Scan 4

Blue Book v25 n01 [1917-05], 1917

33 lines. Read by computer on 18 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.

1MAGAZINE MAY 1917

2DONALD KENNICOTT, Associate Editor.

4HEADINGS: Drawn by HERBERT MORTON STOOPS

6Bindweed. By Andrew Soutar 110

7Murder will out, as Amos Gattrill at last discovers in this deeply interesting story of a strange crime.

9A Single-Track Mind. By Charles Wesley Sanders 129

10A powerful tale of the Great Lakes: of a bitter feud and a simple romance and of many stirring events.

12Free Lances in Diplomacy. By Clarence Herbert New 138

13"Behind the Secret Panel" describes a tremendously exciting adventure of Lord Trevor in combating Russian intrigue.

15The Class of 'Seventy-Nine. By Hapsburg Liebe 150

16They were loyal to their class and to each other; and they pulled an old friend out of trouble by an odd scheme.

18Northern Lights. By A. C. Allenson 156

19Dimples is the name of a real he-man, and he helps smooth the course of true love in this attractive story.

21Two Well-Worth-While Serials

23Alias Mrs. Blair Coulter. By Henry M. Neely 46

24A novel which will undoubtedly provoke much discussion; the heroine is one of the most interesting in contemporary fiction.

26Ransom! By Arthur Somers Roche 118

27The super-exciting conclusion of this alluring mystery-novel of New York, by the author of "Loot."

29A Novelette

31"It's a Bear." By Nina Wilcox Putnam and Norman Jacobsen 164

32A joyous tale of a tenderfoot who makes good in Wyoming. Miss Putnam was the author of that memorable BLUE BOOK success, "Adam's Garden."

The computer misreads some letters and numbers. Where a name matters to you, read the scan.