the flap of the tent occupied by Captain Putnam.

"Here I am, Captain Putnam!" he called out. And then, as he got no
reply, he called again. By this time the captain was awake, and coming
to the flap, he peered out.

"What do you want?" he asked, sharply.
"You sent for me, sir," stammered Tubbs.

"I sent for you?"

"Yes, sir."

"I have no recollection of so doing," answered Captain Putman. "Where
are you from?"

"From?"

"Exactly."

"Why, I am--ah--from this camp," answered the puzzled Tubbs.

"Do you mean to tell me you belong here?" questioned the now astonished
master of Putnam Hall.

"Of course, Captain Putnam. Didn't you send for me? Somebody said you
did," continued William Philander.

"Sir, I don't know you and never heard of you, so far as I can
remember. You must be mixed up.