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192 Pe ee ERNEST LESLIE. Mother will die if she doesn’t hear from you. Please write. from with Mes Bros., shows.:..,Was at Cairo, Ill, a few Ts ago. Sometimes known as E. Leslie. Any one wing of his whereabouts please notify.—Address A. G P. care of Adventure. ISDALE, CLARK. If you see this write i? our old pal. I want to locate you.—Address HANSEL MCALLISTER, 1923 Division, Green , Texas. Dee eee of DESIRE BOURGEOIS. Born in the village Les Petites Chiettes, now Village Des. Bon Lieu, Franche-Comte, Jura, Prance. Who em to California U.S. A.in 1848. Please communicate with. — ddress CHARLES BourGEOIS, Hotel Casa Granda, Santi- ago de Cuba, Cuba. ee RICHARD P. Remember “J: bunch after the scra aera at Kenny’s. Address JACK, care of Adventure. Jee . No trouble contemplated. Write your mother.— dress C. W. C. HOuGH. T. J. (Tom) _ Formerly of San 1912-1915. In from you.—Address JosEPH C. Fincu, Box 1612, El Dora- do, Ark. PATTERSON, TOM. Formerly of San Diego, ears ‘ grep artors: In oil fields now. Would be glad to r from you.—Address ie Dorado, Ark. JO 'Botn’ JOSEPH as VIDIKOVSKY, KASI- Both emigrants from Kovno, P Fore a pen Eeoeeen ee : ols teety eee. arrived U. 8 U. §&. 5 rey ved on Livingstone St., eet heard of about 1912. Any information ei be appreciated ee ares L. M. HANp, care of Adventure. KELLY. FRANCIS A. Formerly officer of hes Machine Gun Batt. dare Division. Is reported t be in South America. ge information will be. : ee .—Address Rost. L. Byawee, P.O ax Gor: Tesi. exas. Wore is like S bo from COL. AN of the and regarding som @ pho tos taken in Pace Mt io “would like to hear from Hump” Parks, Auty, y: Sergt “Mulligan” and other D. R’s. Add E. c. care of Adventure. Last heard © this, Anthony, ip me a line.— Diego, Calif. | oil fields now. "Would be glad to hear : JoserH C. Fincy, Box 1612, . _ Gormley, Adventure THE following have been inquired for in either the June 20th or June 30th issues of Advene- ture. They can get the name of the inquirer from this magazine: ARTON, JAS. E.; Cabaniss,” Harvey; Carter, . Pit Childers, Theodore R.; Cline, Day, E.; Ehrlich, Oscar; Fleming, Cyrus Fine, Vernon i: Fontain, J ack; Fraser, Alexander, 1 tome Harry K.; Gallagher, Chas. q Gardner, H Gelston, Rod- ney Graves, George C.; Belden; ¢ Dr. Frank; Miasscth Earl Stewart: Hood, Herbert James; Jacks, Milton: olley, Major Wade; Lockwood, Robt. L.; McCloud, ohn Henry; McDevitt, Andrew John; Mee Frank .; Miller, Janda, 2 Mickle, Frank (Big M ike); Munro, ames; g y eill, J Palen, Charles, Pharis, Alfred; Johnnie; Seaton. ; Rippley, te Jie act P.; Rood, S.; Shirley, Wissiam Spence, Edmond ‘Sha ckleford; Siebert, Jack; Stewart, C ° J.; Traynor, W. J. H.; Valdez, Alex. MISCELLANEOUS— Woods, Mrs. and Mr. daughter Frances May and one son Lee. Wm. MANUSCRIPTS UNCLAIMED TKINS, E. E. S. Jr.; Bayless, Dorothy; Banks, Jimmie, Miss.; Breath, astlar, Gal.; Bennett, Thomas gee Brady, Patrick; Blum, N. A ; Buchanan, James; Beck. ck, Wal- trr H.; Crafts Chrisholm, Bryon; Cardie, Sinn; Caney, Jack; Cuttriss, C. A Cortelli Fatima; Crafts, L. 8.3 Currite, Mildred; Fdwa: ‘Emerson, F. W.; Gilfillan, Ri Hath Seat) lord, ‘Altred Coula S. D.; as Gene, renchie; Ee ungerford. E.; Hilles, Lieut, Wm. U funk Soe C.H.; Holston, S. wi Hurst, Freda; d, I. _ Kelly, D ; Kimeey, FW King, Homer rat re Livingston, J : Galire Peter; Manise: ’ Nelson: Vitat ets James K.; Miths, B. Radke; Moran, Edward Mii Mosse, James; ”Maclllrath, W.R.; Murphy, Elsbeth; Madison, Artell; McCravey, E. Li Noble, ; O’ Parrel, Pa Bertha; Pierce, Samuel S.; erry, James; Paietces Robert G.; Paradis, A. B.; Patten, Lewis E.; Polowe, a Nee Rhodes, Carrie L.; Roe, Charles; Robinson, Jack P Robertson, Mrs. Chester; Rice, Alex.; Stillons 23 midt, Alex. R.; Sprague. T R.; Smalley, Jack G.; rekell, Mrs. Cynthia; Homer ‘Eps. arner, J. Ey Weston, ward; Wittell, Chester; ilman, ynthia; Webber, E ‘ PLEASE send us your present address. Letters fore warded to you at address given oe not reach you. Address L. PatricK GREENE, care of Adventure. bring you the following stories: NOBODY HOME THE TOWERS OF SILENCE ‘ Winged death of India in the night watches. NONE BUT THE BRAVE Sea-bears—the battle of tusks. The pursuit by Pontiac's fiends. THE OLD HULL : THE CAMP ROBBER THE TRAIL AHEAD. JULY 20TH ISSUE Besides the new serial and the two complete novelettes men- tioned on the second page of this issue, the next Adventure will A fine fracas, Western style, with the sheriff on his ear. WAR WAMPUM A Five-Part Story Conclusion A fever ship, and the old Captain comes into his own. Two partners of the North on the trail without food. THE PAL WITH THE NUMBER TWELVES The professional bum and the down-and-outer join forces. E. S. See R. T. M. Scott F. St. Mars Hugh Pendexter Kenneth Howell Ernest Bertelson Mazx Benter COmicCclboooks. CO