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Title: The Border Boys Across the Frontier

Author: Fremont B. Deering

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THE BORDER BOYS ACROSS THE FRONTIER

by

FREMONT B. DEERING

Author of
"The Border Boys on the Trail,"
"The Border Boys with the Mexican Rangers,"
"The Border Boys with the Texan Rangers,"
"The Border Boys in the Canadian Rockies,"
"The Border Boys Along the St. Lawrence."

[Frontispiece: "Right off there! Look! Look!" The lanky cow puncher
pointed out beyond the shadow of the solitary mesa.]

A. L. Burt Company
Publishers ---------- New York
Copyright, 1911, by
Hurst & Company

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. THE TRAIL OF THE HAUNTED MESA
II. THE SAND STORM
III. A NIGHT ALARM
IV. SOME QUEER TRACKS
V. THE HOLLOW ALTAR
VI. THE LEGEND OF A FORGOTTEN RACE
VII. WHAT CAME ACROSS THE DESERT
VIII. THE DARK FACE OF DANGER
IX. IN THE MESA DWELLERS' BURIAL GROUND
X. A NEW MEXICAN STYX
XI. THE CAMP OF THE GUN-RUNNERS
XII. MADERO'S FLYING COLUMN
XIII. IN THE CAMP OF THE INSURRECTOS
XIV. "DEATH TO THE GRINGOES!"
XV. A RACE FOR LIFE
XVI. WHAT HAPPENED TO COYOTE PETE
XVII. BOB HARDING DOES "THE DECENT THING"
XVIII. THE TABLES TURNED
XIX. BUCK BRADLEY'S AUTOMOBILE
XX. AT THE ESMERALDA MINE
XXI. AN ACT OF TREACHERY
XXII. AT ROSARIO STATION
XXIII. JACK MERRILL'S "SPECIAL"
XXIV. THE ATTACK ON THE MINE
XXV. THE LAST STAND.--CONCLUSION

ILLUSTRATIONS

"Right off there! Look! Look!" The lanky cow puncher pointed