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Argosy All-Story Weekly

· March 30, 1929

# All-Story Weekly, March 30, 1929

This issue contains five serials and four complete stories. The lead serial is F. V. W. Mason's "Captain Nemesis: A Tale of Revolutionary Days" (Part I), depicting colonial naval officer Lieutenant Nathan Andrews on trial by court-martial aboard the frigate Avon, falsely accused by witness Sherburne. J. U. Giesy and Junius B. Smith contribute "The Woolly Dog" (Part I), described as a mystery of tangled passions. J. E. Grinstead's "The Saga of Silver Bend" (Part I) concerns rangeland warfare. Ray Cummings's "The Sea Girl" (Part V) features an ocean discovery. Complete stories include Eugene Cunningham's "Chigaroo!" about rustlers, Seven Anderton's "Viva La Pay Day" set in revolutionary Banana Land, Howard E. Morgan's "Scar Rawlins, Lifer," and Sewell Peaslee Wright's "Trial by Water," a North Woods tale.

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March 30, 1929
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