Adventure Magazine Cover, November 1, 1927

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A Short Story of the Underworld The Man Who Followed. Tom Blake 20 The Thief Who Stole a Sorrow. H. L. Haines 24 Who Killed Cock Robin? Anthony M. Rud 28 A Short Story Bullets Through the Night. F. A. Kahle 38 A Short Story of the Northwest. Continued in Next Issue The Phantom Detective... Oswald Saunders 46 A Complete Novel Jungle Lore (Articles).... Charles J. Gilson 50 The Death of a Crocodile and other fascinating articles appear regularly Editor: Arthur S. Hoffman Associate Editor: Walter B. Gibbs Art Editor: George H. Idsall Contributing Editors: Arthur Somers Roche John T. McIntyre W. H. Osborne Established 1911 Adventure is published on the Ist and 15th of every month by The Ridgway Company, 116 West 39th Street, New York, N. Y. Subscription Rates: U. S. A., Mexico and Cuba, $2.50 a year (foreign $3.50). Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting your dealer. The magazine contains Western stories and serials, including a two-part novel "Shotgun Gold" by W. C. Tuttle about the characters Hashknife and Sleepy; "The Million-Dollar Boots" by Ralph R. Perry, an underworld tale; "The Man Who Followed" by Tom Blake; "The Thief Who Stole a