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The Boy Scouts In Russia

CHAPTER VIII
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Fred guessed then what he afterward learned to be a fact; that the automobiles used by the German staff officers on active service had horns that indicated the rank of the officer using them.
It seemed to Fred that there were more officers than soldiers about.
There seemed to be only enough soldiers to provide a guard.

Sentries were all about, but there were officers almost in swarms.

He walked along, indifferently rather than boldly, and he was sharply challenged when he drew fairly near to the house.
"You can't go any further, youngster," said the soldier.

"The staff has taken this house." Fred stared at him rather stupidly, but turned away.

Then he was called back suddenly, and for a moment his heart was in his mouth at the thought that his disguise had been penetrated and that he was about to be made a prisoner.


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