Whiskers' Adventures, by 
Frances Trego Montgomery 
 
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Title: Billy Whiskers' Adventures 
Author: Frances Trego Montgomery 
Illustrator: Paul Hawthorne 
Release Date: August 5, 2006 [EBook #18990] 
Language: English 
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[Illustration: They went running off, Button with a big lamb chop 
between his teeth and Stubby with a huge steak, while Billy contented 
himself with a head of lettuce. (Page 39)] 
 
BILLY WHISKERS' ADVENTURES 
BY 
FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY 
AUTHOR OF "BILLY WHISKERS," "BILLY WHISKERS' KIDS," 
"BILLY WHISKERS IN AN AEROPLANE," "BILLY WHISKERS 
IN CAMP," "THE WONDERFUL ELECTRIC ELEPHANT," ETC. 
ILLUSTRATED BY PAUL HAWTHORNE 
THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY CHICAGO AKRON, 
OHIO NEW YORK 
 
Copyright, 1920 by THE SAALFIELD PUBLISHING CO. 
 
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE 
I. THE CHUMS RETURN TO THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE 
BRAVE 7 
II. THE NEW YORK DOG AND CAT CLUB 19 
III. AN EXCITING EVENING 29 
IV. AN UNEXPECTED SHOWER BATH 41 
V. WHAT HAPPENED ON THE FOURTH OF JULY 49 
VI. BILLY WHISKERS MAKES TROUBLE AT SCHOOL 65 
VII. BUTTON'S DAY WITH BELLA 73 
VIII. STUBBY TELLS WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM 81 
IX. THE CHUMS RUN AWAY 93 
X. UP IN A DIRIGIBLE 103 
XI. THE OLD CROW CARRIES A MESSAGE TO NANNIE 113 
XII. BILLY WHISKERS' FAMILY START FOR CHICAGO 119 
XIII. BILLY WHISKERS' FAMILY ARRIVE AT LINCOLN PARK 
127 
XIV. THE TWINS ARE LOST 133 
XV. THE ELEPHANTS ARE ENRAGED AT THE GOATS 143 
XVI. A PANTHER ESCAPES FROM THE CAGE 155 
 
ILLUSTRATIONS
They went running off, Button with a big lamb chop between his teeth 
and Stubby with a huge steak, while Billy contented himself with a 
head of lettuce. 
Billy saw the man raise the mop to come after him. 
Billy overtook her and gave her a gentle butt that landed her in the 
middle of the bed. 
It was Stubby's and Button's frantic efforts to escape that had caused all 
the fun and laughter. 
"Aren't you ashamed of yourself to take the baby's bottle away from it!" 
reproved Nannie. 
"Oh, oh! Where did you come from?" wailed one little girl when the 
kids jumped out of the shrubbery and grabbed her bag of popcorn. 
 
Billy Whiskers' Adventures 
 
CHAPTER I 
THE CHUMS RETURN TO THE LAND OF THE FREE AND THE 
BRAVE 
Billy Whiskers, Stubby and Button sailed by the Goddess of Liberty 
and entered New York harbor after being in France ever since our 
troops entered the War. They had gone over on one of the troop ships 
and it just so happened that they returned on the same ship and with the 
same Captain and crew. 
They were returning home covered with scars and wounds received 
while performing acts of bravery, but what cared they for scars and 
wounds so long as they had not lost an eye, ear or leg, and were feeling 
perfectly well and strong? To be sure, Billy had lost the tip of his tail
when he was blown up by a bomb, but that did not matter. 
You never saw three such happy animals as these were to be able once 
again to lay eyes on their beloved country,--the United States of 
America, that glorious country of the free and the brave. 
"Gee, I feel so happy I could jump out of my skin!" exclaimed Billy 
with glowing eyes as the three stood on deck watching the familiar 
shores slip by them and the skyscraper buildings grow taller and taller 
and taller as they approached them. 
"See!" said Billy. "We are about to dock. Now the next thing to settle is 
where we are going when we first land." 
But the question was settled for them in a most unexpected way. For 
before Billy's remark could be answered, all three of them felt ropes 
being slipped around their necks, and heard the loud guffaws of three 
sturdy sailors as they pulled the ropes tighter, saying, "This is the time 
we caught you fellows off your guard!" 
"We surely caught you    
    
		
	
	
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