The story of a bright young factory worker who cannot enlist, but his knowledge of woodcraft and wigwagging, gained through Scout practice, enables him to foil a German plot to blow up the munitions factory. THE BOY SCOUTS OF THE WOLF PATROL The boys of Gillfield who were not old enough to go to war found just as many thrills at home, chasing a German spy. THE BOY SCOUTS AT CAMP LOWELL "The best book for boys I have ever read!" says our editor. Mr. Corcoran has again found enough exciting material to keep the plot humming from cover to cover. HILDEGARDE-MARGARET SERIES By LAURA E. RICHARDS Eleven Volumes The Hildegarde-Margaret Series, beginning with "Queen Hildegarde" and ending with "The Merryweathers," make one of the best and most popular series of books for girls ever written. _Each large 12mo, cloth decorative, illustrated, per volume_ $1.75 _The eleven volumes boxed as a set_ $19.25 LIST OF TITLES QUEEN HILDEGARDE HILDEGARDE'S HOLIDAY HILDEGARDE'S HOME HILDEGARDE'S NEIGHBORS HILDEGARDE'S HARVEST THREE MARGARETS MARGARET MONTFORT PEGGY RITA FERNLEY HOUSE THE MERRYWEATHERS DELIGHTFUL BOOKS FOR LITTLE FOLKS By LAURA E. RICHARDS THREE MINUTE STORIES Cloth decorative, 12mo, with eight plates in full color and many text illustrations $1.75 "Little ones will understand and delight in the stories and poems."--_Indianapolis News._ FIVE MINUTE STORIES Cloth decorative, square 12mo, illustrated $1.75 A charming collection of short stories and clever poems for children. MORE FIVE MINUTE STORIES Cloth decorative, square 12mo, illustrated $1.75 A noteworthy collection of short stories and poems for children, which will prove as popular with mothers as with boys and girls. FIVE MICE IN A MOUSE TRAP Cloth decorative, square 12mo, illustrated $1.75 The story of their lives and other wonderful things related by the Man in the Moon, done in the vernacular from the lunacular form by Laura E. Richards. A NEW BOOK FOR GIRLS By LAURA E. RICHARDS HONOR BRIGHT Cloth decorative, 12mo, illustrated $1.75 No girl ever deserved more to have a series of stories written about her than does HONOR BRIGHT, the newest heroine of a talented author who has created many charming girls. Born of American parents who die in the far East, Honor spends her school days at the Pension Madeline in Vevey, Switzerland, surrounded by playmates of half a dozen nationalities. As are all of Mrs. Richards' heroines, HONOR BRIGHT is the highest type of the young girl of America, with all the independence of character which is American to the core in young as in old. * * * * * Transcriber's Note: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. End of Project Gutenberg's Our Little Irish Cousin, by Mary Hazelton Wade