Navy boys to the rescue : $b or, Answering the wireless call for helpDavidson, Halsey
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Navy boys to the rescue : $b or, Answering the wireless call for help
Davidson, Halsey
United States. Navy -- Juvenile fiction; World War, 1914-1918 -- Naval operations -- Juvenile fiction
NAVY BOYS TO THE RESCUE
[Illustration: With her smoke trailing behind her and the guns
barking in rapid succession, the Colodia raced toward the scene.]
NAVY BOYS TO THE RESCUE
OR
ANSWERING THE WIRELESS CALL FOR HELP
BY
HALSEY DAVIDSON
Author of “Navy Boys After a Submarine,” “Navy
Boys Chasing a Sea Raider,” etc.
NEW YORK
GEORGE SULLY AND COMPANY
BOOKS FOR BOYS.
NAVY BOYS SERIES
By Halsey Davidson
12mo. Cloth. Illustrated.
NAVY BOYS AFTER A SUBMARINE
Or Protecting the Giant Convoy
NAVY BOYS CHASING A SEA RAIDER
Or Landing a Million Dollar Prize
NAVY BOYS BEHIND THE BIG GUNS
Or Sinking the German U-Boats
NAVY BOYS TO THE RESCUE
Or Answering the Wireless Call for Help
NAVY BOYS TO THE BIG SURRENDER
Or Rounding Up the German Fleet
(Other volumes in preparation)
GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY
PUBLISHERs--New YORK
Copyright, 1919, by GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY
Navy Boys to the Rescue
Printed in U. S. A.
NAVY BOYS TO THE RESCUE
NAVY BOYS TO THE RESCUE
CONTENTS
I The Friendly Grip
II The Hun in His Fury
III The Missing Man
IV The Paper Chase
V The Trickster
VI Work Ahead
VII On the Grey Waters
VIII The Yankee Way
IX “Schmardie”
X The Terror of the Seas
XI Action
XII Wireless Whispers
XIII The Super-submersible
XIV The Mirage
XV Combing the Sea
XVI Stations
XVII The Spitfire
XVIII “Ghost Talk” Again
XIX A Difference of Opinion
XX Too Late Again
XXI The Mystery Message
XXII The Wireless Call for Help
XXIII The Sea Pigeon in Sight
XXIV The Blind Chase
XXV A New Convoy
NAVY BOYS TO THE RESCUE
CHAPTER I--THE FRIENDLY GRIP
“And yonder’s a snap-dragon; and that’s a buttercup. That is feverfew
growing over there; and there’s foxglove right there in that swampy
place. Those are cowslip blossoms--the English cowslip is different from
ours.”
“Whew!” blew Phil Morgan, unpuckering his lips and breaking off the
haunting little air he had been whistling. “I wouldn’t believe you knew
so much about the _flora_ of this strange land, Frenchy.”
“Oi, oi! Is it Flora he’s bragging about? Then Frenchy’s got a new
girl!”
“Sounds to me,” mumbled Al Torrance, who lay along the flower-bestrewed
bank with his hat over his eyes, “that he was discussing the fauna of
the country--with his snap-dragons, and fox’s gloves, and cows
slipping.”
“Ignoramus that you are!” scoffed Michael Donahue, otherwise “Frenchy.”
“I am talkin’ to Whistler. _He_ knows something and appreciates the
profundity of me learnin’.”
“Ye-as,” drawled Torrance, otherwise “Torry,” as their leader began
droning away, his lips puckered again. “He knows just enough to whistle
the same awful tune for an hour. What is it, anyway, Phil?”
“The tune the old cow died on, I guess,” suggested Ikey Rosenmeyer.
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