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(Continued from preceding page) Women Warriors A Bit of Settler's Lore . 3. 3 . . . HP. 152 Gilford the Gifted . ; ; : F ; ‘ ; Robert Simpsea 153 West Africa—a new method ae | | The Brass Delphin ae - . . «Allan B. LeMay 164 Central America—a SIneeHt ats sailor. Our Mate Verse . : ; ; j : . . Harry Kemp 167 Paddy Miles, Fighting Man . -. . . . E, 0. Foster 168 The Philippines—for the honor of ite cone The First Western Sheriff A Bit of the Old West . . . Frank H. Huston 173° The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers ‘ “ ; . 174 Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader . . . . . . . = «~~. 183 Ask Adventures =. Se ee re 188 Weapons; Past and Present..- S.> > > Se. ee Oe SC Old Songs That Men Have Sung. . . . . . . . «. «© « «184 Fishing in North America . . . . «. «© «© «© © © © «© « 184 Mountains and Mountaineering . . . . . . «© «© «© «© «© . 184 lett Tralee ee, 8 See ee eae. aS 91 The: Trail Ahead <3 2g one as ee ees ee ee 2 Headings Be ne ee 8 Se ee, peg on eo a, Oe, ee WN Crawford Cover Design : , ; ; ; ; Pogue : 2 : : ; Ross Santie OUR North Americans and their Peruvian outlaw friend invade the ' jungle of the upper Amazon. Before them lies the path ofthe sinister river, Tigre Yacu, where head-hunters and other terrors live—a menace to the quest of gold. ““TIGER RIVER,”’ a four-part serial by Arthur O. Friel, will start in the next issue. AY TER the death of Cromwell and the accession of a Stuart to the English throne, David Adoniram fled with his bride to Virginia. And there— that he might preserve his honor—he forged a mighty sword. ‘‘THE THRUST,’’ a complete novelette by B. J. Stolper, in the next issue. A ROW at a poker party eventuates in an aviation mishap. A tale of Tex MacDowell, of the U. S. Army Air Service. “‘TOO MUCH AIR,”’ a novelette by Thomson Burtis, in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page oy this one. Don’t forget the dates of issue for Adventure —the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month COmiCLOoOoksS. CO