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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1926-10-28, Page 6• ' WM*alai iiniaseas, slut, oat It e BEAU GES' d PERCIVAL CHRISTOPHER glfheishaird—orsoloplogiesed to as saShe ea WS solood ma at sato. I is lire arms WREN T� Groot/vat Mystery Story Soar Wr7tNrt Y tee sq► sarcine "ram read ptnr- Titr Grootttgt Mystery .tory Sim "r%t lS xy sea and ile4a. Yea ds art resat is beer say timer - kw sad therm was as seed e for As Mor to point wit ` t4 sad alMwrrd3tla ti Finer READ THIa highly pleased with tare some et his rices, Tire' le�M. is tine eh* Wile* Major Henri de BsauJolais. hearing neat and clever little mop, contuse? . 'that the company holding the !unci} ..,w "dory. It all esteem Wok to the �>a facts tett at Zindernsuf is attached. e�,1. tai4re W.U. Bey Georg., Afore see fie, diet there meet M a soldier of the els ern to the rmseue. Arriving with tkis new asteassdaasatt, tide az- gartisen ern«+ that be Mosta Wilts his silo sad left his ire Jr*e pot the t:ammasdant le found, etabbsd un r»expheabie murder andrflag of as trim aewd awaiting prides end reward; plicabJe disappprra�rEselt: that my trsnipeter had vanished- that faltrt. I th s awith u Frcr , bay And then, 'mist is tri the femme' the dead sous-odleisr had bean in pos. toast. In his hand is clutched a tti g nslght ore' resp�ctfully enpairr, aeon srsselen of s"eonfeeeioet. real ale Alread t lythe "S Geste, r,' 'a v d. , Mas theft of the "]lilac Water.' 'a vel, f'ornnlandant, asked the Sergeant- � the effect that Michael Gass virile iwpphire. owned by Lady Bran. M, °r• stolen hilt aunt's famous sappiura4 deet. matt of "Beau" or Michael f,estr. st area a f of a eon ofe a thief—Ova lit lee! There • 'lacy fit wu—anddm thwiry. i bat bia. 1IOMi' GO ON WITH THE STORY i �Vi"hath was the thief"' sxi,i he. rig atrout the sous•op doe's murder, the Acrd as the train rumbled on 'Oh ask nes some questions a GaaTertecr's disappearance, . or Michael R where the trumpeter Is, find whose is, there. A1151131111: �e1/� this bayonet, and who disposed thus t No--yau do oat want to ;scar these COLD deed men :,t defenders, end who fired perfectly futile theories --those ex- Tim= TO B ITIS 1B'm�wever slight * eold you. haveGood Lord: ejaculated Lawrence, WIN alass1d *ever *ogled it. le all and a quiet, sensible, reasonable die- `turning to the speaker. •..L iility, it yen do sot treat it la evasion of the facts, before,. we- bury; "Yes, At four speaker. I ordered the seam, it will develop date broacbitis,. these brave fellows, detail an eseew' Sergeant«Magor to fall the men in, w oomu s or `same other senors ode of our men as garrison, end re- Ind t would toil oft' the. new garrison _ ;Demser or last trouble. turn to Tokotu. 1 shall leave you in, for Zinderneuf. ;ilea. ¥arlett flee, R.B. No. 1, command here until we get'orders , Ina melt pnusual manner the Ser. Iiiiaecee, Oat., writes: ---"I caught a and reliefs.' t ssmrrrer cold Hast Wattled oe my jeep The 1Sergeant.Major looked distinct• !trent-Major hung tire, en to alaeak. g smartly afar sheat . owe hs iscirrasd tlo find non prep. .come fend beec nsmmannen to the s his din sr. metaled of sheeting, in rice tanbrxsun1 dead lurid r tluraagh the sweltering eoastlands to. oaf imbecile said I 'Ask Y Gam' on#essioh and )sow it art loud Lagar. Maier de Beaujolais !two shots. and whether I am mad or Planation* HIS explained nothing. dreaming,' 1 answered --and then put- But it may interest you to hear that 1 was faced that evening, on top of the i led myself together. 'Now coxae with rest of my little pleasures, with a me, I bade him. We will melte one near dry matin ." more search below, and then do salter � „ SOW tinted into bronchitis. I tried ly dubious at this. 'Here --for hie duty. f atepp:n teemed to fait. I then got a bottle of We made our tour below, and, as ,Well?' said I eharnlir4 y before, nothing unusual met the eye, Can�endn�'thtaltarouble, min Dr. 111110041'11 t and there was no sign of the trump - swear different remedies, but they x11 s' e! he said softie, •ter. 'alive or dead We had seen him `M"n DDieu, there is! 1 ananped, _ 'wa climb on to khat parapet and appar- g°1144* h>t ` 'end 1 am"+n make it,i# I ve pine molly no living eye 'had beheld him aa" tae ,efts •eba dv soya othate*or+ again. •�"••* r Re'll; ...ve +hat the then fret; , • ��11'1a1 I was past wander, I accepted ,Name of the Name of Tera Thous - things. ".d Thunderinst Tin Devils: I shout; soh atter the fleet few dosed 1 found Very well, this was a place where ,,1. . . ty"„ ap.' that he say that wwtkrtel relief, ando 1 r , before 1 had- Commendanta tardy murdered by ,non- *h�v ewe that she Kiva,' >' rriocked, mot the whole bottle a was completely existent people; soldiers vanish like a ; , t ti d reseed P r e en i r n bib la 1 ns . b r sreriaved of as trouble." d d yr iia. white' of samake; and English letters Ade. $5w. s bottle; Iorge farrier concerning one's friend* are. Pound in At him. '1'1l he on 'oracle nntsido elm lac. Per i sic it all .drusG lata the hinds of dead Frenchman. 'Very thole states ?n ten eecnttrda, end if von nod Mona, put up may by The T. good. Beit so.' 1%e would 'carry or:' and your iribb"tinc'' nh,tte*h�xhzare Illiffears Ce., Limited, Tomato, oat, as you say, and do our ddutty. Internal and External Pains ore promptly raliiv.d by T IC 0M L o ,�s ECC I� D7HM THAT' IT HAs stat solo roe NtARLY FIFTY V EAiI$ /�r�, ae. TO -DAY A antATEn sesLER THAel EYIEtI i 01 1 A TEBTIaUONIAL THAT ;MAKS I.3 ITI irsuttrat%tial.QURATi t GUA4t W. 2108011 The Santa re maintains a . ;;umbra, in charge of its reprs ietl lure atDetroit, Hieb,. This vis : hr,iN.+11.cia A trip #e t tt Sea *nd g1 sod r,ii wsui t's` t tart trips. Colla ODs'tins art** on will nowt. You wilt fad ills wile* r, ► lits , sat a *kw , tow sued moaeruiver. Tou *re lavltid tQ twilit imply. PM in and IMII coupon below sand art will do that erred:. alipm.wIM� 4 .. i b.•wimOss•tre,r >yt)rtf�tat 'tlle+ell rm rowni.tt whom et* w NITwrleL.ne 100,.... T.nr wit M ----ammo.l. aalretr. 7a.M.�ett,�ty.hh **Mr clew .'r.,......,.- west;.. aho esseriestre 9 ss tel a mere, +llar.wt sawaotsontomi rwrrdRNaMrertrtr e-elege at War or else aha Arabs served us as the Boers did you, a;. first. I certainly had not., been unduly, .hared; or oppressive during the time I had been with this particular lot; but. on the, ether hand, I certainly had no personal influence with them. 1 did' not know them, nor they me, and all ► our lives seemed likely to be forfeit in consequence.. .- _ However, I talked to the men whom Dufour brought, and did. my befit un- der the heavy handles') of not so much as knowing their names. Pin. any, I dismissed them with the words: "Por your lives, influence your friends wisely and well, and get arta, ..4. _ their heads that at moon -rise we will Qua e have obedience with honor and safety. wwnveS nr disobedience with dishonor, miseryr wt and death. For at moon -rise. the n tai : e a certain �.; Action • is .always action, mon do h15 duty.' I would noint rut to them that in the Henri, said ,1 to myself, 'and it • will taut I. kale* better George. That ever+ nf, minim . +ropy +h.ni.ntr^a be a change from these thrice-accurs. was precisely what they wouldn't do; would. either be'loyal and ate et the ed theories and attempts to explain and I felt that this was my .last par- le ed. of tin •nrltineern• n' been-ee the inexplicable and. reconcile the fide. That accursed fort was stili ex- deserter' and die at the hands of the reconcilable.” erting its horrible influence. These Arahv. T would +ben senna tient Bork Bahl I would teach my little dogs f o hese r r a tit t . nd ld _ keilared e t issue � ,their' fellows -and abide, the to, show their teeth, and I rode, one would kill them if they did not.. For mule, over to the fort. Mart I badeIt was while I awaited their arrive Dufour +earl $ebaudy select an esctru- let dire but handle totem wrongly now, al that 'l haled our'. army more re - ode of the wast men, ill nemesis and they would shoot me and the non- aembaed yours in one particular—the auicte of that Can'nany, Thevcshouid. commissioned tto,officers and march off relationship between officers and garrison either:Zindern�ri# fort, orthose into the desert to certain death, as .meat fur fellow$ got too utuch iton- elee the grave that hail been .dug for widen.they They dwwould the ha riedstaaird- , commissioned oRicer and too little of - allow brave 'ttillen who lied not been : hranted and herded .along by the Ary We do not play 'gams with them,tgget allowed to tall; . abs, . and daily reduced in numbers Dufour called d likmen e oe attention. .nntit a'udden rush *wart over them themo nas w Mello hntern bailt ee, the in and tie ^ rabid Tike graven imarkes, and nothitrg remained for the sur• wa . that your'officers do. Too often while the selected monde or the right, vy Mutiore nous dogehorrthtortures., ort 3 ht be, and it is a case with us of hated non- - neral .orations of that bray sterid to fools then were --dint they firs would be IAreyy snd thisiso g'tenr thecerrssgi nartiTehe whom we were About to give a mili. the re Lathe b311ty,tor. their sufferings non-coms. are all-powerful and tyr tart funeral wits, all the [est lienors , and deaths be ;nine if I mishandled non -cal; the officers are utterly lin- that F'ranre could render to the woe- _the tituation. I: -thought of other interested in the men as ;nervy an, thy 'defender* of her honor ' mdeher- de ext w>is izi xn in Lethal... dilemma And'da not even know their names. flat. George. If I ordered the t'ornrany And I was not one of their own d- ing:— Ntaorl in my eve+; and my to fire upon the soma& they would re- And of the Legion. I was a Sita - voice broke as I concluded by quer•base and would thereby become mut- officer, superintending the organizing int;'" e, inters themselves. They would then of mule -cavalry nut of infantry, or ` e Is . s de la Legion-, i feel that they Might Me Well be hung rather, making • ordinary infantry ire De la'Legion Etrangere, for a shfep al alamb, and, having to mounted infantry, that the Legion N'syant pat de nation, shot me, take their chance of Mann?i>Yht hope to compete with the'Tour- en France elrt votre mere.' and freedom. `aregs in to ley e e wanted mount. 'Then, when the selected new gs►rri- ; If, cn firer' other hand I condoned edrlfiemen down there just as you did son got the order, e,'ar files de.r`itr fight' in the Boer , En avant. Marche,' that they. might I march into the fort and begin tneia new duties by bringing the dead out l for burial they' did -something quite otherwise. . . 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', oas1 for oar Air deo,.', "Part rt saw ' 1104111 14Alri. vinYl't.ano 1.M7'lrNert c,a. t.u,Qitcla MOM aMFrmuo ISI 1, mmoor immommil,o,rummosPIPIN tib ! sassed WAYeke *WS motiated. the baeartiadwe ti s wadi Make it -clear true M aye seders weak; Raft *ad trodden. ter Wafeerhot mad iasrrites for many, s ' assent usrtaia for a11. Then I dam ' tares on as yea War. Was I riork George t" "I think you were gaits right. J. ?y," agreed Lawasome "As 1 waa d,A:idiasr thee, of in t Wow of s few aeeaad s, with m etre open are and 'a terrible tens; drawing every face," continued de Beau•inisia, "the Sergeant-Major ap pro!ehed end saluted. T eyed hi eniely. With bis bstck to the num, k whietaered: 'They wnn't do it Iron Commend. ant. ham God's sake da not give t order. They are rotten with cafar and over -fatigue. That Rastignac is their hero and leader. They will shoot you and desert en mesas. . , A nielit''rest will work wonders, '. Beside,t. Lieutenant St. Andre and the Senegalese will be here by midnight. It is full moon tonight: ghis‘ Bookaluable FREE to e111sy 32adpeva pecked fun of, d seed fah• prsP fors Wooing :moo, recede*. how so roast, giving time and method, how is cove Wad fult description of the new SMP Covered Roesler, Teta book le profuse whit i beide does sad bower. There's a copy PUB foe you i siaspiy writ' your tle.eesc bawascb of Jae tatraee, are id t. he **err on ra m d thatall 1* ' .art t(+ii' � k 'i ,d tdikw Chet there was nothing tb be afraid of; and then report to their fellows at was well. . Their statement and the inevitable airs of superiority which they would give themselves, alight well counter. act Raatignste's lir/mute and their superstitious fears. If some of these ({kntinued on page 1) 'And shall we sit and wait for the Senegalese, Dufour?' I whispered . back. 'Would you like to ask these fellows to spare us till they come" And looking from him to the men 1 said loudly: 'Yea are too merciful, Sergeant- Major. We don't do things time in the Stehle. But these are not Spah- is. However, in consideration of the most excellent march the men have made, I will do as you- be and give these cafard-stricken fools till moon- rise. It gives me no-uleasure to in - Bid punishment, acid 1 hone no man will insist .en being punished. We are all tired, sand since you intercede I men your or grant a four-hour hoe. filar guar MErAt primers Co. f OF CANADA• 4.TD. $DNTant TORp,IT0 WINNrrlrS UUMONTO,t WANa/YYta CAaiANY a1* ;day. At moon -rise, our . motto is "Work or die." ' 'Fill than, ail rimy rest. After then, the dead will be buried and the fort' garrisoned, hopetherethere will be more dead to be buried to -night.' And I rode back to the oasis, hear- ing as 1 did so -the voice of the Ser- geant-Major, exhorting the men and concluding with the order, 'E.ompez.' _ He , joined me a few minuted later. 'They'll never do it mon Command- - not awAitlna n1there ret a++n►+tlnn, ant,' said he; 'They'd fear the place worse than ever by moonlight, In rend lav pony Serehant-'Maine fief Above goods are handled by the morning we could call for vnlun- t,r C as the more srn•rre at hisnews . fir 1 .Ind enhconeelnusly expected ea t�0�++ /('vt to D to ne to- accompany us, And shed; the .1R�1. 4 eve Senegalese so'+'thine'nf +he •net. • What elate. with theme ignorant. ?un. aoouic ey ear , render instant obedience eeeti+iove Ando. who ""e•e the ts*avn�a+ The only. Hardware on the Square at ;neon -rise, or take the wonseoaen- "p ttr� lisp^a neniwat M1ruman. soba ? ccs. 1 have strained' ley militury Nuhn like the'". F`•=ery mann hero conscience already e aatiefe my r i t1, '.tele. ; . lint what, of that•House with smartness and precision they"vete. cond@ienc@., i After /Mitt hours' ee Neese Death earth. t% wsa ch- stooped as one•man, laid their. rifles ern? That ls'e foto aha„ r, theirtoes gin —oecti , astillbe. Ne on the ground, fose as gree luau ;';nd, to mutiny ---oil their- heads be W. No :1':nrsde l,u hol,lly climbed—and stood at, attentions s! •r+ E % i res on .b,,,.y rests .:ane. I t?; .• n-"er come forth again. The ;jet -heed man, a grizzled vet- rr�,„•l1ny. they do- it in eold brood. If R'istignn 'hod b''vun it. Anil tumor erAei at J�la a algcar, Tonquin, and they obey orders before the Senega - had aeon him feet' instant death cath. Dahomey, took a pee• forward, salut- wee arrive. no great harm has been er than enter it—Rastirznac, the fear: ed, and with wooden face, said,."We done, and discirline has been m tin. teem reckless dlevi?, those bravery refer to die with Rastignae.' • tinned., That. ie the very utmost main -- alone had prevented. his' ,+sea»mama prefer was flat disobedience and rank length to which I can go in r desire frost bringing him to a court.martial mutiny' I had hardly, expected quite to nnre them end' the 79bh'Vra VO. of : EItCIU$WE HARDWARE , 'That will. A do, Dufour,' said. I.1 Th .11 d t t ob�ds ell P'Aa n#raid cif the nlarn. Thnrr1ea this. ` 'To save them, mon Commandant r nn' 'int so infectious as that le rt of But leastignac ie not going '„o die. It is you'I am trying to sawe,' stam• Hanle.. , Ike is going to'• live ---long' years, I mered the Good fellow. Well. One more fact to accept: . ' hope— in the Joyeux. You, however, ' Patting him on the shculder :te he If the men would not enter.the fort . �+vha ' are but cowardly sheep, led turned to era, 1 bade him send me a of Zinderne„{, they would not outer astray by him, shall. have the better couple of the most influential men of the fort of Zlnderneuf-and that was fate. fou shalt die now, or enter the °moved• and two or three of the that. "�inderneu£'fort and do eaur duty. , beat of the remainder le:uierg of But if the will of these scoundrels Sergeant Major, have. those rifles col- different eliaues, if there were any. was coming into.confiict with. the will lected. - Let the remainder of the I would point out to them the .nevi- , of Henri de Beaujolais, there were Company right form, and on 'the or- table rind awful.results to the men exciting times ahead. Since they der.' Attention pour les feu x Ade themselves. of disehedien n'td mutes find it—and sis..I put on.my. belt and salve,` the front rank will kneel ,and inv.. I would kn'-' of the heroism. bo to a 'n I f Itelation.on the'Order,''n'eu every man` Will 'teiselidina n,. ,i. ifutooss of the dead. `. thle r.fussll of the t'aconade—what of military discipline?I arty to my country came before my duty to these fellows, and I must not allow any pity for their probable fate to come be- tw end me and Frond duty as a Fron I "decided that If they would 'die. then die they must --but 1 at least could do my best to save them, With- '+ut deviating from the path of duty, I would hold out a hand to them. If the esenriade would not anter the fort they must expiate their military 4 crime. If the Company world not carry ant nrv-orders and fire on the mutineers, they must expiate their crime. Out All ROOFING, FLOORING, STORM WINDOWS IlrfaKfirtenifIriletim 110,►I4D.A.Y Mt/W T, X1TIa, P.O. 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