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Stratemeyer, Edward, 1862-1930

"The Rover Boys on the River The Search for the Missing Houseboat"

Look at yourself in this glass," and the
captain held out a small looking glass and also a lantern.
When Tubbs saw himself in the glass he almost had a fit.
"My gracious sakes alive!" he groaned. "How ridiculous! How did this
happen? Why, I look like a negro!"
"Is anything amiss, Captain Putnam?" came from the next tent, and
George Strong appeared.
"Nothing, excepting that Private Tubbs has seen fit to black up as a
negro and call upon me," answered the master of the academy, with a
faint smile playing around the corners of his mouth.
"I didn't black up!" roared William Philander. "It's all a horrid joke
somebody has played on me while I was asleep! You don't want me, do
you?"
"No, Tubbs."
"Then I'll go back, and if I can find out who did this--"
A burst of laughter from a distance made him break off short.
"They're laughing at me!" he went on. "Just hear that!"
"Go to bed, and I will investigate in the morning," answered Captain
Putnam, and William Philander went off, vowing vengeance.


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