The Popular Magazine, Vol. 36, No. 1

# The Popular Magazine, March 23, 1915

This issue contains several serials and short stories across multiple genres. The serial "The Shadow of Granite Ridge" by Vingie E. Roe (Part II, "White Ears on Guard") continues, while "The Hound of Marat" by John R. Coryell begins as a new serial set during the French Revolution. Arthur Ransome's "Their Countries' Flag" depicts a German butterfly hunter and English fisherman waging their own peculiar conflict in Africa during World War I. "When Thieves Fall Out" is a complete novel by W. Escort Scott about a man named Sanborn living a double life. Short stories include Henry Beach Needham's "The Polite Horse" concerning a turf plunger and thoroughbred, Ralph D. Paine's "Karl Truman's Vacation" featuring a Yale scholar-oarsman, and Lawrence Mott's "One Touch of Nature" about a Northwest Mounted constable and a criminal. Additional stories involve Wall Street machinations, an Ozark hotel, an inventor, and domestic comedy.