Scientific Sprague
BY
FRANCIS LYNDE
ILLUSTRATED BY
B. ROSCOE SHRADER
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
NEW YORK ::::::::: 1912Copyright, 1912, by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
Published October, 1912
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
ILLUSTRATIONS
Where another man might have asked questions, he stood aside and looked on and listened Frontispiece
Thanks to the man with the red lantern, there were half a dozen car-lengths to spare between the two trains when the double stop was made 18
Brushing them aside with his mighty weight or driving them before him like chaff in the fury of his onset 108
Sprague had unlimbered and focussed his camera again and was calmly taking snap-shot after snap-shot 270
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