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THE ARGOSY | CONTENTS FOR AUGUST, 1916 The entire contents of this magazine are protected by copyright, and must not be reprinted without the publishers’ permission Cy 0 | ONE COMPLETE NOVEL PIR PON OF Bree PI IGHTS,...........:..cccccescccecectoe JOSEPH IVERS LAWRENCE 1 CHAPTERS I—XXVII THREE SERIAL STORIES 0 | [| CG) ND BG UG mei kee ss wsscec ddcaccbcdccksconvedbocee FRED C. SMALE 101 CHAPTERS I—VI are STAR OF ADVENTURE. Part II.%...............00 PERLEY POORE SHEEHAN 122 CHAPTERS X—XVI (with Synopsis) HIS MAD MOVE ON THE MOVIES. Part IIl...........000.... STEPHEN BRANDISH 146 CHAPTERS XI—XIll (with Synopsis) EIGHT SHORT STORIES Pr el AEG MRCOG... .. acihiegn on nnescsccnccccsescescccctopeivcscesses F. K. SCRIBNER 8&8 BRE Eh MEF YD bei cicindiscis obidsccdate<0sccacccccccccsscococcsccsesesevocctcosees LESLIE DAVIS 117 Re TUE Foo baa cy Vie SUiwesRiicpoe ov eseccocccccospnedéccvecasccacecess R. K. THOMPSON 139 COCHRANE HANDS.OUT A LEMON ...................0cccccccces FRANK A. RUSSELL 158 FG ey, cculBveorascosesnacaseneccoadeacnce sebacabevses KENSETT ROSSITER 168 WHAT THE WAR DID FOR ANNE.................5.........00000. HELEN A. HOLDEN 170 nae wis sco Nap ovo neccsinaens ccccvevessnedecoitiuies GEORGE B. WALKER 181] Cj o o | IME, PU, BC, , ors co ctao cdedsateccvcocciccccccecansococecoscecse MARY ISABEL BOYNTON 184 a on ee se npeoccecceovancepacccoeds THE EDITOR 188 How They Make a Movie is set forth in delightful fashion in the twenty-seven chapters of the novel to be published complete in next month’s Argosy. And there are thrills aside from those designed for screen use in this great story of Los Angeles, entitled: “Over a Cliff at Point Firmin’”’ By William Wallace Cook This number will also contain the opening of a remarkable serial, replete with mystery and the lure of the occult. You're sure to be fascinated by ‘Those Eyes from Karna’”’ By George Foxhall Author of ‘* Why There Was a Murder on Pearl Street ’’ Among the short stories will be a novelty tale called “Demon of the Whirling Disks” and a tensely dramatic narrative, “The Unforgiving Minute.” THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY, 8 West Fortieth Street, New York, and Temple House, Temple Avenue, E, C., London FRANK A. Munsey, President RicHarpD H. TITHERINGTON, Secretary CHRISTOPHER H. Pope, Treasurer Single copies, 10 cents. By the year, $1.00 in United States, its dependencies, Mexico and Cuba; $1.50 to Canada, and $2.00 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, 1916, BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY ENTERED AT THE NEW YORK POST-OFFICE AS SECOND-CLASS MAIL MATTER—COPYRIGHTED IN GREAT BRITAIN ice COMicoOok<Ss.CO