OFF TO THE WOODS Early next morning the grounds about the high school were crowded with students. The building presented a sorry appearance, with its broken windows and smoke-begrimed walls. An odor o
OFF TO THE WOODS Early next morning the grounds about the high school were crowded with students. The building presented a sorry appearance, with its broken windows and smoke-begrimed walls. An odor o
YARDSLEY'S LAST JOKE In the latter part of March, the Kingswood high school had been restored to its former condit…
BURYING THE HATCHET Early on the following morning, the boys, accompanied by Yardsley, set out with a couple of sleds t…
THE NEAR-BANDITS Yardsley glanced from one to another with a helpless expression, then stared at the bundles of furs as…
THE NOTE ON THE DOOR "What is it?" questioned Bob Somers, with interest. "The most powerful strange thin…
A CAVE AND A BEAR Two days later, the boys, on a hunting expedition, in company with John Yardsley, stood on a barren r…
SNOWBALLS "What do you want?" yelled Bob Somers, holding up his hand to stay any hasty action. "You'…
SELF-DEFENSE The seven Kingswood boys after leaving the cabin stood irresolutely for a moment. "Talk about being d…
A QUARREL "Here comes Sladder, Musgrove and the mighty Bowser," laughed Bob, when supper was finished next ev…
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