Adventure Magazine, March 1916 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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Published by THe RipGway Company ERMAN J. RIDGWAY, President GEORGE B. MALLON, Secretary and Treasurer Spring and Macdougal Streets’ - - New York City 6, Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London, W. C., England ere en we ne ee Fee ea ee ARTHUR SULLIVANT HOFFMAN, Managing Editor CONTENTS FOR MARCH 1916 Cover Design . ; : ; : ; , ; ‘ ; ‘ Francis Miller 2 The Secret of Caprice A Complete Novel , ; ‘ Henry M. Neely 3 The thrilling search down the Atlantic Coast for a <iatieiacis wreck leads to the uncovering of a clever, desperate plot by a man you'll be glad to know, a man who fought tremendous odds for a girl. And she is a winner, the sort that can soar thousands of feet above earth i in an aeroplane, or handle a horse like a man. The Pillar of Flame : . . Edward S. Pilsworth 99 Every hour thousands of Ballets were eine dotroued by a great oil-well fire. The well could be saved at the risk of a man’s life. You'll want to know the man who volunteered, and what it meant to him if he throttled that geyser of fire. Li’? Son-of-a-Gun A Sandy Bourke Story . . . . > J. Allan Dunn 108 Sandy, big-hearted son’ of the open range, rides straight into the face of death to save his youngest pal—the L2’!’ Son-of-a-Gun. Too Much Business A Pe eno ne . 4 Thomas Addison 119 _ Mr. Addison is becoming famous for his re salectrimaceteice of the road. This time he gives you the cleverest sales scheme yet, and his “drummers” are the real thing; he knows the game. Paradise Bend A Four-Part Story. Part I ; ; : : William Patterson White 133 This tale of the rolling, unfenced West carries the faite and swing of the big outdoors, with sur- prises that crack like a lariat. And there’s fun, too, heaps of it, in this frontier town, Paradise Bend. Come on! Give your cayuse the spur. Loudon and the boys are waiting for you at the “Bend.” Buffalo Tens. : . . Stephen Allen Reynolds 164 The U. S. Secret Seniae runs head first ae a ‘toned problem as hard to straighten as a snarled fish-line. And things break swiftly once detectives strike a warm trail. (Continued on next page) 1 ‘books ) (EOLA MC 5