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by Lewis E. (Lewis Edwin) Theiss
CHAPTER I - WHAT CAME OF HENRY'S IDEA
CHAPTER II - HENRY OVERCOMES AN OBSTACLE
CHAPTER III - THE WIRELESS PATROL PREPARES FOR ACTION
CHAPTER IV - THE SCENE OF ACTION
CHAPTER V - THE MESSAGE IN CIPHER
CHAPTER VI - A NEW DANGER POINT
CHAPTER VII - CONFUSION WORSE CONFOUNDED
CHAPTER VIII - WHERE MONEY TALKED
CHAPTER IX - A FRESH START
CHAPTER X - THE PURSUIT IN THE DARK
A teenage Henry Harper spends his days in his father’s backyard workshop, where the Camp Brady Wireless Club meets to tinker with radios and practice secret codes. When a shocking newspaper headline reveals that German forces have somehow learned about a U.S. transport fleet, Henry’s imagination races to a hidden “secret wireless” that might be feeding the enemy. Determined to protect his country, he convinces the club that they can help uncover the mysterious station that’s leaking information.
Henry writes an eager letter to his idol, Captain Hardy, hoping the young officer will green‑light a new mission for the boys. The reply arrives quickly, but instead of the enthusiastic approval Henry expected, it points to a larger problem—underfunded secret services and political roadblocks. Undeterred, Henry and his friends are left to decide whether they can take matters into their own hands, setting the stage for a daring youth‑driven spy hunt.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (294K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2007-06-28
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1878–1963
Known for brisk adventure stories aimed at young readers, this American writer also taught journalism and spent years working in newspapers and magazines. His books often mixed action, technology, and outdoor life in a way that fit the early twentieth century taste for spirited boys' fiction.
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