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Blue Book v42 n06 [1926-04], 1926
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1THE BLUE BOOK
2KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN, Editor
4Copyright, 1926, by The Consolidated Magazines Corporation (The Blue Book Magazine).
5Copyright, 1926, by The Consolidated Magazines Corporation in Great Britain and the Dominions.
7Cover design: Painted by Lawrence Herndon to illustrate "The Gun Girl."
9A Short Novel You Will Remember
11The Comeback
12This vivid drama of the wilderness is the work of an authority and an enthusiast; it takes you on an exciting trail that you will find well worth while.
14Fourteen Attractive Short Stories
16Clancy, Detective
17By H. Bedford-Jones 6
18The first of a fascinating series of mystery stories, centering about the exploits of an American detective in Paris, by the author of "The Man With the Silver Face" and "The Frontier Below."
20Double-Gaited
21By Jonathan Brooks 22
22Our old friend the trotter Lamentation is well handled in this specially attractive story by the man who wrote "Split Interference" and "The One-horse Guy."
24McKeever's Dinosaur
25By George L. Knapp 32
26Have you a little dinosaur in your home? McKeever had, and the beast made life too, too interesting for Mac.
28The Crooked Trail
29By Edwin L. Sabin 42
30The man who wrote "White Indian" and "The Devil of the Picuris" here contributes a memorable story of a crook who was not at home in the mountains. (With a portrait of the author.)
32Free Lances in Diplomacy
33By Clarence Herbert New 51
34"To Be—or Not to Be—Annihilated" is the amazing story of a recent aerial attack upon London and the ingenious fashion in which it was frustrated.
36The Gun Girl
37By Rathburne Case 65
38Strange events in a little Ohio town come to a surprising climax in this unusual and absorbing story.
40The Joke
41By Jay Lucas 75
42The cowboys put up a job on the Perfect Tenderfoot in this lively story, but when the bear proved to be real and grizzly, the P. T. showed true mettle.
44Flat Feet
45By Bert Mohrman 82
46Can a gunman ever reform? In this impressive story a bad man from the city tries to retire. But! (With a portrait of the author.)
48THE CONSOLIDATED MAGAZINES CORPORATION, Publisher, The Blue Book Magazine, 36 South State Street, Chicago, Ill.
50LOUIS ECKSTEIN
51President
53CHARLES M. RICHTER
54Vice-President
56RALPH K. STRASSMAN
57Vice-President
59Office of the Advertising Director, 33 West Forty-second Street, New York City, N. Y.
60R. M. PURVES, New England Representative, 80 Boylston St., Boston.
61LONDON OFFICES, 6 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London, W. C.
62Entered 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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