...knowing the others being and intent; Smith, though distant seven miles, signified to him these words: On Thursday at night I will charge on the East, at the Alarum, salley you; Ebershaught answered he would, and thus it was done: First he writ his message...

...knowing the other's heing and intent. Smith, though distant seven miles, signified to him these words : On Thursday, at night, I will charge on the east, at the allarum, salley you. Ehershaught answered he would, and thus it was done. First he writ his message,...

...town, and communicated with the commander of the garrison, and conveyed to him the following message. "On Thursday at night, I will charge on the east ; at the alarm sally you ; " an answer was returned, " I will." The besieged were also aided further by Smith's inventive...

...town, and communicated with the commander of the garrison, and conveyed to him the following message. " On Thursday at night, I will charge on the east; at the alarm sally you ; " an answer was returned, " I will." The besieged were also aided further by Smith's inventive...

...town, and communicated with the commander of the garrison, and conveyed to him the following message. " On Thursday, at night, I will charge on the east ; at the alarm sally you;" an answer was returned, "I will." The besieged were also aided further by Smith's inventive genius....

...were then displayed from the mountain in proper order so as to form the successive words, thus — " On— Thursday— at— night— I— will — charge...— the — east — at — the — alarm — sally — you." The answer was immediate — " I will !" — and this matter thus happily adjusted, Smith...

...town, and communicated with the commander of the garrison, and conveyed to him the following message. " On Thursday, at night, I will charge on the east •, at the alarm, sally you;" an answer was returned, " I will." The besieged were also aided further by Smith's inventive...

...word, all three torches were exhibited." By this plan Smith conveyed to the governor a message — " On Thursday at night I will charge on the east; at the alarum, sally you." Ebershaught answered simply, "I will." At the appointed time false fires were shown...

...within seven miles of the besieged city, from which he telegraphed to Ebcrspaught the welcome message, ed Ъу sedgy rushes, there cleanly and clearly cut by the breaking wa yon." An answer was immediately returned, "Iwill." Themoveinent was successful. The Turks, nssaulted...

...walls. Smith's heart leaped within him for joy at so happy a discovery, and he immediately telegraphed back again, by means of his torches, letter by letter,...the following sentence : " On Thursday, at night, I ivill charge on the East. At the alarm, sally forth ! " Without delay the answer was returned by the...