THE MYSTERY AT CAMP LENAPE
CARL SAXON
Author of “Blackie Thorne at Camp Lenape”
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CONTENTS
- I. Battle-Royal 7
- II. Sherlock on the Trail 16
- III. The Midnight Man 27
- IV. The Arm 35
- V. In the Name of the Law 44
- VI. Braves in Council 55
- VII. News and More News 65
- VIII. The Disappearing Act 75
- IX. Off for Pebble Beach 87
- X. The Man in Blue Again 96
- XI. The Lair of the Enemy 104
- XII. A Daring Resolve 112
- XIII. The Trunk Room 122
- XIV. So Long, Lenape! 131
- XV. Four in the Forest 141
- XVI. Hare and Hounds 152
- XVII. Jerry Gets a Ride 162
- XVIII. The Gypsy Van 174
- XIX. Shots on the Highway 183
- XX. The Last Trap 193
- XXI. The Secret of the Lodge 203
- XXII. Brotherly Love 214
THE MYSTERY AT CAMP LENAPE
CHAPTER I
BATTLE-ROYAL
The Utway twins were at it again.
“You are, too!” said Jake.
“You’re another!” said Jerry.
“And you’re his brother!” said Jake.
It was “quiet hour” in Camp Lenape. Thepeace of Sunday afternoon hung above the rowsof white tents on the hillside above the placidlake. In Tent Ten, however, the quiet wasbroken by a sudden uproar.
Six wide-awake lads perched on upper bunks,grinning and nudging each other. All eyes wereturned on two bronze-haired, blue-eyed, sun-brownedboys who faced each other in the centerof the tent.