Adventure, August 3, 1919 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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Published Twice a Month by Toe Rmoway Company 3 J. H. GANNON, Presideat C, H. HOLMES, Secretary ané Treasurer a i Spring and Macdougal Streets - - #$WNew York City ; . 6, Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London, W. C., England = im! Entered as Second-Class Matter, October 1, 1910, at the , 7 Post-Office at New ry NV. ¥., under the Act of 1879. ARTHUR SULLIVANT HOFFMAN, Editor Ph Yearly Subscription, $3.00 in advance . Single Copy, Twenty Cents “a Foreign postage, $3.00 additional. Canadian Postage, 60 cents. Trade-Mark Registered; Copyright, 1919, by The Ridgway Company In the United States snd Great Britain. The editor assumes no risk for manuscripts and IlJustrations submitted to this magazine, but he will use all due care while they are In his hands. | Contents for First August, 1919, Issue 7 The Boss of Mirage A Complete Novelette yell 353 7 A paradise in the desert and a place of rivgsteae is Lost Deer Valley. No sooner is Henry Carlton : . settled there than the stream on his ranch runs dry, and he knows some one is trying to drive him from j his home. But Carlton is a fighter, and he has as ally the boss of Mirage. — So Ye Bring Me Back the Tale Pom. . . . . Walter J. Coe eo f24 3 Needs Must . . Fi “ Baroness Orczy 44 a= A story of Revolutionary France. a ees left i ina hollow tree—and the Scarlet Pimpernel. ae 5 j : West Africa and “‘Funkitis’’ An African Sketch . . . Thomas S. Miller 55 Rogues’ End . : : : Robert J. Pearsall ~ sou . Remote and alone was built the Suse of eriscasila: to which visitors find their way one dark night. & : Then the precipice by which it stands gets a new name, ( 4 Touching the Perils A Complete Novelette Re Se 70 ‘@ The Psyche i is only an old tub, and the owner Wants the insurance. So temptation comes to Cap- ’ tain Wilhams. But ships can make a man as well as break him. a " Santanta A Sketch of Frontier Days 5 : ‘ W. A. Sternberg 37 ' * ‘<3 ~ ‘4 A Night in the Wilderness . . Walt McDougall a > -d ine oe is fresh from Ireland, and his first night i in 1 the New Woild is a wild one. You will laugh at . Lg ~ ~ 4 The Wagon-Box Fight A Bit of the Old West. . . . £A, Brininstool ae a. ra ke Ponts tied charts’ Ge letlweaeien tee a r om a hun ur = ee gleam and sparkle and shine in the jewel-box of Datio é Parang. And Crawson, renegade, thinking of what man’, cS ie z Lm: jul plans, A story of the South Seas. pods ba “ue ee a * - 5 ae “ aes Oe ae ac rers te - +s = a * ee Pw ¥ - wt “a. a, | 5 : eee ers m % See : . a -E. C. Lincoln ‘fee ’ oe eet )