"Camp Fires of the Wolf Patrol" by Captain Alan Douglas is a boys' adventure novel written in the early 20th century. The narrative revolves around a troop of Boy Scouts embarking on their first camping trip, where they have the opportunity to apply their newly acquired outdoor skills. Central to the story is Elmer Chenowith, a knowledgeable scout leader whose background equips him to guide his fellow scouts through various challenges and experiences during their outing. The opening of the story introduces a troop of khaki-clad boys on their way to set up camp near the Sweetwater River, marking the beginning of their exciting adventure. Led by scout master Mr. Roderic Garrabrant and assisted by Elmer, the group is filled with enthusiasm as they establish their campsite and engage in camaraderie. As the boys settle in, they share stories, confront fears of possible ghostly encounters, and prepare for a series of tests designed to build their skills. This slice of life captures the excitement and innocence of youth, setting the stage for the various escapades the scouts will face as the story progresses. (This is an automatically generated summary.)