CHAPTER
I.	[A FENCE WITH A HISTORY]
II.	[THE BOYS OF OLD SCRANTON]
III.	[HUGH SHOULDERS A HEAVY TASK]
IV.	[IN FOR A FROLIC]
V.	[THE TRAGIC AFFAIR ON THE ROAD]
VI.	[MAKING A GOOD JOB OF IT]
VII.	[CALLED OUT FOR PRACTICE]
VIII.	[THAD MAKES A DISCOVERY]
IX.	[JUST BETWEEN CHUMS]
X.	[A VISITOR FROM BELLEVILLE HIGH]
XI.	[HUGH'S PETS IN DANGER]
XII.	[THE TRAP]
XIII.	[A COLD RECEPTION]
XIV.	[NICK AS A GAP-STOPPER]
XV.	[PRETTY POLLY UNDER SUSPICION]
XVI.	[THE RESCUE AT HOBSON'S MILL-POND]
XVII.	[LITTLE BRUTUS AND HIS "COLLECTION"]
XVIII.	[A STRAIGHT DRIVE FOR THE TRUTH]
XIX.	[HUGH REACHES HIS GOAL]
XX.	[LOOKING FORWARD--CONCLUSION]

THE CHUMS OF SCRANTON HIGH

"The best day so far this spring, fellows!"

"It feels mighty much like baseball weather, for a fact, Otto!"

"True for you, K. K., though there's still just a little tang to this April air."

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