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Blue Book v035 n06 [1922-10], 1922
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1THE BLUE BOOK
2KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN, Editor
4Copyright, 1922, by The Consolidated Magazines Corporation (The Blue Book Magazine).
5Copyright, 1922, by The Consolidated Magazines Corporation, in Great Britain and the Colonies.
7COVER DESIGN: Painted by Laurence Herndon to illustrate "Big Sandy of the Veldt."
9A Remarkable Novelette
11Big Sandy of the Veldt By Magruder G. Maury 160
12A swift-moving story of South Africa—a tale of battle between Boer and Briton, native and white, man and beast. Nor is romance wanting to complete the attractions of this really excellent novelette.
14Thirteen Worth-While Short Stories
16A Wall Street Sunset By Garet Garrett 1
17Here we have a most unusual story of the money kings, by the author of "An Empire Beleaguered" and "Where the Money Grows."
19The Murder Specialist By J. Frank Davis 12
20The man who wrote "The Hand of Esau" and "The Chinese Label" here gives us a striking story of that picturesque old gun-fighter Captain Bill Titus.
22Ike Takes the Reins By Jonathan Brooks 22
23Baseball from the manager's point of view is a different game but no less interesting; the author of "Sampson Nails the Flag" has here made it into a specially good story.
25Free Lances in Diplomacy By Clarence Herbert New 33
26Under the title "The Oriental Embassy Affair," Mr. New contributes one of the most absorbingly interesting stories in this famous series.
28Fork-Eye's Flag Still Flies By Meigs O. Frost 45
29A thrilling romance of the little known Louisiana South Coast, by the author of "Politics Is Politics" and "The Daughter of Nez Coupe."
31THE CONSOLIDATED MAGAZINES CORPORATION, Publisher, The Blue Book Magazine, 36 South State Street, Chicago, Ill.
33LOUIS ECKSTEIN
34President
36CHARLES M. RICHTER
37Vice-President
39RALPH K. STRASSMAN
40Vice-President
42Office of the Advertising Director, 33 West Forty-second Street, New York
43R. M. PURVES, New England Representative, 80 Boylston St., Boston.
44LONDON OFFICES, 6 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London, W. C.
45Entered as second-class matter July 24, 1906, at the post office at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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