Adventure Magazine Cover — page 12: what you’re looking at

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Mystery in the Gobi Desert. The Trail to Tonopah Poem The Camp-Fire (Continued from preceding page) _— W. C. Robertson A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers, and adventurers Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader . Ask Adventure Firearms, Past and Present . Fishing in North America Lost Trails The Trail Ahead . Headings Cover Design ~ ~ AN (‘‘SLED” ) WHEELER, whose adven- tures in the underworld you have already read, appears again in the next issue in a complete novelette—‘SSLED WHEELER AND THE DIAMOND RANCH,” by Dr. John I. Cochrane, author of ‘‘Sled Wheeler, Manhandler,”’ “The Crook and the Doctor,’’ ‘‘A Drop of Doom,” ~ “The Swinging Mirrors,”’ etc. ‘‘Sled Wheeler and the Diamond Ranch’’ is an exploit of S/ed’s young manhood—a tale of war upon the Border bandits. Other stories in the next issue are forecast - on the-last page of this one. Lydia M. D. O’Neil a Throwing the Face A Bit about African Charms Thomas S. Miller That Front-Line Feelin’ Poem . . . . + . ~~. ~ R.z Rondale Ivory coat oa Nig aie eee L. Patrick Greene The Major finds a treasure. _ The Man-Eater J. P. Leland An epic of the cock-pit. The Dream’s End : Chester L. Saxby Scurvy at sea. An Arnie story. The Temple of the Ten H. Bedford-Jones and 100 101 103 113 122 134 174 S195 - 185 . 186 186 « 191 5 192 (E(0) =) August Kaiser . James Reynolds oe Ve): (6)