Adventure, August 1917 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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(Continued from preceding page) Rotorua Rex A Three-Part Story. Part Il oe ge Allan Doon 120 The second instalment of this colorful adventure story of the south seas. In case you missed the first part of the story last month, you will find it briefly retold here in story form. The Taming ef “Bad Jack”’ Creedy . : ? < James B. Hendryx 146 Young Bad Jack follows a gold-rush into the Yukon, He tries to live up to his reputation when he encounters the Northwest Mounted. o£ Bearly Reasonable . . . . W.C. Tuttle 155 The Professor wants to know if a female SESE recopiizes its offspring after being parted from it for twenty-four hours. Magpie Simpkins is called upon to solve the problem by actual demonstration. Flag Talk Poem . ‘ P ; . : ; ; . Charles C. Jones 167 The Hunch ; é ‘ ‘ ; F Roy P. Churchill 168 A yarn of the U. S. Navy. e papeulice <eunah Flynn is ambitious for a commission. Seaman O’Leary’s ambitions have been smothered by something that has happened years before. The two friends are shipmates in an adventure which has a telling effect upon the lives of both. The Camp-F ire A Meeting-Place for Readers, Writers and Adventurers ; : " ; . 177 Adventure’s Free Services and Addresses Sey. Go Cee ee, ee, eeeetes Ask Adventure. =. sc50 3 See eee ee ee eS 187 Lost. Trails oS. 8 eee a ee ee IO Headings : ; ‘ ; ; ; - ; : ; ‘ A : : T. S. Tousey NEXT MONTH’S ADVENTURE You get a double handful of rapid-fire stories of the big outdoors. Among them “A MAN AND HIS NAME” A tale of the sea By NORMAN SPRINGER “GASTON OLAF AND BIG BUSINESS” Lumbering in the North Woods A. New Serial By HENRY OYEN “FIGHTING BLOOD” Carries you to Central Africa By DONALD HAMILTON HAINES For other features in the coming number, turn to the Trail Ahead, page 192 FIRST SEPTEMBER ISSUE Issued Monthly. Yearly Subscription, $1.50 in advance. Single copy, fifteen cents. Foreign postage, $1.00 additional. Canadian postage, 30 cents. Trade-Mark Registered; Copyright, 1917, by The Ridgway Company in the United States and Great Britain. The editor assumes no risk for manuscripts and illustrations submitted to this magazine, but he will use all due care while ey are in his hands. CoOMmiclooks 5}