Pulp Fiction, 1926 · page 210 of 212
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The Trail Ahead Lhe next issue of ADVENTURE, December 8th ry The Wolf Master A Complete Novel By Harold Lamb The young Kirdy, now known as the White Falcon, is given the task of hunting down a traitor to the Cossack brotherhood. The chase carries him to Moscow, to the very feet of the throne, then across the steppes amid many dangers, to the city of the Golden Horde—and he does not travel alone. East of the Bishop By Richard Howells Watkins The Scilly Isles, with their myriad rocky traps for even the experienced sailor, are no place to settle a ha’penny grudge—take Rob Trevellick’s word for it. A Night at San Asensio By W. Townend A fair-haired, courageous woman, a man who did not play the game, a lonely and embittered sea-captain, and a curious and romantic young engineer—all in a house of mystery on a hot still tropical night. The Super of the Santee By T. T. Flynn Secure in his position was Superintendent McGann, but he made a mis- take when he insulted Paddy Reese, fat, jolly, gray-haired—the best en- gineer on the Sky City-Petersburg run. Also—Other Good Stories Dead Man’s Luck, superstition and a pair of pliers, by Harry G. Huse; The Apostle, that gun-twirl of Kid Bart’s, by John Webb; Part Three of The Way of Sinners, Francesco takes the lead of the condottieri, by F. R. Buckley; Part Three of Treasure, in which the threat of the snake comes to pass, by Gordon Young. Adventure is out on the 8th and 23d of each month 208 cComiclbool (C@ in