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Blue Book v032 n06 [1921-04], 1921
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1MAGAZINE
2DONALD KENNICOTT, Associate Editor
3APRIL 1921
5The Night of Reckoning
6Fancy Dan, prince of gunmen, wins the last of his difficult underworld battles.
7By Robert J. Casey 78
9Partnership Retained
10Strange events in the Louisiana swamp-country form the basis of this tale by the author of "The Brazen Peacock," "Captain Wrexham's Reputation" and many other fine stories.
11By H. Bedford-Jones 87
13December Corn
14A romance of the stock-exchange, told with exceptional sympathy and charm.
15By Vernie E. Connelly 95
17Deep Water Men
18A young adventurer runs into an exciting situation in Hongkong that leads to even more thrilling events on the Pacific.
19By Culpeper Zandtt 104
21The Decoy
22Wherein a postal inspector discovers a crafty plot and springs a clever little trap himself.
23By Leonard D. Hollister 140
25Free Lances in Diplomacy
26"In an Old Venetian Palace" describes a bit of modern international intrigue which culminated in one of the strange tragedies for which Venice has long been noted.
27By Clarence Herbert New 147
29Lovers and Loco
30All the world loves a lover; and when he's a real cowboy too, he's specially well worth reading about.
31By Paul Everman 160
33Two Notable Serials
35The Crosscut
36This deeply absorbing romance of the Colorado mining country is by the man who wrote of "The Wildcatter" and many other memorable stories.
37By Courtney Ryley Cooper 1
39Wind Along the Waste
40This mystery of the California sand-dunes here comes to a climax that is distinctly well worth reading about.
41By Gladys E. Johnson 116
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