Judge — September 29, 1923 — page 36: what you’re looking at

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Neither ever saw a human being before! BABY BOY and a baby girl had been cast up by the sea, on opposite shores of a desert isle. They had grown up alone and apart, each living a primeval life. Then, after twenty years, they met. They knew nothing of the relationship of man and woman—nothing of love. They wondered at the strange new emotions kindled within them. Irresistibly primi- tive passions drew them together. And there, in their island solitude, was unfolded one of ao ecient IN | th» strangest love stories that could ever fall 4 within human experience. 4 Who but Morgan Robertson could have co: a ceived such an unusual and daring. story Who but he ever has written such gripping + stories of strange adventure in the far corners 4 of the earth! No wonder that he hss been acclaimed by such writers as Rex Beach, Booth Tarkington, Robert W. Chambers, R ipe rt Hughes, Joseph Conrad and many others! MORGAN ROBERTSON [===] | masterpieces The Sailor Who Became a Master Weaver of Sea Stories in this great set io American writer has ever sea, that bring back to us the up and bow to Morgan Rol written better short storiesthan day-dreams of boyhood.""—-Fin- son for his faithful 65 stories—over 2,000 Morgan Robertson. No Ameri- ley Peter Dunne (Mr. Dooley). ite “people. s—of thrilling e can writer ever wrote as good sea “The ablest writer of sea venture and romance E bully. nture an ae written. Borige ie thia country. Rex Pdr ee including i ; : Booth T 5 “The magic and thrill of the The very ocean ought to rise ington. Masters of Men ] ‘ ‘Sinful Peck Think of such tributesastheabovetoaman — Now for the first time The Thee Laws and the Golden who had never even had a common school ed- | SOW : : : wt _ i ion! Morgan Robertson had been a sailor st pF of story-lovers is to be 9¢ Honeymoon Ship / ie More the thast, knocking about the coven ~The FIRST COMPLETE PUB- Tough the Bedi by “foremost living He had never written a story until he ED EDITION of Morgan Robertson is i te a writers 6 years old. He was absolutely un- now ready. His masterpieces of romance and The Survival ofthe Fit EOneH. wi i dventure have been collected and published ear paly el ted ae known, without mon without influence. #¢ventu pul But the genius within him was crying for in library of undsome volun expression and he wrote his first story with pulse-qu blood-stirring an upturned washtub for a desk. uding the Quickly he rose to fame. After a lifetime tbreaking struggle and poverty, he alized victory—but only for a fleeting moment before his death. But his work could not die. All over the country people pre thrilling to his wonder erful tales of the iker hess and the Depths The Battle of the Monsters The Shark From the Royal Yard Down The Wig Wag Message Fifty Fathoms Down ol Mrs, Morgan Robertson, who shared the ‘ears of heartbreak- Ing struggle and poverty with her hus jand and who ls flow to enjoy the richly deserved rewards ‘of his genus, Mutiny The Trade Wind The Wreck of the Titan, etc. ete. nd i send only" $1.00 io'5 dae 1.00 a month until the special low price of His pai fights—of shipwreck ngh: brutality—of courage, sacrifice and love. The screen diamati tions of such stories fasters of Men, has held audiences spellbound the world over More and more insistent has grown the demand for a COMPLI Y of Morgarr o fr n m, Tt H. Davis before this rear Introductory Offer is ont of only 345 centa a day? ‘he Brann Publishers, Inc., Dept, M-399 Mattaemly bound ia Tye 2h Street, New York City the cou , In accordance with yo special Intro REE Eoberteon 3 great stori withdrawn, of Munsey's said: “I know of no American writer upor more entitled to preservation in volumes.” The Brann Publishers, Inc. ‘ Dea. Mae 11 months 3 West 29th Street Name MASTERS THREE LAWS WRECK SINFUL OVER DOWN New York ANDY OFTHE PECK THE — TOTHE y coupEn TITAN BORDER SEA 4 Address city F State | Reference..........0- ( PRESS OF WILLIAM GREEN, NEW YORK comicbooks.com