  CHAPTER I. NOT FAR FROM THE FIRING LINE. CHAPTER II. THE WORK OF GERMAN SPIES. CHAPTER III. SAVING THE GREAT SEAPLANE. CHAPTER V. A NIGHT ON THE CHANNEL. CHAPTER VI. UNDER SHRAPNEL FIRE. CHAPTER VII. THE "SEA EAGLE" ON PARADE. CHAPTER X. THE AEROPLANE BOYS IN LUCK. CHAPTER XI. THE MAN IN THE LOCKER. CHAPTER XII. FRANK MAKES A BARGAIN. CHAPTER XIII. NOT CAUGHT NAPPING. CHAPTER XIV. THE PERIL IN THE SKY. CHAPTER XVI. THE COMING OF THE DAWN. CHAPTER XVII. NEWS BY WIRELESS. CHAPTER XVIII. OFF WITH THE AIR RAIDERS. CHAPTER XIX. HOW ZEEBRUGGE WAS BOMBARDED. CHAPTER XX. CAUGHT IN A SNOW SQUALL. CHAPTER XXI. A STARTLING DISCOVERY. CHAPTER XXII. THE NARROW ESCAPE. CHAPTER XXIII. THE WINDMILL FORT. CHAPTER XXIV. FRIENDS IN NEED. CHAPTER XXV. THE DESPERATE GAME OF TAG. CHAPTER XXVI. HEADED TOWARD HOME. The plunging monster glided by.—Page 38. THE BOY AVIATORS WITH THE AIR RAIDERS A Story of the Great World War BY CAPTAIN WILBUR LAWTON AUTHOR OF “THE DREADNOUGHT BOYS’ SERIES,” “THE BOY AVIATORS IN NICARAGUA,” “THE BOY AVIATORS ON SECRET SERVICE,” “THE BOY AVIATORS IN AFRICA,” “THE BOY AVIATORS’ TREASURE QUEST,” “THE BOY AVIATORS IN RECORD FLIGHT,” “THE BOY AVIATORS’ POLAR DASH,” “THE BOY AVIATORS’ FLIGHT FOR A FORTUNE,” ETC. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY CHARLES L. WRENN NEW YORK HURST & COMPANY PUBLISHERS Copyright, 1915, BY HURST & COMPANY CONTENTS
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