one o'clock
` Here 's a wire for your Captain Schenk . ' I slipped the envelope in my pocket and went out . Schenk was pretty sick , so I left a note for him . At one o'clock I got the train started , with a couple of German Landwehr in each truck and Peter and I in a horse-box . Presently I remembered Schenk 's telegram , which still reposed in my pocket . I took it out and opened it , meaning to wire it from the first station we stopped at . But I changed my mind when I read it .