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Its rays fell on the craft just in time to see Tom's limp form being hauled on board.—Page 26.

THE BUNGALOW BOYS ON THE GREAT LAKES

BY

DEXTER J. FORRESTER

AUTHOR OF "THE BUNGALOW BOYS," "THE BUNGALOW BOYS MAROONED IN THE TROPICS," "THE BUNGALOW BOYS IN THE GREAT NORTHWEST," ETC.

WITH FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS BY J. PAUL BURNHAM

NEW YORK HURST & COMPANY PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1912, BY HURST & COMPANY

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. A Lake Huron "Hummer"

II. Lost Overboard

III. Tom Encounters Some Old Foes

IV. A Craft of Mystery

V. Tom Is in the Thick of It

VI. Along a Trail of Troubles

VII. Two Brave Lads at Bay

VIII. A Tour of Exploration

IX. "Fifty Dollars to the Man that Gets Them!"

X. A Trap of Nature's Making

XI. Out of the Dark

XII. Mr. Ironsides' Submarine—Huron

XIII. The Strangest Vessel on the Lakes

XIV. Off on a Long Chase

XV. "We've Struck a Submerged Wreck!"

XVI. In the Grasp of Calamity

XVII. Captain Rangler Re-appears

XVIII. A Man of Queer Manners

XIX. Within the Tower

XX. The Enemy's Victory

XXI. "There is a Way—I Mean to Try It"

XXII. A Bit of Madcap Daring

XXIII. Brains and Grit—A Combination Hard to Beat

XXIV. "Coward!"

XXV. What Will Happen Next?—Conclusion

The Bungalow Boys on the Great Lakes