| CHAP. | PAGE | | I. | A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS | 1 | | II. | THE MYSTERY SHIP | 7 | | III. | SIR ROGER CASEMENT AND THE IRISH PLANS | 9 | | IV. | 'MYSTERY' CARGO AND CAMOUFLAGE EQUIPMENT | 13 | | V. | THE 'LIBAU' SAILS—AND BECOMES THE 'AUD' | 22 | | VI. | UNDER FALSE COLOURS | 26 | | VII. | A DRESS REHEARSAL | 30 | | VIII. | IN ENEMY WATERS | 35 | | IX. | THE FIRST SIGN OF THE ENEMY | 42 | | X. | SOME EXCITEMENTS | 45 | | XI. | ON THE EDGE OF THE ARCTIC SEA | 51 | | XII. | RIGHT THROUGH THE BLOCKADE | 54 | | XIII. | OFF THE ROCKALLS IN A HURRICANE | 69 | | XIV. | AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE | 78 | | XV. | PLANS AND DREAMS | 82 | | XVI. | WE REACH OUR GOAL | 86 | | XVII. | TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN TRALEE BAY | 91 | | XVIII. | UNWELCOME GUESTS | 106 | | XIX. | A STERN CHASE | 123 | | XX. | THE 'PHANTOM SHIP' IN A TRAP | 132 | | XXI. | WE PREPARE TO SINK OUR SHIP | 144 | | XXII. | THE SINKING OF THE 'LIBAU' | 147 | | XXIII. | A SECOND 'BARALONG?' | 156 | | XXIV. | LAWFUL COMBATANT OR PIRATE? | 165 | | XXV. | UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS AT ESCAPE | 175 | | XXVI. | A BOLDER PLAN | 190 | | XXVII. | THE ESCAPE | 203 | | XXVIII. | THE MISSING AERODROME | 214 | | XXIX. | RECAPTURE | 226 | | XXX. | THE PRIZE-COURT INQUIRY | 236 |
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