The Argosy, November 1908 — page 238: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. 3 Cm Ge pap ih, E Dy ; “ay, eae N SBN we ance’ | A THE RAILROAD MAN’S MAGAZINE A} Will Pay For True Stories i It ly is full of thrilling and absorbing stories that — DSS compel interest; stories of the sort that > » ==] everybody likes to read because they are true. There is hardly a railroad man in the ~ United States, from the general manager to the humblest section-hand, who cannot unfold a story in which he him- self has played a part; a story of danger and daring; a story of courage; a story of mystery, romance, or wonder. It is these that THE RAILROAD MAN’S MAGA- ZINE (get one of any newsdealer) wants in its pages, and for which it is willing to pay. They need not be long, but they must be true and they must be interesting; from 1,000 - to 3,000 words in length and containing names, dates, and places. If you know any stories of this sort write them and send them to the editor of the “‘True Story Series,” RAILROAD MAN’S MAGAZINE, Flatiron Building, New York, enclosing stamps. If the stories are unavail- able, it goes without saying that they will be returned; if available, a check will be mailed to you immediately upon acceptance. Fach story will be printed over the writer’s signature. ‘You may never before have written for publication. No matter! Send your manuscripts, anyway; a true story writes itself. THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY, 175 Fifth Avenue : . : . : - New York comiclbooks.comn