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Uncle Sam's Boys as Lieutenants; or, Serving Old Glory as Line Officers

Chapter 13 ENOUGH TO MAKE A MEXICAN LAUGH

Word Count: 1438    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

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Uncle Sam's Boys as Lieutenants; or, Serving Old Glory as Line Officers
Uncle Sam's Boys as Lieutenants; or, Serving Old Glory as Line Officers
H. Irving Hancock Literature
“Harrie Irving Hancock was an American chemist and writer, mainly remembered as an author of children's literature and juveniles in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and as having written a fictional depiction of a German invasion of the USA.”
1 Chapter 1 THE LETTER FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT2 Chapter 2 BUNNY HEPBURN UP TO OLD TRICKS3 Chapter 3 ROWDY VERSUS REGULAR4 Chapter 4 A COURT OF INQUIRY ORDERED5 Chapter 5 THE WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS ITS SAY6 Chapter 6 A SEND-OFF FROM THE SPHERE 7 Chapter 7 AN OLD FRIEND IN A NEW GUISE8 Chapter 8 AT THE OFFICERS' CLUB9 Chapter 9 ORDERED TO FRONTIER DUTY10 Chapter 10 ON THE SCENE OF BORDER TROUBLE11 Chapter 11 LIEUTENANT HAL'S SWORD GUARDS THE DOOR12 Chapter 12 THE STEP OF THE STEALTHY ONE13 Chapter 13 ENOUGH TO MAKE A MEXICAN LAUGH14 Chapter 14 AFFAIRS TAKE A MILITARY TURN15 Chapter 15 TO OBEY ORDERS, OR NOT 16 Chapter 16 AFTER SWIFT GAME17 Chapter 17 THE THIRTY-FOURTH JOINS HANDS18 Chapter 18 AN ACT OF PIRACY19 Chapter 19 RASCALS AND MONEY TALK20 Chapter 20 AN OFFICER AND HIS HONOR21 Chapter 21 AMERICAN WOMEN IN PERIL!22 Chapter 22 SERGEANT KELLY'S FIT OF REMEMBERING23 Chapter 23 IN THE THICK OF THE RIOT24 Chapter 24 CONCLUSION