The Argosy, November 1908 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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gosy for November One Complete Novel BY BULLET PERSUASION. The thrilling break that came into the life of a peaceful fig planter, with an account of the forceful means he afterward took to assert his rights SEWARD W. HOPKINS Six Serial Stories AN ELUSIVE LEGACY. Part I. What happened when a photographer closed out his business to drop into a supposed bed of roses, and found a mare’s nest of trouble instead HARLAN G. STEELE FROM FLAG TO FLAG. PartI. An American’s strange adventures in his own country during the War of 1812, with an account of a historic achievement under fire closely woven into the fabric of the story ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE A FALL OUT OF FATE, Part II. An artist in difficulties, how a friend tried to help him out, and the part played by his pet antipathy in the process EDWIN BLISS THE JAILBIRD. Part Ill. What happened to the man who resolved to live up to an evil reputation he didn’t deserve BERTRAM LEBHAR SECRET ENEMIES. PartIV. The man with a difficult trust to execute in a strange country and threatened by foes whom he has no means of WTOP cccemunexomarnsures omastnenanonetiasusan ce teeeeeeceeaeeeseueeees F. K. SCRIBNER TAKING BIG CHANCES. Part IV. The series of happenings that set wide- awake a sleepy village on the Atlantic coast SEWARD W. HOPKINS Eleven Short Stories WALTER DURANTY ROBERT RUSSELL THE COAT OF AMOS KOPPERCRUS1.......GARRETT SWIFT FACE VALUE is the title of a decidedly original New Serial to start in the December Argosy, a story of the sea, packed with thrilling incident and surcharged with a mystery constantly cropping out with fresh manifestations to pique the curiosity of the reader. The Complete Novel is “The Man She Saw,” a detective tale utterly unlike any other, but vividly absorbing froin the very outset. “Fateful December 31st,” “A Pressing Invitation,” “In the Snow Belt,” and “ The Man Who Forgot” are Short Stories appropriate to the holiday season, while “A Fool Among Fools” smacks of football. HISSUED MONTHLY BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY 1175 Fifth Avenue, New York, and Tempie House, Temple Avenue, E.C., London Frank A. Monsey, President. Ricuarn H. Trraerrxoton, Secretary. CHusropner IT. Pope, Treasurer. COPYRIGHT, 1908. BY THK FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY. ENTERED AT THE NEW YORK POST-OFFICE AS SECOND-CLASS MAIL MATTER, comiclooks.com