Grace Harlowe’s Overland
Riders on the Old
Apache Trail
Grace Harlowe’s Overland Riders.
Frontispiece.
Grace Harlowe’s Overland
Riders on the Old
Apache Trail
By
JESSIE GRAHAM FLOWER, A.M.
Author of The Grace Harlowe High School Series, The Grace HarloweCollege Girls Series, Grace Harlowe’s Problem, Grace Harlowe’sGolden Summer, Grace Harlowe Overseas, Grace Harlowewith the Red Cross in France, Grace Harlowe with theU. S. Troops in the Argonne, Grace Harlowe withthe Marines at Chateau Thierry, Grace Harlowewith the Yankee Shock Boys at St. Quentin,Grace Harlowe with the American Armyon the Rhine, etc., etc.
Illustrated
PHILADELPHIA
HENRY ALTEMUS COMPANY
Copyrighted, 1921, by
Howard E. Altemus
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| Chapter I—The Call of the Wild | 11 |
| The Overton girls plan for a summer outing in thesaddle. Hippy has a dark secret. “No weak lemonadetrips for me,” declares Emma Dean. A proposalthat is both interesting and alarming. Old friendsreunited. A journey toward the setting sun. | |
| Chapter II—On the Overland Coach | 25 |
| Grace Harlowe’s discovery. Overton girls vote for anight ride on the old Deadwood stagecoach. “Playtricks on us and you will be sorry.” Off for a novelride. Inside passengers register a violent protest.The coach threatens to fall to pieces. | |
| Chapter III—A Thrilling Halt | 41 |
| Hippy takes a new kind of “sideslip.” Grace hearsof the savage Apaches. Ike Fairweather is amazed.Elfreda issues a solemn warning. “Something is goingon here!” exclaims Grace Harlowe under herbreath. “All out, and keep your hands up!” | |
| Chapter IV—The Battle with the Bandits | 52 |
| Highwaymen and Overton girls in a pitched battle.“The cowards!” cries Grace Harlowe. Bandits discovertheir mistake too late. Wounded and defeated,outlaws of the Apache Trail throw away their weapons.Disaster overtakes the Overton girls. | |
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