CHAPTER V

  THE GAME OPENS

  "You may pass, gentlemen."

  The speaker was a German officer. Upon the arrival of the threefriends at the railroad terminus just across the German border theofficer had made a tour of the train, examining the passports of thepassengers. Hal, Chester and McKenzie had extended their passportsalong with the other passeng
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