James Otis

CONTENTS.

THE LIFE SAVERS.

CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY.

CHAPTER II. A BOY AND A DOG.

CHAPTER III. BENNY'S STORY.

CHAPTER IV. ON PATROL.

CHAPTER V. FROM THE "AMAZONIA."

CHAPTER VI. ROUTINE DUTY.

CHAPTER VII. SAVING LIFE.

CHAPTER VIII. FLUFF A HERO.

CHAPTER IX. OFFICIAL PERMISSION.

CHAPTER X. THE UNIFORM.

CHAPTER XI. THE STRANDED STEAMER.

CHAPTER XII. IN THE SURF.

CHAPTER XIII. "NUMBER EIGHT."

CHAPTER XIV. THE WRECKERS.

CHAPTER XV. LIVELY WORK.

CHAPTER XVI. CAST ASHORE.

CHAPTER XVII. A LETTER.

CHAPTER XVIII. A CONSULTATION.

CHAPTER XIX. THE DECISION.

Transcriber's Notes

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THE LIFE SAVERS
A STORY OF THE UNITED STATES
LIFE-SAVING SERVICE

BY
JAMES OTIS
AUTHOR OF “AN AMATEUR FIREMAN,” ETC.

NEW YORK
E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY
31 West Twenty-third Street

Copyright, 1899
by
E. P. DUTTON & CO.

The Knickerbocker Press, New York