The Dreadnought Boys' World Cruise

“Don’t be any thicker than you have to,” laughed Ned Strong. “The Golden Gate is the poetical Western name for the narrow entrance to San Francisco harbor, through which we passed on the Manhattan two days ago. It was so called on account of the Argonauts of Forty-ni...

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The Dreadnought Boys' World Cruise

CHAPTER I. AT THE GOLDEN GATE.
CHAPTER II. AN IMPORTANT DUTY.
CHAPTER III. IN CHINATOWN.
CHAPTER IV. NED “DELIVERS THE GOODS.”
CHAPTER V. “THE FAIR WIND.”
CHAPTER VI. A TIGHT PLACE.
CHAPTER VII. AN ILL WIND FOR SCHMIDT.
CHAPTER VIII. “MY ADDRESS IS THE ‘MANHATTAN’.”
CHAPTER IX. ANCHORS A’TRIP.
CHAPTER X. ACROSS THE PACIFIC.
CHAPTER XI. IN THE GRIP OF THE STORM.
CHAPTER XII. NED’S TERRIBLE PLIGHT.
CHAPTER XIII. “FIRE!”
CHAPTER XIV. FIGHTING THE FLAMES AT SEA.
CHAPTER XV. A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
CHAPTER XVI. A STRANGE CRAFT, INDEED.
CHAPTER XVII. SOLITARY CONFINEMENT.
CHAPTER XVIII. IN GOLDEN SEAS.
CHAPTER XIX. BLUE LIGHTNING ASHORE.
CHAPTER XX. BOUND FOR THE VOLCANO.
CHAPTER XXI. THE MOUTH OF FIRE.
CHAPTER XXII. UNDER ARREST.
CHAPTER XXIII. HERC LUNCHES WITH AN IDOL.
CHAPTER XXIV. THE CRUISE RESUMED.
CHAPTER XXV. JACK ASHORE.
CHAPTER XXVI. OFF FOR THE PYRAMIDS.
CHAPTER XXVII. LOST IN THE KINGS’ TOMBS.
CHAPTER XXVIII. HOMEWARD BOUND.

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