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The Trail Ahead The next issue of ADVENTURE, December 23d Two Complete Novelettes: The Pennsylvania Line By Wilkinson O’Connell Anthony Wayne was leading the men—“Mad Anthony” whom they adored, who shared hardship and pleasure alike with them. His word was law to them until he encountered the rebellious patriot, Loyd Fallen. Mandarin Honor By Charles Gilson Possession is the right of the strongest along the dark rivers of China, where Mark Hebden, the white wanderer, and the mandarin Ying Taotaz struggled with all of their strength and craft for the fair young Jen-te. The Goldbricker By Leonard H. Nason True enough, the German batteries were ploughing the field to a hash. But beyond that field were the French, and Shorty craved French cheese for his bread. The Fallacy of “Faro” By Walter J. Coburn When a man admits something against himself he’s usually telling the truth, but in Faro’s case this didn’t hold, as the world found out after Jack Manton rode into town. And—Other Good Stories Into the treasure-cave, Part Five of Treasure, by Gordon Young; Part five of The Way of Sinners, by F. R. Buckley, 2 which Francesco finds wisdom; Two Old Men, friendship and a blizzard, by Alan Le May; Deliverance, when the world came to the mountain women, by Fiswoode Tarleton; Airways, Rutter tries his hand at a new game, by A. A. Caffrey. Adventure is out on the 8th and 23d of each month 208 cConniclbooks C©