Copyright, 1909, by Howard E. Altemus
CONTENTS
| Chapter | Page | |
| I. | A Kink in the Gulf Stream, | [7] |
| II. | Ham Turns Out to Be a Prophet, | [24] |
| III. | The Mystery of the Night, | [39] |
| IV. | “Boat-Call for the Police,” | [52] |
| V. | Tom Has Some of His Own Way, | [60] |
| VI. | The Island Where There Were no Alligators, | [69] |
| VII. | Dodging the Oldest Inhabitants of the Everglades, | [80] |
| VIII. | A Crack Shot at the Game, | [91] |
| IX. | The Ghost Invited, | [101] |
| X. | The Visitation of the Night, | [110] |
| XI. | Tom Has a Spook Hunt of His Own, | [120] |
| XII. | What Befell the Young Skipper, | [128] |
| XIII. | Henry Tremaine Pushes the Voodoo, | [139] |
| XIV. | Tom Halstead, Strategist, | [151] |
| XV. | The Whole Bag of Game, | [159] |
| XVI. | Ham Promises to Be Brave Hereafter, | [168] |
| XVII. | In the Circle of ’Gators, | [174] |
| XVIII. | A Fearful Two Minutes, | [184] |
| XIX. | A Truce, Until——, | [195] |
| XX. | An Innocent Eavesdropper, | [204] |
| XXI. | Dixon Stock Drops, | [214] |
| XXII. | Kicking Water in the Wake of the “Buzzard,” | [227] |
| XXIII. | Dixon’s Cowardly Act, | [233] |
| XXIV. | Conclusion, | [242] |
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