."
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