Don Hale Over There

By W. CRISPIN SHEPPARD
Author of
DON HALE IN THE WAR ZONE THE RAMBLER CLUB SERIES, ETC.
Illustrated by H. A. BODINE
THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA 1918
COPYRIGHT 1918 BY THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY
Don Hale in the War Zone recounts the many adventures of Don on a dangerous trip across the ocean, as well as in war-torn France, while seeking his father, an aviator in the service of the Allies. His chum, George Glenn, too, was an active participant in numerous exciting events.
The present volume, the second of the series, tells about the thrilling experiences that fell to the lot of Don, who, in common with numbers of other young Americans, volunteered his services as an ambulance driver in that great organization, the Red Cross, which has done so much for the cause of humanity during the world war.
Don views the operations at close range, and, naturally, amid such perilous surroundings, often finds himself in extremely serious situations.
His life in the war zone, however, is not all danger, and besides his work with the Red Cross he and some of his friends have an interesting experience in connection with a mystery which hovers over the ancient Château de Morancourt.
W. Crispin Sheppard.
Yes, sir, it's been rather quiet along this sector for a week or two past, Chase, but believe an old veteran in the ambulance service when he says that it isn't going to remain so very long. An attack by one side or the other is bound to happen; and then—whizz!—bang! You'll hear more shells popping than you ever could have dreamed existed in the world. This is no children's party—eh, fellows?