Front matter
Reading edition
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. THE CAR THAT WOULDN’T BEHAVE.
CHAPTER II. MATT KING’S RESOLVE.
CHAPTER III. A DEMON IN CONTROL.
CHAPTER IV. THE MANILA ENVELOPE.
CHAPTER V. THE UNEXPECTED.
CHAPTER VI. A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
CHAPTER VII. AN OLD FRIEND.
CHAPTER VIII. THE COLONEL TRIES PERSUASION.
CHAPTER IX. WHAT AILS M’GLORY?
CHAPTER X. IN THE GARAGE.
CHAPTER XI. UNCLE TOM AGAIN.
CHAPTER XII. A STARTLING MYSTERY.
CHAPTER XIII. IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES.
CHAPTER XIV. M’GLORY’S LESSON.
CHAPTER XV. HURLING A BOMB.
CHAPTER XVI. LOST—A FORTUNE.
THE MISSING BOATS.
ESKIMOS TAKE TO REINDEERS.
A freight train was almost at the crossing, and, unless Motor Matt could check the runabout in its wild flight, it would surely be demolished by the onrushing locomotive.
BRAVE AND BOLD WEEKLY
Issued Weekly. By subscription $2.50 per year. Copyright, 1909, by Street & Smith, 79-89 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y.
No. 363. NEW YORK, December 4, 1909. Price Five Cents.
A HOODOO MACHINE; OR, The Motor Boys’ Runabout No. 1313.
By STANLEY R. MATTHEWS.