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said Anton, it would be a shame if your fruit ran a risk by your being late. Your dad hasnt got a phone. Thats easily fixed, said Ross. He went to the door and whistled. Rex came bounding up. Ross went to the table and scribbled on a piece of paper: Frost tonight! Light the pots! This he fastened securely to the Airedales collar. Home! Rex! he said. The terrier looked up in his masters face to make sure that it was an order, and not a game, and evidently being satisfied, started down the road at a long sweeping trot. About a hundred yards away he stopped and turned round to look. Ross was expecting this, so raised his arm and

pointed. Quite satisfied, Rex swung round to the road again and galloped out of sight. The boys separated at once, Bob to his wireless outfit, Fred to his phone. Anton, however, did not get in the buggy, as arranged. Instead, his father, knowing that the lad was frail, packed him off to bed and drove in the buggy himself, warning all his neighbors. Ross, on his little pony, riding like another Paul Revere, covered many miles. It was well on towards midnight when he reached Jed Tighes house. The dogs broke

thirtyfour, he cried, and as weve got to figure frost at three or four degrees lower, itll be so cold that there wont be any fog to stop a freeze. Ross, its just the night for a killing frost. What do you think wed better do? The older lad hesitated. If you dont mind, Anton, he said, Ill stay to supper, and well see what your night observations say. By evening the threats of a frost were even more definite and the two boys consulted what had best be done. I can easily get Father to start his firepots, said

Ross, we got them all fixed up this winter. Bobs dad has got some fruit, and we can warn him by wireless, and we could get a lot of the fellows together. I dont want to make a mistake, though. If we suggest that the firepots ought to be started and then it doesnt freeze, well hurt the League a lot more than well help it. I wish we could talk it over with Mr. Levin, said Anton, but hes down with one of his sick spells and we oughtnt to disturb him. Whatever we do, weve got to do it on our own. Lets get Bob here, suggested Ross, hes got a steady head. And Fred, Anton added, hes read all the Weather Bureau stuff on Frosts, I know. Hes