THE BOY SCOUTS
AT THE CANADIAN BORDER
By LIEUT. HOWARD PAYSON
Author of
“The Boy Scouts of the Eagle Patrol,” “The Boy Scouts on the Range,” “The Boy Scouts’ Mountain Camp,” “The Boy Scouts for Uncle Sam,” “The Boy Scouts at the Panama Canal,” “The Boy Scouts and the Army Airship,” “The Boy Scouts with the Allies in France,” “The Boy Scouts on Belgian Battlefields,” “The Boy Scouts Under Fire in Mexico,” “The Boy Scouts at the Panama-Pacific Exposition,” “The Boy Scouts’ Campaign for Preparedness,” “The Boy Scouts Under Sealed Orders,” “The Boy Scouts’ Badge of Courage,” etc.
A. L. BURT COMPANY
Publishers New York
Printed in U. S. A.
Copyright, 1918, by
Hurst & Co., Inc.
Printed in U. S. A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE [I. A Glimpse over into Canada] 5 [II. Rumblings of Coming Trouble] 19 [III. By Aeroplane Across the Border] 30 [IV. An Invasion of the Camp] 42 [V. Comforting Tubby] 54 [VI. The Logging Camp] 66 [VII. An Unwelcome Intruder] 78 [VIII. Tubby Has an Adventure] 91 [IX. The Man Outside] 104 [X. Neatly Done] 114 [XI. Zeb Makes Good] 129 [XII. A Scout’s First Duty] 142 [XIII. A Thrilling Discovery] 154 [XIV. Rob Makes Up His Mind] 166 [XV. On Duty Bent] 178 [XVI. The Stone Cairn on the Border] 190 [XVII. Lynx Law] 202 [XVIII. The Trail to the Trestle] 214 [XIX. The Hunt for the Wire] 226 [XX. The Munition Train’s Approach] 238 [XXI. Cutting the Battery Connections] 250 [XXII. Like Old Times for the Scouts] 260 [XXIII. In Swift Pursuit] 272 [XXIV. Those Who Sat by the Fire] 284 [XXV. Bad Luck, and Good] 296 [XXVI. Everybody Satisfied] 308