[Transcriber's note: this book contains the short story "Mrs. Stone'sMoney-Order." Its author is unknown.]
Jack, crouching there, with one elbow resting on his knee,
took as good an aim as the conditions allowed
Motor Boat Boys
Down the Coast
Or
Through Storm and Stress to Florida
By
LOUIS ARUNDEL
Author of "Motor Boat Boys on the St. Lawrence,"
"Motor Boat Boys Cruise Down the Mississippi,"
"Motor Boat Boys on the Great Lakes,"
"Motor Boat Boys Among the Florida Keys"
Chicago
M. A. DONOHUE & COMPANY
Copyright 1913
by
M. A. DONOHUE & CO.
CHICAGO
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | |
| I. | AFLOAT ON THE LOWER DELAWARE |
| II. | A GOOD OMEN FOR THE START |
| III. | JACK TAKES A HYDRO-AEROPLANE MESSAGE |
| IV. | THE FIRST CAMP FIRE ASHORE |
| V. | A STORM, AND NO REFUGE IN SIGHT |
| VI. | A CLOSE SHAVE, BUT NO DAMAGE DONE |
| VII. | HOW THE MOTOR BOAT FLOTILLA WENT TO SEA |