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Uncle Sam’s Boys with Pershing’s Troops

CHAPTER VI
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He found the mechanism of the piece so badly jammed that the machine gun refused to work.
I have inspected that piece, and in my opinion the gun is ruined.
As if that were not enough sixteen rifles belonging to G company have been found with their bolts broken off.

It is very plain that German spies and sympathizers are at work in Camp Berry, and the scoundrels must be found, Captain." Colonel Cleaves spoke under the stress of great excitement, his eyes flashing, the corners of his mouth twitching.
Dick went to the door, then to the doors opening into the rooms on either side.

Then he came back, saying in a low voice: "Colonel, I met one of the German spies tonight.

Perhaps the ring-leader.

If I see him again I shall recognize him and arrest him instantly.


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