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Vol. 3, No. 2 EDITORIAL & GENERAL OFFICES: 230 Fifth Avo., New York City Published by Experlmenter Publishing Company, Ine. S. GERNSBACK, Treas. ; H. GERNSBACK, Pres, ron SPELT, Seo’y © E, ROS Publishers of SCIENCE & INVENTION, RADIO NEWS, RADIO LISTENERS’ GUIDE, FRENCH HUMOR JULES VERNE’S TOMBSTONE AT AMIENS Owners of Broadcast Station WRNY PORTRAYING HIS IMMORTALITY In Our May Issue: In Our Next Issue: THE GOLDEN GIRL OF MUNAN, by Harl Four Dimensional Robberies pat Ney is the mother of invention.” : ° atred, or a lust for revenge, also enables a person By Bob Olsens Aes lees ohh kes ile 102 to perform wonders. What a very few scientists, exiled with a small group-of radicals, finally invent The Octopus Cycle on a small island off in the uncharted seas, is By Irvin Lester and Fletcher Pratt evens i EL graphically told by our new author, who not only : has a vivid imagination, but, being an engineer of Dr. Brittlestone’s Method high standing, has an adequate amount of scien- "By Samuel M. Sargent, Jr en AY tific knowledge from which to draw. BARON MUNCHHAUSEN’S SCIENTIFIC Thousand-and-Second Tale of ADVENTURES, by Hugo Gernsback. Mars, ac- Suhel d cording to most scientists, is an almost inex- chenerazade : haustible source of interest, and our friend, the By Bdgar- Allan POC ..cusesrssererensrcrsers prctea ares 126 Baron, being avid for interesting information and experiences, and having a knack for learning every- A Story of the Days to Come thing worth while knowing, continues, in his own (A Serial in Two Parts). Part II manner, to tell us about the cities of Mars and how the planets look, as seen through the power- By H. G. Wells.. 134 ful Martian telescopes. He also advances afi en- ne ; : : tirely new theory as to how the Martians might Baron Miinchhausen’s Scientific make life bearable on their desert planet. Adventures : THE BLUE DIMENSION, by Francis Flagg. Of course, you will remember Mr, Flagg’s past stories MNS SEN re Sa Ry hierstaee pA 148 : p By Hugo Gernsback “The Master Ants” and “The Machine Man of Ardathia.” In “‘The Blue Dimension,” he has pro- The Master Ants hiiier. 2 Eee P “5 duced a real thriller, Here he takes us to another By Francis Pag gesrssses-n-ssssreecesresessrecssinneseees 158 plane; a different world, and it is a most con- ‘ vincing story, too. Don’t miss it, by any means. A Visitor from the Twentieth Century THE INVISIBLE MAN, by H. G. Wells. While By Harold Donitg..u Peiaa 170 there have been many battles fought in our Dis- 4 cussions Department as to certain Wells’ stories, C the editor makes the prediction that “The Invisible Our Cover Man” will be acclaimed by all of the readers of “ nS ” this month depicts a scene from the story entitled, “The Octo- Pied oe STORIES. The Invisible Man no pus Cycle,” by Irvin Lester and Fletcher Pratt, in which the doubt is a scientifiction story, plus. It is one of small group of nusiens Leaded ne the ga ea se those stories that is well nigh perfect. Of all the a Frenchman, are fleecing from the scene of battle against a rs cs, sp : ae : : highly organized army of enormous animals of the mollusk invisible y type of Stones MS written, anywhere, order. Several of the natives are caught up in the tentacles | we unhesitatingly say this is the best and by far of the octopuses, only to vanish almost instantly. the most scientific. suvvresoveeyaqunvunuaevvcarnaecncerscecyaqeueeuetacaeeeg.cce ra peregrine eae cease re HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO “AMAZING STORTES."’ Send your name, t . Send postal for club rate card. address and remiltunce to Exporimenter PubUshing Oo,, 230 Fifth Ave., pe Ee: Ec AD ae eer otherwise ordered : New York City. Checks and money orders should be made paynble to ON EXPIRATION of your subscription we enclose a renewal blank in your Experimenter Publishing Co., Inc, Mention the name of the wae a you Inst number to you, avid notify you by mall. Then, unléas we rocelve your are ordering inasmuch as we also publish RADIO NEWS, SCHINCE & order and temittnnee for a renewal, delivery of the mugavzine ls stopped, INVENTION, RADIO. LISTENERS’ GUID AND CALL BOOK, CHANGH OF ADDRESS. 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