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"Oh, shut it, Beau,", I said rough- a swift dawn -rush with cold steel.'
1y: "Your number's not up yet, Dont 1 lay down and fell asleep, to be
talk rot." awakened by the bugle and Lejaun'e's
"I'm only asking you to do some-
thing if I'm pipped," said Mi •hael.
"And, of course, I'll' do it if I'm
alive," I replied, . . . "But suppose
we're both killed?"
"Well -the things are addressed
and stamped,' and it's usual to forward
Mich letters'and packets fund on
dead soldiers, as you know. Depends
on what happens.. . If we die and
Lejaune survives, I doubt their being
dispatched. Or rather, I don't doubt
at all. . Or if the Arabs get in,
there's not much chance of anything
surviving. . •. . But if we're both And led by his powerful bellow, we
killed and the relief gets in ''Here be- ! sang at , the' tops of our voices.
fore the Arabs, the officer in charge'! Through the Legion's'extensive rep-
ertoire he took us, and between songs
the bugler blew every call that he
knew.
"Now laugh, you merry, happy,
jolly, care -free, humorous swim
Laugh. . . . You, Vogue, lip there
—roar with laughter, or I'll make
you roar with pain, by God.
Out with it. Now. . . ."
A wretched laugh, like that of a
hungry hyena, cavae down from the
look -out platform. It was so mirth-
less a miserable cackle, and so ludi-
crous, thi?it we'laughed genuinely.
"Again, you grinning dog," roared
Lejaune. "Laugh till your sides ache,
you gibberingkjackal. Laugh till the
tears run down your horrible face,
you shivering she -ass.. Laugh! . .
Now. ."
Again the hideous quavering traves-
ty of a laugh rang out, and the men
below roared heartily at the ridicu-
lous noise.
"Now then, you twittering, snig-
gering soupe-snatchers, laugh in
turn," shouted, Lejaune. "From the
right—you start, Gotto."
Gotto put up a pretty good roar.
"Now, beat that, next. Out with it
or, by God, I'll give you something
to laugh at," Lejaune continued. And.
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Dr. "Chishohn's old stand.
shout of "Stand to!"
There was no sign of dawn and
none of the Arabs. From the centre
of . the roof, Lejaune , addressed the
diminished garrison of'Fort Zinder
neuf. r
"Now, my merry birds,"said he,
"you're going to sing, and sing like
the happy joyous larks you are. We'll
let our Arab friends know, that we're
not only awake, but also' merry and
bright. Now •then—the ' Marching
Song of the Legion first. All togeth-
er, you warbling water -rats -•Now.".
would do the usual thing.... Any-
how,. we can only hope for the best.
.. • Anything, l can do for you if it's
the other way round, John?" he added,
"Well, love to Dig, you know, and
there's a letter for Isobel, and,you
might write to her if ever you get
back to civilization and say we bab-
bled of her, and sang, 'Just before the
battle, Mother,''and• `Bring a flower
from Maggi�e's grave,' and all that."
Michael grinned. "I'll say the right
things about you to Isobel, old son,'"
he said,. "and if otherwise, you'll see
that Aunt gets my letter, eh? Be sure
I'm dead though. . I mean if I
were captured alive by.Arabs,. or any-
thing humorous like that, I don't
want her to get it while I'm alive....
Of course, all five of the letters are
important, but I do want Aunt to
get hers...:'
And then St. Andre ordered our lit-
tle party up to the roof, and brought'
down the other one.
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The Arabs had ceased their desul-
tory firing, and might have been a
sight
ht
hundred miles away.:Only the
of a little smoke from their camp-
fires and the occasional scent of the
and wood betray-
ed
camel -dung a
their presence, for none were in
sight, and they made no sound. No so round that circle of doomed men,
one doubted, however, that a very among the dead men, ran the crazy
complete chain of watchful sentries laughter, the doomed howling noisily,
ringed us round, and made it utter- the dead smiling secretly out to the
ly impossible for anyone to leave the illuminated silent desert.
fort, and bring help to'his besieged "Now all together with me," roar -
comrades. ed Lejaune, and great guffaws rang
The fact that Lejaune sent no one out, desecrating the silence and the
to make the attempt seemed to con- beauty of the moonlit scene. It was
firm the story that Dupre had told the maddest, most incredible business
Cordier as they bandaged the wound- —that horrible laughter among the
ed, and to show that Lejaune believ- dead, from men about to die. Cer-
ed the the goums had got away. tainly the Arabs must have thought
It would be a wellnigh hopeless us mad' and certainly they' were not
enterprise,.' but there was just a chance
in a thousand that a daring and skil-
ful scout might be able to crawl to
where their camels were, and get
away on one. Nor. was Lejaune the
man to take any count: of the fact
that it was almost certain torture and
death fax the man who attempted it.
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Thursday, Septernbe;r zit, entt7
.uallyup and down, firing from behind
the dead. When the Arab fire again
slackened and then ceased, toward
midday, and our bugle blew the
"Cease fire," I hardly dared to turx'x
round, With a sigh of relief; I saw
Michael among the few who rose
from their embrasures at the order
"Stand easy."
It was a terriby tiny band. Of all
.those who had sprung from their beds
with cries of joy, at the shout of "Aux
arrpes!" yesterday morning, ony Le-
jaune, St. Andre, Michael, Colonna,
Marigny, Moscowski, Gotto, Vaerren
and I were still alive, The end was
inevitable,' unless relief came from
Tokotu before the Arabs assaulted
*the place. All they had.. to do now
was to run in and climb. Ten men
cannot hold back a thousand. If we.
survived to see the -arrival of a reliev-
ing force, it would be the dead who
saved us, these dead v,(ho, gave the
impression of a numerous, fearless,
ever -watchful garrison, who would,
cause an attack across opeh ground
to wither beneath the blast of their
rifles like grass beneath a flame.
"Half the Hien below, for soupe and
coffee and half a litre of wine, Cor-
poral St. Andre," ordered Lejaune:
"Back as soon as you can—or if the
`Assembly' is blown .. . ." and
Andre took ,each alternate than. Soon
coffee and soupe were ready, although
the cook was dead, and wesat at
table as though in a dream, surround-
ed by the tidy beds of dead men.
"Last lap!" said Michael, as I gave
him a cigarette. "Last cigarette! Last
bowl of :soupe! Last mug of coffee!
Last swig of wine! Well, well!
as good an end as any—if a bit early.
. Look out for the letter, Johnny.".
and he patted the front of his sash,
"Oh, come off it,"_...I growled. "Last
nothing: The relief is half -way here
by now."
"Hope so," replied 'Michael. "But I
don't greatly care, old son. So long
as you see about the letter for ire."
"Why I, rather than you, Beau?"
I.asked. "Just as likely that you do
my posting for inc."
"Don't know, Johnny. Just feel it
in my bones," he replied. "I feel I'm
in for it and you're not, and thank
chap,"
,
the
Lord for the latter ,old
and he gave my arias a little squeeze
above the elbow. (His little grip of
been one
m and squeeze, •had b
my ar q
of my greatest rewards and pleasures,
all my life).
As we returned to the roof at the
end of our meal, Michael held out his
hand to me. "Well, good-bye, dear
old Johnny," he said. "I wish to God
I hadn't dragged you into this—but I
think you'll come out all right. Give
my love to Dig." I wrung his hand.
"Good-bye, Beau," I replied. "Or
rather, au 'voir.... Of course, you
didn't `drag' me into this. I had as
much right to assume the blame for
the theft of the 'Blue Water' as you
far , wrong. Anyhow they knew we and Dig.. .. And it's been a great
were awake and must have gathered lark. . .
that we were cheerful and defiant. For He patted my shoulder as we clat-
Lejaune was justified of his madness, tered up the stairs. Lejaune assigned;
and no dawn attack came. orie side of the roof to Michael aandd
Whether the Touaregs regarded us the opposite one to me. Vogue
as "The afflicted of Allah,". and fear- Vaerren respectively were sent to the
ed to rush the place, or whether they other two. Our orders were to I decide that, on the one hand, pat -
realised that there could be no ele- red the wall and shoot from behind
felt pretty sure the goums had got' ment of surprise in the'attack, I do a dead man, if we saw an Arab. St.
away to Tokotu directly the Arabs not know, but it was never made. Andre took Colonna, Marigny, Mos -
appeared, and that, on the other hand, And when the sun rose and
the two or three men whom he could lined the sandhills and opened their himself went up to the look -out plat -
the men whom he heavy fire upon the fort, every embra form with his field -glasses and swept
plat -
trust werejust
could not spare. sure was occupied by an apparently the horizon in the direction of. Toko-
Unless St. Andre, Michael and I unkillable man, and every Arab who tu. Apparently ; he saw no sign of
were with' hien, his fate would be the exposed himself paid the penalty. help. Nothing moved on the sandhills
But not all those who lined the on my sale of the fort, and I watched
t
himself picje'd, up the bugle and
sounded the "Cease fire." I saw.fhat
Vogue, Moscowsk'i and Marigny were
dead and propped up in their places.
St. Andre was dabbling his face with
a Fag, where a bullet had torn his
cheek and ear. Colonna, Gotto and I
were sent below to get food, an,i we
spoke not a single word; When wt 1
returned, Michael, Vaerren and
Andre' went down in their turn,
Lejaune walked up and down the
roof, humming "C'est la rein Pom-
are," to all appearance cool and un-
concerned. Not an Arab was to be
seen, and not a shot was fired. I'
wondered whether they withdrew for.
meals or for prayers --or whether
they fired sn many rounds per man
from their trenches on the sand -hills,
and then awaited their reliefs from
the oasis. -Certainly it was a leisurely
little war -on their side; and no doubt.
they were well advised to conduct it
The new Blucher
Oxfords are making
a "big hit"
W. J. GREER
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them I • heard him merrily blowing
the "Cease fire," and bawling fierce
orders to'imaginary defenders of the
fort,
I stumbled `to the cook -house.
"Keep thein, off till dark and we're
saved," did he say? I hadn't the
faintest desire to be:saved. 'W 'Why
should I be saved! when Michael lay
so. They must; have lost terribly in there so still? As I struck a match
their first attack, and they had, learnt to light the oil -stove, '1 thought' ,I
wisdom. heard a' shot, Rushing batik upstairs
Lejaune was posing a
A shot rang out. "Stand to!"shout-1 I saw that J
ed Lejaune, and" . blew the "Assert-; corpse in an embrasure. One body
bly" two or `three times, as though !still lay'where it had fallen. It was
y
calling up reserves from below to' the Michael's.
d v'vell-manned walls. That fort I must have been mistaken as to
already
and its - garrison must have been a I hearing the sound, of a shot. At any
sore :puzzle to the gentle Touaregs 'rate all was silent now, and Lejatine,
The" .firing. recommenced and grew his back to me, was fitting the dead
r and an ominous change took , man's rifle to his shoulder and clasp -
place
hotter,
in the Arab tactics. While. a ing the dead left hand around the
heavy fire was maintained from the barrel.
(Continued next week)
crests of the sand, -hills,: men crawled,
forward en tirailleur and scratched
shallow holes in the sand,' behind
•
stones. . Nearer and nearer they
carie; . `They were going to as-
sault again.
I rushed from embrasure to embra-
sure, d down my side of the
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A large number- from,'this vicinity-
attended
icinity
attended the, Veterans' picnic at Bay-
field' on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harwood,' secretary of the
'.ord.'s Day Alliance, was in the vil-
lage in the interests of,the work of
the society.
Mr. Culp, the new manager of the
Bank of Commerce, has taken over
his duties on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Carr and family, of In
gersol, are visitors at the home of",
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bender and A, B.
Carr. ,
There are So,000 motor cars in:
China ;and last year there were only
loo, accidents, which low rate causes
the Ottawa Journal to despair of the•.
Chinese ever becoming civilized.•
Over eight thousand.farmers 'in
her sus 'nine counties in Ontario have signed
up, thus assuring the grain pool for
this province. The grain pool looks
like a good method of co-operation
which, if it does not enhance values;,
may at any Tate reduce marketing ex -
ter,
sure, a an
f pausingonly just long enough` , The annual Sunday school picnic
roof, of St, Andrews and . Queen Street
to bring my foresight on to an Arab.
Time after time I saw that I hit one United churches will be held on Wedr
of the running or crouching crawling nesday'afternoon in •Mr. Russell Rich-
's grove.
figures drawing ever closer to the mond
wall. Lejaune was like a man pos- Rev. George Telford, pastor of St. penses.
sessed, loading and firing, dashing
from place to place, and rushing from
one side of the fort to the other, to
empty the magazine of his rifle..
Why from one side to the other?
. As I loaded and fired, emptied
un'
Ifo d
and discharged my magazine,
myself asking this question. Glance
ing round, I' saw the reason. There
walls
was no one defending'the two
that ran to left and right of mine.
Lejaune was firing a burst from one,
and then dashing across to the other
—defending two walls at once. Only
one man was defending the wall be-
hind me. Swiftly I looked across. It
was not Michael.... Only Lejaune,
St. Andre and I were on our feet.
This was the end. . .
Michael was gone—but I should
follow him in a minute.;Cramming
another clip of cartridges into my
hot rifle, I looked across again. ` The
opposite .wall was now undefended..
Rushing across the roof from left to
right, Lejaune shouted,:
"13oth walls, damn youl'To and
fro, curse you! Shoot like hell, blast
youl" and I dashed across and emp-
tied niy magazine from that side, a
shot from a different embrasure each
time. Back again I ran and got off
a burst of fire along the opposite
wall. And so Lejaune and I (Lejaune
and, I!) held bort Zinderneuf' for a
while, two against a thousand. And
when 'I was nearly spent, panting like:
a hunted fox, dripping with sweat,
and nearly blind from the ieye-strain
and headache, the Arab fire dwindled
perfect
again and died, and there was
silence—an incredible dreadful silence,
after those' hodrs of deafening racket,
"Go below, you, quick!" shouted
;Lejaune, pointing to the stairs. `Boil
coffee and soupe, and bring them
here. Double back, quick, the mom-
ent ;ti shot is fired, They may be at
us again in a few minutes. If we
keep them off till dark, we're saved.
"Hurry, you swine," he roared, as
I stood staring- at where Michael lay
on his' . face in a pool of 'blood. I
dragged myself to the stairs as Le-
jaune cursed mics As 1 went down
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they again cowski and Gotto below. Lejaune
:mule whether der he rove 1e r
1 1 d the Arabs
off or not, and doubtless he would 'walls of Zinderneuf were beyond the them over the .heads of my dead com-
ratherg g
o down fighting Arabs, than scathe of Arab bullets. Now and then rades. . . How much longer could
be murdered by his own men. I was there would be a cry, an oath, a this last? Would, the Touaregs draw
n duty as sentry, and for gurgling grunt or cough, and a man off from the fort-with-an-inexhaust-
urderi d. o y ,p W • ld the relief come
two hours patrolled my side of.the would stagger back and fall or die ibl�e-garrison Would
roof with my eyes on the moonlit where he crouched, a bullet through in time? If not, would they be in time
desert, where nothingmoved and his brain. And in every case, Le- to avenge us? It would be amusing
whence no sound cause. When rcuv j
li -jaunt:would prop aed pose and ar- if the Arabs, having got into the fort,
range the body, dead or dying, in the. were caught in it by the Senegalese
ed, T had a little chat with St. Andre g
after he had posted xnouiite
i m relief, embrasure whence it had fallen, and and mounted troops from-Tal.otu-
1
"'be the din reroue ,time; to the distant Arab eyes it must have a poetic justice—fol not a man of
Dawn willg seemed that the number of the de- then would escape! , Where didall
the flies come frown. Horrible!
• St. Andre and his party returned' to
on sides the roof, and now two men were post-
L'L• 1 to each wall,; St. Andre and Le-
one, .
shots r , remaining in the centre of the
they'll rush us then," he said, "and
it will want. quick shooting to keep
them .down if they come all together
fenders was undiminished.
As the morning wore on, Lejaune
A. SIDDA and all four at once 'They too a rifle, and, crouching beside
GEORGEmust be a hundred to I, each dead man in turn, fired several ed
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poles, or ride their camels right up
to the walls. . . .
"If they don't count thi cost, 1
don't see' how we can keep then
out," I said.
"Nothing could keep them out," ase
plied St. 'Andre. "But if they fail at
dawn they won't try again until the
next dawn. They'll just pepper tis all.
day and tire us out. , , They think
they have all the time they want."
"Haven't they?" I asked,
"No," replied St. Andre, "Lejaune
is certain that one of the goums got
away. The Arabs couldn't get them
both, he says, as they were at oppo-
site sides of the fort, and half a mile
apart always, at night."
"What about their ammunition?" 1
asked: "`the Touaregs, I mean."
"The more they spend the more de-
ternin,cd they'll be to get ours, arid
the snore likely to put their money on
`,al tonilllouitioroyouln iiiminiiim itso,rwion"W,Yh
roof to support whichever side of the
fort should need it most when the
attack carne, When it did come, it
was a repetition of the siege -tactics
and attrition warfare, a desultory fire
of sharpshooters, and most of it aim-
ed- at' the dead. Up and down his half
of the wall, each of the defenders
hurried, firing from a different embra-
sure teach time, The Arabs must have
been completely deceived, for they
came no nearer, auel fired impartially
et the silent corpse -guarded embras-
ures and at those from which otir
eight rifles cracked.
Glancing round, as I darted from
one embrasure to another, I saw both
Lejaune and'St. Andra' were in the
firing -line now, and that Lejautte had
once wall of the fort to himself. There
Were only seven of us left . Michael.
was among them.
The Arab fire died. down. Lejaune
the illusion that the dead were alive,
as well as to the volume of fine. Lat-
er still, he set orrc man to each wall
to do the same thing, to pass contin-
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South and East in Ontario, also Stations in Quebec, West of St. Andrews and Lachute,
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