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(Continued from preceding page) The-barwier >= 3, Se SS eee a ee 154 The sea—the menace of the reef. There and Back A Complete Novelette . . . . . Thomson Bartis 157 The Cumberlands—airmen and moonshiners. Witchcraft Indian Superstitions . . . . ~~ +. ~~. Hugh Pendexter 176 The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers SN er Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader . . . . . . ~ . 3.) . 184 Ask Adventures) -s-.- g ES es OReeee = See ies Weapons, Past and Present =. =. es ee) Old Songs That Men Have Sung. . . . . .) 0.0 UR 187 Fishing in. North America (22-5. os ee Se 87 Mountains and Mountaineering . . . . . . . . 06°87 Lost raie ¢.--.. . Fee eee ee ee ree 10 The TraidAhead.. 0. OSS SS See =e See 82 Headings: c 2 a ee nt gp RES pats ee ae We Ce Bigham, Ie Cover Design toe ee Dwight Franklin and Roy Pomeroy British fleet holding New York, Burgoyne smashing through the forests of the northern frontier, and St. Leger and his Indians pouring down the valley of the Mohawk, Washington sends a non-com. of his Army to bring to light the crucial secrets of the enemy’s campaign. ““THE WHITE DAWN,” a novel in four parts, by Hugh Pendexter, begins in the next issue. ig THE darkest days of the American Revolution, with Howe and the HouGH the luck of Barthelmy Portuguese had fallen off, his courage did not fail. He gathered his bullies together and set out over the seas to win gold and ships and try his fortune to the stretching-point. Yet one said that luck must not be forced—and only he knew why. “FORCED LUCK,” a complete novelette by J. Allan Dunn, in the next issue. © AO the veld South African Police doggedly follow the confusing trail of gun-runners—with an enigma, a maimed and silent native, as a guide. ““THE MAN WHO HAD ONLY ONE EAR,” a complete novel- ette by Ferdinand Berthoud, 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 — the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month COmiclboooks.C©