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(Continued from preceding page) The Innocent Bystander and the Triangle . . . . _ Trevor Nichols 134 They never thought it of Holy Joel The Sheriff of Sun-Dog A Complete Novelette . . W.C. Tuttle 141 Sheepmen try to crowd him off the range. The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers. . . . . 174 Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader . ©. . . . ~ . . 3.) 182 Ask Adventure. 225-3 ee SS eee eS eee es Weapons, Past and Present Gee ii Oe eee ee Se Fishing in North America. SS aes Mountains and Mountaineering . . . . . . . . . . 0.) L184 Lott tralltsc3 =. <.. .- Cee SS. See eS Sea The ‘Frail Alvead. <5 ss oe a 2 Headings... ee eee ae Coorge MM, Richards Cover Design se a Roe ge ae ey ee aeey: Etehell ERUSALEM—“‘the center of the world’’—has become a reeking pit of unscrupulous conspiracy where the deadliest agents are em- ployed in the strife of Mohammedan and Zionist; and Major Jimgrim is called to stand between Great Britain and a world-wide jihad. “‘UNDER THE DOME OF THE ROCK,”’ the second of a series of novelettes by Talbot Mundy, will appear complete in the next issue. A BRUTAL skipper, bucko mates and a hard-boiled crew made life a torment for the little stowaway whose one ambition was to reach America. But with his taking-off their days of torment began. A weird sea vengeance is recounted in ““THE GHOST OF DAGO FIDDLER,’’ by Norman Springer, a novelette complete in the next issue. ED HUGO, the Norman adventurer, is setting the County of Toulouse by the ears, and to Prerre Faidit is assigned the job of reducing his castle by force or stratagem. ‘“‘BEFORE MID- NIGHT,”’’ a novelette of medieval war by Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur, complete in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. Don’t forget the new dates of issue for Adventure— three times a month, the 10th, 20th and 30th cCoOmiclbooks.c©