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Blue Book v25 n01 [1917-05], 1917
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1THE BLUE BOOK
2RAY LONG, Editor.
4Copyrighted, 1917, by The Story-Press Corporation.
5Copyrighted, 1917, by The Story-Press Corporation, in Great Britain and the Colonies.
7COVER DESIGN: Painted by Z. P. NIKOLAKI
9Fourteen Unusual Short Stories
11Explaining the Villain. By Will Payne 1
12A "leak" in Washington is the basis of this wholly charming story: and the spinster sister of a young Senator is its heroine!
14The Hero of the Meet. By William Almon Wolff 11
15The story of a college boy who was very much of a man, and of the dramatic race he ran in his last college track-meet.
17The New Stories of Tarzan. By Edgar Rice Burroughs 19
18"The Nightmare" is the title of this story wherein Tarzan tries—with surprising results—to discover what "stuff dreams are made on."
20Red Apples and Rouge. By James Francis Dwyer 26
21The cabaret girl marries her farmer lover; but she finds her life on the farm has its trials, and she runs back to New York. But that isn't the end of the story.
23St. Anthony and Lady Cleopatra. By John Fleming Wilson 35
24Angela Barstow has inherited a steamship line; how she outwits a Central American president and his adviser is told in this dramatic story.
26The Jinnee of the Churn. By George Washington Ogden 77
27A homely but most engaging tale of a Kansas churn-salesman and his protracted wooing: by the author of "Vagabonds of Chance."
29Away from Here. By Ellis Parker Butler 85
30Jabez Bunker at last meets his match in his New York career as confidence man; for Grandma Bunker sells him an ice-mine in New Jersey.
32The Wish Fairy's Work. By Albert Payson Terhune 94
33"God save you from the Werewolf and from your heart's desire," runs a proverb which well epitomizes this remarkable story.
35Squared Accounts. By Robert J. Casey 101
36A vivid tale of the Black Hills country and of a man who believed that he was the instrument of a just vengeance.
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