CHAPTERPAGE
[I].The Runaway Car5
[II].The “White Shark”16
[III].A Wonderful Craft23
[IV].More Strange Discoveries35
[V].A Wild Chase44
[VI].Jack Makes a Promise54
[VII].The Launching of the Model61
[VIII].Jupe Battles with a Water Monster71
[IX].Off on the Strangest Craft on Record85
[X].In Dire Danger92
[XI].Tom’s Plan for Rescue103
[XII].A British Skipper113
[XIII].An Important Telegram119
[XIV].The Voice in the Dark132
[XV].The Man Behind the Mystery142
[XVI].Adam Duke’s Methods150
[XVII].The Tables Are Turned159
[XVIII].Heaven’s Intervention166
[XIX].An Insufficient Disguise174
[XX].A Naval Encounter183
[XXI].A Fresh Danger196
[XXII].A Narrow Escape204
[XXIII].The “White Shark” and the Squadron211
[XXIV].A Mystery Adrift222
[XXV].Lost in the Fog236
[XXVI].“A Phantom of Light”243
[XXVII].Land Is Sighted250
[XXVIII].A Single Chance260
[XXIX].A Fortunate Find269
[XXX].A Fish Story277
[XXXI].Facing a Serious Situation286
[XXXII].The “White Shark” to the Rescue299

The Boy Inventors’
Diving Torpedo Boat

CHAPTER I.
THE RUNAWAY CAR.

“What’s the trouble?”

“I don’t know. Seems to me that the car is running away.”

“It surely does. Gracious! Feel it lurch then?”

As he spoke Jack Chadwick, a good-looking, clean-cut lad of about seventeen, sprang to his feet. His example was followed by his cousin, Tom Jesson, a youth of his own age.

But the trolley car, at the same instant, gave a bound and a side jump that hurled the boys against each other.

Simultaneously the motorman turned his head and gave a frightened shout: