VOLUME FOUR
_UNDER TOGO FOR JAPAN Or Three Young Americans on Land and Sea_
310 pages Illustrated by A. B. Shute 12mo Cloth $1.25
The “Soldiers of Fortune Series” is a continuation of the famous “Old Glory Series,” and enjoys equal popularity. The principal characters are Ben and Larry Russell, Gilbert Pennington, and the fine old gunner, Luke Striker, all of whom are well known to thousands of readers. The climax of the book naturally deals with the Battle of the Sea of Japan and Admiral Togo’s wonderful victory, in which Larry and Luke Striker bear an honorable part. The fortunes of Ben and Gilbert Pennington on land also furnish much that is of interest.
The youth who finds a good story of war adventure on the sea to his liking will gain his heart’s desire in “Under Togo for Japan.”—_Philadelphia Press._
Young readers will find the volume entertaining from first to last—_News, Baltimore, Md._
Will undoubtedly prove a favorite with the boys—_Advertiser, Newark, N.J._
No more popular book for boys could be imagined just at this time.—_Christian Endeavor World._
THE COLONIAL SERIES
By EDWARD STRATEMEYER
_Author of “Pan-American Series,” “Old Glory Series,” “American Boys’ Biographical Series,” etc._
Six volumes Cloth Illustrated Price per volume, $1.25
WITH WASHINGTON IN THE WEST Or A Soldier Boy’s Battles in the Wilderness
MARCHING ON NIAGARA Or The Soldier Boys of the Old Frontier
AT THE FALL OF MONTREAL Or A Soldier Boy’s Final Victory
ON THE TRAIL OF PONTIAC Or The Pioneer Boys of the Ohio
THE FORT IN THE WILDERNESS Or The Soldier Boys of the Indian Trails
TRAIL AND TRADING POST Or The Young Hunters of the Ohio
“Mr. Stratemeyer has put his best work into the ‘Colonial Series.’”—_Christian Register, Boston._
“A series that doesn’t fall so very far short of being history itself.”—_Boston Courier._
“The tales of war are incidental to the dramatic adventures of two boys, so well told that the historical facts are all the better remembered.”—_Boston Globe._
“Edward Stratemeyer has in many volumes shown himself master of the art of producing historic studies in the pleasing story form.”—_Minneapolis Journal._
“The author, Edward Stratemeyer, has used his usual care in matters of historical detail and accuracy, and gives a splendid picture of the times in general.”—_Milwaukee Sentinel._
“Told by one who knows how to write so as to interest boys, while still having a care as to accuracy.”—_Commercial Advertiser, New York._
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THE FAMOUS “OLD GLORY SERIES”
By EDWARD STRATEMEYER
_Author of “The Bound to Succeed Series,” “The Ship and Shore Series,” “Colonial Series,” “Pan-American Series,” etc._
Six volumes Cloth Illustrated Price per volume $1.25
UNDER DEWEY AT MANILA Or The War Fortunes of a Castaway
A YOUNG VOLUNTEER IN CUBA Or Fighting for the Single Star
FIGHTING IN CUBAN WATERS Or Under Schley on the Brooklyn
UNDER OTIS IN THE PHILIPPINES Or A Young Officer in the Tropics
THE CAMPAIGN OF THE JUNGLE Or Under Lawton through Luzon
UNDER MACARTHUR IN LUZON Or Last Battle in the Philippines
“A boy once addicted to Stratemeyer stays by him.”—_The Living Church._
“The boys’ delight—the ‘Old Glory Series.’”—_The Christian Advocate, New York._
“Stratemeyer’s style suits the boys.”—JOHN TERHUNE, _Supt. of Public Instruction, Bergen Co., New Jersey_.
“Mr. Stratemeyer is in a class by himself when it comes to writing about American heroes, their brilliant doings on land and sea.”—_Times, Boston._
“Mr. Stratemeyer has written a series of books which, while historically correct and embodying the most important features of the Spanish-American War and the rebellion of the Filipinos, are sufficiently interwoven with fiction to render them most entertaining to young readers.”— _The Call, San Francisco._
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Transcriber’s Notes
pg 38 Changed: Hardly that, Mr. Pennigton to: Hardly that, Mr. Pennington
pg 101 Changed: one atached to the Japanese navy to: one attached to the Japanese navy
pg 148 Changed: Many other transports left Cjina to: Many other transports left China
pg 302 Changed: after this transtion was completed to: after this transaction was completed