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(Continued from preceding page) The Bandit of Banyaluka . . Fred. F. Fleischer 149 3 Balkans—a lone figure came Soak — the mountain. The Beach comber Verse : = : 5 3 ; : Charles Nicholls Webb 153 When East Met West A Complete Noveletie . . . +. #«Wz«C. Tuttle 154 Prperock—WM ag pie, Ike, a pageant and a zoo. te The Chel Prays Verse . |. . +... +. ~~. ~~ Larry O'Conner 172 The Camp-Fire A free-to-all -sienedlace for readers, writers and adventurers ‘ ; - . 174 MS se se eee Old Songs That Men Have Sung a ae ee irons Practical Services Free to Any Reader. . . . ao oe 2 3 e ° 181 ° ° . - 181 Ask Adventure ... . 182 A free question and answer service as of eleracaae on bubdees life anf activities eee where. Comprising seventy geographical sub-divisions, with special sections on Radio, Min- ing and Prospecting, Weapons, Fishing, Forestry, Aviation, Army Matters, North American Anthropology, Health on the Trail, Kailroading, Herpetology and Entomology. The Trail Ahead . 25 i(‘tesC(C<“ Headings ; : = ; a. ; | - ; : : p , .. A. Schwieder . o a a se : . . - oO 191 ~ , @ ° a e ° e ° ° Ey a ° 192 One Complete Novel and Two Complete Novelettes LTHOUGH he didn’t know it, the war was play to Vell Colburn until he went to the front : with the Marines. ‘‘A SERGEANT OF CAVALRY,” a complete novel of the A. E. F. by Leonard H. Nason, is in the next issue. HE jungle calls its sons in mysterious ways to protect it from the invading Portuguese nobles. *“_AND OF GIDEON?” is a complete novelette by L. Patrick Greene in the next issue. R twenty years Alex Cheney and Lisbeth had been well nigh inseparable. She was the one thing of his which he ever bragged about; the only being upon whom he openly and unblushingly lavished affection. And those who claim that a mule is incapable of gratitude never knew Lisbeth.” The complete novelette, “LISBETH,” in the next issue is by Frank C, Robertson. Other stories 1n the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. Adventure is out on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month Gomicbooks.com