The Boy Scout Fire Fighters

Produced by Jim Ludwig
The Boy Scout Fire Fighters
Irving Crump
Copyright 1917
Barse and Company
CHAPTERS I. The Motorcycle Fire Brigade II. The Firemen's Tournament III. Boy Scouts to the Rescue IV. When the Circus Came to Town V. A Scout is Resourceful VI. Helping to Make the Movies VII. Ethan Allen Comes To Life Again VIII. The Prize Contest IX. Working to Win X. The Boy from Arizona XI. The Courage of a Coward XII. The Scout Life Guards' Beach Patrol XIII. The Day of the Big Race XIV. When the Unexpected Happened XV. A Narrow Escape XVI. Quarry Troop's Christmas
By Jiminy, that was some fire for an old hay barn, wasn't it, fellows? exclaimed Jiminy Gordon, as he entered the meeting room at headquarters. His eyes were flashing excitement and he was thoroughly out of breath from running up the long Otter Creek Hill. I stayed until the last spark was out, he said, as he dropped into a chair beside Bruce Clifford, leader of the Owl Patrol of Quarry Troop No. 1.
Some fire, is perfectly correct, said Bruce bitterly, though it needn't have been anything more than an ordinary blaze. I tell you the Woodbridge Fire Department needs a little pep, fellows. This last was addressed to the four other occupants of the room, Bud Weir, Romper Ryan, Babe Wilson and Nipper Knapp.
Right, said Romper.
The way they went about it was a farce, said Bud.
Yes, they all had to have their red flannel shirts on, remarked Babe, the fat boy, sarcastically.
Say, did you see 'em scrapping over who should carry the fire trumpet? laughed Romper.