Chapter I: Front Matter
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THE BANNER BOY SCOUTS SNOWBOUND
Or
A Tour on Skates and Iceboats
by
GEORGE A. WARREN
Author of "The Banner Boy Scouts," "The Musket Boys of Old Boston," Etc.
Illustrated
The Saalfield Publishing Co. Akron, Ohio--New York Made In U. S. A.
Copyright, 1916, by Cupples & Leon Company
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. On the Frozen Bushkill 1
II. When the Old Ice-House Fell 8
III. The Rescue 15
IV. A Quick Return for Services Rendered 23
V. A Startling Interruption 30
VI. A Gloomy Prospect for Jud 38
VII. Paul Takes a Chance 46
VIII. Bobolink and the Storekeeper 54
IX. "Fire!" 62
X. The Accusation 69
XI. Friends of the Scouts 76
XII. The Iceboat Squadron 84
XIII. On the Way 91
XIV. The Ring of Steel Runners 98
XV. Tolly Tip and the Forest Cabin 105
XVI. The First Night Out 112
XVII. "Tip-Ups" for Pickerel 119
XVIII. The Helping Hand of a Scout 126
XIX. News of Big Game 134
XX. At the Beaver Pond 141
XXI. Setting the Flashlight Trap 149
XXII. Waylaid in the Timber 157
XXIII. The Blizzard 165
XXIV. The Duty of the Scout 172
XXV. Among the Snowdrifts 180
XXVI. Dug Out 187
XXVII. "First Aid" 194
XXVIII. More Startling News 202
XXIX. The Wild Dog Pack 211
XXX. A Change of Plans 219
XXXI. Good-Bye to Deer Head Lodge 227
XXXII. The Capture of the Hobo Yeggmen 235
XXXIII. Conclusion 243
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