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

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uy 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 Entered at the New York Post Office a3. Sscond-Class Matter ARTHUR SULLIVANT HOFFMAN, Managing Editor CONTENTS Zr APRIL 1916 Cover Design . ; : ; ; ; - ‘ . : ; ; : ‘ Francis Miller Days of Morgan A Complete Novel. ; : George Rothwell Brown 3 A thrilling, red-blooded romance of the ‘Spanish Main, daring those years when stout-hearted Englishmen sailed down to the Caribbean in quest of the treasure galleons of Spain. It’s a genuine pirate tale, filled with action, tense situations, and the love of a cool-headed British maid for the man she was forced to fight. She’s a corker—but we mustn’t give away the story. Read it. The Bullet Poem . < “ : : ; F ‘ ; ; A. Judson Hanna 71 The Crowing Hens of Totulu. . . . . . . J. Allan Dunn 72 When the feminist movement struck those ask wives on an island in the Pacific, there were cer- tainly stirring times for the men-folks. Here’s the chance for a good laugh. Dory-Mates =. : : ‘ ; ; Frederick William Wallace 85 The N ewigendlind Banks in Winter, An open boat. Two young, deep-sea fishermen, one hating the other as a loser can hate a winner, and a chance for the loser to “get even.” Told by a deep- sea man. The War Bride ; : : : : : ; a P John A. Heffernan 99 Z “‘dark-horse” overturns Wall Street and plungers go the limit on his tip, with unexpected re- sults. Paradise Bend A Four-Part Story. Part I . . «. . «William Patterson White 105 Do you like the spirit of the great, wholesome West? Do you admire those sons and daughters who ride the open range? Then light up your deepest pipe and swing into an easy chair. Here’s an evening’s treat. And if you missed the first instalment, a complete synopsis gives you a lift along the trail. Letters Up! ‘ : : E. Richard Schayer 136 Somebody Svea even a poor “old bloke j in the Arey Service Corps. The writer, famous for his graphic articles from the French front, gives you a touching incident from the life of those in that little-known but highly important branch of an army, called by the British the “‘Ally Slopers.”’ The Relocation of Montana Creek aes . . Samuel Alexander White 143 Sark and Bassett get into the thick of a man- killing race for gold in the Northwest. (Continued on next page) CoMmicboooks CO