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192 STOCKER, ETHEL C. Please forgive me for being so mean to you.when in Buffalo with brother. Paul wants you to forgive and forget the past and return to him. Please write. Sister Jessie—Address Mrs. JEsstE Ma- HONEY, 107 Prospect Ave., N. W., Cleveland, Ohio. HUSBAND. Where are you? Am very worried about you. My health is failing —‘‘PErE. FY sddes = 1; Conductor for mining co. Last known Mimai, Arizona.—Address C. E. ATHEY, pe es 1768, Mexico D. F. Mexico. sary R. E. S. wants you to write. Please notify us at once when you have found your man, VERETT, E. Address wanted. Mintne civil engineer and assayist. Last heard from at a mining-town on Colorado River in Arizona; name of town forgotten but later was burned down entirely.—Address TC. 8867. care of Adventure, New York, N. Y. St. JOHN. Uncle. Last heard of at r2th or 21st St., New York.—Address L. Prick, 47 Henson Ave., Mayfield, East New Castle, N. S. W., Australia. a. THOMAS M. Plumber. Last heard of at 574 Reid St., Collingwood West, South Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.—Address L. PRICE, 47 Henson Ave., Mayfield, East Newcastle, N.S: W., Australia. BALDWIN, HARRY. Write your wife Mrs. H. H. Baldwin and send your address as she wants you to sign a deed so she can get the property straightened up. Please write through a lawyer.—Address Mrs. J. Wan, Sharon, Pa. Adventure E |'BRUYEKER, VALENTINO. Last heard of fif- teen years ago in ‘Buenos Aires, Argentine. Age forty years. Height five feet ten inches. Blue eyes, blond hair. Used to work around camps. a knowing whereabouts of the above — notify his aged father and mother living with Miss ELopIE DE BRUYEKER, London Straat No. 3, Antwerp, Belgium. THE following have been inquired for in either the April 20th or April 30th issues of Adventure. They can get the names of the inquirers from this magazine: BLUM. ALBERT mspoty Brassel, John H.; Breffin, Jago (James Young); Burns, Harry; Carley, M. R,; Cawley, Charles; Cohen, Alf E.; Cross, Verde; Doyle, Mrs. Eddie; Donohew, Mrs. Gertrude; Haigh, Mason C.; Hicks, Marien; Kavanagh, John; Klein Blackie: Levine, (first name not known); Melius, Fred: Basie Edward a Moore, Bill; Nichols, Frank: Pelley, Roy, John or Pruit, Wm.: - Russell, Juel < Whitlatch, pa Monroe; Winnie, ‘George. MISCELLANEOUS: Any one who saw the accident of the Harry Wright Amusement Co. Boat Marion a few miles below Helena, Ark., on the Mississippi River, April 26th, 1908. Bob; Boys of U. S. S. Rondo; Cal,: Dubs; Ex. Member of Battery A, 3rd Batt. Hannigan Joe; Man * Freddy; Parlen, Pinky; McCarthy or any of the boys who worked for the S. P. U. at Camp Merritt, N. J. in Summer of 1919. ‘Relatives of Eslick’s or Pierce’s who settled in Webster and Polk counties, lowa about 1850; R. E. H. A LIST of unclaimed manuscripts will be pub- lished in the January 10th and July 10th issues of Adventure, and-a list of unclaimed eek be published in the last issue of each month. THE TRAIL AHEAD MAY 20TH ISSUE Besides the two complete novelettes and the opening instalment of the new serial, which are mentioned on the second contents page, the next Adventure will bring you the following stories: TAKING OVER GETTISON Robert Simpson Drink-madness at an African trading-station. . JACK OF CLUBS Ben F. Baker J. Wallpole Frost, Thespian, hits Alaska—“Frost”’ is’right. THE CALABOOSE NOMINEE Trail of a railroad bandit. | PAY GRAVEL A Four-Part Story Conclusion Russell A. Boggs Hagh Pendexter A showdewn with stage-robbers in the Black Hills. CATNIP Baiting a mountain feudist. TIME COMES Tavern-inspired evil comes to friction on the high seas. Hapsburg Liebe Bill Adams ‘ OO (C@)