The Argosy, August 1914 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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| THE ARGORK: CONTENTS FOR AUGUST, 1914 The entire conte nts 0 fthis magazine are protected by copyright, and must not be reprinted without the publishers’ permission o ae RE a a A FULL BOOK-LENGTH NOVEL COMPLETE PERE EY | EASY Es Fa Re hiaval no ccdlindceks cosaeeescesccsvdenacichas J. EARL CLAUSON A COMPLETE NOVELETTE Pig SHEA ING S - BUTE Tee a. cs Seas cor 0n00dcksksa¥ Cette Mieacedh he coc +senanososaaiais SIMEON RUSS 105 NINE SELECTED SHORT STORIES "DHE: - PPGRE RP WEEE, 25a s0i2 ceaestcesscasecdcnvcndubddeadsaaudien ceccvbs MAX RITTENBERG 146 THE BREEPER OF STi PAGS oor iikek uhleswcd decades W. ROBERT FORAN 156 PES TE a PEON. ..ccckodecacaceccccancieccecscoappiseduadssbessedsanns. E. ALLEN PHILLIPS 169 THE: PROMGFHION OF PAT O'DAY.................0022 DONALD FRANCIS McGREW 178 Be 0 FEE syshhcigiavtnncanesoies+ceceevcecosannccacoavychsvccaasactas W. H. SPERRY 185 EP es Be PRIN og veg cdcsccto decks sccdicccoccseedbcscdgisvons FRANK CONDON 190 THE LAUGHING QUARTET (286 ee ae WILLIAM H. HAMBY 210 PUPTTING Fri. PUNCH FN Aube batiiv... ccs, aii doles cceotnweey GEORGE T. PARDY 231] Seeutateest counter tot ane THE EDITOR 2385 ZANE GREY Th L f h D as a writer of Western stories C ast O t C WARES 4 is pretty nearly at the top of the tree. There are few men in his tune who have greater popularity or wider appeal. S the name of the story. It is a yarn for young people and for those who like the young—who like free riding and brave fighting and love-making NEXT MONTH _ withthe glamour of the old West and the passion of youth. So don’t neglect the we are going to give to you Grey’s latest Western novel. ial ae ores September Argosy single issue of this magazine. THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, and Temple House, Temple Avenue, E. C., London FRANK A. MUNSBY, President RICHARD H. TITHERINGTON, Secretary CHRISTOPHER H. Pops, Treasurer Single copies, 15 cents. By the year, $1.50 in United States, its dependencies, Mexico and Cuba; $2.00 to Canada, and $2.50 to Foreign Countries. Remittances should be made by check, express money order or postal money order. Currency should not be sent unless registered ISSUED MONTHLY. COPYRIGHT, 1914, BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY ENTERED AT THE NEW YORK POST-OFFICE 48 SECOND-CLASS MAIL MATTER (C(O)[(\\\[|(C 0)(0)(6) CS (CO)