Frank Reade Library No. 12: Frank Reade and His Steam Man of the Plains — page 1: what you’re looking at

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< Noname’s” Latest and Best Stories are Published in This Librarye ,) (YT 27 24 maa Me ME i a =2gen ae ce PPaTTae eens ed ———_———- a ," . er ee . <a m3 > - a n= 3 S..* a ; 1 ite tf Shh ih i kiln! = . is 3 ‘aK far = ( % 4 ee é — y SN (Aas s < ~ ‘>, Py 4 Entcred as Second Class Matter at the New Vork, N. Y., Past Office, October 5, 189. - = = - alien 7 > \ FRANK TOUSEY, PUBLISHER, 34 & 3% NortTH Moore SPREET, NEW York. / “PRICE ) Vol. No. 12. { COMI LETE. ; New York, December 10, 1892. IssURbD WEEKLY. L5 CENTS. | ol. I Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1892, by FRANK TOUSEY, in the office of the Librartan of Congress, at Washington, D.C. 0 AND HIS STEAM MAN OF THE PLAINS: or, tH THE TERROR OF THE WEST. By “NONAME.” tit ih On the driver's seat sat Frank Reade, holding the reins with a firm grasp and guiding the rteam giant as one guides a horse. On the coal-box in the rear part of the wagon sat Charley Gorse. ‘+ Help!” Again that appeal arose high and clear above the roaring of the Hames. COMICDOoOKS.c©