125

XV. DAVE AND ROGER IN LONDON 134

XVI. SOME IMPORTANT INFORMATION 143

XVII. ON THE NORTH SEA 152

XVIII. IN NORWAY AT LAST 162

XIX. OFF TO THE NORTHWARD 171

XX. AN ENCOUNTER WITH WOLVES 181

XXI. CAUGHT IN A WINDSTORM 190

XXII. SNOWBOUND IN THE MOUNTAINS 200

XXIII. LEFT IN THE DARK 210

XXIV. THE BURGOMASTER OF MASOLGA 219

XXV. TO THE NORTHWARD ONCE MORE 228

XXVI. DAYS OF WAITING 237

XXVII. DAVE STRIKES OUT ALONE 246

XXVIII. A JOYOUS MEETING 255

XXIX. BEARS AND WOLVES 264

XXX. HOME AGAIN--CONCLUSION 274

ILLUSTRATIONS

In a twinkling the turnout was upset (page
206) _Frontispiece_

PAGE

Roger shoved it aside and it struck Isaac Pludding
full on the stomach 25

"Can't stop, I'm on the race-track!" yelled
Shadow 58

The mule shied to one side and sent Dave
sprawling on the ice 101

What was left of the camp-fire flew up in the
air 120

Once they ran close to a three-masted schooner 160

"Out with the lot of them! I will take the
rooms" 229

Dave received a blow from a rough paw that
sent him headlong 267

DAVE PORTER IN THE FAR NORTH

CHAPTER I

ON THE TRAIN

"Here we are at the station, Dave!"

"Yes, and there is Phil waiting for us," answered Dave Porter. He threw
up the car window hastily. "Hi, there, Phil, this way!" he called out,
lustily.

A youth who stood on the railroad platform, dress-suit case in hand,
turned hastily, smiled broadly, and then ran for the steps of the
railroad car. The two boys already on board arose in their seats to
greet him.

"How are you, Dave? How are you, Ben?" he exclaimed cordially, and shook
hands. "I see you've saved a seat for me. Thank you. My, but it's a cold
morning, isn't i