Tom Slade on Mystery Trail

by Percy Keese Fitzhugh

TOM SLADE ON MYSTERY TRAIL BY PERCY KEESE FITZHUGH Author Of TOM SLADE, BOY SCOUT, TOM SLADE AT TEMPLE CAMP, ROY BLAKELEY, ETC. ILLUSTRATED BY R. EMMET OWEN Published with the approval of THE BOYS SCOUTS OF AMERICA GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS : : New York

Made in the United States of America

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Copyright, 1921, by
GROSSET & DUNLAP

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER			PAGE
I		The Three Scouts	[1]
II		Another Scout	[4]
III		The “All But” Scout	[10]
IV		Hervey Learns Something	[15]
V		What’s in a Name?	[26]
VI		The Eagle and the Scout	[31]
VII		The Streak of Red	[35]
VIII		Eagle and Scout	[38]
IX		To Introduce Orestes	[44]
X		Off with the Old Love, on with the New	[48]
XI		Off on a New Tack	[57]
XII		As Luck Would Have It	[62]
XIII		The Strange Tracks	[67]
XIV		Hervey’s Triumph	[72]
XV		Skinny’s Triumph	[77]
XVI		In Dutch	[83]
XVII		Hervey Goes His Way	[91]
XVIII		The Day Before	[96]
XIX		The Gala Day	[102]
XX		Uncle Jeb	[109]
XXI		The Full Salute	[113]
XXII		Tom Runs the Show	[119]
XXIII		Pee-Wee Settles It	[123]
XXIV		The Red Streak	[132]
XXV		The Path of Glory	[141]
XXVI		Mysterious Marks	[147]
XXVII		The Greater Mystery	[152]
XXVIII		Watchful Waiting	[156]
XXIX		The Wandering Minstrel	[161]
XXX		Hervey makes a Promise	[169]
XXXI		Sherlock Nobody Holmes	[175]
XXXII		The Beginning of the Journey	[179]
XXXIII		The Climb	[185]
XXXIV		The Rescue	[188]
Chapter the Last. Y-Extra! Y-Extra!			[192]

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TOM SLADE
ON MYSTERY TRAIL
CHAPTER I
THE THREE SCOUTS

At Temple Camp you may hear the story told of how Llewellyn, scout of the first class, and Orestes, winner of the merit badges for architecture and for music, were by their scouting skill and lore instrumental in solving a mystery and performing a great good turn.