Rabig

Whatever errand had brought Rabig to this spot, Tom felt sure that it boded no good to the American cause, and even in the precarious position in which he found himself he rejoiced at the thought that he might be instrumental in unmasking a traitor.

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Rabig handed over some papers which the German officer carefully looked over, using a pencil to follow some lines that seemed to be the tracing of a map or plan.

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They longed to kick him, but restrained themselves, and Rabig passed on.

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The last news that Tom had had of Rabig was that he had been taken prisoner in the preceding Fall.

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France; their adventures with submarines on the way over; how Rabig got what he deserved at the hands of Frank; what adventures they met with and how they showed the stuff they were made of when they came in conflict with the Huns -- all this and more is told in the first volume of this series, entitled: "Army Boys in France; Or, From Training Camp to Trenches."

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"Yet perhaps it was all for the best, for then I might not have had the chance to get the best of Rabig."

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Frank turned the conversation into other channels, because although he had the gravest reasons for believing Rabig to be a traitor, he did not want to do the fellow an injustice or voice his suspicions until he was able to confirm them by absolute proof.

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Perhaps Rabig had added murder to the crime of treason of which they were sure he was guilty.

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"Rabig?" exclaimed Frank, for the traitor had not yet been mentioned in

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Perhaps the sentry at the point where he should try to pass the line might be the same one who had let Rabig through, and he might notice the difference in personal appearance.

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