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The line for five miles on each side of Bremerton is in your territory . '' `` My compliments to General Harkness , and we will start at once , '' replied Durland . And a moment later they were on the hike . There was plenty of time , since Bremerton was less than three miles away , and it was scarcely seven o'clock , but it was cooler then than it would be later , and Durland was glad to get his Troop away from the bustle and apparent confusion of the camp where the Red army was beginning to move . `` Where are the divisional headquarters to be to-day ? '' Durland asked a hurrying staff officer who passed just then . `` Hardport -- across the line , '' the staff man replied , as he paused a moment .