  CHAPTER I. WHEN THE AMBULANCE CAME. CHAPTER II. AN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. CHAPTER IV. THE WORK OF THE SCOUTS. CHAPTER V. HUGH SCENTS A MYSTERY. CHAPTER VI. AROUND THE SCOUTS' CAMPFIRE. CHAPTER VII. A CALL TO FURTHER DUTY. CHAPTER VIII. NURSE JONES MAKES AN APPEAL. CHAPTER IX. SURPRISING THE SHERIFF. CHAPTER XI. THE VALUE OF BEING PREPARED. CHAPTER XII. AT THE END OF THE TRAIL. CHAPTER XIII. WELL WORTH WHILE. BY AUTHOR OF “BOY SCOUTS OF THE SIGNAL CORPS,” “BOY SCOUTS OF PIONEER CAMP,” “BOY SCOUTS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,” “BOY SCOUTS OF THE LIFE SAVING CREW,” “BOY SCOUTS ON PICKET DUTY,” “BOY SCOUTS OF THE FLYING SQUADRON,” “BOY SCOUTS AND THE PRIZE PENNANT,” “BOY SCOUTS OF THE NAVAL RESERVE,” “BOY SCOUTS IN THE SADDLE,” “BOY SCOUTS FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT,” “BOY SCOUTS IN THE GREAT FLOOD,” “BOY SCOUTS OF THE FIELD HOSPITAL,” “BOY SCOUTS AS COUNTY FAIR GUIDES,” “BOY SCOUTS AS FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS,” ETC. NEW YORK Copyright, 1915, |
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