The Argosy, April 1912 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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1Oc. Ps, year DB 200 The Argosy for April ONE COMPLETE NOVEL AS THE DICE FELL. What resulted from a throw with John Smith..... ........ ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE 1 FIVE SERIAL STORIES BETWEEN TWO ALIBIS. Part I. A matter of very criminal procedure........... | LAWRENCE PERRY 66 SHIFTING SUSPECTS. Part II. A Western tale of abduction..MARIEB. SCHRADER 8&8 WITH SWORD AND STRATEGY. Part III. As to the White Bird of Pepin under Charlemagne.............cccccccsecesccuececcsceeucecueeeeesseues FRANK WILLIAMS 108 WRESTING A PITTSBURGH SECRET. Part IV. A desperate battling for a GEORGE C. JENKS 123 RUSSIA’S BLACK PAW. Part VI. A tale of intrigue and thrill under the Oe ee ee CASPER CARSON 176 ONE NOVELETTE IN QUEST OF A QUEEN. The absence of clothes starts things. GARRET SMITH 148 SEVEN SHORT STORIES ROOST OF THE TUMBLING QQ...........ccccccarcevens HOWARD DWIGHT SMILEY 58 THE CATCHER COMES BACK.................ccc cece ee ee ees WILLIAM H. GREENE 8&0 AT LONE WILLOW STATION ..........000 cece eee eee R. K. THOMPSON 1038 THE BANDITS GAME oes cccccceccetenssanscesranacaie snes socecsccs RANDOLPH HAYES 119 FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE BARS.......0.ccccccccesene FRED V. GREENE, JR. 141 THE MAIDEN RACE OF THE AU REVOIR................. BYRON AMULET 183 © HEIR, GOID FN THE, CAR rcierenstereneseundanredicrravdsavosaews MATTHEW WHITE, JR. 185 THE ARGOSY S LOCH BOON icisincivs:nacnvenracseecsacisemsien eohertennemes THE EDITOR 187 A GREAT MAY NUMBER +4] “ Where Nothing Got Away” “The Lure of the Nile” By SEWARD W. HOPKINS By ELBERT D. WIGGIN A thrilling castaway story of the Indian Ocean A new serial of certain amazing experiences region, published complete in 39 chapters. in Africa. | 66 ° 9 2 » “The Hawkins Relapse The Disappearance of Hodge Send came ee By JOHN S. BRACKETT Another new serial which will please the ama- A novelette, concerning which there will be a teur inventor’s friends and confound his special note in the Iog-Book. eneniues by riveting their attention. “THAT OUTFIELD FLY” is the title of the May baseball story, by a new writer. SE LS NY ISSUED MONTHLY BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COM PAN Y 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, and Temple House, Temple Avenue, E.C., London Frane A. Monasy, President, Ricwarp H. TiTHsrtncton, Secretary. CuristopHeR H. Porg, Treasurer. COPYRIGHT, 1912, BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY. ENTERED AT THE NEW YORK POST-OFFICE AS SECOND-CLASS MAIL MATTER comicbaoolks