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THE TREASURE-TRAIN - BY - ARTHUR B. REEVE - FRONTISPIECE BY WILL FOSTER
CONTENTS
CHAPTER - I. THE TREASURE-TRAIN - II. THE TRUTH-DETECTOR - III. THE SOUL-ANALYSIS - IV. THE MYSTIC POISONER - V. THE PHANTOM DESTROYER - VI. THE BEAUTY MASK - VII. THE LOVE METER - VIII. THE VITAL PRINCIPLE - IX. THE RUBBER DAGGER - X. THE SUBMARINE MINE - XI. THE GUN-RUNNER - XII. THE SUNKEN TREASURE - I - THE TREASURE-TRAIN
II. THE TRUTH DETECTOR
III. THE SOUL-ANALYSIS
MONTROSE, CONN. - MY DEAR PROFESSOR KENNEDY:
JANET (MRS. ROGER) CRANSTON.
IV. THE MYSTIC POISONER
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When a brilliant but reluctant investigator is approached by the striking Maude Euston, daughter of the Continental Express president, the case seems simple enough: a mysterious illness has struck the company’s treasurer and his driver, and rumors of foreign whispers in a hotel lobby suggest a hidden danger to a massive shipment of gold. Maude’s earnest plea—to protect her father’s interests and prove herself capable—draws the scientist into a tangled web of intrigue that promises more than a routine medical mystery.
Soon the investigation expands beyond a single accident. Suspicious strangers, covert conversations, and the looming arrival of a heavily guarded “Treasure‑Train” hint at a larger conspiracy that could cripple the nation’s wartime finances. Armed with his inventive gadgets and a keen analytical mind, the investigator must sift truth from deception, racing against unseen forces before the valuable cargo is jeopardized.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (483K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-02-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1880–1936
A prolific early mystery writer, he helped popularize the idea of the scientific detective through his famous sleuth Craig Kennedy, often nicknamed "The American Sherlock Holmes." His stories blend classic whodunits with the new technologies and forensic ideas that were exciting readers in the early 1900s.
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