| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I. | ALLOWED TO SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES | 1 |
| II. | A DANGEROUS BERTH OFF YUKON MOUTH | 8 |
| III. | MEASLES AND MUTINY | 14 |
| IV. | PHIL ASSUMES COMMAND AND ASSERTS HIS AUTHORITY | 20 |
| V. | A PARSON AT THE WHEEL | 27 |
| VI. | FLOATING ICE AND “CHY” | 34 |
| VII. | THE “CHIMO” GOES INTO WINTER-QUARTERS | 40 |
| VIII. | LIFE AT AN ARCTIC MISSION | 46 |
| IX. | PHIL’S ESKIMO MILITIA | 53 |
| X. | A SAD ROMANCE OF THE WILDERNESS | 60 |
| XI. | THE BOYS CARRY THEIR POINT | 67 |
| XII. | PHIL FEEDS HIS DOGS | 74 |
| XIII. | MUSIC OF THE SLEDGE-BELLS | 81 |
| XIV. | WINTER TRAVEL BENEATH THE ARCTIC AURORA | 88 |
| XV. | PHIL HEARS FROM HIS FATHER | 95 |
| XVI. | THE MATE’S STORY | 102 |
| XVII. | JALAP COOMBS’S FOURTEEN PAIR OF FEET | 109 |
| XVIII. | CHRISTMAS ON THE TANANA | 116 |
| XIX. | A BATTLE WITH WOLVES | 123 |
| XX. | CHITSAH’S NATURAL TELEPHONE | 129 |
| XXI. | A YUKON MINING CAMP | 136 |
| XXII. | THE NEW ARRIVAL AT FORTY MILE | 143 |
| XXIII. | LAW IN THE GOLD DIGGINGS | 150 |
| XXIV. | REAPPEARANCE OF THE FUR-SEAL’S TOOTH | 157 |
| XXV. | SERGE DISCOVERS A CURIOUS CAVERN | 164 |
| XXVI. | CAMPING ’MID PREHISTORIC BONES | 171 |
| XXVII. | LOST IN THE FOREST | 178 |
| XXVIII. | PHIL ASSUMES A RESPONSIBILITY | 185 |
| XXIX. | A WILDERNESS ORPHAN | 191 |
| XXX. | JALAP AND THE DOGS SING A LULLABY | 198 |
| XXXI. | NEL-TE QUALIFIES AS A BRANCH PILOT | 205 |
| XXXII. | THE FUR-SEAL’S TOOTH CREATES A SENSATION | 211 |
| XXXIII. | LOST IN A MOUNTAIN BLIZZARD | 217 |
| XXXIV. | COASTING FIVE MILES IN FIVE MINUTES | 223 |
| XXXV. | HOW JALAP COOMBS MADE PORT | 230 |
| XXXVI. | THE MOST FAMOUS ALASKAN GLACIER | 237 |
| XXXVII. | BIG AMOOK AND THE CHILKAT HUNTERS | 244 |
| XXXVIII. |
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