CONTAINING STORIES OF ADVENTURES ON LAND, SEA AND IN THE AIR.

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No. 44.NEW YORK, AUGUST 28, 1903.Price 5 Cents.

Frank Reade, Jr.’s Search for the Silver Whale;
OR,
UNDER THE OCEAN IN THE ELECTRIC “DOLPHIN”.

By “NONAME.”

CONTENTS

CHAPTER[I.]THE INVENTOR AND THE EXPLORER.
CHAPTER[II.]STANHOPE IS SATISFIED.
CHAPTER[III.]THE VOYAGE BEGUN.
CHAPTER[IV.]THE SUNKEN WRECK—THE SHARK.
CHAPTER[V.]BATTLE WITH A WHALE.
CHAPTER[VI.]THE ENGLISH SHIP.
CHAPTER[VII.]CHASING THE SILVER WHALE.
CHAPTER[VIII.]THE CONFESSION FOUND.
CHAPTER[IX.]THE VALLEY OF PEARLS.
CHAPTER[X.]THE STORM.
CHAPTER[XI.]THE ISLAND—ON A REEF.
CHAPTER[XII.]CASTAWAY—RESCUE.
CHAPTER[XIII.]THE END.

CHAPTER I.
THE INVENTOR AND THE EXPLORER.

“A submarine boat? Do you really mean it, Frank? I trust you are not becoming mentally unbalanced with the success of your inventive efforts. Not content with the Electric Air-ship, you now meditate the construction of a submarine vessel.”

“That is what I said, friend Stanhope.”