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(Continued from preceding page) Go-Fever A Three-Part Story Conclusion . ; : : ‘ J. Allan Duna 110 Australia—the fight at the lava-holes. The Grudge of Ya Israng . . . Warren H. Miller 137 Burma—the cholera was not confined to the Eatives. Bianca Cappello arly Iialian History . . . . F.R. Buckley 149 The Grub+Line A Complete Novelette ‘ Walter J. Coburn 150 The West—TZad Ladd was hungry; but that wasn't Sry he turned rustler. The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers . 177 Camp-Fire Stations) 0 * = =. Se ee eee Ss Old Songs That Men Have Sung 5S. Gg See |. > Sees Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader. . . . . =. =. ~~. ~~. 183 Ask Adventure... 184 A free question and answer service natant of femacon on mrountoor Ife and acgene ee where. Comprising sixty-four geographical sub-divisions, with special sections on Radio, Mining and Prospecting, Weapons Past and Present, Salt and Fresh Water F ishing, Forestry in the United States, Tropical Forestry, Aviation, Army Matters, United States and Foreign; American Anthropology North of the Panama Canal, First Aid on the Trail, and Health- Building Outdoors. Leet Trait es Se Oe eee ee ee ris ‘Lhe Trul Aneto ope ee oe eee or SS Heaanés. ee eee 5 ae ee Arthur Schwieder Cover Design ©... 0° PS ee eee Ce ar One Novel, Two Novelettes Complete HEN “Hashknife’ Hartley and “Sleepy” Stevens rode into Lo Lo Valley, they found \) \) the sheepmen facing the cattle-kings in battle. “THE DEAD-LINE,” a novel of the ‘West, by W. C. Tuttle, complete, in the next issue. HE LIVED on the edge of the desert, far from neighbors; he ringed his house with high- tension wires and posted guards at the gate. But no precautions could keep out the unforgiving Serochi. “THE VALLEY OF REMORSE,” a complete novelette by Bruce Johns in the next issue. LACKIE” owned a luxurious motor launch, and he knew all there was to know about the new radio compass installed at Fog Rock. Thus equipped, he gave chase to the tramp steamer. “SALT ON A BIRD’S TAIL,” a complete novelette by Charles Victor Fischer in the next issue. Other stories in the next issue are forecast on the last page of this one. Adventure is out on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month COMICLOOCkKS. EGO