Front matter
Reading edition
CONTENTS
Chapter I. Madcap Max.
Chapter II. Emin Bey’s Escape.
Chapter III. In a Desert Tomb.
Chapter IV. Under the Pyramid.
Chapter V. Girzilla.
Chapter VI. Was It an Echo?
Chapter VII. Splendid Heroism.
Chapter VIII. Sherif El Habib.
Chapter IX. Ibrahim and Max.
Chapter X. The Petrified Forest.
Chapter XI. The Tribe of Klatch.
Chapter XII. “What Says Girzilla?”
Chapter XIII. Dangerous Jests.
Chapter XIV. The Subterranean River.
Chapter XV. In the Volcano’s Mouth.
Chapter XVI. Beyond Human Imagination.
Chapter XVII. The Rainmaker.
Chapter XVIII. Why Our Heroes Desert.
Chapter XIX. Mohammed.
Chapter XX. “Where Is Girzilla?”
Chapter XXI. The Mahdi.
Chapter XXII. Trick or Miracle.
Chapter XXIII. Under the Mahdi.
Chapter XXIV. Counting Chickens.
Chapter XXV. Victory.
Chapter XXVI. A Plan of Campaign.
Chapter XXVII. Sowing the Seed.
Chapter XXVIII. An Unexpected Bath.
Chapter XXIX. Saved!
Chapter XXX. The Mahdi’s Justice.
Chapter XXXI. Victory All Along the Line.
Chapter XXXII. “All’s Well That Ends Well.”
No. 134
BOUND-TO-WIN LIBRARY
IN THE VOLCANO’S MOUTH
BY FRANK SHERIDAN
STREET & SMITH · PUBLISHERS · NEW YORK
THE BOUND TO WIN LIBRARY
We called this new line of high-class copyrighted stories of adventure for boys by this name because we felt assured that it was “bound to win” its way into the heart of every true American lad. The stories are exceptionally bright, clean and interesting. The writers had the interest of our boys at heart when they wrote the stories, and have not failed to show what a pure-minded lad with courage and mettle can do. Remember, that these stories are copyrighted and cannot be had in any other series. We give herewith a list of those already published and those scheduled for publication.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK
To be Published During September
136—Spider and StumpBy Bracebridge Hemyng
135—The Creature of the PinesBy John De Morgan
134—In the Volcano’s MouthBy Frank Sheridan
133—Muscles of SteelBy Weldon J. Cobb
To be Published During August
132—Home BaseBy Bracebridge Hemyng
131—The Jewel of FloridaBy Cornelius Shea
130—The Boys’ RevoltBy Harrie Irving Hancock
129—The Mystic IsleBy Fred Thorpe
128—With the Mad MullahBy Weldon J. Cobb
To be Published During July
127—A Humble HeroBy John De Morgan
126—For Big MoneyBy Fred Thorpe
125—Too Fast to LastBy Bracebridge Hemyng
124—Caught in a TrapBy Harrie Irving Hancock
123—The Tattooed BoyBy Weldon J. Cobb
122—The Young HorsemanBy Herbert Bellwood
121—Sam SawbonesBy Bracebridge Hemyng
120—On His MettleBy Fred Thorpe
119—Compound InterestBy Harrie Irving Hancock
118—Runaway and RoverBy Weldon J. Cobb
117—Larry O’KeefeBy Bracebridge Hemyng
116—The Boy CrusadersBy John De Morgan
115—Double Quick DanBy Fred Thorpe
114—Money to SpendBy Harrie Irving Hancock
113—Billy BarlowBy Bracebridge Hemyng
112—A Battle with FateBy Weldon J. Cobb
111—Gypsy JoeBy John De Morgan
110—Barred OutBy Fred Thorpe
109—Will WildingBy Bracebridge Hemyng
108—Frank Bolton’s ChaseBy Harrie Irving Hancock
107—Lucky-Stone DickBy Weldon J. Cobb
106—Tom Scott, the American Robinson CrusoeBy Frank Sheridan
105—Fatherless Bob at SeaBy Bracebridge Hemyng
104—Fatherless BobBy Bracebridge Hemyng
103—Hank the HustlerBy Fred Thorpe
102—Dick Stanhope AfloatBy Harrie Irving Hancock
101—The Golden HarpoonBy Weldon J. Cobb
100—Mischievous Matt’s PranksBy Bracebridge Hemyng
99—Mischievous MattBy Bracebridge Hemyng
98—Bert ChipleyBy John De Morgan
97—Down-East DaveBy Fred Thorpe
96—The Young DiplomatBy Harrie Irving Hancock
95—The Fool of the FamilyBy Bracebridge Hemyng
94—Slam, Bang & CoBy Weldon J. Cobb
93—On the RoadBy Stanley Norris
92—The Blood-Red HandBy John De Morgan
91—The Diamond KingBy Cornelius Shea
90—The Double-Faced MysteryBy Fred Thorpe
89—The Young Theatrical ManagerBy Stanley Norris
88—The Young West-PointerBy Harrie Irving Hancock
87—Held for RansomBy Weldon J. Cobb
86—Boot-Black BobBy John De Morgan
85—Engineer TomBy Cornelius Shea
84—The Mascot of HoodoovilleBy Fred Thorpe