Pulp Fiction, 1912 · page 5 of 276
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Sc. Spy By the @ } 50 The Argosy for December ONE BOOK-LENGTH NOVEL LOOSING THE TEMPEST. The sequel to an iceberg experience that held even more excitement and terrors..........ccccccecceccecccuccecececees SEWARD W. HOPKINS 1 FOUR SERIAL STORIES BEFORE THE DARK. Part I...... ee a LESLIE HAVERGAL BRADSHAW 8&7 FLIRTING WITH DESPERATE HAZARD. Peart II........ R. K. THOMPSON 116 CASTAWAYS OF THE YEAR 2000 Part IIl......... WILLIAM WALLACE COOK 152 THE MOTOR-BUS MYSTERY. Part IV.................0c0e08- BERTRAM LEBHAR 176 ONE NOVELETTE WIZARD OR CROOK. .......... 0... ccc cccccceeccccecceccuceccevecees CASPER CARSON 193 EIGHT SHORT STORIES AT FIVE FATHOMG....................csccccceecceeccceccccecceccecs FRANK WILLIAMS 81 ONE CROWDED CHRISTMAS ................c ccc ccee eee ceeee sees DOUGLAS PIERCE 108 THE NEW MAN’S DILEMMA ................. ccc cece ecco eee MORTON P. HOBS 142 ON THE PLYMOUTH EXPRESS...................00 0c. cece ee cee FRANK CONLY 171 MODERN WEAPONG................ 22. eececcccececeeeesees CHARLES PHELPS CUSHING 190 A STEAM-ROOM FRACAS. ..........c... cece cece ceeeeeeee HARTRIDGE D. TYLER 217 IN THE LAND OF ILLUSION ................0.00...0... CHARLES G. BARNEY, JR. 225 THE LETTER HE DIDN'T WANT.......................008. HOWARD P. ROCKEY 230 THE LOG-BOOK....................... a THE EDITOR 235 The Great Book-Length Novel Complete Also the start of a fascinating serial 66 99 ¢¢6 99 A Call to Arms” ‘“The Trouble Hunter By EDGAR FRANKLIN By ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE In the January ARGOSY Read the details in this month’s Log-Book ISSUED MONTHLY BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COM PAN Y 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, and Temple House, Temple Avenue, E.C., London Frang A. Munszy, President, RicHarD H. TiTagrincton, Secretary. Curistopner H. Pore, Treasurer. OOPYRIGHT, 1912, BY THE FRANK A. MUNSEY COMPANY. ENTERED AT THE NEW YORK POST-OFFICE AS SECOND-CLASS MAIL MATTER oO COMmichoOoks.c©