Tara-tara Loud and clear sounded the notes of a bugle, blown by a very stout lad, clad in a new suit of khaki; and who was one of a bunch of Boy Scouts tramping wearily along a dusty road. "Good for you, Bumpus Can't he just make that horn talk, though?" cried one. "Sounds as sweet as the church bell at home, fellows " declared a second. "Say, Mr. Scout-Master, does that mean a halt for grub?" a third called out. "Sure, Giraffe. Brace up old fellow. You'll have your jaws working right soon, now. And here's a dandy little spring, right among the trees How shady and cool it looks, Thad." | The Boy Scouts' First Camp Fire by Carter Herbert Carter, Paperback | Indigo Chapters