“DOWN WENT THE MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION.”
The Putnam Hall Rebellion. Frontispiece. (Page 157.)

Copyright, 1908, by
EDWARD STRATEMEYER.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER PAGE

I. Out on the Campus 1

II. Pepper Plays a Joke 11

III. At Target Practice 21

IV. The Blank Cartridges 32

V. A “Rough House” at Putnam Hall 41

VI. The New Teacher 51

VII. An Encounter on the Lake 60

VIII. Starching and Blueing 71

IX. What Happened at the Ice House 81

X. A Mix-up on the Road 91

XI. What Happened to Andy 101

XII. The Beginning of a Rebellion 111

XIII. Pluxton Cuddle’s Proposition 121

XIV. In Which the Storm Gathers 131

XV. Words and Blows 141

XVI. Prisoners in the Dormitories 151

XVII. Andy Snow’s Discovery 159

XVIII. On a Foraging Expedition 167

XIX. What Happened to Jack Ruddy 175

XX. The Escape from the Guardroom 183

XXI. How the Cadets Ran Away 191

XXII. Josiah Crabtree Is Worried 199

XXIII. A Discovery in the Woods 207

XXIV. The Rival Runaways 215

XXV. News of Interest 222

XXVI. After the Stolen Camp Outfit 229

XXVII. A Case of Tit for Tat 236

XXVIII. After the Tramps 243

XXIX. Something of a Confession 250

XXX. Back to School—Conclusion 262

INTRODUCTION

My Dear Boys:

This story is complete in itself, but forms the fourth in a line known under the general title of “Putnam Hall Series.”

As I have said