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Boy Scouts in Mexico; or On Guard with Uncle Sam

CHAPTER VII
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They're signals, all right." "What do they mean ?" asked Nestor, with a smile.
"One column means come to camp," replied Jimmie, "two mean that help is needed, three mean that there is good news, and four mean come together for a council.

They are Indian signals, and the Boy Scouts use them in the woods when out hunting." "Then this means a call for help," said Fremont.
"That's what," from Jimmie.
"It may mean for the man with the short leg to come on," laughed Frank.
"I wish I had my drum.

I could make him think he had help coming.

You wait until I get that drum.

I'll show you what's what." Lights could now be seen moving on the mountain.


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