Adventure Magazine Cover, August 18, 1921 — page 8: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

(Continued from preceding page) The Throwback A Complete Novelette . . . +. ~~. ~ Ferdinand Berthoud 135 The African diamond mystery. | Tackline’s Adventure . . . . . =. =~. ~~... Stanley S. Schnetzler 156 A little ruckus in Gibraltar’s Garden of the Gobs. Ghost-Pipes . : : ; Stephen Chalmers 164 A Scotch pibroch that made Indian medicine. Sweetwater Range Poem : . ; : : : ; Lew Sarett 178 The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers . : ‘ 3 » 179 Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader . see ABS Ask-Adventure .. 22S SS SSS ee vg ec I8O Weapons, Past and Present . gk eee ee 87 Fishing in North Ainerica: 2 35" — 5. ee ee ee 7 Lost [rails c< :... eae eee ae ee ee ee 9 the Trail Ahead... Sea. See ee . 192 leadiigs ¢ oy ee en a a Sa ee Mibbard Ve Be, Kline Cover Design 5 Mae a eee, ee ee . . John Held, Jr. Cpves the shoulder of Mount Elgon and into the bowels of forbidden Africa a reckless young American follows the lure of a blood-stained charm. ‘“‘BURIJED GODS,?’’ by Charles Beadle, is a novelette complete in the next issue. "THEY'RE a tough town and rough people, and when Sleepy Stevens and Hashknife Hartley buck up* against their peculiar ideas of law and order, six-guns and dynamite are used to bring the argument to a grim conclusion. ““LAW RUSTLERS,’’ by W. C. Tuttle, is a complete novelette in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. cComicboooks