Front matter
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I. OVER THE RIM ROCK.
CHAPTER II. JIMMIE FORTUNE.
CHAPTER III. THE MOTOR WIZARD.
CHAPTER IV. CLANCY GETS A JOB.
CHAPTER V. HIBBARD SHOWS HIS TEETH.
CHAPTER VI. ROCKWELL’S SCHEME.
CHAPTER VII. IN THE RED STAR GARAGE.
CHAPTER VIII. FORTUNE’S MYSTERY.
CHAPTER IX. A WEIRD STATE OF AFFAIRS.
CHAPTER X. HELPING THE JUDGE.
CHAPTER XI. CAUGHT RED-HANDED.
CHAPTER XII. HIBBARD WEAKENS.
CHAPTER XIII. THE JUDGE TAKES A HAND.
HALL OF SHELLS.
The Wonderful Adventures of Cap’n Wiley.
A DIVER’S GREATEST DANGER.
PRESENCE OF MIND.
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